RRR FM 102.7

This independent radio broadcaster features a diverse range of programming, including live music performances, interviews, and in-depth discussions on current affairs and cultural topics. The station hosts regular live music sessions in its Performance Space, with recent guests including Water From Your Eyes and Big Freedia. Programming highlights include "The Mission," featuring discussions on Indigenous affairs with Sue-Anne Hunter and Charles Pakana, and "Breakfasters," which recently interviewed illustrator and author Graeme Base. Other notable segments include "Long Distance" with Spike Fuck discussing music ventures, "Spin Cycle" analyzing media ecosystems, and "Pebbles" featuring New Orleans artist Big Freedia. The station also dedicates programming to special events, such as International Women's Day, featuring all women and non-binary broadcasters. Album reviews and features are prominent, with "Prove The Mountains Move" by EXEK highlighted as Album of the Week, and a roundup of notable new releases from artists like Mitski, Gorillaz, and Redd Kross/Hard Ons. Interviews delve into various music scenes, including the New York underground with DJ François Kevorkian and the concept album "Mārara" by Parisian collective 15 15, as well as Swedish songwriter waterbaby's debut LP.