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This week Amy goes on a genuinely impressive rant about an all-you-can-eat pasta restaurant and honestly... we're still not sure who's right. 🍝😂 Also discussed: ✨ Steph's dramatic hair transformation ✨ Why dentist bills feel like a personal attack ✨ The unexpected joy of supportive friendships ✨ Pickleball apparently being the hottest sport of 2026 ✨ A completely unhinged amount of Sex and the City analysis ✨ Why Miranda was always the best character and we're willing to fight about it Somewhere between leftover lasagna, health insurance and Carrie Bradshaw being problematic, we accidentally got a little deep too.

JACK & AMELIA joined Marcus for a chat about ILLUDE's latest release and the film clip created for the track "Rot".

KAIYAH MERCEDES joined Ami & Tina for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

Luke & Chris discuss Insectoid Aliens, Leonardo Di Vinci and give a Mt Rushmore on Best Smells.

BASS MEADOWS joined Nelson & Jesse for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

This week on Radio Architecture the mic flips on your usual host. In honour of 3 years and 136 past broadcasts on local community radio station, Radio Carrum, TAVA DARAKAMARAN interviewed ILANA RAZBASH. This is Ilana's final broadcast, enjoy!!! Tava Darakamaran is a strategic facilitator and creative thinker working at the intersection of architecture, business, and cultural impact. With a background in engaging senior leaders across complex built environment projects, she specialises in shaping conversations that move beyond ideas into action. Tava is the founder of emerging platforms focused on future practice and cross-disciplinary collaboration, bringing together developers, designers, and institutions to...

DEVIL MONKEY joined Sarah & Sean for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

Melbourne Death Metal band WRITHING chatted with Jackson about the early days of the band, music influences, recording plans, and lots more.

GEOFFREY O'CONNOR joined Tina & Ami for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

It's all Surf, Music and everything in between. Sean & Marsh's special guest is surfing royalty and Olympic competitor, Hannah Trigger.

Leo Sayer is an internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter, whose success has spanned the past 6 decades, as a recording artist as well as a captivating live performer. He is best known for his 1978 hit “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing”, which earned him a Grammy Award for R&B Song of the Year. His songs have been sung by other notable artists, including Cliff Richard, Roger Daltrey, and Three Dog Night. With dozens of hit singles and 18 studio albums, Leo has sold millions of records to date, has headlined concerts across the globe, and has played in some of the most iconic venu...

Sarah & Sean from gigpigsnaarm chatted with Ben from C.O.F.F.I.N Photo supplied by @gigpigsnaarm

Sarah & Sean from gigpigsnaarm chatted with STIFF RICHARDS. Photo supplied by @gigpigsnaarm

Julia & Richard joined Ami & Tina for a chat about the new  Magic Theatre ‘Piccolo Teatro’ that has opened at 5 Rankins Lane, Melbourne. Piccolo Teatro is an intimate and bespoke cabaret club dedicated to magic with some extra cabaret surprises. Created and founded by internationally renowned magician Sam Angelico and Raconteur Productions; magicians Richard Vegas and Julia Madotti producers of The Paris Underground Cabaret and Club Soda.

This week on Radio Architecture, Ilana's special guests are ANNA NERVEGNA & TOBY REED. Nervegna Reed Architecture is an award-winning architecture practice established by Anna Nervegna and Toby Reed in 2004. NR projects include the Arrow Studio, the Victorian Quakers Centre, PEP Dandenong, social housing and community projects in regional Victoria, Melbourne, Hobart, and urban planning in China. NR’s design for the Central Goldfields Art Gallery has been widely published, was exhibited in the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale and won the RAIA’s John George Knight Award for Heritage Architecture, and an award in the best public building category at the 2A Awar...

JAMIE GARNER - Actor & Playwright Jamie is a multi-hyphenate artist of many skills, many accents, and many passports. They began their career performing in children’s theatre across Australia, before performing, teaching, and writing with American regional theatres, then training and working in London as a writer, performer, and voiceover artist. Their directorial debut ‘Pieces of Us’ (EdFringe) was Offie-nominated, and they served as Movement Consultant for Lionwoman Productions, Texas. They have recently returned home to Melbourne, appearing as Touchstone in As You Like It with Melbourne Shakespeare Company in 2025. Their newest play HUNGRY JOHANNES will be performed as a work-i...

Kiara from Kingston Youth Services joined Marcus for a chat about the 2026 Kingston Youth Awards. Tips and tricks for applicants!!

Sarah & Sean from gigpigsnaarm chatted with THE BELAIR LIP BOMBS. Photo supplied by @gigpigsnaarm

EP. 14: Lesbian Allegations, Cricket Club & Emotional Support Power Drills 🎙️✨ This episode starts with us rearranging the studio because Steph was being personally victimised by her side profile… and somehow ends with life lessons, comedy deep-dives and friendship object permanence. We cover: 🖤 the return of FKN Typical apparel 🖤 the Cricket Club™ stim community 🖤 why we apparently give off married couple energy 🖤 neurodivergent communication styles 🖤 emotional support power tools 🖤 comedy, chaos and “real laughs” 🖤 sending 47 texts with no expectation of a reply Also: Amy watched 7 seasons of a show voluntarily which honestly deserves its own award. There’s something very wholesome about this one underneath all the nonsense...

NOT SO FKN TYPICAL is a podcast that doesn’t quite fit in neat little boxes. Hosted by Steph & Amy, sometimes it’s pop culture, sometimes it’s mental health, sometimes it’s life, parenting, friendship, chaos, or just whatever we’re currently obsessed with. Nothing polished. Nothing perfect. Just two humans talking it out and calling it what it is. FKN Typical.

VEEVEES joined Dan & Nik for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

Luke & Chris discuss Leadership, The Illuminati and give a Mt Rushmore on One Man Armies.

REPlace.TODAY podcast is all about recycling and the circular economy. TerraCycle – is it really solving the Australian waste problem? Everyone keen on recycling knows TerraCycle — the US company founded more than 20 years ago. Those big and small postage boxes you can buy — often at a pretty eye-watering price — to send off hard-to-recycle items… but where do they actually go? And more importantly, are there Australian companies that recycle those items onshore? That’s what we’re exploring today. Hope you enjoy the journey!

Evie & Gigi from PUBLIC FIGURES join the Wavesound crew for a chat.

It's all Surf, Music and everything in between. Sean & Marsh share the week's surfing and music highlights, featuring an interview with PUBLIC FIGURES.

A.C SAUNDERS joined Ami & Tina for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

Episode 13 - HAYLEY RICKETSON - Playwright & poet Hayley is a Melbourne-based creative whose creative juices flow mainly in the area of poetry and theatre. She has experience in the performing arts industry in Australia and the UK, as a writer, director, performer, stage manager, and production manager. Hayley is also an established poet, who has been a slam finalist in London and Melbourne, and was recently part of the Melbourne Slamalamadingdong Poetry Team. Playwriting is her love language but overall she loves creative writing and expression in all its forms. In this delightful chat, Hayley takes us back to how...

This week on Radio Architecture, Ilana's guests are DEBBIE RYAN & ROB MCBRIDE. McBride Charles Ryan Founders, Debbie Ryan and Rob McBride, bring more than 30 years of combined experience across architecture, design, education, and advocacy. McBride Charles Ryan is a multi-award-winning architectural practice recognised for expanding the architectural envelope to enrich people’s lives and bring meaning and quality to the urban environment. With more than 30 Australian Institute of Architects Awards, including three Victorian Architecture Medals alongside numerous international publications and accolades, MCR has established itself as one of Australia’s most celebrated design studios. Debbie Ryan, an Honorary Fellow of the...

Tom & Joe from Melbourne Death Metal band GUTLESS chatted with Jackson about the early days of the band, music influences, recording plans, and lots more.

Homegrown & Proudly DIY. Amplifying Art & Music across the Mornington Peninsula. Join Jordan, Will, Nick and special guest, Lily, the founder of Florien Magazine.

Get Out And Do Something Green is a grassroots movement - a space where local people can engage in activities to ignite environmental change. Robyn chats with Jessie & Jono from Edigrocer - Edithvale's Community Greengrocer.

Get Out And Do Something Green is a grassroots movement - a space where local people can engage in activities to ignite environmental change. Robyn chats with Tom about electrifying homes, making gas fixtures redundant, where to seek advice/support.

Get Out And Do Something Green is a grassroots movement - a space where local people can engage in activities to ignite environmental change. Robyn chats with Tina about the amazing potential of backyard gardening.

Get Out And Do Something Green is a grassroots movement - a space where local people can engage in activities to ignite environmental change. Robyn chats with Tom about 'Transition Streets' - a community-organising framework that brings neighbours together to make homes and streets more sustainable.

Get Out And Do Something Green is a grassroots movement - a space where local people can engage in activities to ignite environmental change. Robyn chats with Helen about the wide range of sustainability initiatives and programs operating in the City of Kingston.

Get Out And Do Something Green is a grassroots movement - a space where local people can engage in activities to ignite environmental change. Marcus chats with Terry from Beach Patrol Australia about their work creating awareness and empowering communities to reduce plastic pollution in our environment.

It's all Surf, Music and everything in between. Sean & Marsh share the week's surfing and music highlights with special guest, Jett King.

This week on Radio Architecture, Ilana's guest is SARA LEVITAS. Sara Levitas is a Melbourne-based principal designer with over a decade of experience across interior and furniture design. Through her studio, Sara Levitas Design Studio, she has built a reputation for a refined, considered aesthetic that sits at the intersection of art and function. Sara’s work has been featured in Grand Designs Australia, The Design Files, Home Design Magazine, and Yellowtrace, and her bespoke furniture has been acquired by AD100 designers Ken Fulk and Summer Thornton. As the wife of a rabbi and a mother of four, she brings a...

This week’s episode is basically a life update wrapped in bubble wrap and held together with caffeine. Amy moved house with THREE removalist trucks like some kind of peninsula celebrity, Steph became fully obsessed with her bird son Brock, and somehow we ended up discussing bird ear holes in graphic detail. We chat: • Moving chaos and why removalists deserve Nobel Prizes • Starting new jobs and the weirdness of working from home • Brock the parrot becoming the main character of everyone’s life • Why unpacking one box a day is genuinely unhinged behaviour • New beginnings, life changes and accidentally feeling hopeful???

Hara Papoulias is a dance artist and creative working in the Victorian entertainment industry, with experiences ranging from working with commercial brands to contributing creatively to large-scale live events, including the AFL Grand Final pre-game entertainment. Hara also works as a dance educator and as the Associate Dance Director for the Victorian State Schools Spectacular, where she has choreographed and mentored the next generation of young performers for over a decade. In this episode, Hara joins me to chat about how she fell in love with movement creation; the challenges of trying to suppress excitement when working in a rehearsal...