of Triple J's 10th anniversary). Double J (2015 – present) In 2018 Zan Rowe moved from Triple J to digital radio network Double J as host of the Mornings show. The show is the home of her flagship feature and podcast, the Take 5. The segment has featured many guests over the years including Sir Paul McCartney, Tool, Kacey Musgraves, Mark Ronson, Tori Amos, Ice Cube, and Peter Garrett. In November 2020 the Take 5 podcast won Gold at the 2020 Australian Podcast Awards for Best Radio Podcast. In November 2020 Inside The Big Day Out won Silver at the 2020 Australian Podcast Awards for Best Documentary Podcast. In November 2021 the Take 5 podcast won Bronze at the 2021 Australian Podcast Awards for Best Radio Podcast. Petition for expansion In March 2022, a group of female Australian singer-songwriters wrote to federal communications minister Paul Fletcher and shadow communications minister Michelle Rowland requesting that Double J be granted an FM license to enable the station to have a broader reach by allowing it to expand into regional areas of the country. Missy Higgins, Kasey Chambers, Kate Miller-Heidke, Sarah Blasko, Vikki Thorn and Deborah Conway said that ageing female artists get much less exposure on FM radio than their male counterparts and noted there was no female equivalent to male-orientated FM station Triple M. They said Double J was a station that played a lot of new music by female artists over the age of 30 but its reach was "severely limited". They said an expansion of the station by granting it an FM license, enabling access to a much wider audience, could be a way of getting closer to equality. The women also launched a Change.org petition to garner support from fans. In response, Rowland and shadow arts minister Tony Burke said moving Double J onto the FM band would be a positive step for Australian music. They said if the Opposition was elected to power at the 2022 Australian federal election, they would examine the issue and work with the ABC and ACMA and consult with musicians. However, they didn't commit to the plan outright. While visiting the Byron Bay Bluesfest during the campaign, Opposition leader Anthony Albanese said if his party was elected at the election, they would commission the ABC to undertake a feasibility study into extending Double J into regional areas. Albanese declared: “I want more