Interviews on Tuesday Lunch

Tanya Shukla

Tuesday Lunch is an "on rotation" program on fbi.radio (94.5 FM) - Sydney’s home for community, culture, and new music. Each episode features conversations that help shape and reflect the evolving 21st century landscape - from artists and creatives to the people driving local culture forward. Stay connected: @t_4_n_y_4_ Support the station 3 This program pays respect to Gadigal elders past, present and emerging, and extends that respect to any First Nations person listening in. Wherever you’re tuning in from, this show is recorded and broadcasted on Aboriginal land. Always was, always will be.

  1. Absurd, heartfelt and unmistakably Australiana (Ruby Teys)

    17 mai

    Absurd, heartfelt and unmistakably Australiana (Ruby Teys)

    Ruby Teys is a comedian, performer and creative whose work blends camp-iness, Australian nostalgia and character comedy into something completely her own. From cult live shows to radio/podcasting, Ruby has built a reputation for humour that’s equal parts absurd, heartfelt and unmistakably Aussie. This is an Australiana cult classic at its best!

    23 min
  2. Life, comedy and everything in between (Elaine Crombie)

    12 mai

    Life, comedy and everything in between (Elaine Crombie)

    Elaine Crombie is an Aboriginal Australian actress, known for her work on stage and television. She is also a singer, songwriter, comedian, writer, and producer. Her works centre on the raw, the beautiful, and the funny - finding inspiration in all the corners of life.

    23 min
  3. From cassettes to clubs: It's her global takeover (Rasa)

    7 avr.

    From cassettes to clubs: It's her global takeover (Rasa)

    So, where do I begin with my guest today? Maybe we can start with her phenomenal set at the last Dayshift? Maybe we spotlight her boiler room set? Well, today on Tuesday Lunch, we have a Bengaluru-based Punjabi DJ who has emerged during one of the most certain times for music and nightlife. Starting her journey during the COVID-19 pandemic, she’s since carved out a bold, unapologetic sound that pulses with confidence and underground club spirit. Rasa isn’t just playing tracks - she’s building a world on the dance floor, one that’s raw, expressive, and impossible to ignore.

    28 min
  4. Summer's not over until JULAI says so (Christian Stewart)

    27 mars

    Summer's not over until JULAI says so (Christian Stewart)

    Some artists find their voice - others grow into it, moment by moment, choice by choice. Born in Aotearoa and raised in Naarm’s south-east, Christian Stewart began his journey into music in shared spaces - family homes, school choirs, and a garage where connection turned into creation. What started as curiosity became something deeper: a calling shaped by community, culture, and self-belief. Through his work, Christian - who my listeners will know as JULAI, creates more than music - he creates space. This interview is about queer joy, Pasifika pride, and for people to feel seen, powerful, and unapologetically themselves.

    22 min
  5. The journey of a climate organiser (Grace Vegesana)

    17 mars

    The journey of a climate organiser (Grace Vegesana)

    Grace Vegesana is part of a new generation of leaders who are reshaping how we think about climate, community, and justice. As a climate organiser and youth movement leader based originally on Dhurag land, Grace began advocating for climate action as a teenager and has since helped mobilise thousands of young people across so-called Australia. Through her work as the National Director of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, Grace is helping to ensure that the voices most affected by climate change are not just heard - but leading the solutions. Today, on Tuesday Lunch, we’re exploring Grace’s journey - from the early moments that shaped her worldview, to the purpose that continues to guide her work for a more just and sustainable future.

    45 min
  6. Mixed media has always been that girl (grrlsonline)

    14 mars

    Mixed media has always been that girl (grrlsonline)

    Today, I'm sitting down with Youna — a creative spirit from Bankstown who is quietly, and boldly choosing authenticity in a world obsessed with polish. Raised in the in-between space of analogue childhood and the wild rise of the internet, she grew up on computer games, animation, and heart-fluttering stories - worlds that felt expansive when real life felt small. Through building worlds with her hands - the paper cuts, prints, stickers and zines, Youna is creating art that insists on being human. This is a conversation about growing up online, staying soft in a digital age, and daring to believe that handmade beauty still matters.

    33 min
  7. Truth-telling lives on Country (Phoebe McIlwraith)

    31 janv.

    Truth-telling lives on Country (Phoebe McIlwraith)

    On today’s show, we have journalist, writer, and multidisciplinary creative whose work sits at the intersection of First Nations affairs, and cross-cultural storytelling. Raised in a proudly Aboriginal and multicultural family, Phoebe McIlwraith — grew up surrounded by the belief that stories can move people to act. From law to media, to television journalism, her path has been anything but linear … and that’s exactly where its power lies. This is a conversation on learning to find your voice, and enacting your instinct to create change. Listen to the full episode via: @t_4_n_y_4_

    50 min
  8. Art and beauty: Beyond the "clean girl" aesthetic (Pamela Madoro)

    20 janv.

    Art and beauty: Beyond the "clean girl" aesthetic (Pamela Madoro)

    Makeup artist and creative Pamela Madoro joins the show to talk art in all its forms, reclaiming beauty, and why personality, patience and pushing past outdated standards matter more than ever. Stay connected/find the full convo: @t_4_n_y_4_

    34 min
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À propos

Tuesday Lunch is an "on rotation" program on fbi.radio (94.5 FM) - Sydney’s home for community, culture, and new music. Each episode features conversations that help shape and reflect the evolving 21st century landscape - from artists and creatives to the people driving local culture forward. Stay connected: @t_4_n_y_4_ Support the station 3 This program pays respect to Gadigal elders past, present and emerging, and extends that respect to any First Nations person listening in. Wherever you’re tuning in from, this show is recorded and broadcasted on Aboriginal land. Always was, always will be.

Informations

  • Création
    Tanya Shukla
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    13
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Tanya Shukla
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    Interviews on Tuesday Lunch