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This week on Sound & Vision, photographer & director Brittany App discusses their recent documentary 'Once There Was Water.' A look at the driest of places Where land is desert, and water is scarce, we find hope and resilience in Navajo Nation. Where statewide infrastructure is failing, we find innovation and conservation.

Songwriter and guitarist Brodie Brümmer from Melbourne’s Flyying Colours calls into Underground Love to discuss the band’s new album 'Fantasy Country', out via Poison City.

Pat Walker from Melbourne band Farewell Horizontal drops by Firewater to discuss the band's second album, ‘An Argument with an Idiot'.

Legendary Australian blues guitarist, Fiona Boyes calls into Roots of Rhythm to talk about her upcoming launch of 'Blues in my Heart - 20th anniversary edition' happening at Way Out West.

Artistic Director of the Melbourne Celtic Festival Sue Foley joins Susi on What the Folk! to talk about this year’s program happening at Mission of Seafarers on March 17.

Core members of Scottish indie rock band Arab Strap Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton join Micheal on Junkyard for a chat about their band's first new album in 16 years 'As Days Get Dark'.

Melbourne party collective Fluxx are gearing up for their return to Colour Club on March 6. Core members Yollks, RBI and House Mum have put together a special Wheels of Steel mix to celebrate this news.

Francis from Quality Used Cars rings in to chat about the band's new LP 'Good Days/Bad Days' out on Spoilsport Records.