Canberra: Conversations in the Capital

In the season finale, Henry chats with Kim Huynh- most notably of ANU and ABC Radio Canberra. Recorded inside the Belconnen Tennis Club, conversations range from Kim's childhood in Canberra to experiences with ABC Radio and his insight on the Nation's Capital.

In this episode, Henry chats with Isaac Martin and Ella McCarthy of ANU Solar Racing. Recorded inside the team's workshop on Australian National University campus grounds, conversations range from the team's origins to preparations for the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

In this episode, Henry chats with Anne Masters- the woman behind the Gallery of Small Things in Watson. Recorded inside the Gallery, conversations range from the institution's origins to the history of the Canberra visual arts scene.

In this episode, Henry chats with Peta Bulling- the ACT Conservation Council Nature and Waterways Campaigner. Recorded inside their offices, conversations range from the Lawson Grasslands to the life of an environmental campaigner.

In this episode, Henry chats with Grant Simpson- the lead singer of Canberra band ARCHIE. Recorded inside Darling Street Studios in Mitchell, conversations range from the formation of the band, to some of their most memorable gigs and collaborations.

In this season premiere, Henry chats with visual artist Trevor Dickinson. Recorded from his art studio in Newcastle, conversations range from Trevor's journey to Canberra, his iconic bus shelter art, and reflections on the Nation's Capital.

It's a bar season. In the season finale, Henry chats with Kierain Bunton, Venue Manager of Transit Bar- Gig City. Recorded days after the new venue had officially opened, conversations include the history and future of Transit, as well as Kierain's own bar dreams and ambitions.

It's a bar season. Henry chats with Hayden Griffiths-Woodward, Bar Manager of Wilma and The Pearl. Recorded a week after the location had officially opened, conversations include the creation of and his vision for the bar, as well as Hayden's reflections on his time in hospitality.

It's a bar season. Henry chats with Venue Manager of Bar Rochford, Ryan Smith. Recorded during its prepping hours, conversations include the history of the bar, Ryan's advice for younger bartenders, as well as insight into orange and volcano wines.

It's a bar season. Henry chats with Rohan Walsh- Venue Manager of The Highball Express. One of the last interviews recorded inside its old venue, conversations include Rohan's experiences behind the counter, the bar's theme and backstory, as well as the science behind making cocktails.

It's a bar season. In the opener, Henry chats with Hippo Co Venue Manager- Nick Weir. Recorded inside the bar in Garema Place, conversations include Nick's hospitality experience, his time at Hippo Co, as well some insight into the bar's history and charm.

In this season finale, Henry chats with musical artist Lucy Sugerman. Recorded from Kita in Narrabundah, conversations include Lucy's time on the Voice, her songwriting style, and opening Summersalt 2021 in her hometown.

In this episode, Henry chats with Michael Wilkinson, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Escape Rooms Canberra. Conversations range from Escape Room Canberra's history, future, as well as Psycho Killer- the worldwide card game which the company has produced. Recorded inside Garden Party, Escape Room Canberra's cocktail bar and function space.

This episode, Henry's conversations with Pat range from his time working with Questacon, the importance of science communication, and adventures with his daughter- Lucy. Recorded inside the National Science and Technology Centre.

In this episode, Henry chats with Andy and Millie, two rangers from the Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary. Recorded inside The Woolshed on Mulligans Flat grounds, conversations range from the history and stories of Mulligans Flat to the importance of conserving and preserving nature.

In this episode, Henry chats with the novelist behind The Rook Files book series, Daniel O'Malley. Recorded outside the National Library of Australia, conversations include Dan's early life, publishing The Rook, and his writing techniques and inspirations.

In this season premiere, Henry chats with 63-year-old Sue Freeman of Runaround DJs. Recorded from her home, conversations include Sue's memorable gigs, going viral overnight, and her adoring fanbase.

This episode, Henry chats with Canberra conductor Leonard Weiss. Recorded inside the National Carillon, conversations range from Leonard's multi-instrumentalist stories to his dream performance to conduct.

This episode, Henry chats with Eliza Mowle and Jess Fordyce of Trash Gather about the organization, their interactive school workshop program, as well as the team's past, present, and future. Recorded next to Lake Ginninderra.

This episode, Henry chats with Signs & Symbols lead singer Brent Brosnan about the band, their songs, and the growing Canberra music scene. Recorded inside the Blacksun Rehearsal Studios.

This episode, Henry chats with Han Worsley, CEO of Country to Canberra, about the organization, their busy schedule, and the importance of mentors. Recorded near the fields of the Canberra Equestrian Centre.

This episode, Henry chats with Dan Power about his visual art, exploring the European cultural scene, and the importance of nature and the environment. Recorded inside the Australian National Botanic Gardens.

In the series premiere, Henry chats with Stu Thaung about the history of the Canberra Mandalay Bus, Stu's father George, and the future of the iconic late-night food truck. Recorded inside the Canberra Mandalay Bus.