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On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk to Dianne McGrath, who is a candidate for the Mars One mission, they talk about the new 5 dollar note, CEO of the Australian Conservation Foundation Kelly O Shennessy discusses the Great Barrier Reef and Nate Nott from Polyester Records talks Record Store Day.  

On this week's podcast the Breakfasters talk about Geraldine's Essendon football lunch and job interviews, they chat to comedian Guy Montgomery about his comedy festival show and Dr. Jen drops by for "Weird Science" where she discusses why we like the sound of certain voices. 

On this week's podcast Andrew Donison wraps up the week in sport, on "Weird Science" Dr Jen talks about the science behind six degrees of separation, Anne Edmonds drops by ahead of her Comedy Festival show and Geraldine talks about being born.

On this week's podcast Luke McGregor chats about his new show "Luke Warm Sex", Tim Minchin drops by ahead of the premier of his musical "Matilda", on "Weird History" Zora Sanders talks about Bertha Heyman, the "confidence queen" and the Breakfasters review their dinners

On this week's podcast Breakfasters talk about International Women's Day and sexism in music, the best dog in Brunswick, they chatted to Lydia Lassala about her new documentary and Chief Economist and former Executive Director of The Australia Institute Richard Dennis dropped by.

On this week's podcast, the Breakfasters cover a range of topics including Geraldine meeting Missy Eliot and pill testing at festival, they speak to CEO of Museum Victoria Patrick Honan and Romulus Whitaker chats about pythons, and introduces the Breakfasters to a snake. 

On the first Breakfasters podcast for 2016 the Breakfasters chat about George Pell, Toby Halligan wraps up the week in politics, Dr Jen drops by for "Weird Science" and Ed Hill talks about GECO, the Goongerah Environment Centre.   

 On this week's podcast women's rights activist Helen Pankhurst talks about the film "Suffragette", Sally Sherwen drops by for "Genius Squad, Director Suzi Taylor discusses her film "Love in Full Colour" and the Breakfasters discuss the new mandatory teacher's quiz.  

On this week's podcast Victoria McKenzie McHarg talked to us about the UN Climate Conference Talk in Paris, Magnus Nilsson spoke to us about The Nordic Cookbook, Maggie Ryan Sanford dropped by ahead of her appearance at the The Interrobang Festival at the Wheeler Centre and Rob Delaney who is also speaking at the The Interrobang Festival dropped by.

On this week's podcast Archie Roach and Craig Pilkington discuss the anniversary of Charcoal Lane, Titus O'Reilly talks sport, Francis Leach discusses The Sports Writers Festival and Annabel Crabb drops by to talk about her new cookbook 'Special Delivery'

On this week's podcast Cerise Howard talks about the Melbourne Trans and Gender Diverse Film Festival, Architect Simon Knott discusses apartments and car spaces, Thomas Caldwell spoke about the Bond film 'Spectre' and Ruth Daniel joins the Breakfasters ahead of her appearance at Face The Music

On the podcast this week Josh, Steve and Alicia talk about Lego, On "The Skill Set" Henry Wagons talks about The Ronnie Van Hout photographic exhibition, Don Watson spoke about his book "Worst Words" and Comedian Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall talked about his channel 31 show 'Australia, Get it Up Ya'.

On this week's podcast Clementine Ford talks about her podcast, 'The Misandry Hour', Tony Wilson talks about his website 'Speakola', on "Weird Science" Dr Lauren talks about scientists who have experimented on themselves and the Breakfasters spoke about smells.

On "Weird Science" Dr Lauren talks about the science of Back To The Future,on "The Skill Set" Beci Orpin talks social enterprise, Comedian Felicity Ward drops by ahead of her Melbourne show, writer Alison Lester talking about her book, "My Dog Bigsy".

On this week's podcast Byte Into It host Vanessa Toholka drops by to talk metadata, on "Weird Science" Chris Krishna-Pillay discusses microbes, Breaking Bad actor and disability advocate RJ Mitte chats to the Breakfasters and Peter Garrett talks about his memoir "Big Blue Sky".

On this week's podcast American Comedian Esther Povitsky drops by ahead of her Melbourne show, the Breakfasters talk about the rights to the song Happy Birthday, floor manager for the Muppets and producer Martin G Baker talks about Jim Henson and the Muppets legacy and David Marr talks about his Quarterly Essay: "Faction Man".

On this week's podcast Film Director Molly Reynolds came in to talk about the documentary 'Another Country', Dr. Lauren talks about bionic eyes, David Astle talks about his book Riddledom and the Breakfasters talk about inappropriate times to talk to someone.    

On this week's podcast comedian Greg Fleet talks about his new book "These Things Happen", on the "Genius Squad" Reproductive Biologist Marissa Parrott discussed threatened species, Marcus Westbury came in to talk about his book 'Creating Cities' and his ABC series 'Bespoke' and Jason Neulander came in to talk about his show 'The Intergalactic Nemesis'. 

On this week's podcast Chris Womersely reviews Steve Toltz's new book "Quicksand", Sean "Birdman" Dooley drops by to talk about Magpie Season in Melbourne, Self confessed music nerd and singer-songwriter Laura Imbruglia drops by to talk about "Amateur Hour", a web series she is making aimed at presenting local music and Bill Bryson drops by to promote the film based on his book "A Walk In The Woods" starring Robert Redford

On this week's special podcast of the Breakfasters Melbourne Writers Festival Outdoor Broadcast from Deakin Edge, featured guests included Lisa Dempster, Chris Womersley, Graeme Simsion, Melissa Lucashenko, Daniel Handler, Jessica Yu, Antonia Hayes, Katie Mack, Will Self and Jon Ronson.