Sun, 26 May 2013
We've gone all arty - author Geoff Heriot talks about his book 'In the South: Tales of Sail and Yearning' with stories of sailing heritage and the sea, wooden boats and their Victorian and Taswegian custodians. Plus deets for a talk being given on Thurs for the Williamstown Literary Festival. Mike Chavez then talks about his exhibition 'Apocolypse WOW' - bringing together Philippines, Francis Ford Coppola and modern surf culture. Then a chat with Reg Watson, author of a paper in the current edition of Nature, about the influence of climate change on the composition of species in fisheries around the world, and thereby the fish that we eat. Plus a sailing report with Captn Windshift. BIG SHOW! |
Sun, 26 May 2013
The doctors tackle man flu, offer top tips for staying healthy, calibrate your amigdala, dissect the opera that made people ill and explain cord blood banking, this week on Radiotherapy. |
Fri, 24 May 2013
On this week's episode we heard about how technology has and hasn't changed us from technology and interactivity expert Aleks Krotoski. Lorin told us why she dislikes butts and she cannot lie. Author of the book 'A Beautiful Mind' behind the film of the same name, Sylvia Nasar talked about her new book'Grand Pursuit: The Story of Economic Genius', a story about history's famous economic ideologists and what they were thinking, and writer Patrick Ness explained why adults needn't be apologetic about reading teen fiction. Picture: The Breakfasters with Patrick Ness. |
Wed, 22 May 2013
Imagine if doctors started spreading rumours that your hair, your blood or your body parts would bring them mystical power and wealth, simply due to the colour of your skin. Sound like a horror film? Well in Tanzania, some witch doctors are perpetuating this very myth about albinos which has resulted in people killing or mutilating over a hundred albinos in the past 6 years. For Josephat Torner, an albino from Tanzania, the only choice is to take action: "If societies think of me as sub-human today then I need to look for a solution to change society so it will accept me". And so starts a dangerous trek for Josephat across the country to confront the very people who fear, persecute and kill albinos and convince them that he is no different to them and that albinos are also human beings. Lucky for us, Harry Freeland captures Josephat's inspiring journey of courage, resolve and hope in his documentary In the Shadow of the Sun which is screening at the closing night of the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival in Melbourne. Right Now Radio presenter, Evelyn Tadros, has the honour of speaking to Harry and Josephat while they are on tour in Australia about why these myths are being perpetuated, the challenges albinos face in Africa and how they plan to use this film to save lives. In the Shadow of the Sun is being screened on 23 May in Melbourne, 28 May in Sydney, 3 June in Canberra, 4 June in Brisbane and Perth. |
Wed, 22 May 2013
21 May 2013 Diversity, Crisis, Perception in architecture with Anna Tweeddale of Studio Apparatus guest co-host Read Anna Tweeddale's peice The 'I' in Crisis here
we talk with Justine Clark on the upcoming Transform event and Parlour one year in
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Wed, 22 May 2013
Tue 14 May 2013 Interview with Bimal Patel
above: New campus for Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, by HCP Design and Project Management
NEWS & EVENTS
• Transform: Altering the Future of Architecture conference, organised by Parlour (Justine Clark and Karen Burns) is on on the 30th of May. “How might we alter the future of architecture to generate a more equitable, effective and robust profession? What might such a discipline look like? How can architecture make meaningful and exciting contributions to communities, while also being more inclusive?” Keynote speaker is Lori Brown from Syracuse Uni in NY, plus a whole range of locals. Tickets are available now at a very reasonable $65, go to archiparlour.org/transform
• Gregg Pasquarellii from SHoP speaking right now, also part of the New Technologies: New Processes Forum (zero for ten women) on Thursday afternoon at 4.15 Fed Square.
• Corrigan exhibition still on – Storey Hall gallery.
• Convergence: Transforming Our Future has started at RMIT Design Hub. ‘Showcasing five years of world-class trans-disciplinary practice at the Design Research Institute’. Lots of 3D printing and laser cutting, etc.
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Wed, 22 May 2013
Dr Chromo, Dr Lauren, Dr Jen and Dr Krystal join Dr Shane in the studio for this week's show. |
Wed, 22 May 2013
Zero G #925 THE IMPODDABLE GIRL |
Mon, 20 May 2013
Zero G #924 PODDY, BEAM ME UP- PLEASE!! |
Sun, 19 May 2013
Joost Bakker is one of the great forward thinkers of the food industry, and today he stopped by to talk about his Farm by Joost project that is planned for a building on Collins St. The urban environment is actually quite well suited to growing food, and with the growth of our suburbs encroaching on traditional farmlands it's time to consider alternatives. Oddly the project has been rejected by the Melbourne City Council, so it's up to state planning minister Matthew Guy to decide whether the project can proceed. Speaking of rooftops (segue!), Vanessa Kwiatkowski and Mat Lumalasi are in their third year of running Melbourne City Rooftop Honey, which now looks after 75 hives around Melbourne and the 'burbs. We spoke about how critical bees are to agriculture as a whole, and a recent move by the EU to ban neonicotinoid insecticides that have proven to be harmful to bees. We think the Australian government should do the same, and also have a close look at whether glyphosate-based herbicides such as Roundup cause biological harm to insects. It's Good Beer Week! The fabulous Dave and Cam from Mountain Goat joined us in-studio, along with Eric Ottaway from Brooklyn Brewery who's in town on a pretty enviable work trip. We spoke about how the burgeoning Australian craft beer industry is also reflected in America, and the differences in beer styles and ingredients encountered as you travel around the world. |
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