10 Gateway Animes for the Rookie Weeaboo

Carmen Chin (writer)

Unearthing Local Talent Across the Halls of the University of Melbourne

Christina Savopoulos (writer), Photography courtesy of Lucy Lorenne and Billie Raffety

In Conversation With Newcastle Indie Folk Musician Austin Mackay

Isabella Ross (writer), Photography courtesy of Austin Mackay

Perth Indie Royalty Chey Jordan One Year On: He's Doing 'alright!'

Olivia Ryan (writer), Photography courtesy of Chey Jordan

Radio Fodder's Declassified Gig Survival Guide: August & September Edition

Carmen Chin (writer), Pamela Piechowicz and Joanne Guo (illustrator)

Radio Fodders Music & Film Picks

Radio Fodder Blog Team (writers), Indy Smith (illustrator)

Radio Fodder's Podcast Playlist

Radio Fodder Blog Team (writers), Indy Smith (illustrator)

From Dusk To Dawn: Radio Fodder's film picks for your after-hours viewing

Christina Savopoulos & Carmen Chin (writers), Ayushmaan Nagar (illustrator)

Review: Six the Musical; Production, Creative Direction & Legacy

Larissa Brand (writer), Akash Anil Nair (photography)

Six, possibly one of the most important musicals of our generation, has finally arrived in Melbourne, after originally bRead Article

Staff Writer Film Recommendations: The Criminally Underrated Films You Would Die For

The Non-Fiction Staff Writing Team; Compiled by Daniel Snowden (writers), Ayushmaan Nagar (graphics)

We all have those films that we watch and think, ‘why doesn’t everyone watch this movie all the time?!’ Perhaps it’s falRead Article

Review: Operation Mincemeat (2020)

Daniel Snowden (writer)

Along with the atrocities of the Second World War came a total distrust of how we as humanity can communicate with each Read Article

Review: Dice Paper Role 'Myths & Legends', MICF 2022

Sherry Tay (writer)

You don’t have to be a “nerd” to enjoy good ol’ role-playRead Article

An ‘exorcism of perfection’, Beige Bitch forces us to confront the mediocrity within us all

Sidonie Bird de la Coeur (writer)

Emily Carr presents a one-woman tour-de-force, a beautifully blunt exorcism of unrealistic expectations as captivatinglyRead Article

Review: Empathy Training, MICF 2022

Alex Thomas (writer)

Should our mistakes define us? The dogmatic dominion of ‘cancel culture’, perpetuated by its re-tweeting apostles, has sRead Article

Review: Happening 'L’événement' (2021)

Victoria Winata (writer)

Audrey Diwan’s Happening is a simple film. Set in 1960s Paris, the story focuses on heroine Anne Duchesne (Anamaria VartRead Article

Review: Hope and Change in It Snows in Benidorm

Animesh Ghimiray (writer)

Written and directed by Isabel Coixet, It Snows In Benidorm is as unreasonably beautiful in its imperfections as it is rRead Article

Interview: Julius Black on Experimental Alt-Pop Sophomore EP, “Together We Go Down In The Dark”

Nishtha Banavalikar (writer)

Soft, dark and haunting. Kiwi artist Julius Black is back on the alt-pop scene with his latest EP, “Together We Go Down Read Article

Eternals, A Review by FASFAS

Fantasy and Science Fiction Appreciation Society (writer)

Marvel has released another action-packed, complex and thrilling film, and with it, we have been given another piece of Read Article

Review: Drama School by Alistair Ward

Clem McNabb (writer)

In Drama School, the question of what it means to be a good actor ultimately becomes an inquiry into what it means to liRead Article

Review: Studio 666

Daniel Snowden (writer)

Gone are the days where rock bands were such an IP in and of themselves that they warranted their own movie. That is preRead Article

Review: Sumodo ~ The Successors of Samurai, Japanese Film Festival 2022

Allegra McCormack (writer)

Despite being the national sport of Japan, sumo remains relatively unknown to the western world. Director Eiji Sakata seRead Article