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Good On Paper, Great on Stage - An aleksiah concert review
Adelaide-based pop sensation aleksiah played her second Melbourne show and the final show of her national 'Good on Paper' tour. With back-to-back hits, her show is one for the books!
radmon, do they rock or suck?
Missed on Mayhem Madness?? It’s okay, you can now catch up on the fun with a Radmon Mayhem review (comic version).
Ten Films That Will Make You Fall in Love with Indian Cinema
A personal guide to discovering one of the world's most vibrant film industries
Tune Back In For: RADMON MAYHEM!
Are you a hardcore fan? Here’s all you need to know about Radio Monash’s upcoming Hardcore show featuring an interview with RadMon’s very own Hardcore band, Burden Of Proof!
I’m going to talk about colourism….again
a commentary on the internalised racism that is being projected from both sides of india, questioning, why are so insistent on pitting ourselves against each other?
Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers: Wednesday session edition
Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers returned to Monash University to play at MSA’s Wednesday Sessions on the 1st of April. Radio Monash was lucky enough to talk with them before their set.
Joey Silveira Launches his Debut Single this Friday at the Bergy Bandroom
Pop-rock artist Joey Silveira is on the eve of a defining evolution, with his debut single ‘Drown’ arriving May 15, marked by a Friday-night launch show in Brunswick.
My Top 10 Albums for Movement
Music has always been intertwined with dance, as it constructs the very foundation of movement. Here are the Top 10 Albums that are sure to get you moving
The Era of Recession… Again?
Australia faces growing economic uncertainty as social media fuels misleading recession fears. Despite complex realities behind rising costs, shortages, and consumer behaviour, are we keeping up with the truth?
The Red Pill Theory: A Commentary on Louis Theroux’s ‘Inside the Manosphere’
Louis Theroux’s most recent documentary, ‘Inside the Manosphere’, has garnered significant online attention, with some congratulating him and others criticising. This commentary will discuss the content featured in Theroux’s exploration of male supremacy and delve deeper into the inception and proliferation of this toxic belief system.
Jean - Yebba Album review
Just like a pair of old denim, Yebba’s sophomore record, Jean, presents 14 hauntingly intimate songs, all highlighting her penmanship and vocal skills to the forefront of the listening experience
On Dreaming and Enduring: An Interview with Student Filmmakers from Silpakorn University
An interview with the members of a student-led film production from Silpakorn University about their two short films, ‘Brick by Brick’ and ‘Dream On, Storm Chasers’. The films explore the themes of ambition, setbacks, and resolution, a common pattern among teenagers and young adults.
‘Empathize’ on the Vietnamese hardcore scene
Music around the world: Dive into Vietnam’s hardcore scene. Empathise through insight to Empathize!!
Pilot: Throwing It Back To 2016
On demand now: exploring the Korean craze in 2016 through the lens of an avid K-drama watcher.
Chapters of the unknown men
Dhurandhar portrays brutality, political intrigue, and a conflicted patriot’s journey, blending realism, storytelling, music, and sacrifice into a lasting impact
More than a free meal
MSA Welfare initiative, Free Food Mondays, brings students together with a scrumptious meal, live toons, and a warm community. Sponsored by Wholefoods and music by Radio Monash, Free Food Mondays is the place to be after a long day at University.
Public transport… Maybe Make it Better
As students rely more on public transport, is PTV keeping up with the demand? Should students stick out the delays, cancellations and safety concerns for private transport options? What should university students do?
Hamnet (2025) — A Review
Explore what lingers most after the final frame in Hamnet (2025). In praise of the now Oscar-winning film, a review that highlights the importance of human connection and emotion that captivates people.
An Interview with Artists PRAX & CHELLYX
“Bleed Me Empty” is an intimate acoustic duet from emerging singer-songwriter CHELLYX and Brisbane R&B artist PRAX, blending soft guitar textures with vulnerable, late-night vocals.
A Conversation with Bex
Rebekah Massey, also known as Bex, is an Auckland-based indie-pop artist and singer-songwriter. Known for crafting music that explores self-discovery, relationships and rich emotion, Bex makes her Melbourne debut at Creature Bar. The performance highlights the release of her latest song, “It’s Always Me,” and marks the beginning of her breakthrough into the Melbourne music scene.