Rhianna Patrick

Australian author Beau Kondos talks to Rhi about his debut novel The Path of the Lost, the story of a group of people who band together to save a world where creativity is outlawed.

Australian author Lili Wilkinson talks to Rhi about her new novel After The Lights Go Out, the story of a family that moves to the outback to prepare for the apocalypse.

Alex Boniwell and Rhi discuss movies about killer robots, such as: Screamers, Hardware, Death Machine, and Chopping Mall.

Rhi speaks to a group of women showing cats in the Royal Queensland Show, and ask them how and why they enter cat competitions.

They say you should never judge a book by its cover, and Brisbane-based social enterprise The Unknown Project takes that idea to a whole new level.

Beau Jorgensen taught himself how to steam-bend drums by watching videos on the internet. Rhi asked him about the secretive process.

Australian author Eleni Hale talks to Rhi about her debut novel Stone Girl, the story of a young girl who becomes a ward of the state.

Alex Boniwell and Rhi discuss movies about being in the wrong place at the wrong time, such as: Green Room, Howl, and The Hitcher.

In this podcast only episode, Alex Boniwell reviews the latest cult entertainment releases including: The Endless, Escape From Absolom, and Darkman 1, 2, and 3.

The Australian Dalek Builders Union is a group dedicated to the creation of full sized, fully operational replica's of Doctor Who's most iconic villain, the Dalek.

What does it take to be in a pipe band? Pipe Major, Rod Smith explains the skill involved and why the Ipswich Thistle Pipe Band is always thinking of its future.

Dr Craig Barker explores the use of archaeologists as spies during World War I and World War II

Bennett Foddy has been a musician and philosopher but now lectures in game design at NYU. Bennett also develops his own games which are specifically designed to be annoying and despite this, millions of gamers have attempted to played them.

In this podcast only episode, Alex Boniwell reviews the latest cult entertainment releases including: Tokyo Ghoul, The Beast Master, and Alien Hunter.

Australian author Sue McPherson talks to Rhi about her novel Brontide, the story of a group young men that is told in a series of interviews.

QGAir delivers lifesaving aviation services to the state of Queensland. Rhi asked Acting Base Manager Greg 'Chilli' Beer about working in such a high stakes environment.

Australian author Leife Shallcross talks to Rhi about her debut novel The Beast's Heart, a retelling of Beauty And The Beast from The Beast's perspective.

Alex Boniwell and Rhi discuss sterling sequels Basket Case 2 & 3, Blade 2, A Nightmare On Elm Street 3, and Tetsuo 2: Body Hammer.

The Ironing Maidens perform in laundromats, and make music with ironing boards. Their songs investigate the untold history of the female pioneers of electronic music.

100 Suits for 100 Men is a charity which provides business attire to underprivileged men. Rhi speaks to its founder, Kevin Livingston.