Out Of The Box

Emele Ugavule is an actor and creative artist who started Black Birds, an all female project that aims to dissect Non-Indigenous Black & Brown experiences of Australia both theatrical and non-theatrical.

Rhoda Roberts is an incredible force at the forefront of bringing Indigenous arts and music into the spotlight. She is the director of Indigenous programming at Sydney Opera House and developed Boomerang festival. She is a broadcaster, actor and journalist and dropped by to talk to Serge about culture, Indigenous representation on TV and violence against women.

Well-known Australian comedian, producer, TV personality and Gold Logie winner Rove Mcmanus stops by and talks to Serge about being an animal lover, the origins of nicknames and getting his start in community TV.

Marc Fennell (aka That Movie Guy) is a Australian broadcast junkie known for his work on The Feed, Hungry Beast, Download This Show and Triple J. Hear his chat with Serge about film, being raised in a religious family and being omnipresent in the industry.

Damien Thomlinson is a an Afghan war veteran and SAS Commando who lost both legs after a Taliban attack in 2009. Hear Damien chat to Serge about what it takes to kill, the horrors of war and growth through tragedy.

Vanessa Marian is a dancer and the founder of Groove Therapy, which aims to inspire people of all backgrounds and ages to develop the confidence to express themselves through dance...and in turn provides them with a little bit of the healing power of dance.

Outgoing FBi Radio music director Stephen Goodhew talks religion, death, Kanye West and what gives music soul.

Kuku-Yalanji/Wemba Wemba man Bjorn Stewart an Gomeroi man Colin Kinchela are from the Cope St Collective. Hear the boys chat with Serge about all things Indigenous comedy, theatre arts, whilst breaking down the realities of racism and inequality in modern Australia.

Paul De Gelder is a conservationist, soldier and shark attack survivor. Here him chat growing up in Canberra, his time on stage with Snoop Dog, joining the army and the shark attack that took two limbs and almost his life.

Yasmin Suteja is a photographer, filmmaker, social influencer and creator of Culture Machine. She popped in to chat about social media, forging her own way in the online workforce and growing up in Australia in a diverse multicultural family. She also brought with her some fab 90's music.

Danielle Harvey is a festival curator extraordinaire, managing and creating festivals such as Mardi Gras, Festival Of Dangerous Ideas and All About Women. Danielle Harvey is a festival curator extraordinaire, managing and creator festivals such as Mardi G

Actor Sean Keenan, known best for his TV role in the adaptation of the 1979 novel Puberty blues, drops by to talk growing up in Busselton, Western Australia, his progression from child actor to well known name and diversity within the film industry.

Award winning arts and fine arts photographer Nic Bezzina talks growing up in Broken Hill, his connection to hardcore and the characters that inspire his pictures.

Indigenous playwright and performer Katie Beckett opens up on being a young mother, docs, racism and changing the status quo when comes to indigenous content on our stages and screens.

Federal Labor MP Tony Burke talks motivations for going into politics, indigenous issues, environment and how to protect Australia's music industry.

Psychologist and refugee Mary Hoang walks us through the life of a first generation Australia, the problems she faced and what she did to overcome them (whilst giving a few self help psychology tips along the way).

Co-founder and CEO of digital youth, culture and news publication Pedestrian.TV, breaks down the beats that shaped his career.

Environmentalist, anti-plastic campaigner, co-founder and CEO of Take-3 For The Sea, Tim Silverwood shares the songs that inspire his work.

Interview god, photographer, videographer and host of Out Of The Box for two and half years, Ash Berdebes has the tables turned on herself to reveal the woman behind microphone.

Live in the studio, David Le-Aupepe covers Wilco