All Episodes

May 2026: Blue Moons and Planets Galore

April 2026: Scales and Scorpions

March 2026: Moony March

February 2026: Bright Stars and Space Travel

January 2026: Dogs and Flies in the Sky

December 2025: Your Stargazing Guide for December

November 2025: The Four M's

October 2025 - Triangles, Meteor Showers and Mercury. Oh My!

September 2025 - Stargazing! Total Eclipse of the Blood Moon & a bad impression of a magpie.

August 2025 - Stargazing! A "normal" constellation hides a fascinating galaxy cluster

Milky Way Magic: Your Stargazing Guide for July

June 2025 – Milky Way Magic, Venus at Dawn & Lupus the Lone Wolf

August 2024: The Teapot, Galactic Wonders, and Space Oddities

April 2025 – Orion’s Farewell, Cancer’s Hidden Gems & Morning Planet Parade

March 2025 – Equinox, Asteroid Watch & The Hare in the Sky

February 2025 - Planet Parade, Alpha Centaurids and Big Dog

January 2025: Mars, Gemini, and a Parade of Planets!

December 2024: Pegasus, Jupiter, and the Geminids!

November 2024: Mercury, Venus and Jupiter.

October 2024: Venus, Taurus and the Orionid meteor shower

September 2024: Saturn’s Opposition and the Southern Birds Constellations

August 2024: Stargazing Delights Amidst the Winter Chill. The Milky Way, Venus & Corona Borealis.

July 2024: The best time of year if it wasn't for the clouds. The Milky Way, The Evening Star & Corvus the Crow.

June 2024: the planets return! A scorpion, a snake, and Mars's mortal enemy.

May 2024: Earth throws some shade on the ISS and the lesser known blue last-quarter-moon.

April 2024: A lion with beans on its head, and the solar eclipse you won't be able to see

March 2024: twinkling planets, Pi Day, and the carina constellation

December 2023

November 2023

October 2023

September 2023

August 2023

Celebrating the Murchison Widefield Array with Professor Steven Tingay

July 2023

June 2023

May 2023

Bonus episode: Experiencing the total solar eclipse with Dr Robin Cook

April 2023

March 2023

February 2023

January 2023

The Audio Guide is back!

7.3: Clan of stars

7.2: Families of stars

7.1: Groups of stars

6.7: Uranus in the limelight

6.6: The Moon, shiny and bright

6.5: WA's own satellite

6.4: Bright sky lights

6.3: Dark sky delights

6.2: New heights

6.1: Summer nights

5.3: Fly Me to the Moon

5.2: Lucy in the Sky

5.1: Nightflight to Venus

A walking tour of the Solar System - Part 2

A walking tour of the Solar System - Part 1

4.6: Moons and movement

4.5: Ice and Fireballs

4.4: Labs and Dragons

4.3: Stars and sailors

4.2: Milk and cookies

4.1: Bugs and centaurs

Take us with you for the long weekend!

3.7: Navigation

3.6: Regeneration

3.5: Illumination

3.4: Evolution

3.3: Martian

3.2: Gravitation

3.1: Conjunction

The Guide is back for a summer of stargazing

2.8: They might be giants...

2.7: A walking tour of the Solar System - Part 2

2.6: A walking tour of the Solar System - Part 1

2.5: Tea and pancakes

2.4: Finding solstice

2.3: Messengers in the sky

2.2: Syzygy

2.1: Know where you stand

The Audio Guide is taking a little break...

1.6: I could build a space ship

1.5: To see a world in a grain of sand

1.4: Wanna know how I got these stars?

1.3: Sirius-ly cool

1.2: Second star on the left

1.1: Don't panic!