Breakfasters

On this week's show Geraldine tells the others about her friend who steals jackets, Comedian Dilruk Jaysinha comes in to talk about his upcoming show at Easey Street Concert Hall, Fee B Squared explains the Intrepid Travel Taiwan Triple R Trip and a call in about what people wanted to be when they grew up.

On this week's show Toby Halligan comes in to talk Politics, Writer and Performer Raelene Ibester discusses her show "Nigella - Love Bites" and the Breakfasters also talk Mushroom Picking and celebrate Geraldine's Birthday with some stories and call ins.

On this week's podcast a talkbreak about crappy themeparks and Comedian Ivan Aristeguieta comes in to talk about his show "Chorizo Sizzle" - part of the "Festival of Fully Baked Ideas". The Breakfasters share Creepy Stories and Hayley Inch discusses "Independence Day: Resurgence".

On this week's podcast Lachlann Carter comes in to talk about Christopher Schwatz's "The Anarchist's Design Book" and modern day woodwork. Writer Caleb Lewis and Director Ella Calwell from Red Stitch discuss their play "The Honey Bees" and the state of the World's bee colonies.The Breakfasters take calls about the ridiculous lies kids tell and a chat to music video and documentary filmmaker Nigel Dick ahead of a screening of his film "Berlin Calling".

On this week's podcast animator Adam Elliot chats about the Retrospective of his shorts, Aunty Donna talk about their new show "The New Show" and the Breakfasters reflect on traumatic school experiences and cat themed reality TV.

On this week's podcast Denise Scott drops by to chat about her exhibition "Influence of My Mother" at the NGV, the Breakfasters discuss people filming at concerts on their phones and the funny things kids do, Damian O'Keefe from Reconciliation Victoria discusses Reconciliation Week and Fee Bee Squared and Henry Wagons chat about the Keep Community Radio campaign.

On this week's podcast Gerard Elson from Readings reviews the book "Men", Author Ian Lowe talks about his book "The Lucky Country", Sarah shares a story about her Dad and some bees and Zora Sanders drops by to talk about unusual wills and bequests.

On this week's podcast SmartArts host Richard Watts talks through the Federal Government's cuts to arts funding, the Breakfasters discuss silly things you believed as a child and lottery tickets and Luke Williams discusses the ice epidemic.

On this week's podcast he creator of the one woman show "Mummy Dearest" Annaliese Constable drops by, Kate Mclennan talks about going to the Logies, Dr. Jen discusses the science of tickling and the Breakfasters talk about tongue piercing and tattoos.

On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talked about Shapes and guilty pleasures, Musician and RRR broadcaster Casey Bennetto talks about Prison Songs and Oliver Clark came in to talk about relationships.

On this week's podcast Daniel Webb from the Human RightsLaw Centre talked about the PNG hight court decision, on "WeirdScience", Dr. Jen breaks down Arachnophobia, and theBreakfasters talk about snakes and spiders and shapes ontalkback.

On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talked about the wedding at the Comedy Festival, they talked to Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan from the The Katering Show, Human Rights Law Centre Senior Lawyer Ruth Barson talks about Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and Geraldine talks about her trip to wonderland.

On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk to Dianne McGrath, who is a candidate for the Mars One mission, they talk about the new 5 dollar note, CEO of the Australian Conservation Foundation Kelly O Shennessy discusses the Great Barrier Reef and Nate Nott from Polyester Records talks Record Store Day.

Breakfasters discuss the growing numbers of adults buying toys, no, not those kind of toys, plus surprise circus stories and Sarah tells a tipsy tale of mystery. Acclaimed author George Megalogenis joins the team to talk about his latest quarterly essay, Balancing Act, which paints a picture of an Australia stuck in the middle between renewal and recession with an increasingly partisan political landscape and no appetite for reform.

On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk about Geraldine's Essendon football lunch and job interviews, they chat to comedian Guy Montgomery about his comedy festival show and Dr. Jen drops by for "Weird Science" where she discusses why we like the sound of certain voices.

On this week's podcast Andrew Donison wraps up the week in sport, on "Weird Science" Dr Jen talks about the science behind six degrees of separation, Anne Edmonds drops by ahead of her Comedy Festival show and Geraldine talks about being born.

On this week's podcast Luke McGregor chats about his new show "Luke Warm Sex", Tim Minchin drops by ahead of the premier of his musical "Matilda", on "Weird History" Zora Sanders talks about Bertha Heyman, the "confidence queen" and the Breakfasters review their dinners

On this week's podcast Breakfasters talk about International Women's Day and sexism in music, the best dog in Brunswick, they chatted to Lydia Lassala about her new documentary and Chief Economist and former Executive Director of The Australia Institute Richard Dennis dropped by.

On this week's podcast, the Breakfasters cover a range of topics including Geraldine meeting Missy Eliot and pill testing at festival, they speak to CEO of Museum Victoria Patrick Honan and Romulus Whitaker chats about pythons, and introduces the Breakfasters to a snake.

On the first Breakfasters podcast for 2016 the Breakfasters chat about George Pell, Toby Halligan wraps up the week in politics, Dr Jen drops by for "Weird Science" and Ed Hill talks about GECO, the Goongerah Environment Centre.