RRR - Triple R

Breakfasters

Society EN ↓ 430 episodes

Music, news, sport, weather, information, special guests and regular segments each morning. The intro and outro theme is Soft Illusion and was generously provided by Andras.https://andras.bandcamp.com/track/soft-illusion

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Society

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Latest episode

Jun 25, 2026

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Episodes

True Crime, Queue Etiquette & Taking one for the Team 12.08.2021

True Crime enthusiast Meshel Laurie chats about her new book CSI Told You Lies ; Bobby recounts a time she took one for the team; Director James Ashcroft talks about the premiere of his thriller Coming Home in the Dark at MIFF ; Bobby release her inner Larry David when discussing queue etiquette; Professor Tim Fletcher explains the relationship between smart water storage and our platypus friends;...

Funnel Web Spiders, Failed Auditions & a Furniture Icon 05.08.2021

Comedian and actor Celia Pacquola chats about the final season of Rosehaven ; the team share stories about interviews gone wrong; Entomologist Simon Hinkley sheds positive light on deadly funnel web spiders; Bobby recalls crowd surfing at a festival in her youth; Professor Dennis Altman explores the strange persistence of monarchies; director Madeleine Martiniello talks about her documentary about...

Divisive Shorts, Going Full Psycho & Tablescaping 29.07.2021

Actor Virginia Gay talks about why she adapted the literary classic Cyrano ; the team question the role of shorts in society; comedian and actor Nick Boshier chats about new sketch comedy series The Moth Effect ; the team declare their wild familial connections to the Irwin family and Jay Leno; book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy talks about She Is Haunted by Paige Clark; comedian Michael Chamberlin...

Uncoordinated Scooters, Word Blanks & Getting thru Lockdown 22.07.2021

The team chats about reasons to not hire a scooter on your holiday; book lover Fi Wright reviews Deborah Levy’s memoir Real Estate ; journalist Andrew Dodd talks about the issues and upheavals of journalists; Bobby forgets crucial words at critical times; Steve Ellen/Dr. Doolittle from 'Radiotherapy' shares mental health tips to deal with the lockdown; the team discuss whether rapid testing can sa...

MIFF 2021 Screenings, Superstitions and the Science of Screams 15.07.2021

Artistic Director Al Cossar launches the program for the 69th Melbourne International Film Festival; bookworm Veronica Sullivan reviews the debut novel  Small Joys of Real Life  by Allee Richards; the team discuss superstitions and why you shouldn’t put new shoes on the table; award-winning playwright Samah Sabawi gives the lowdown on her upcoming play  Them  at Arts Centre Melbourne; Dr. Jen talk...

Disgusting Stories, Dirty Bloomers, and Late Bloomers 08.07.2021

Award-winning Author Boori Monty Pryor chats about his new illustrated book  Story Doctors; Dr. Jen shares some science about disgust, and the team share their most disgusting stories; Nat Harris reports on her Xmas in July come-down; Cultural critic Clem Bastow talks about her debut book Late Bloomer: How An Autism Diagnosis Changed My Life; and Bobby shares her experiences from the Blackwood Eas...

Magical Fun, Herby Liquor & a Historic Building for Sale 01.07.2021

The team discuss allergic reactions; Josh Staley combines comedy and magic with his magic show Moments In Time for Melbourne Magic Festival; Beloved marine biologist Ricky-Lee Erickson joins Feature Creatures for the last time, and gives a rundown of what she will be doing next; the team shares some thoughts on the historic landmark, the Nicholas Building, being for sale; Michael Harden explains w...

Welcome Bobby, Storytelling Cabaret & Eulogies for the Living 24.06.2021

Daniel and Sarah gives new Breakfaster Bobby Macumber some tips on how to nail being a Breakfaster; journalist and writer Jenny Valentish talks about her new book Everything Harder Than Everyone Else ; Award-winning writer and cabaret performer Ash Flanders chats about upcoming show Ash Flanders is Nothing ; Simone Ubaldi shares her opinion on the Edgar Wright-documentary The Sparks Brothers; Form...

Symbolic Cakes, Invertebrate Olympics, and a Difficult Goodbye! 10.06.2021

It's the final week for Gez with the Breakfasters, and it kicks off with a trio of cakes! Also: Games loving techspert Dan Morganti talks us through the role-playing game  The Last Spell ; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains how to prune your deciduous plants; Simon Hinkley hosts the 2021 Invertebrate Olympics with the team; and Gez gets a heartfelt farewell from the Breakfasters and friends in true...

Cheese, Conspiracies & City Microbiomes 03.06.2021

Gez reveals some big, big news; ACMI director Katrina Sedgwick talks about the exclusive Disney animation exhibition on at ACMI; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka discusses what to do when a loved one starts believing in conspiracy theories; Sarah summarise her first week home with baby June; Dr. Jen explains a new study into microbiomes; the team get cheeeeesy for national cheese day; and Laura Duneman...

Movies, Memoirs, & Dinners 27.05.2021

It's Aisha's last week (and Sarah is baaaack on Monday!) Director Molly Reynolds talks about the new documentary about screen legend David Gulpilil; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley explains how and where to volunteer in horticulture; Screen reviewer Simone Ubaldi shares her thoughts on the new season of  Master of None;  the team compare notes on what they've been eating for dinner; and writer Sinéad Stu...

Big Screens, Small Screens, Books & Barristers 20.05.2021

Stage and screen legend Rachael Maza chats about the upcoming production  Heart is a Wasteland  showing at RISING festival; the team discuss the television show  I shouldn’t Be Alive;  St Kilda Film Festival Director Richard Sowada talks about this year's lineup; Journalist Antony Loewenstein explores the Israel–Palestine conflict; book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy explains why Evie Wyld's  The Bas...

Unsuitable Shoes, the Budget & Polarizing Buses 13.05.2021

Gez regrets her choice of shoes over the weekend; journalist Ben Eltham breaks down the Federal Budget; Broadcaster and writer Yumi Stynes talks about new teenage handbook  Welcome to Consent; screen reviewer Simone Ubaldi looks at  The Rider ; and RAW Comedy-winner Prue Blake chats about being recognized, her PhD about buses, and spelling bees. With presenters Aisha Pachoud, Daniel Burt, and Gera...

Fresh Haircuts, Wedding Dress Drama & Farewell to Mon 06.05.2021

During Mon's last week with Breakfasters, the team speak to award-winning journalist Jess Hill about the new SBS documentary series  See What You Made Me Do ; the team explore rad haircuts; Dr. Jen helps us understand the international Deep Time  project; Comedian Bobby Macumber shares some wedding dress shopping trauma; and lastly, Hayley Inch talks us through the volunteer-run film society The M...

Autumn Gardens, Inconvenient Wizzies, & Calligraphing Royals 29.04.2021

Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley recommends beautiful autumn gardens to visit; Gez reveals the reason she was gone last week; Writer-performer Declan Furber-Gillick talks about his yarn  Bighouse Dreaming  at the Arts Centre Melbourne; Triple R's official royal correspondent Laura Duneman provides a much-anticipated update on House of Windsor shenanigans; and the team discuss various instances of car trou...

Wins, Big Wins, and Five Finger Discount Wins 22.04.2021

The team celebrate Gez's award for Most Outstanding Show at MICF; Crikey politics editor Bernard Keane discusses the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan; Comedian Judith Lucy talks about her super serious book Turns Out I’m Fine; tech expert Dan Salmon explores how COVID has influenced internet conspiracy theories; Mon and Daniel discuss Big Bird and the five finger iscount; Dr. Julian Koplin ex...

Cocktails, Mites & Comedy Delights 15.04.2021

Bartender extraordinaire Cara Devine chats about this weekend’s Melbourne Cocktail Festival; Mon celebrates her anniversary, which raised some interesting questions; Simon Hinkley sheds light on the complex and kinky world of mites; the team shares some thoughts on sports; Professor Tim Flannery discusses getting to net zero emmissions by 2050; and award-winning comedian Nikki Britton talks travel...

A Funny Catholic, a Delicious Burger & a New Workplace 08.04.2021

Writer Monica Dux examines her Catholic background in her new memoir Lapsed;  Mon talks us through her delicious homemade burgers; Elizabeth McCarthy reviews Anwen Crawford's memoir  No Document;  Tech expert and Byte Into It presenter Dan Salmon explains workers' dissent at Amazon; and Mon talks about her brand new workplace. With presenters Mon Sebire, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey. Website:...

Evil Grannies, Super Recognisers & Old School Computers 31.03.2021

Comedian, author and radio personality Alan Brough talks about his live performance of acclaimed children’s book Charlie and the War Against Grannies; Dr. Jen explains the concept of super recognisers; Comedian Greg Larsen chats about his Melbourne International Comedy Show This Might Not Be Hell ; the team gets nostalgic while discussing their first computers; Simone Ubaldi gives her review on fi...

Boat Trouble, Closing the Gap & International Waffle Day 25.03.2021

Food expert Michael Harden talks about the Fed Square-event Future Food Systems; Gez and Mon brings back an old favorite: the dinner review; Daniela Baldry reviews Lauren Oyler’s debut novel  Fake Accounts ; Comedian Adam Knox chats about remote controlled boats and his upcoming Melbourne International Comedy Festival show,  3's Comedy and Oxfam National Manager Ngarra Murray discuss the main poin...

Kitty, Dating, & Bruncheons 18.03.2021

Actor, writer, and comedian Kitty Flanagan talks about brand her new ABC series FISK; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley gushes over autumn and what that means for gardening; Gez goes on a date with her fiancé; Economist Matt Grudnoff explains why the Reserve Bank wants wages growth, and why the Morrison government doesn’t; Gez has done a gig, that stimulates the topic of luncheons/bruncheons; and student a...

Cold People, Regional Food Experiences & a Tiny Plane 11.03.2021

Screen and stage legend Sigrid Thornton talks about her upcoming 8-hour long performance  Homer’s Iliad - The Seige of Troy  at Fairfield Ampitheatre; Food enthusiast Michael Harden chats about the resurgence of good food joints in regional Victoria; Filmmaker Kelly Walker talks about the upcoming Melbourne Queer Film Festival-screening of  My Fiona;  Gez chats about boarding a tiny plane; Dr. Jen...

Love Dem Apples, Nicknames, and Funny Ankles 04.03.2021

Mon recaps attending a hens party; Comedian Wil Anderson chats about his Comedy Festival show Wilegal ; The team share thoughts about the passing of Michael Gudinski; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverley gets passionate about apples; Simone Ubaldi reviews the 6-part Adam Curtis documentary  Can’t Get You Out of My Head;  Daniel, Mon and Bobby discuss nicknames; and comedian Prue Blake reflects on therapy, ank...

Mexican Gothic, Dirty Martinis & Restriction-less Plans 25.02.2021

Award-winning journalist Jess Hill explains the ramifications of abolishing the Family Court of Australia; book reviewer Jackie Tang shares her thoughts on Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s horror book  Mexican Gothic;  Gez rediscovers life in the city; Michael Harden gives dirty details on the best martinis; The team discuss their favourite chocolate bar; Andrew Gaynor talks about the  Bending The Bars  exh...

Corporate Scandals, Ladies Day & Shady Herbs 18.02.2021

Journalist Stephen Mayne explains the short and long-term impacts of recent corporate scandals in Australia; Dr Jen reveals the best age to develop music instrument playing skills; Simone Ubaldi reviews film  The Truffle Hunters;  Gez and Mon have been left to their own devices for a self-proclaimed Ladies Day; Justin ‘Digga’ Calverly describes how to best grow herbs in the shade; Astronomer Dr. T...

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