The Grapevine 3RRR

12/09/2023

Big news from this little show.

28/08/2023

Kulja and Dylan are on air now for a Radiothon edition of The Grapevine, hanging out with some of their most educational guests to encourage you to subscribe and donate! 🤓

27/08/2023

Good morning!
Triple R's Radiothon is on now - the station's annual subscription and donation drive. It’s a chance to celebrate our mighty station, and help keep Triple R on the airwaves for another year.
The Grapevine will be on air, as usual, from 9am to midday today.
This year, ’s Radiothon theme is 'It's Educational' – a throwback to the station's humble beginnings coming out of RMIT. It's a reminder why we do what we do to share stories an information that connects people across this amazing city.
We'll be joined by some of our most educational guests and friends this morning. And there will be live music too.
We'd love to hear from you, and Triple R needs your support for another year Become a subscriber and donor for !
Subscribe and donate now at rrr.org.au

27/11/2022

Coming up this morning we drill down into the Vic election results with author and journalist George Megalogenis, Speakola's Tony Wilson stops in to wrap the year's best speeches, CEO of State Library Victoria Paul Duldig and artist Kaylene Tan talk us through the Library's recently-announced fellowships (including a performance lecture from Kaylene called 'White Magic', exploring and questioning visions of the 'mystic East' in Melbourne magic shows at the beginning of the 20th century), and Petra Stock stops by to regale us with tales of her (mis)adventures in FOI requests.

9am-12pm AEDT. Tune in to Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM, 3RRR Digital, online at http://rrr.org.au or via the app.

Somehow we've arrived at the final show of the year! Thanks for lending us your ears, and to all of you who have been in touch either via text, phone or email. We'll be back sometime in late Jan, with a bunch of fab presenters sitting in till then. Happy Summer :) 😎🤿🌊

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06/11/2022

Morning! Lots coming up today with Cam Walker Friends of the Earth Australia talking the COP27 climate conference; The Australia Institute's Jordan Guiao on his new book 'Disconnect: Why we get pushed to extremes online and how to stop it'; Senior Lecture in political science at UNSW Dr Deborah Barros Leal Farias on the recent election in Brazil, with Lula set to take over the presidency from Jair Bolsonaro; Monash University's Dr Fiona Longmuir on a new report revealing issues with teachers' job satisfaction in Australia; and Somebody's Daughter Theatre Co chat about their new podcast made by women in prison.

Tune in to Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM, 3RRR Digital, stream at rrr.org.au or via the app. 9am-12pm AEDT

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/nov/01/brazil-election-how-lula-won-the-runoff-from-sao-paulo-to-the-north-east

Bolsonaro gained support in deforested areas while municipalities with high Indigenous population voted overwhelmingly for Lula

16/10/2022

On today's show: David Manne from Refugee Legal on current policy approaches to refugees in Australia and abroad; Professor Wendy Stone from Swinburne University of Technology on soaring rental costs in Melbourne and what reforms are needed; Professor of International and Political Studies at UNSW Clinton Fernandes on his new book 'Sub-imperial power: Australia in the international arena'; our resident FOI correspondent Petra Stock stops in to talk about her experience with FOI failures; and Melbourne outfit Delivery stop in ahead of their show this Saturday at Ground Floor Brunswick.

Tune in to Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM, 3RRR digital, online at http://rrr.org.au or via the app. 9am-12pm AEDT.

How does Australia operate in the world? And why? In this closely evidenced, original account, former Australian Army intelligence analyst Clinton Fernandes categorically debunks Australia's greatest myth: that of its own independence. 'This book is a bold and challenging interpretation of not only....

09/10/2022

Today on the show: Jeff Sparrow on the Russia-Ukraine crisis and threats of nuclear war; Guardian Australia Victoria state correspondent Benita Kolovos on policies and priorities approaching the November election; clean energy advocate and founder of Climate 200 Simon Holmes a Court on his new book The Big Teal (Monash University Publishing); Fred Mora on his live yabby fishing and eating event at Melbourne Fringe; and contemporary classical composer Brenda Gifford on her new commission as part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival First Nations Artist Residency program.

Tune into Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM, 3RRR digital, http://rrr.org.au orvia the app. 9am-12pm AEDT

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02/10/2022

Morning! Coming up this morning: Cam Walker from Friends of the Earth Australia on the Vic gov's renewable energy storage announcement and early closures of coal-fired power stations; PhD candidate at Griffith University Sofia Ammassari on the rise of the far-right in Italy, with Giorgia Meloni set to lead the most right-wing government in the country since WWII; author and journalist Kristine Ziwica on her new book 'Leaning out: A fairer future for women at work in Australia; Member for Goldstein Zoe Daniel on the government's anti-corruption bill and her calls for a judicial inquiry into media concentration; and lecturer in creative industries at University of South Australia Sam Whiting on calls to introduce a minimum wage for musicians in Australia.

ALSO, time is running out to subscribe to Triple R during this year's Radiothon! Full info and details here: https://www.rrr.org.au/radiothon

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Aug 26 - Oct 5 ONE STATION UNDER A GROOVE! The single biggest event on the Triple R calendar, Radiothon, is on now. It’s when the station celebrates this incredible community we’ve all…

25/09/2022

Coming up: Associate Professor in urban planning at The University of Melbourne Dave Nichols on infrastructure policies in the lead-up to the Victorian election; Co-chair of the Uluru Youth Dialogue Bridget Cama on their new education campaign 'History is Calling'; Chair of the Victorian Law Reform Commission Tony North KC on their report into the state's stalking laws, which was tabled in parliament last week; Senior Lecturer in Linguistics at The University of Waikato Andreea S. Calude on the push to legislate plain language in government communications in New Zealand; and Nadine Muller, singer/drummer with Melbourne power pop/punk outfit The Prize stops by for a chat ahead of their launch at The Curtin this Saturday.

Tune into Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM, 3RRR Digital, http://rrr.org.au or via the app. 9am-12pm AEST

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