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All The Best

All The Best is for new Australian storytelling. Hear from a Melbourne-based cannibal, how the Australian Wallabies used theatre workshops to improve their game, anxiety attacks in a Tantric sex class, and what the shopping centre Santa Claus is really thinking, all on All The Best. We"re a weekly radio show and podcast produced at FBi Radio in Sydney in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne, and broadcast nationally via the Community Radio Network. We’ve been telling stories in a variety

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Westwords Takeover

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2025/11/18

Lagpas Tao by Neen Ramos When a storm surge swallows a coastal town in the Philippines, a daughter in Sydney receives a shaky phone call from her mother calling from a patchy Wi-Fi. The floodwaters would recede, but they can’t take away a daughter’s worry from thousands of kilometres away. “ I've been so worried about you. I guess what I really want is to be there, even if I don't know how to say it out loud.” Produced by Aswathi Matthews Written and performed by Neen Ramos

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In the Ring

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2025/11/11

This week’s episode is all about suspending your disbelief! Whether you're dressed for a Renaissance Fair or watching a magician and their assistant on stage. A Lady Knight by in Kryal Castle by Persephone WaxmanIn our first story, you will follow the Knight, Lady Molly, into the heat of battle just 10 minutes outside the Ballarat CBD in Victoria. Producer : Persephone Waxman Supervising Producer: Mark Yin $5 Magic Show by Mel Bakewell With just a recorder and $5, Mel Bakewell will not

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Peer Review

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2025/11/04

Has a friend ever told you they think you have ADHD? In this episode of Peer Review Diagnosis, host Felicity Weaver explores the humorous yet heartfelt world of “peer-reviewed ADHD”. Through personal stories and insights from psychiatrist Dr. Mohsen Mirzaie, she explores the role casual, “peer-reviewed” observations can play alongside formal diagnosis, and how greater awareness can foster understanding rather than offense. Sometimes, your friends might spot your ADHD before

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Frightful

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2025/10/28

Halloween. A time when many when mischievous spirits are going from door to door saying 'trick or treat?'. This week is not a trick, but a treat of three haunting audio stories that might just keep you up at night. Almost A Ghost Story by Yebu ji There is always good reason to carefully research a place before you there. Our first story, its not just an apartment you have to worry about, but even a blog or a reddit thread can be a haunted space. That story was produced by Yebu Ji Editor was Sayre

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Just Breathe

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2025/10/21

Just Breath Man by Ben Haywood This story is a step closer to embracing men’s tears and a step away from toxic masculinity. Ben suffers from depression after knee surgery. Searching for ways to heal online, he finds himself trapped in toxic ideas of masculinity. It’s only when a friend takes him to his breathwork class that he finally breaks down and begins to heal, learning that recovery can come through friendship, community, and space to breathe. Sometimes, not all healing comes with

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The Love Game

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2025/10/14

So what do gaming and immigration have in common? The Love Game by Wing Kuang In our second story from the Jesse Cox Audio Fellowship 2025, Wing Kuang guides us through a love story of two gamers, one in Melbourne and one in Shanghai, navigating the complexities of long-distance relationships and the bureaucracy of Australia’s immigration system. Produced by Wing Kuang Supervising Producer: M. Cristina Marras This story was made possible by the Jesse Cox Audio Fellowship. For over six

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JCAF - Xanthe

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2025/10/07

Wanted: Dunnart Alive by Xanthe Smith This week, a story about searching, both for the elusive Sandhill Dunnart and for a long-lost connection. Xanthe revisits her childhood memories of meeting ecologist Sue Churchill, whose stories of the rare marsupial stayed with her for decades. From Sue’s years of digging pitfall traps in the desert to becoming the world Dunnart expert, their conversation explores Australia’s fragile biodiversity, the politics of conservation, and the search for

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Extra(ordinary) Tales - Part One

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2025/09/30

This week, some beef, friendship, and strange run-ins with some humans and creatures. Magpie by Millie Jones In this story, a stroll through suburban Mudgee turns into an encounter with the swooping monarchs of the blue gums. Here’s your ultimate how-to-survive-magpies manual. Tip: If you cross paths with a magpie, skip the two-hands-above-your-head surrender - just give a friendly nod and keep walking with dignity. Produced by: Millie Jones Sound design by: Ramon Briant Gordons Bay by Lucie

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It’s the end of the world as we know it

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2025/09/23

Dome Sweet Dome by Year 8 students In this story, Year 8 students imagine a world where meteors poison the skies and zombies spread from Bankstown to Campbelltown. Trapped inside a glass dome with zombies banging on the walls outside, they piece together what makes life worth living. And in the end, humanity is saved by Kendrick Lamar’s zombie-proof backboard and a slam dunk from LeBron James. Written by: Year 8 students Produced by: Year 8 students and Philip Wilcox. Sound design and

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Layers

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2025/09/16

Black people can be disabled: breaking the cycle of disability stereotypes - Khadija Gbla by Carey Scheer From surviving a civil war in Sierra Leone to classrooms in Australia, Khadija carried chaos in her body long after the bombs stopped. Her autism was dismissed as a cultural difference by white Australians, scorned as “not Black enough” within her community, and punished by chronic pain no one believed. For years, the world told her she was broken — until her diagnosis gave

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Ana From Panama

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2025/09/09

This week’s episode is one of those love stories that spans years and countries. 177 Nations of Tasmania: Ana From Panama First, Ana fell in love with ballet at her home in Panama City. This passion for dance will take her all over Cuba in the Caribbean, where, at an arts college, she would meet her second love, Elias. This beautiful story will take you from the closed borders and cancelled flights of COVID to seeing Anna as a young mother in Tasmania trying to make a new life while

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Serendipity

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2025/09/02

This week, two adventures into the uncharted seas of life. Serendipity 海上的人 by Sharon Wongosari After her lupus diagnosis, Sharon lost what she once held most precious: career opportunities, productivity, and the efficiency that once defined her. Yet in losing them, she discovered a self beyond those qualities and began to reclaim her life. She now credits her friends, family, and her spiritual guide - Mazu, the Taoist ocean goddess she prays to. As red crescent blocks strike the ground, fortune

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Eating and Order

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2025/08/26

This week, stories about what’s going into your mouth. Avocado by Michael Sun This story follows Michael’s bizarre coming-of-age journey - stuffed with avocados, awkward dates, and complicated moments with his mom. Born with a big mouth and having a “stronger-than-average immune system”, he went on to claim a Guinness World Record by devouring 20 avocados in a minute - and then so much more. So, are you ready to devour 21 avocados in a minute? Produced by Michael Sun

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Tubig Lang (just water)

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2025/08/19

This week’s episode takes us through a war and typhoons in South East Asia and the Asia Pacific. This week’s episode takes us through a war and typhoons in South East Asia and the Asia Pacific. We learn what a typhoon looks like through the eyes of a child and how even a story of war can be used to talk about the ones we love. Tubig Lang The first story takes us to the Philippines, where Merlinda sits down with her brother’s children—her niece and nephews —and learns

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The Forest and The Trees

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2025/08/12

This week’s episode asks us to pause. To pay attention to the world around us and to think of the power that nature has to heal damaged and abandoned spaces. Would they survive without humans? The first story is about resilience. Not human resilience, but about the persistence of trees growing in places that you might not expect. Raihanah takes us on a journey to toxic places reclaimed by trees. Produced by Raihanah Raihanah as part of a collaboration betweenAll the Best, the University of

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is it ever really over?

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2025/08/05

Our stories this week look at this dissonance between thinking of COVID-19 in the past tense, while also knowing that it is still a very real threat to many vulnerable people in our community. Just becasue it isn't in the news isn’t giving us a count of Covid infections anymore doesn’t mean that it's gone away. Hug In our first story, Cristina talks about the desire and the danger of touch with the lingering threat of COVID-19 Produced by Cristina Marras for Audio Playground. All

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The Weedy One

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2025/07/29

This week, we get outside and get our hands dirty as we take a closer look at the world around us, whether that involves rethinking the uses of the land or trying to protect it. This week's stories don't just call on us to pay attention to the environment around us. It's also a cautionary tale of what can happen when we don't. The Weedy One Are weeds just misunderstood? Society has been conditioned to think about what's good and bad in our gardens. But the what of those surprise guests in our

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Emergence(y) Part 2

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2025/07/22

In this week’s episode, we continue with stories from the students at the University of Melbourne and explore the idea of having a sustainability mindset – not just when it comes to the environment around us, but also when it comes to activities that bring communities together or online platforms that try to divide us. What if nothing matters? With all the crises happening, many young people feel helpless and become nihilistic, thinking life as meaningless. Sometimes, I have a similar

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Emergence(y) Part 1

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2025/07/15

This week, we’re hearing about climate crises and what we can do about them, from students at the University of Melbourne. All of them challenge us to rethink our relationship to the land, plants and animals around us. It also asks us to consider the impact that the changing climate is having on our health. Water Is More Than a Resource Dr Clint Hansenis fighting to protect the cultural and ecological values of water in sites affected by coal seam gas mining in Central Queensland. Clint asks

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No Going Home

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2025/07/08

This week, we are celebratingNAIDOC Week with an audio drama originally written as a short story by Marcus Woolombi Waters, titled 'No Going Home'. It's a story set in early colonial Australia that explores the disruption caused by invasion and family conflict. Content Warning: This drama includes themes of mass murder and genocide. Please listen with care and always put yourself first. No Going Home written by Marcus Wollombi Waters Adapted by Blayne Welsh Directed by Colin Kinchela and Martin

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