‘A Yappers Guide to Sport’ is a podcast for both fanatics and fair-weather fans. Each episode UC sports media student hosts James McEachern and Abbey Richards take a deep dive into the all the news and events happening in the world of sport, chat with guests, and share their thoughts on sporting hot topics.

Join former senior-ranking politicians David Feeney and Scott Ryan as they share their insights and observations from different sides of Australian politics. David, Scott and their guests will regale you with their views, opinions and perspectives on the campaign trails leading up to the 2025 Australian Federal Election – across the aisle.

Need a go-to NBA podcast on the UC campus? Join Will Lynch, and Bill Meade for all things NBA – whether on or off the court. This show delivers in-depth analysis, hot debates and a healthy dose of basketball for newbies and die-hards alike.

We invite you to immerse yourself in Audio First, a new podcast of fiction treated with cinematic sound design that is part experiment, part spin-off. Audio First is a green offshoot of the venerable creative writing anthology UC First, published annually by the Faculty of Arts and Design at the University of Canberra. The audio edition aims to bring written works into a new medium: a collaboration between writers and students accomplished in sound design. The resulting meld of words and layered sound, which UCFM is very pleased to bring you, is… something else.

Compelling, immersive, and intimate: tour the passions and personal worlds of students and their interviewees from across Australia and beyond, brought to life with evocative, layered soundscapes in the Audio Stories podcast. Each episode of Audio Stories incorporates five stories selected from the work of students in media production units at the Faculty of Arts and Design at the University of Canberra. All sounds are recorded or sourced copyright-free, and the stories are published with the consent of creators and participants.

Your feed is full of health trends, we’re here to make sense of them. Behind the Health Buzz, hosted by Mushi, dives into the science, stories, and people behind the wellness world. Each episode unpacks trending topics like skincare hacks, body image, and mental health, with insights from real experts and lived experiences. Whether it’s breaking down what’s fact or fiction, exploring how social media shapes our wellbeing, or sharing practical tools you can actually use, this show keeps the conversation honest, relatable, and evidence based. Real talk, real experts, and real health all beyond the buzz.

As we learn from First Nations peoples throughout Australia, creativity is deeply embedded in culture, and culture is deeply creative. The CCCR’s seminars explore the ancient and cutting-edge relationship between culture and creativity. They open conversations by presenting new work in a wide-range of humanities, social science, creative and applied disciplines. To learn more about the CCCR (Centre for Creative and Cultural Research), head to https://www.canberra.edu.au/research/centres/cccr

Get an elevated RWC 2025 experience by recapping each game and previewing the tournament. Bonnie and James explore the biggest headlines and look to find unique angles. ‘Cup Side Commentary’ is for sports fans excited for the Women’s World Cup 2025 and is produced by Bonnie Brewer, a current ACT Brumbies player and James McEachern, a UCFM radio host.

Hola chicos! Welcome to “Dímelo Cantando” — a feel-good radio show con ritmos contagiosos and lively discussions about Latin American culture, cuisine, slang, and everything in between. Sit back, grab your cafecito, and tune in para janguear con nosotros and learn more about el mundo Latino!

FAB Canberra, a podcast from the Centre For A Better Canberra (FAB CBR), brings you into the conversation with leading experts exploring what makes Canberra great and how we can make it even better. Our first series, Carbon Neutral Canberra, explores the Australian Capital Territory’s impressive journey to 100% renewable energy, and the challenges ahead to get the rest of the way down the path to net zero by 2045 – a legislated mandate. Canberra has the ambition to be carbon neutral by 2045. We’re already world-leading as one of the few cities powered by 100% renewable electricity. But there’s more to do. FAB CBR leaders Martin Greenwood and Professor Chris Wallace talk environmentalism, town planning, architecture, activism, international human rights, urban microforests, atmospheric science, economics, infrastructure and policymaking to explore what a carbon neutral Canberra can and should look like – and how we can make it a reality. Hear about carbon neutral reform – achieved and aspired to – from experts driving change in Australia’s capital. The Centre For A Better Canberra is the University of Canberra think tank established as part of UC’s civic university commitment to Canberra and the region.

In 2023 Australians are being asked to change the Constitution. If we are being asked to change something, shouldn’t we know what is in it already? Sure, we know something about ‘the vibe’ of it from the Castle, but what else? In this 8-part podcast series, It’s Not Just the Vibe, it’s the Constitution! Kim Rubenstein and James Blackwell talk about just that – how the Constitution came to be, what is in it already, and what the 2023 referendum is about!

Listening to Canberra Voices is a podcast series focused on the experiences and perspectives of Canberra’s diverse community. Armed with this broad brief, students set out to find and interview residents of Canberra across demographics, starting conversations and exploring the richness that diversity brings to the city.

Local Lunch on UCFM brings you the best in local music from Canberra and around Australia. Here you can find interviews from the show with artists from around the country.

In Off Camera, the UC Film Society discuss the latest in movies, and explore our upcoming events, joined by a special guest each week.

‘On the Wright Track’ host Maggie Wright is joined by a guest to talk sport, with a twist! Sure, anyone can talk footy, but who’s covering car jujitsu or extreme ironing? Each episode Maggie and her guests will talk conventional codes, then delve into the weird and whacky side of the wonderful world of sport!

Join Dr. Rachel Campbell for Pedagogy Palooza, a captivating podcast that delves into the world of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). In each episode, Dr. Campbell navigates the intersection of research and teaching, bringing you insightful discussions, practical strategies, and interviews with leading educators. Whether you’re an experienced professor or a curious learner, Pedagogy Palooza is your go-to destination for exploring innovative approaches to enhance the art and science of teaching.

Ever wonder how you’d go on Millionaire Hot Seat or the Chase? Well, this isn’t the quiz show for you. Join quizmasters Hannah and Darcy as they shock and stump contestants with questions from the spectacular to the downright stupid. With ever-changing quiz topics each episode, they’re sure to get at least something right… right?!

A show talking about all things women’s health, lifestyle and having of course some fun along the way. I’m here to act as your big sister or best friend and let you know that you’re not alone in this crazy world. Welcome to She’s Just Crazy!

Canberra United fans unite! Each week host and footy fan Tom O’Halloran will bring you the latest from the pitch, as well as other news and updates from the world game.

The Inkwell Library is a collection of audience submitted works that can be your Tuesday night bedtime story. Get cosy with a hot drink and settle in.

‘The News Now’ from the News & Media Research Centre and UCFM is a 7-part series hosted by Dr Caroline Fisher discussing the latest issues and trends in news consumption and attitudes from the Digital News Report: Australia 2024 with researchers and industry experts.

The Real Radio Show brings you the best interviews, music, stories and news from around Canberra. Hosted by Tia, AJ, James, and Alison.

Tune in as members of UCOMMS dive into the world of communications! With rotating hosts and fresh topics each fortnight, there’s sure to be something for everyone. Don’t miss out!

The Wrap Up keeps you in the know with what’s happening in the UC community. Tune in weekly for the latest news, interviews, and events, as well as student club and society activities.

Join three industry-professional journalists with 100% authentic credentials as they host thought-provoking and serious discussions with some of the world’s leading eggsperts in a variety of topics.

You ever think “gosh I really wanna hear a non-professional opinion from a random 20 year old”? Well you’re in luck, join Jasper as they try something new each episode and share their totally correct opinions.

If you’re leading a team or shaping workplace culture, UnChartered HR is your space to pause, reflect, and grow. In this six-part mini-series, Inclusive E-HRM, we explore how digital HR tools can help create more inclusive, connected workplaces. Through real conversations with industry partners from Canberra and beyond, we unpack what’s working, what’s missing, and what’s possible. Whether you’re curious about the future of HR or keen to strengthen your own practice, this series offers fresh perspectives and practical insights you can apply right away.