
Was that it: ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’
This loving portrait of the indie scene of the early 2000s will likely mean little to those who weren’t thereThe Monthly Hr.
This is an essential hour of news, culture and ideas that gives you an insight into each issue of the magazine.
Editor Nick Feik is joined by The Monthly’s contributors and the people they write about. Produced by Sharon Davis.
Doctor Karen Hitchcock on the medical benefits of cannabis and other “mind-bending” drugs, and questions the logic of criminalisation.
Producer and director Rachel Perkins celebrates the new golden age of Indigenous storytelling on Australian screens and in theatres. Rising singer-songwriter Mojo Juju talks about her music, politics and identity, and her new album, Native Tongue.
And Justin Clemens tells the bizarre story of judge and colonial poet Barron Field, whose major historical error shaped the nation as we know it.
Doctor Karen Hitchckock on the medicinal benefits of cannabis and other “mind-bending” drugs, and questions the logic of criminalisation.
Mojo Juju on politics identity and her acclaimed new album “Native Tongue”.
Poet and academic Justin Clemens on the bizarre story of judge and colonial poet Barron Field.
Producer and director Rachel Perkins celebrates the new golden age of indigenous storytelling in film, television and theatre.
Presented by Nick Feik, editor of The Monthly
Produced by Sharon Davis
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