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Breakfaster's Best Bits 03/07/2009

Fri, 3 Jul 2009 01:19:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters, Stew Farrell (from All Over the Shop) donned Suzie's chef hat on Diet Schmiet with a quince and three cheese tartlet. We had a ring-in about video-store murals and our professional segment starred high-school student Jessica. Triple R royalty Steve Wide dropped in to talk about his new children's book It's a Jungle in Here (illustrated by Michelle Mackintosh) and for the adults, Tamara Sheward told some tales about the new book Your Mother Would Be Proud: True Tales of Mayhem and Misadventure.

Byte Into It - 1 July 2009

Wed, 1 Jul 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Mike Bantick and Sarah Stokely talking about the week's IT and Tech news; iPhone 3GS, SMS spam, Firefox 3.5, Windows 7, Web filter to censor video games, China delay Green Dam, Star Craft II, fixoutlook.org, Australian Beauty and the Geek, Sims 3, Lego Battles, Magic:The Gathering and more...

For show links check out the Byte Into It blog at http://byteintoit.wordpress.com.

Subscribe via iTunes here.

Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7FM). To stream or to find out more, go to http://www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 201 - Peter Staughton

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Health Trip 22nd June 2009

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:23:00 GMT

Gill joined Kujla and Donna on The Grapevine for a final time, before Health Trip moves to Wax Lyrical. Gill talked about why our skin dries out in winter, ways to deal with eczema and have smooth, itch-free skin. Health Trip moves to 9.15 am on the first Wednesday of the month, from the 1st of July.

On Air Bookclub - 15 June 2009

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 05:50:00 GMT

June's bookclub discussion on The Grapevine with Josh Earl about Australian author P. Robert Smith's debut novel: Up a Tree in the Park at Night with a Hedgehog

Zero G - 29 June 2009

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Zero G 722: Invasion of the Poddy Snatchers

The space podcast doors have finally swung open on Zero G - Michael Jackson genre tribute, Heroes, Merlin, Dr Who Visual Dictionary, Japanese Manga Museum, Farrah Fawcett, 30 Rock, Flight of the Conchords and more...

For playlists and show notes see the 3RRR website at http://www.rrr.org.au/program/zero-g/playlists.

Zero G broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Mondays at 1pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7FM). To stream or to find out more, go to http://www.rrr.org.au

Best Music Interviews, June 29, 2009

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:55:00 GMT

This week we have Tobias Hengeveld appearing in Incoming, Martyn in Against the Arctic and Naomi Shelton in Off the Record.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Jun 28th 2009

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 15:00:00 GMT

Dr Andy and Dr Shane discuss the clash between usage of imperial and metric units within NASA, how to free the Spirit rover bogged on Mars and the darker side of the placebo effect. Libby and Julia from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research discuss their PHD studies. Libby talks about the quest to produce blood platelets and Julia discusses the malaria parasite infection.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Welcome all and join us for a big show of laughs and fish farms. John talks fish farming in his latest "Tails from the Fish Shop" segment, so listen in to find out how we are going to feed our growing demand for fish by farming them. Dr Tim Dempster then joins us to focus on Australia's biggest fish farming sector, Atlantic salmon, and his experiences working in Norway, the world's biggest producer. It's local, it's fresh, but is it sustainable? The jury is still out.
Finally Dr Beach continues the theme as we chat about farming tuna and conclude that it may be yummy but it might not be all that sustainable.
Enjoy!

Dirty Deeds 28 June 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Time to chat with Tino Carnevale, Tasmanian presenter of ABC's Gardening Australia and horticulturalist behind the amazing vegetable garden at the Tasmanian Botanic Gardens (and experimental banana grower).
http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/
For further details on purchasing the 50 cent coir bags
9739 0568
669 Maroondah Hwy, Coldstream
9 - 5 pm
info@getawayestate.com.au
Finally for information about the Keilor Plains Australian Plant Society
call Anne 9336 3228

27/06/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:00:00 GMT

We've got a big show for you this week... Lisa Dethridge reviews Bastardy; Nick Matteo reviews the new Australian comedy, Whatever Happened To That Guy? (9.30pm Friday, Comedy Channel); Nick Black presents his interview with director Ken Annakin, who died in April 2009; Film Buffs Forecast legend John Flaus joins Paul Harris to discuss John's recent trip to the US, his thoughts on the current state of cinema and television and Fiona Cochrane's film, Four of a Kind; Mark Hartley reviews The Hangover; and Ian Thompson and Joe Dolce review the DVD releases Splinter, Battle In Seattle and Pride and Glory.

Radiotherapy 28 June 2009

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Join the Radiotherapy team this week to hear about the psychology of Superman, relapse prevention in mental health and the attraction towards natural therapies.

Breakfasters Best Bits 26/06/2009

Fri, 26 Jun 2009 02:12:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters, in the wake of the Community Cup - football superstar and resident TV critic Jess McGuire gave us a rundown of her moment in the sun - and managed to talk a bit of TV too! We had a ring-in about entertainment side-kicks, Chip Henris-Anderson was our professional, talking about the representation of the army in popular culture. We had a song from Casey Bennetto and author Neil Strauss came in to talk about his new book Emergency.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 51 25 June 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMT

It might have been a bumper Festival, but the Comedy keeps on coming. Impro Melbourne's Mike Bryant takes us into the Impro Cave and local comic Simon Brodie lights up the Stop Smoking Spectacular. Plus news and gigs

Along For The Ride 25 June 2009

Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:28:00 GMT

Whether you're revelling in Melbourne's winter or trying to escape it, Along For The Ride has a jam-packed program to keep you warm. We delve into the second part of our bike sharing exposÃ and learn about the commercially-driven model of public bikes from JC Decaux, who will be running the bike share scheme in Brisbane. Sarah also talks to the girls from the Victorian Rollerderby League who are living the dream of crash-bang 1970's-style sport on wheels... Fabulous! Plus we preview our interview from the next show with one of the world's pre-eminent sustainable transport advocates.

Byte Into It - 24 June 2009

Wed, 24 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

An acoustic duo tonight with Phil Wales and Andrew Fish talking about the week's IT and Tech news; Green Dam and Google, Google Voice, German Pirate Party, Hate 2.0, Next G speed bump, Minchin on the NBN, Vodafone/3 and iPhone 3GS, Sponsored Blogging, Melody, Firefox 3.5 and more.

For show links check out the Byte Into It blog.

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Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7FM). To stream or to find out more, go to http://www.rrr.org.au

Best Music Interviews, June 24, 2009

Wed, 24 Jun 2009 04:42:00 GMT

Hey happy listeners,
This week we have Wolf and Cub, Deerhunter and Little John for you!
ENJOY

The Architects - Show 200 - 200th Show Special

Tue, 23 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

200th Show Special

Join us for a special review show as we scope the status of architectue and how it is perceived.

Rory Hyde will join us from Europe on the phone, and from North America, Toby Pond.

In the studio we will be joined Karen Burns and Paul Coffey.

http://picasaweb.google.ca/tobiaspond/Toronto

http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/

http://roryhyde.com/

Zero G - 22 June 2009

Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Zero G 721: Undeadly Earnest

Open the Pod Bay doors Dave! Rob Zombie Jan welcomes you aboard the first ever space podcast to the Starship Zero G - Science Fiction, Fantasy and Zombie Radio - with a DVD review of George A. Romeroâs Diary of the Dead and a horror-ific interview with the man himself.

For playlists and show notes see the 3RRR website at http://www.rrr.org.au/program/zero-g/playlists.

Zero G broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Mondays at 1pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7FM). To stream or to find out more, go to http://www.rrr.org.au

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Jun 21st 2009

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 15:00:00 GMT

Dr Andi is away this week so Dr Shane captains the show with Danger Mouse, Photon Ray and special guest astronomer Dr Emma Ryan-Weber. Topics for discussion include the use of stem cells to generate animal organs more suitable for human transplant, zero gravity nuptials, mapping the moon (and crashing into it), looking back in time through astronomy, the biomechanics of snakes and scientists who have tested their hypothesisâ on themselves. All this and more in this weekâs episode!

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara Marine & Coastal News and Views.

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Bron and David host the show today. They speak to Neil Blake, the Bay Keeper for Port Phillip Bay about his role. Brett Illingworth calls in with his weekly dive report. David reviews a book by Scott Millwood, What Ever Happened to Brenda Hean. The book discusses the disappearance of Brenda Hean in 1972, a founding member of the Greens party. Anthony Hurst, the acting Deputy Director of Fisheries Australia, calls in to talk about the newly formed Recreational Fishing Grants Working Group and its role in deciding how best to spend the funds collected from the issuing fishing licenses.

20/06/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Brian MacFarlane reviews Is Anybody There?, My Year Without Sex and the book Now A Major Motion Picture; Lino Caputo and Maria Barbieri are on the phone from Shanghai to give the rundown on the Shanghai International Film Festival, now in its 12th year; Mark Hartley reviews Land Of The Lost; and we close the show with a tribute to David Carradine.

Details of the show and the playlist are available at http://www.rrr.org.au/playlist/6097/

Radiotherapy 21 June 2009

Sat, 20 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

What happens when medicine and religion collide? Who do doctors go to when they get sick? The panel explores these issues and more on this week's edition of Radiotherapy.

Breakfasters Best Bits 19/06/2009

Fri, 19 Jun 2009 06:08:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters Suzie came in with an easy chicken and corn soup and rainbow salad. There was a ring in for those who remember when you could get 2 cent lollies.

Kon Karapanagiotidis came in from the Asylum Seekers Resource Centre and our professional this week was ALF Hall of Fame coach Dave Parkin.

All Over The Shop 18 June 2009

Thu, 18 Jun 2009 04:30:00 GMT

Stew locks himself out of the house and tries to break the back door down. Leapster previews the exciting new 2010 line of home renovation shows, including "Recycling Bin Roulette", "Padlock Parade" and "Mezzanine Mazurka".

Professor Stew attempts a semiotic study of the work of ZZ Top, and Leapster expresses concern that, much as with Leo Sayer, we'll now never get Pink out of the country.

Swear-word Advisory - Not only is there probably at least as much swearing as usual, but the inadvertent "Carry On" movie section of Stew's mind is in overdrive, and virtually every second thing he says is an accidental double entendre.

Entertainment - to a degree.

Byte Into It - 17 June 2009

Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Phil Wales is joined by Keren Flavell and Mike Bantick to discuss the week's IT and Tech news: ACCC on Telstra split, Iran, Twitter, the iiNet twenty, millionth English word and more. Karen reviews documentary "We Live In Public" and Mike talks game controllers.

For show links check out the Byte Into It blog at http://byteintoit.wordpress.com.

Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7FM). To stream or to find out more, go to http://www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 199 - Architectural Lego

Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Architectural Lego:

http://www.brickstructures.com

Dr. Sue-Anne Ware, Landscape Architect and association professor, RMIT School of Architecture and Design

http://www.sievx.com/

Bushfire Homes Service unveiled:

http://www.wewillrebuild.vic.gov.au/clean-up-a-rebuilding/architects-busehfire-homes-service/214.html

New Cooper Union Building, NYC, Morphosis

http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/index.php?fuseaction=wanappln.projectview&upload_id=11753

Dirty Deeds 14 June 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds chat to Lana Phillips, Horticultural Technician at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, about the Ian Potter Foundation Children's Garden.

Radiotherapy 14 June 2009

Sun, 14 Jun 2009 14:00:00 GMT

The Radiotherapy panel is clearing up the confusion on influenza developments, and discussing exercise induced hyponatremia, heat exhaustion and what happens when 20,000 psychiatrists show up in the one place.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 14 Jun 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Bron, John and Hilary McNevin talk squid, calamari and cuttlefish - John from the biology and sustainable fishing perspective, and Hilary gives us a great recipe and some cooking tips from her book, Guide To Fish.

On a more serious note, the team speak with Leo Optinbrauer about Planning Minister Justin Madden's boating channel development at Bastion Point, where environmental and safety recommendations made by an appointed panel of experts have been ignored. We also get the view of Chris Smythe from the Australian Conservation Foundation. On a positive note, Chris informs us that the process is not yet exhausted and that the decision can still be overturned with further lobbying. Chris also tells us about the land transfer at Point Nepean, where a national park is about to be instated.

13/06/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 13 Jun 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Actor, director and writer Stuart Cooper is in the studio for an excellent extended interview; Brian MacFarlane reviews The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas; and Simone Ubaldi reviews Terminator Salvation.

Breakfasters Best Bits - 12 June 2009

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 09:07:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters, Dave Slutzkin from "To and Fro" reviewed the novel Rubicon by Tom Holland. Brad Nguyen talked about the new coming of age film Adventureland. Casey Bennetto gave us a song from his hit musical "Keating" and Sean "the Birdman" Dooley flew in to talk about birds! We also heard from Mel Fyfe, strong woman of Circus Oz.

Along For The Ride 11 June 2009

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:00:00 GMT

Along For The Ride has plenty of fuel to keep your cycling energy high! We embark upon an in-depth examination of bike sharing both here and around the world by talking to RMIT and Monash University about their public bike programs. Bringing a touch of sartorial style to the show is Mick Peel, a fashion design lecturer who has a keen interest in the nexus of cycling and apparel. And as the start of winter makes us remember about wet weather cycling, Sarah shares a personal tale about the need for respect on the roads.

All Over The Shop 11 June 2009

Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:21:00 GMT

Stew returns to radio action, or whatever you'd call it, and celebrates with his soon-to-be-acclaimed impression of Melbourne Lord Mayor Robert Doyle, which sounds uncannily like Apu from The Simpsons.

Also, Leapster suggests the entire country should go fishing with Andrew Symonds, which may mean we might need to buy a bigger boat, Stew invents the first-ever Jewish Scotch Whisky, (some less-cultured folk might think that must be a joke about money, but, as usual, Stew's on a plane all his own with this one), and Leapster suggests Australia's move to FIFA's Asian zone is the greatest result in national migration history since Air Supply moved to America.

Usual warnings about crude language and the equally crude people who use it apply to this plodgasp.

The Architects - Show 198 - Digital Representations

Thu, 11 Jun 2009 07:56:00 GMT

Digital Representation - Sam Slicer from FloodSlicer, and Foo Chi Sung from Squint/Opera.

http://www.floodslicer.com.au/

http://www.squintopera.com/

+ Rory on Twitter in architecture - @roryhyde

Architect twitterers:

@AusDesignReview, @ArchitectureAU, @ArchitectsJrnal, @kieranlong, @anothersam, @marcustrimble, @lifesansbldgs, @bldgblog, @ballardian, @zizekspeaks, @aaronbetsky, @MVRDV, @gerardreinmuth, @kazys , @Archispeak, @AndrewMaynard, @archininja, @adamjohnrussell, @pruned, @remkoolhaas, @kevinruddpm, @davidlynch

Steven Johnson's TIME piece: http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1902604,00.html

BLDGBLOG in defence of Twitter: http://bldgblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-other-half-writes-in-defense-of.html

Byte Into It, 10 June 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is back on deck. Joined by Sarah Stokely (new media) and Andrew Fish (legal), they're all talking about the latest updates from the worlds of Hi-tech and i-Tech.. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Comedy Obscura - Episode 50, 9 June 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Tue, 9 Jun 2009 21:00:00 GMT

Forget Gordon, Tracey and the Chaser guys.... we've got Oliver Clarke chasing Will Arnett thruough '6 Beers of Seperation'. Then...Whatever happened to That Guy? He's here. Peter Moon and Brendon Luno pop in to talk about their TV show (and how to break a swear-o-meter). Plus news, gigs and more...

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Jun 7th 2009

Sun, 7 Jun 2009 15:00:00 GMT

This week Dr Andy, Dr Fifi and Dr Shane welcome guests from Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research. Dr Rachel Burt discusses her work on the connection between genetics and complex diseases such as hearing loss and David Rigler talks about his investigations into the details of how the malaria virus is able to invade red blood cells.

Dr Fifi looks at the huge number of bacterial cells contained in the human body and a research project to catalog these bacterial colonies. We also talk about South Australia's progress in utilising geothermal energy, the current microscopy feature in Nature and the link between musical ability and the genes related to social bonding.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 07 June 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 7 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Digga Olive and Laurel catch up with Sean Dooley to find out what's happening in the world of birds.

06/06/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 6 Jun 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Brian MacFarlane reviews the black comedy, A Film With Me In It, starring Dylan Moran; Paul Harris, Mark Hartley and Brian discuss some recent notable deaths in the British film industry; Paul Byrne reviews the straight-to-DVD release, The Guitar; Nick Matteo reviews Castle (9.30pm Sunday, Seven) and House Of Saddam (Showcase); director Fiona Cochran and actor Nina Landis discuss Fiona's latest film, Four Of A Kind; Mark reviews the straight-to-DVD release, My Name Is Bruce, directed by and starring Bruce Campbell; Ian Thompson reviews the DVD releases Special, Columbus Day and Phantom Punch and gives the rundown on what's hot with the Chicks and the Flannels.

Radiotherapy 7 June 2009

Sat, 6 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The Radiotherapists discuss circumcision, surgical footwear and the ongoing emotional responses to the Victorian bushfires.

Breakfaster's Best Bits 05/06/2009

Sat, 6 Jun 2009 03:17:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters, Tony Maniaty came in to talk about the film adaptation of his book "Shooting Balibo".

There's a spoiler alert as the team talk retro films and 1980's hit "The Boy Who Could Fly".

Professional cartoonist Andrew Weldon dropped by, and it was finally proved that jokes are indeed - not funny.

Finally, Patrick McCauchey dropped in for round two of his intellectual joust with Sam Pang - and I don't want to ruin the end for you - but I think he'll be back!

All Over The Shop 4 June 2009

Fri, 5 Jun 2009 01:56:00 GMT

Listeners are shortchanged again, as this show is only 67 per cent of normal plodgasp length, and only features 50 per cent of the normal presenters. Stew is away (overseeing the family's artificial rubber plantation in the Far East - i.e. Mooroolbark) so Leapster must play, solo.

So, on this week's thrill-defying installment, we discover the identity of the acknowledged auteur figure of stupid comedy movies, establish the inherent flaw in the otherwise brilliant invention of invisible glass, and invent a breakthrough in TV movie shows, in which it is proposed that the leggy Rhonda Burchmore should present film reviews purely by tapdancing. Also find out which one of Stew and Larry sustained a cranial injury as the result of someone else's drinking at the big RRR party. The answer may surprise you.

SWEAR WORD WARNING - Stew's not there, so there's less swear words than usual, but there's still a couple in there, if anyone cares.

Also, there's a couple of really off jokes involving death. Death is not funny and should not be attempted unsupervised at home.

Byte Into It, 03 June 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 3 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Sarah Stokely joins game boy Mike Bantick and Windows man Jay McCormack for a look at the latest updates from the worlds of Hi-tech and i-Tech..with special guest Amber Nelson, spokesperson for the Atom awards. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 197 - Buro North

Tue, 2 Jun 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Finn Butler of Buro North

http://www.buronorth.com/blog/?p=226

Melbourne Uni shortlist:

http://www.abp.unimelb.edu.au/competition/short-list.html

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: May 31st 2009

Sun, 31 May 2009 15:00:00 GMT

We celebrate Medical Research Week with a live broadcast from the Melbourne Museum.
Fay Khong, Ph.D student at St Vincent's Hospital, drops by to chat about her research into the effect of diabetes on the heart, Dr Tom Brodnicki from the Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research discusses environmental and genetics factors that contribute to juvenile diabetes, as well as his non-obese diabetic (NAD) mouse model, and, finally, Dr Vance Matthews from the Baker Heart & Diabetes Institute looks at the link between obesity and diabetes, as well as his research into overcoming insulin resistance. Dr Andi also finds that the back of Chris KP's hand is chock-a-block with pain sensors, oil glands, nerves, sweat glands, blood vessels - and quite a few hairs.

http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 31 May 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Bron and Doctor Beach discuss the latest in ocean microbiology, particularly the astounding diversity of organisms being discovered and how studying their biology impacts on our understanding of the environment. Brett calls in with a dive report from Blairgowrie, and we chat with Gail Seddon, CEO of Keep Australia Beautiful, about the Clean Beach Award. We finish with an intriguing report involving the KGB cover-up of the true number of whales slaughtered by the Soviets and the scientist who brought this data to light.

Radiotherapy 31 May 2009

Sun, 31 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Join Radiotherapy as they broadcast live from the Melbourne Museum as part of Medical Research Week.

Dirty Deeds 31 May 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 31 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The Environment and your own backyard how easily do they connect? Do you get off on World Environment Day and are your reasons as valid as they could be. A bit more of a conceptual Dirty Deeds for your listening pleasure.

30/05/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 30 May 2009 16:00:00 GMT

This week we are broadcasting live from the Palace George Cinemas in St Kilda, at the Industry Open Day, part of the 26th St Kilda Film Festival...Assistant producer of the Festival, Amber Harris, gives the rundown on Industry Open Day; Calmin Borel from the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival discusses the International program; actor Tony Nikolakopoulos talks about his roles in the play August: Osage County and the short film Bombshell; producer Drew Bailey chats about his extensive career; producer/director Gus Berger talks about his documentary, Duke Vin and the Birth of Ska; Steffi Hofmeier from Interfilm Berlin discusses the selection of films in Confrontations: Films Against Violence and Intolerance; director Polly Staniford talks about her career and her two short films screening in the Festival, Netherland Dwarf and Little Wings; and director Grant Scicluna gives us the background to his film, Neon Skin.

Breakfasters Best Bits 29/05/2009

Sat, 30 May 2009 04:56:00 GMT

It's been a sad week for the Breakfasters as we farewell one third of the team, Michael Williams.

We kick things off with a Squawk-back session from the Birdman, Sean Dooley.

Christian Lander also came in to talk about his new book "Stuff White People Like" based on his hilarious blog of the same name.

Casey Bennetto gave us another song and there was some flogging of a dead horse with the one (and only) time return of "Tell us Something we Don't Know".

Best Music Interviews, May 29, 2009

Fri, 29 May 2009 08:39:00 GMT

This week we hear from Yves Klein Blue, Nick Catchdubs & DJ Ayres and Kerryn Tollhurst.

Enjoy!

All Over The Shop 28 May 2009

Thu, 28 May 2009 15:11:00 GMT

You've heard of entertainment with a difference. Well this is probably about as different as you'd want it to get. The boys kind of get semi-serious on two humungo-length segments, and as they say when things aren't funny on the show, there's a lot of information in there. Unprecedented levels of information, in fact. Topics include What's Wrong With Australia, Farrell Up the Arts focusses on comedy and proves it to be impossible, and then there's all the regular junk. Put it this way - at least you didn't have to listen to the full-length version of the show.

WARNING - Rude words and distasteful concepts appear throughout. Not that it really helps in this case.

Along for the Ride 27 May 2009

Thu, 28 May 2009 01:43:00 GMT

First, Damian Watson talks with us about his team of Crohn's Crusaders are taking on the Tour de France route to raise funds for research of Crohn's Disease. Then, Sarah heads to Broadmeadows to find out more about a Work for the Dole program with a focus on bicycles, produced through Workforce Plus. All this, plus strange newsworthy tidbits and event listings on the latest Along for the Ride podcast! What more could you wish for?

Byte Into It, 27 May 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 27 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Mac Man Byron Scullin and Open Source wiz kid Ed Borland for a look at the latest updates from the worlds of Hi-tech and iTech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 196 - Future Systems

Tue, 26 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Interview with Amanda Levete, of Future Systems

http://www.future-systems.com/update.html

Times Square:http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/26/arts/design/26clos.html?ref=global-home

RMIT GRC:http://www.rmit.edu.au/ad/grc

RMIT DRI Bushfire Design Challenge: http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=9aepkvr2p2sfz

Comedy Obscura - Ep 49 and three quarters, 25 May 2009

Mon, 25 May 2009 12:31:00 GMT

Declan Fay and Michael Chamberlin chat about their work as Dec & Chambo from One HD's Thursday Night Live, and bag each other out a lot. Julian Morrow gives us an update from Chaser HQ. Plus news, opinion and more gigs than you can poke a Class Clown at. Chk-chk, BOOM!

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 24 May 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Welcome fellow adventurers of the sea! Join Bron and John as they navigate the treacheries of counting fish, the perils of buying fish and the follies of fast food corporations and eager developers messing about where they're not wanted.

We talk with PhD student Madhavi Colton about her adventures on the Victorian coastline, trying to work our where the fish are, how many there are, and just what is the best way to see them. A diver's eye or a fishy camera? This and more will certainly be revealed.

John runs through what fresh and yummy in Mebourne's fish markets, then we are joined by our second guest, Katrina Humphrey of community action group Rye's Up! Our beautiful Mornington peninsular town of Rye is planning to get invaded by big fast food giants and the people of Rye are not happy about it. Katrina talks to us about the potential impacts of the environment and the local community and business. Visit their we site at http://ourtownrye.blogspot.com/ for more info.

Lastly we talk to Leo Op den Brouw of the group "Save Bastion Point" about recent devlopments at our favourite Malacoota spot, Bastion Point. Plans are afoot to develop a breakwater and harbour in this beautiful part of the world and again locals are not happy about it. We get the update.

So tune in and enjoy the sweet salty spray!

23/05/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 23 May 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Clayton Jacobson is on the phone to talk about Five Easy Pizzas, tying in with Jason Byrne chatting about Little Deaths; Brian McFarlane reviews A Film With Me In It; Nick Matteo and Paul Burns bring the small screen with Mumbai Calling (ABC, 9.35pm Tuesday) and Dave In The Life (SBS, 8.30pm Tuesday); Paul Burns reviews Angels & Demons; Gianni Marinucci discusses the music of Ennio Morricone; and Malcolm Blaylock discusses the international program coming up at St Kilda Film Festival.

Radiotherapy 24 May 2009

Sat, 23 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Tallman, Penny Cillin, McZiff and SK will give you an idea about how doctors talk with each other by relaying a number of case studies. The team also brings you the latest swine flu news.

Breakfasters Best Bits - 22 May 2009

Fri, 22 May 2009 10:23:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters we heard from Tom Elliot with finance. The "ex" (Tony Wilson) dropped by to talk about his new children's book "The Princess and the Packet of Frozen Peas".

We had another fantastic song from the talented Casey Bennetto and heard from teacher Brendan Murray who last week won the Victorian Education Excellence Award for Most Outstanding Secondary Teacher.

There was also an interesting ring-in about fictitious military figures!

Best of Music Interviews, May 22, 2009

Fri, 22 May 2009 06:49:00 GMT

Hey happy listeners,
This week for your privileged ears we have...
Martin Martini, Royce (Drama for Yamaha) and Kramer & Catnip.
ENJOY

All Over The Shop 21 May 2009

Thu, 21 May 2009 07:55:00 GMT

A record 69 minutes and 6 seconds of unutterable drivel greets radio viewers' delicate lug-holes this week, as Stew invents a new Chinese comedy act, Leapster investigates why you never leave a 16 year old in charge of the Holy Roman Empire, Stew knocks and then champions old expressions, complains about and then celebrates Australians using American terminology, and generally strikes a telling blow both for and against hypocrisy, and allegations are made that the famous invention known as Perlman's demountable tyre-carrying rim might not be as innocent as it appears to be on the surface.

Warnings - This show is relatively light for Granny-unfriendly language, but there's probably still some in there. Also contains extremely childish Adult Themes, and a lot of stuff that's in the toilet or in the gutter. Stew's gone nuts on poo references, too.

Byte Into It, 20 May 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 20 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is back from the Twilight Zone to host another episode of Byte Into It. Joined by Byters regular Byron Scullin, the boys will guide you through another great adventure into the exciting world of IT and new technology. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 195 - Parallax Part 3

Tue, 19 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Final show of coverage from the Parallax conference

Geoff Manuagh of building blog

http://bldgblog.blogspot.com/

Aaron Betsky

http://www.labiennale.org/en/architecture/director/en/78653.html

Michael Roper on the phone from Berlin on the opening a the new Architecture school, Aedes Network Campus Berlin.

http://www.aedes-arc.de/start.htm

Comedy Obscura - ep 49 and a half 18 May 2009

Mon, 18 May 2009 10:32:00 GMT

Don't adjust your iPods, we've adjusted our episode numbers! Andrew Goodone chats about impro old and new, tells how comedy saved a small town, and reveals the secret of the Night of Bitterness. We dissect the Gruen Transfer controversy and let fly with a huge gig guide!

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: May 17th 2009

Sun, 17 May 2009 15:00:00 GMT

Dr Andi and Photon Ray talk at length with two guests about art and science of the cosmos. The guests are Stephen Gilchrist, co-curator of 'The Shared Sky' NGV exhibition and Tanya Hill, curator of astronomy and producer of planetarium shows at Museum Victoria. Topics discussed are significance of Galileo discoveries 400 years ago, the works displayed at the NGV exhibition, 360 degree shows at the planetarium, dark energy and dark matter.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 17 May 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 17 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds team investigate the Fungi kingdom with enthusiast Alison Pouliot.

16/05/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 16 May 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Mal Bryning and Vincent O'Donnell join us on the phone, along with Mark Hartley and Brian McFarlane, to share their memories of Charles 'Bud' Tingwell, who passed away on 15 May; director Anna McGrath joins us in the studio to talk about her career and award-winning short film, Small Change; Mark Hartley and Justin King review JJ Abrams' Star Trek; Justin gives the rundown on the latest trailers and Mark reviews Prey; Jessica Nicholas gives a preview of the music-based films screening as part of the Spanish Film Festival in mainland capital cities during May; and Brian McFarlane reviews Elegy.

Radiotherapy 17 May 2009

Sat, 16 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

This week the team explores the ethics of eating disorders and third party intervention, and the issues surrounding consent in sexual relations.

Breakfasters Best Bits - 15 May 2009

Fri, 15 May 2009 05:55:00 GMT

This week on Breakfasters we had John Origlasso filling for Sam who played the part of Russian correspondent.

Jess McGuire talked TV and Neil Rogers reviewed the Stephen Cummings book "Will it be Funny Tomorrow, Billy?".

We had a ring-in about TV show theme tunes and Rhett Dashwood dropped in to discuss the making of the Google-maps alphabet.

Best of Music Interviews, 15 May, 2009

Fri, 15 May 2009 05:43:00 GMT

This week, Detroit DJ and producer Stacey Pullen, Judith Durnham (The Seekers) and Japanese garage rock band, The Gimmes.

All Over The Shop 14 May 2009

Thu, 14 May 2009 08:07:00 GMT

New heights in radio are skilfully evaded, as Stew describes MasterChef: Australia as The Biggest Loser of cooking, and is righter than even he knows, Leapster unkindly suggests that Liza Minnelli's upcoming tour, on the evidence to hand, may be posthumous, in a genuine error Stew manages to pick the wrong one of two possible blind r'n'b legends to fairly hilarious effect, and Leapster tries to find dumber ideas in showbiz promoting than a Michael Jackson comeback tour and thus revives his earlier suggestion of Schindler's List - The Musical.

Warning - some swearing words may be heard during this plodcast, and then you won't go to heaven, possibly.

That's about the whole load.

Byte Into It, 13 May 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 13 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Mike Bantick is joined by Chuck Tetaz (the Borg) and Andrew Fish (legal) for yet another grand adventure along the information Super Highway. Riding shotgun this week is very special guest Trent Kusters, Game Designer from local super crew TORUS games, talking about their work on the new Scooby Doo spectacular! Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Along for the Ride 13 May 2009

Wed, 13 May 2009 14:07:00 GMT

We're joined by our special guest, Val , from YarraBUG Radio on 3CR as we have a chat with Michael Hopkins, Executive Director of Policy and Communication for the Victorian Department of Transportation, taking a closer look at the Victorian Cycling Strategy that was released earlier this year. We also have a quick chat about the CommonBike shared bicycle pilot program recently launched by RMIT students.

The Architects - Show 194 - Parallax Part 2

Tue, 12 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

More converage of the Parallax national architecture conference

http://www.architecture.com.au/parallax/

Foreign Office Architects:

http://www.f-o-a.net/

Studio Mumbai:

http://www.studiomumbai.com/

Winka Dubbeldam

http://www.archi-tectonics.com/

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: May 10th 2009

Sun, 10 May 2009 15:00:00 GMT

The team talk to Dr Kate Buchanan, Senior lecturer Environmental Science, Deakin University, talking about The Environment and genetics of the Avian song system. Also, sunspots, tips on studying, some new software that helps find links between sets of data and famous scientists and their mothers for Mothers Day. (*Music included with permission.)

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radiotherapy 10 May 2009

Sun, 10 May 2009 13:00:00 GMT

The team is this week joined by Dr Dermis, professor of dermatology and Dr Ivy League who is undertaking a PhD in medical history.

Dirty Deeds 10 may 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 10 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds digs up the dirt on nature strips; the pros the cons and the councils

09/05/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 9 May 2009 16:00:00 GMT

This week we have a special outside broadcast from Readings in Carlton, to celebrate the long-awaited DVD release of the Australian cult movie, Pure Shit... Paul Harris is joined by the director, Bert Deling, the man responsible for putting the DVD together, Neil Foley, writer/actor John Laurie, actor Gary Waddell and Ken Berryman, from the National Film and Sound Archive. Simone Ubaldi also joins us to review Synecdoche, New York. Director Amiel Courtin-Wilson also speaks about his short film, Cicada, selected for screening at Cannes this year, and his upcoming documentary about Ben Lee.

Best of Music Interviews, 9 May, 2009

Fri, 8 May 2009 06:18:00 GMT

This week features interviews with Snob Scruta, Amon Tobin and last but not least Australian singer songwriter Joe Camilleri. Enjoy!

The Architects - Show 193 - Parallax

Tue, 5 May 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Reviews and interviews from the AIA Conference 'Parallax'

http://www.architecture.com.au/parallax/

Peter Wilson

http://www.bolles-wilson.com/flash/

Veronica Valk

http://www.ziziyoyo.com/

02/05/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 2 May 2009 16:00:00 GMT

This week we focus on Dennis Lambert, subject of the documentary Of All The Things, directed by his son Jody Lambert and screening as part of First Look at ACMI; Nick Matteo reviews Sons of Anarchy (8.30pm Thursday, Showcase); and producer Daniel Scharf is in the studio for a chat and gives us the rundown on the 2009 DigiSPAA Competition, now accepting entries.

Radiotherapy 3 May 2009

Sat, 2 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The team is joined this week by midwife Robyn Thompson to discuss home birthing and presents its take on H1N1, otherwise known as swine flu.

Along For The Ride 1 May 2009

Fri, 1 May 2009 23:40:00 GMT

Keeping bike enthusiasm high for the beginnings of the chilly Autumn weather, we bring you two big Australian bike events from April. Justin takes the Melbourne Roobaix challenge, and Ben Elliott of RTR FM sends us a special report about the Australian Cycle Messenger Championships in Perth. Thanks Ben, and thanks Justin!

Breakfasters Best Bits 01 May 2009

Fri, 1 May 2009 11:43:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters both Fee and Sam were away so Michael was joined by John Origlasso, Michelle Bennett and Jacinta Parsons.

We heard an interesting call-in about foreign bodies in food which John expertly referenced later when Suzie came in for Diet Schmiet.

Well known author and cartoonist Kaz Cooke dropped in to talk about researching her new book "Women's Stuff" and the Birdman Sean Dooley was in for a squawk-back session.

But firstly, we hear Michael's pain at the over-analysis of art.

Welcome to the Triple R Breakfasters podcast.

Best of Music Interviews, May 01, 2009

Fri, 1 May 2009 06:38:00 GMT

This weeks podcast features Ed Kuepper (Laughing Clowns) and Charlie Haden who are in town for the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

Also, we hear from The Nextmen and Little Red.

Plonk 01 May 2009

plonkradio@hotmail.com — Fri, 1 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Barney, Duncan and super special guest, Tim White, have a good old fashioned gas bag about smoke taint, vintage 2009, smoke taint, low cropping levels, smoke taint, Tim's website and some light hearted banter on smoke taint. They have a drink too which you should do while listening. Cheers.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 32 30 April 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

For the Festival wrapup we are joined by Lawrence Mooney - winner of the piece of wood and Richard Watts, Reviewer extrodinaire, along with the old favorite, the gig guide

Health Trip 27th April 2009

Thu, 30 Apr 2009 06:39:00 GMT

This week on Health Trip, naturopath Gill Stannard talks about whooping cough. While most of us would think this is a childhood disease in reality most of the cases in Australia are in adults, with about a third of all persistent coughs being caused by this bacteria. Donna and Kujla chat to Gill about the "100 day cough", how to treat it and why whooping cough is so prevelant despite the high immunisation rate.

Byte Into It, 29 April 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 29 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week we are thrilled to see the return of Ed Borland, who never does anything by halves and steps in as host while Phil Wales takes a well deserved break. Andrew Fish joins Ed to discuss the latest updates in IT and New Tech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 192 - Review

Tue, 28 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Review Show

Melbourne Uni new Architecture building:

http://www.abp.unimelb.edu.au/competition

Another (Un)Loved Modern Conference

http://www.aicomos.com/

New Melbourne Uni Building by MÃtier 3
http://www.198berkeley.com.au

new building âNorthbank Place' by Peddle Thorp
http://www.northbankplace.com.au/

Robin Boyd Foundation House tours this Sunday 3 May, 10am - http://www.robinboyd.org.au

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Apr 26th 2009

Sun, 26 Apr 2009 15:00:00 GMT

In this week's episode of Einstein A Go Go, Dr Andi, Dr Shane and Photon Ray speak with Dr Michael Brown from the School of Physics at Monash University about the formation and evolution of galaxies over cosmic timeframes. Photon Ray then talks about liquid marbles, or the possible uses of powder coated water droplets, and Dr Andi debates the relative merits (or lack thereof) of science and superstition with regard to Victorian bushfires.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 26 Apr 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Jan Juc artist Tony Wills, a.k.a. T-Bone, talks about his latest exhibition at the Swell Cafe in Torquay, "Something in the Water", which continues his three-dimensional theme of seascapes and local surf breaks. Pieces include scenes of Bells Beach that hang alongside surfer's-eye perspectives of riding inside a wave. Recycled native timbers are used to frame the pieces, adding a unique touch to the finished product.

Sydney diver and underwater photographer Mark Spencer played a key role in the filming of the fab new IMAX feature Under the Sea 3D. We chat with Mark about what it takes to shoot an IMAX film, the joys of working on this one and how he manages to lead a double life as a dentist. Lucky we're not on television, or we couldn't show you his face. Apparently.

And it's crappy movie time on Marine Soundscapes as Jeff Maynard introduces a real sinker - Captain Nemo and the Underwater City. Jeff stumps and shocks the team with this question: which famous underwater personality said, "For reasons of their own, women are suspicious of diving and frown on their menfolk going down"?

Dirty Deeds 26 April 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds talk to Dr. Greg Moore from the University of Melbourne about the effects of fire on the landscape; the good the bad and the promise of a great spring ahead!

Mushroom workshop: for information go to info@alisonpouliot.com.

25/04/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2009 Program Director Sophie Brous joins us to talk about the Jazz On Film program at ACMI; Editor Scott Murray and Festival Reports Editor Michelle Carey are in the studio to tell us all about the online journal Senses of Cinema ; Jeremy Kewley joins us to talk about his career and Call Girl The Musical; Mark Hartley and Ian Thompson review Stuck and Flashbacks of a Fool.

Best of Music Interviews, April 25, 2008

Sat, 25 Apr 2009 04:50:00 GMT

This week interviews with Mick Thomas, Amaya Lauricia and the Blackchords.

Radiotherapy 26 April 2009

Sat, 25 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The team this week discusses community treatment orders, the mental health of asylum seekers and dissects the film Awake.

Breakfasters Best Bits 24 April 2009

Fri, 24 Apr 2009 05:03:00 GMT

This week on the Breakfasters, Samâs seat was expertly warmed by the sometimes fake-faster John Origlasso in a week full of literacy and politics!
The team spoke to Eric Beecher about his new book "The Best Political Writing 09â and were given a history lesson on Victoriaâs literary world by Steve Grimwade who is curating the State Library exhibition called âThe Independent Typeâ.
British author and philosopher Alain De Botton took a pit-stop on his whirlwind media tour to discuss his new book âThe Pleasures and Sorrows of Workâ.

And we start the whole thing off with Lou Swinn talking about â what else, but Books!

Comedy Obscura, Ep 31 23 April 2009

Comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

We talk to Bo Burnham, the wunderkind of US comedy at the moment about dirty ditties and how the world views them, followed by Damian Callinan, the man doing a show by a comedian about a comedian who isn't funny, during a comedy festival. More of the other stuff as well

Byte Into It, 22 April 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 22 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Mike Bantick (Gaming) and Andrew Fish (Legal) to bring you the latest updates in IT and new tech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 191 - Michael Tudgeon

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Michael Tudgeon

http://crowd.com.au/

Rory on the phone from Amsterdam

http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: 19 April 2009

Sun, 19 Apr 2009 15:00:00 GMT

Professor David Green, Monash University, joins us this week to talk complexity theory, explains why a starfish is like an atomic bomb, why there is a link between systems analysis and nature, and that social networks can be seen as a sequence of switches. Danger Mouse presents this week's report which explores the myth surrounding cockroaches losing their heads and then, with the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in full swing, comic Dan Willis talks about his show on computers .

http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Welcome to another thought provoking, informative and thoroughly mad and salty Radio Marinara. This week we have laid back show for you, lots of news about sharks that could swallow you whole, how best to cook those sharks and why should probably not cook and eat those particular sharks. Not only will you find the answers to these puzzling questions but you will also be enlightened by tales of the WW2 bombing of Darwin as Dave reviews the book "An Awkward Truth". We promise there will be no Nicole Kidmans or Hugh Jackmans just crazy tales and some interesting and uncomfortable truths. We have Brett, we have the Victorian finalist of Australia's best beach awards (sadly not in person), we have iron eating bacteria, free caviar and loads more. Enjoy!

18/04/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Brian MacFarlane reviews Good; Boris Trbic reviews Berlin Calling, Geliebte Clara (Clara), Die Entdeckung der Currywurst (The Invention of the Curried Sausage), and Jerichow, screening as part of the Audi Festival of German Films 2009; veteran Australian actor Wendy Hughes is on the phone to talk about her extensive career and the ACMI Focus On Wendy Hughes; and âPunslingerâ Tim Vine is in the studio to talk about his show as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Radiotherapy 19 April 2009

Sat, 18 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Babydoc, Drs Voodoo and Autonomy and Dr Mel are joined by Nick Miller from the Age to discuss how stories become news, and look at home birthing and the week in health news and views.

Comedy Obscura, Ep 30 16 April 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

In this show we are joined by Mat Kenneally to find out if satirists are bitter and twisted or just see it like it really is. We are then joined by Neil Delamere the Irish comic doing a show about a day in Stockholm.

Goats and reviews galore....

Byte Into It, 15 April 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Sarah Stokely (new media) and Jay McCormack (PC) delivering to you the latest updates on IT and new tech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Best of Music Interviews, 15 April, 2009

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 06:12:00 GMT

This week....

Kram, Betty Harris, Kaiser Chiefs and Nathan Hollywood.

Rock On!

Show 190 - The Architects - Robin Boyd Foundation

Tue, 14 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Tony Lee from the Robin Boyd Foundation

http://www.robinboyd.org.au/

Peter Zumthor Wins 2009 Pritzker Architecture Prize

http://www.pritzkerprize.com/laureates/2009/

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7996295.stm

Sakamoto exhibition

http://architecture.rmit.edu.au/Projects/Sakamoto_exhibition.php

http://www.rmit.org.au/browse%3BID=yennlv051dl51

Along For The Ride 14 April 2009

Mon, 13 Apr 2009 09:43:00 GMT

We catch up with two intrepid cyclists - one of whom has Type 1 Diabetes - who are about to take on the world record for altitude ascent by bike. Gavin Wright and Hugh Harvey tell us of their plans to conquer a 6891-metre-high South American peak later this year and share tales of their previous exploits in the high Andes. Plus a preview of the Australasian Cycling History Conference, to be held in Melbourne from April 17-19. Not to mention all the usual cycling tidbits... Get your heart started with Along For The Ride!

Breakfasters Best Bits 10 April 2009

Mon, 13 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

We have yet another week of Melbourne International Comedy Festival madness. Celia Paquola, Greg Fleet and Josie Long are all in to talk festival, ex-boyfriends, ponies and wuppertalers... amongst other things.

We kick things off with this week's Professional, David Ranson- forensic pathologist.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Apr 12th 2009

Sun, 12 Apr 2009 15:00:00 GMT

This week the Einstein A Go Goers take a well-earned, chocolate-filled break over Easter and sit back, relax and enjoy listening in on some fascinating interviews with participants from the Evolution - The Experience conference and from Evolution - The Festival celebrating Charles Darwin's ongoing impact 150 years since he published The Origin of Species.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 12 Apr 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Join us for an Easter Sunday celebration full of, well... eggs! Not the lovely chocolate variety but little salty popping fish eggs otherwise known as caviar. Tune in for the history of these little symbols of wealth, power and decadence, find out where they come from and how the lust for fish eggs has led to the near extinction of fish species around the world.
You can spit them out like Louis XV at the feet of the Peter the Great, or you can listen in and get some tips from Radio Marinara's resident culinary expert Hilary McNevin about how to enjoy preparing and eating these little treasures. And don't forget to buy sustainably!
And in the studio we have the Bongo Brothers, who have finally confirmed Bron's belief that the Marine world is actually funny, and are peforming this year at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Prepared to be dazzled, seranaded and driven to floor in laughter at the musical comedy of Bongo, Drongo and Mongo. Prepare for whales, salinity and some zooxanthellae.
Enjoy!

Dirty Deeds 12 April 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Talking small trees for an urban environment. Plus usual segments In My Garden and listener talkback.

11/04/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 11 Apr 2009 16:00:00 GMT

This week, we have an extended interview with veteran Australian television and film director George "Noddy" Miller.

Radiotherapy 12 April 2009

Sat, 11 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Mal Practice, Dr Dolittle, Penny Cillin and Hawkeye bring you the week in medical news and discuss the health of public hospitals, the concept of charity, circumcision, the secondary effects of alcohol, third hand smoke and more on this week's edition of Radiotherapy.

Comedy Obscura, Ep 29, 9 April 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 9 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

With the Festival in full swing, the Obscurists have a full schedule, a full show and a full switchboard waiting for Kitsen tickets

Catting about their shows are Dave Bloustein (The Social Contract) and Justin Hamilton (Goodbye Ruby Tuesday), plus our early tips and we review the reviewers!

The Architects - Show 189 - Phillip Cox

Thu, 9 Apr 2009 06:23:00 GMT

Tue 7 April 2009

Interview with Phillip Cox

www.cox.com.au

UTS Broadway competition, gallery website set up by Super Colossal

http://supercolossal.ch/utsbroadway.html

Offical site:

http://www.utsbroadway.com.au/

Byte Into It, 08 April 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 8 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Byron Scullin to bring you the latest tech updates from the IT world. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Breakfasters Best Bits 3 April 2009

Mon, 6 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

This week on the podcast Judith Lucy is in to talk about her comedy festival show, Judith Lucy's not getting any younger. On The Professionals, Dave Lancaster provides us with an insight into the world of truck driving.

Plus.. STEVE COOGAN. We were lucky enough to have the man visit us in the studios last week and from all accounts, he had a ball.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Apr 5th 2009

Sun, 5 Apr 2009 15:00:00 GMT

In this weekâs comedy themed show Dr Andi, Dr Shane and Dr Fifi are joined by a trio of performers with science themed shows in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Nina Conti (and monkey) talk about their show âEvolutionâ, Mark Butler encourages debate through his show âLets Talk About Sexâ and psychologist and stand up comedian Maryanne Campbell demystifies diagnosis with âPsychiatry, A Cure For Sanity?â
For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 05 April 2009

dirtydeedrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 5 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds go to the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show......

www.phillipjohnson.com.au

Plonk 05 April 2009

Sun, 5 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Barney, Duncan and extra special know it all girl, Kate McIntyre, bung on about the first grapes of the season, wank on about some amazing wines they had at a casual Sunday BBQ the other day and pick apart some Gewurtztraminer from Australia and France. Youâre gunna love it!!!!

Let's have a sip.

plonkradio@hotmail.com

04/04/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 4 Apr 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Paul Byrne reviews Knowing; Simone Ubaldi reviews The Boat That Rocked; veteran music industry all-rounder and the voice of Woodstock, Chip Monk, is in the studio to talk about his career and tell a few stories; and we finish with a call from Jeff Stilson, who is currently in Australia for the 2009 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Radiotherapy 5 April 2009

Sat, 4 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Why are hospital waiting lists dominating the news this week? Babydoc, Dr Voodoo, Hawkeye, the Voice and Dr Autonomy discuss the week in news, and look at 30 years of schizophrenia research. The team is joined by Dr Cheryl Dissanayake, Director of the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre.

Best of Music Interviews, 3 April 2009

Fri, 3 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

This week, Richard Moffat chats with Kram on Incoming about his solo album, Mix Tape; Steve Wide catches up with Nick, Peanut and Whitey from Kaiser Chiefs for Far & Wide; and Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler from Breaking and Entering talk with Jeremy Jay about his influences and latest album, Slow Dance.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 28, 2 April 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 2 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Today in the studio we are joined by some of the newcommers of comedy - hand picked as the best of the new bunch, while Ali McGregor joins us to talk about her three shows - sadly we had to edit out her song due to copyright reasons - but it is still good!

The Architects - Show 188 - Gerard Reinmuth

Thu, 2 Apr 2009 22:42:00 GMT

Tue 31st March 2009

Gerard Reinmuth joins us

talking the AIA national conference 2009, and a Terroir and update on practive in Sydney and Tasmania

http://www.architecture.com.au/parallax/

http://www.terroir.com.au/

Rory's update

http://www.flickr.com/roryrory

Byte Into It, 01 April 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 1 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week on Byte Into It, Mike Bantick is joined by Byron Scullin (Mac) and Jay McCormack (PC) for a look at the latest updates from the world of IT. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features at byteintoit.wordpress.com Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Health Trip 30th March 2009

Wed, 1 Apr 2009 06:47:00 GMT

Gill talks to Donna and Kujla about how the change of season can effect our health. Autumn is the time to rest and recuperate after a hectic summer. There are great tips on what supplements to take and food to eat to stave off the colds and flu. Plus more interesting information on sunshine and vitamin D and a controversial call about whether to immunize children against whooping cough.

Health Trip 16th March 2009

Wed, 1 Apr 2009 06:46:00 GMT

Along For The Ride 30 March 2009

Mon, 30 Mar 2009 01:42:00 GMT

A trip to the Benalla Costume and Pioneer Museum to check out vintage bikes and costumes with curator Dulcie Chambers, and turning Swanston Street and Melbourne into a street and a city of the future with Rob Adams, Director of Design and Urban Environment for City of Melbourne. Fun times on Along for the Ride!

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 29 Mar 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Do you live near the coast? Are you tired of your âhigh maintenanceâ wilting hydrangeas and shrivelled up petunias? Are you sick of carting out buckets of shower water? Have you always wanted to flirt with native plants but have been too scared to try? Leanne Scott and Daniel Mansfield talk about how you can make a positive impact on the environment by planting native coastal plants instead of those thirsty English plants of yesteryear.

Dr Chris Walsh from Melbourne University joins us again to pick up where we left off a couple of weeks ago, as we discuss what it theoretically might take to recycle and use stormwater as a viable water source and potential alternative to desalination.

What are your views on the proposed desalination plant? Got some burning questions youâd like to discuss? Dr Chris Walsh and Dr Beach take questions from listeners in Marinara Talkback.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Mar 29th 2009

Sun, 29 Mar 2009 09:18:00 GMT

The team this week, Dr Andi, Dr Chromo and Dr Shane, have a mad scientist moment discussing an octopus robot. Dr Andi jumps on the soapbox following a discussion on science text books in the US. The interview with Avi Waksberg, an evolutionary biologist from Monash University, provides a different view of the money markets. Also the challenges of speech recognition technology are discussed.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 29 March 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Today we discuss the sublime autumn weather and the subtle art of propagation with Meg Stewart from CERES Environment Park.

Breakfasters Best Bits 27 March 2009

Sun, 29 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

This week we'll hear Sean "The Bird Man" Dooley respond to your questions in his new monthly segment, "Squalk Back". The Big O is in to talk sport, and this week he briefs us on the history of the great Oxford vs. Cambridge boat race.

Old friend of the Breakfasters' Lawrence Leung came in to talk up his new ABC TV program "Choose Your Own Adventure" and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is just about upon us and the other Lawrence, Mr Mooney was in to chew the fat, talk about his festival show, and enlighten us to the genius that is The Three Stooges.

28/03/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 28 Mar 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Nick Matteo reviews Hollywood Residential (Movie Extra, 10pm Thursday), Lawrence Leungâs Choose Your Own Adventure (ABC, 9.30pm Wednesday) and the straight-to-DVD release Plague Town; writer/director Adam Elliot and producer Melanie Coombs join us to talk about Mary and Max; and we finish with producer David Elfick and writer/actor Rai Fazio in the studio to discuss Two Fists, One Heart.

Radiotherapy 29 March 2009

Sat, 28 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The team examines the link between bipolar disorder and creativity, allergy testing in children and the conflict inherent in Harry Potter. Joining them to play live in the studio is singer songwriter Andrew McUtchen.

Best of Music Interviews, March 27, 2009.

Fri, 27 Mar 2009 05:59:00 GMT

This weeks podcast includes interviews with Eric Bibb, Luka Bloom, Ned Collette and Jessica Says.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 27, 26 March 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 21:00:00 GMT

The First of the Max Headroom series features Deniese Scott, Dom Romeo and Wilson Dixon as we give you a taste of the comedy to come in the Festival

Byte Into It, 25 March 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 25 Mar 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales, Andrew Fish and Mike Bantick join forces to bring you the latest updates from the world of IT and new Tech. To review all of the shows features, check out the Byte Into It blog at byteintoit.wordpress.com Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 187 - News in Depth

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:00:00 GMT

News in depth

State Govt announced Cycle path strategy

http://www.theage.com.au/national/cycling-groups-praise-strategy-2009032 3-97hd.html

Lucas Ihlein's Goat project

http://www.gruffling.com

The west Brunswick Sculpture Triennial (wBST)

http://www.osw.com.au/wbst/

â Big pineapple gets heritage listing. http://www.theage.com.au/travel/travel-news/big-pineapple-owners-to-sue-over-heritage-listing-20090324-97yy.html.
â Demolition of the Robin Hood Gardens is still big news in London see: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/19/arts/design/19robi.html
â Ten proposals for a new master plan for Paris, all aiming to transform it into the first sustainable city, see http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/17/arts/design/17paris.html
â Herzog & de Meuron's ambitious design for a 45,000-seat stadium for Portsmouth Football Club has been put on hold, see http://www.bdonline.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=426&storycode=3136800&c=2&encCode=0000000001936a4f
â Zaha's Manchester pavilion revealed, see http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/zaha%E2%80%99s-manchester-pavilion-revealed/1995481.article
â Number of architects claiming benefits rises by 760 per cent in Britain
â Boyd Foundation, up and running, some good stuff coming up - http://www.robinboyd.org.au

EVENTS
â Hobart Waterfront RMIT schemes - AIA Tasmanian Chapter, 1/19a Hunter Street, Hobart, 26 March - 9 April 2009, Opening: Thursday 26 March, 5.30 - 7.00pm, to be launched by James Jones, Tasmanian Chapter President
â And Series at Melb Uni - Kerstin Thompson, from Kerstin Thompson Architects, 6.30pm on Monday 30th March, E-Zone Theatre, Level 1, Architecture Building, University of Melbourne. Free Entry, Everyone Welcome
â âEYES 2008 Launch' - selected projects from the Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, University of Melbourne - Friday March 27 at 6.00pm, foyer & wunderlich room, Architecture building, melb uni. See http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=58298549468&mid=30c149G258eb53dG1ee8671G7
â Dulux colour awards Wed April 1st, Brightspace Gallery, 8 Martin Street, St Kilda, 3182.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Mar 22nd 2009

Sun, 22 Mar 2009 15:00:00 GMT

Dr Andi and Dr Shane interview PhD student Anna McCallum about the Biodiversity of Decapod Crustaceans, and how you can buy the naming rights for a rather spectacular shrimp on eBay (with proceeds to the Australian Marine Conservation Society). They also discuss Victoria's recent earthquakes, and chat to Dr Jennifer Henry who is the Publishing Manager (Academic Journals) of the Nature Publishing Group about her experiences as a journal editor.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara â Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 22 Mar 2009 13:00:00 GMT

This week we're coming to you from The Festival of The Sea at Barwon Heads. Loads of guests! We speak with Bernard Napthine, President of Friends of Barwon River Bridge; David Littleton, President of the Committee of Friends Of The Sea; John Duthie from Friends of The Bluff about the book, Life On The Edge: A Guide To The Animals and Plants of the Barwon Bluff Marine Sanctuary; Mark Edmonds, Chair of the Committee of Management for the Barwon Coast region; Cass brings us Crumpled Stanchions; children from Barwon Heads Primary School present their poems about the sea; Lyn McGuinness gives the formal Welcome To Country; Steve Wickham from Save Barwon Heads Alliance; Janelle Thomas from Birds Australia; and we finish with the World Famous (TM) Radio Marinara Quiz. Phew!

Dirty Deeds 22 March 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The Dirty Deeds team talk about autumn, what's coming up, what going down. Things to do and the ethereal autumn light messing with our heads.

www.sgaonline.org.au
www.opengarden.org.au

Breakfasters Best Bits 20 March 2009

Sun, 22 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Andrew Cornish, of Readings Carlton is our Professional- the team get down to the nitty gritty of bookselling, covering Black Books, Notting Hill and Seinfeld as their points of reference.

Suzie is back with Diet Schmiet- this installment she bakes a Lime Slice, inspired by Florida dessert, Key Lime Pie. Jess McGuire trots out an uncanny Mr T impression and talks info-mercials and Boston Legal during her segment this week.

21/03/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Brian McFarlane reviews Dean Spanley, Last Chance Harvey and Of Time and the City; Simone Ubaldi reviews Easy Virtue and Blindness; Co-Vice President of WIFT, Melinda OâConnor, is on the phone to tell us about the upcoming forum and demonstration Designing Women; and director Paul Clarke also joins us on the phone to discuss his documentary Bombora: The History of Australian Surfing, screening on ABC TV.

Best of Music Interview Podcast, March 20, 2009

Fri, 20 Mar 2009 04:04:00 GMT

This week we hear from Charles Jenkins, Justin AKA The Bedroom Philosopher, and Perth band Sugar Army.

Byte Into It, 18 March 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 18 Mar 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by gadget man Chuck Tetaz for yet another adventure along the information Super Highway. Also included in this podcast is the full version of Ed Borlands interview with open source master Andrew Tridgewell, discussing the release of Samba 4. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 186 - Melbourne Rooftops

Tue, 17 Mar 2009 23:01:00 GMT

Melbourne's rooftop landscape - the new rooftop bars that are a result of smoking laws

With Guests Grant Amon Architect and Margo Orr, owner and designer of the Order of Melbourne

http://www.grantamon.com/

http://www.theorder.com.au/

Greg Burgess's Hackford House was burnt down in the bushfires

http://aardvark.tce.rmit.edu.au/aardvark3/area-l/GBhackfo/home-b.htm

Owner has got Greg to redo the house, a new design, some of which is likely to be fire-proof.

Swanston Street to be redeveloped (again). City of Melbourne releases some designs

https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/rsrc/PDFs/Major%20Developments/Current%20Developments/RedevelopmentofSwanstonStreetReport.pdf

Comedy Obscura - Ep 26 16 March 2009

comedy.obscura@hotmail.com — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 22:00:00 GMT

The comedy news keeps rolling off the presses with a Festival two weeks away! James Dowdeswell talks wine, nice guys and his experiences as "The Extras" infamous "Count", while Sarah Bennatto is "Lucky" enough to tell us about Storytellers Clud. Plus TV news, the gig guide and more opinion than you need!

Best of Music Interviews, February 13th, 2009

Mon, 16 Mar 2009 06:10:00 GMT

OH MY GOD ITS GARY NUMAN!!!!! Also Joe Lally (Fugazi) and The Black Lips.

This weeks Best of Music interview podcast is best served on a bed of rice with a sprig of Rosemary. Enjoy!

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Mar 15 2009

Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:00:00 GMT

A special focus this week on the brain for Brain Awareness week. The team of Doctors Andi, Danger Mouse, and Doctor Shane delve into the brain with special guests Associate Professor Stephen Robinson from Monash University, Dr Joanne Britto from the Howard Florey Research Institute, and Michael Williams from the University of Melbourne.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 15 Mar 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Scientists and divers recently completed a detailed dive survey of where the cold Southern Ocean sweeps into the Chain of Bays region on the remote West Coast of South Australia. Dive survey project manager and professional photographer Grant Hobson talks about his teamâs amazing underwater discoveries on a unique and remote area of Australiaâs coastline.

Dr Chris Walsh is Principal Research Fellow at Melbourne Universityâs Department of Resource Management and Geography, and is pretty big on the idea of using stormwater as a viable alternative for desalination. Chris joins us for an interesting and provocative interview.

Have you ever wanted your name to go down in scientific history? Would you like the chance to have naming rights to a newly described deep sea species that is completely new to science? Anna McCallum tells us how anyone can have all this and help save our precious ocean wildlife at the same time.

Dirty Deeds 15 March 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds chat to Dr. Louis Glowinski, author of "The Complete Book of Fruit Growing in Australia".

Plus usual segments including "In My Garden", talkback, weather and Open Gardens.

Breakfasters Best Bits 13 March 2009

Sun, 15 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Coming up this week, Sean Whelan is in to coach Sam in the ways of professional poetry reading. Expert crossword man for The Age, David Astle (aka DA) visits the studio and pretty much makes Michael's year.

Rounding off this week's highlights, on the eve of her Australian visit, Dawn French phones in from the UK and gives us the lowdown on the upcoming French and Saunders tour.

14/03/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Joe Dolce reviews Goyaâs Ghosts, the documentary Trumbo and Screamers; Ian Thompson reviews Vampyr and Eden Lake; everyone has something to say about Let The Right One In; director John Evagora and actor Steve Mouzakis are in the studio to talk about 296 Smith Street, screening as part of Flickerfest; Nick Matteo reviews Watchmen at VMax; and we finish with filmmaker Rohan Spong discussing his documentary T Is For Teacher, screening as part of the Melbourne Queer Film Festival 2009.

Radiotherapy 15 March 2009

Sat, 14 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The Radiotherapy panel this week discusses post traumatic stress disorder in the aftermath of the Victorian bushfires, and brings you news, views and the week in medicine.

Byte Into It, 11 March 2009, IT and New Tech

Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Byron Scullin (Mac) and Andrew Fish (Legal) taking you on yet another super cruise along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Along For The Ride 10 March 2009

Wed, 11 Mar 2009 04:16:00 GMT

It's an eventful time in Melbourne and across Australia in the next couple weeks. This show we speak to Heidi Hill and Marte Kinder, two of the Australian organisers of World Naked Bike Ride (15 March in Melbourne and Sydney) as well as learning more about Super Tuesday on 17 March with Mike Williamson at Bicycle Victoria. Time to get cycling!

The Architects - Show 185 - Review Show

Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Review show

New post-bushfire house guidelines

198 Berkely St, by Meiter 3

Woycheck review, design by Peter Corrigan

Gary Numan at the Forum

Cox's new book and the rectangular stadium (and here)

Breakfasters Best Bits 6 March 2009

Mon, 9 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

This week our own Clem Bastow comes in to chat about her new TV show- Dancing About Architecture. Author Steven Amsterdam is in to tell us about his first novel, Things We Didn't See Coming and local councillor and corporate agitator Stephen Mayne also pays us a visit.

Good friend of the Breakfasters Julia Zemiro is performing in a new stage show a the Malthouse- Goodbye Vaudeville Charlie Mugg. She drops in to give us the lowdown on the production and helps Fee with her French back announcing..

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Mar 8th 2009

Sun, 8 Mar 2009 15:00:00 GMT

This week on Einstein A Go Go, Dr Shane, Chris KP, Dr Ray and Dr Nat talk about the origins of the Slinky and how it can help teaching the physics of waves, the use of adhesives in holding planes and fish tanks together and the search for planets elsewhere in the galaxy using the recently launched Kepler telescope.

We also discuss feeling the earth move in the recent earthquake, the energy cost of bottled water, the relationship between television screen design and coffee spills and whether flatulence could provide a possible alternative to Viagra.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara â Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 8 Mar 2009 13:00:00 GMT

Welcome to International Women's Day 2009! It's an all-girl talk-fest on today's show (well, Jeff Maynard is an exception), when Bron, Angeline and Cass take some time to reflect on some fabulous women and their contribution and legacy to marine science and conservation.

Angeline gives us a bio on the late Dr Isobel Bennett, arguably Australia's number one female marine scientist, who was posthumously honoured by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority who named a reef off McKay after her.

Bron gives us a run-down on Dr Sylvia Earle, yet another fabulous female marine scientist who was named the US International Ambassador to Oceans. And how could a segment on famous women in marine conservation be complete without mentioning Val Taylor and her work with sharks?

Cass chats about 'Chicks that Dig Salty Stuff', moving from Agatha Christie and Lotte Hass (who if morphed, could possibly have been a maritime archaeologist of sorts), onto women who have had a considerable impact on the blokesworld of maritime archaeology over the years. Listen for mentions of Myra Stanbury, Shirley Strachan, Wendy Van Duivenvoorde and Lyndel V. Prott.

Finally, Jeff Maynard pops in with some hilarious audio snippets from historical diving films. The commentary is there, but alas if you weren't listening on the day, you'll have to locate those glorious moments in the archives yourself. Needless to say, we 'chicks' no longer rush to reapply our lippy after diving!

Aspire to be as great as the women we cover on today's show. Blokes watch out - the revolution is coming!

Visit www.radiomarinara.com for all the gossip on Radio Marinara.

07/03/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 7 Mar 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Simon Ford is the director of FedFest short film festival and he joins us in the studio with film directors Yianni Warnock and Ariel Kleiman to tell us all about it; Lisa Dethridge reviews AstÃrix aux jeux olympiques (Asterix at the Olympic Games) and Des poupÃes et des anges (Dolls and Angels), and Boris Trbic reviews Ulzhan, Comme les autres (Baby Love) and the documentary Câest dur dâÃtre aimÃ par des cons (Itâs Hard Being Loved by Jerks), all screening as part of the Alliance FranÃaise French Film Festival 2009; Ross Thornton from Growling Frogs is on the phone to tell us about an initiative to give high school children funding and resources to create documentaries about their experiences out of the Victoria bushfires; Cath Murfy talks about the Portable Cinema Project, which she is taking into bushfire-affected areas; and Nick Matteo closes the program with a DVD review of Boarding Gate.

Radiotherapy 8 March 2009

Sat, 7 Mar 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Mal Practice and Hawkeye take a look at the week in health with Dr Dolittle, who recounts his recent surgical experience in cellular detail. The team is joined by band Husky playing live in the studio.

Dirty Deeds 8 March 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sat, 7 Mar 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Vasili from Vasili's Garden comes into the studio to chat, chew the eggplant fat and give us a little piano accordion serenade.

Best of Music Interviews, March 6, 2009.

Fri, 6 Mar 2009 02:46:00 GMT

This weeks BMI podcast (no, that's not Body Mass Index) features Of Montreal, Natasha Atlas and Lawrence Arabia. Cheers!

Byte Into It, 04 March 2009, IT and New Tech

Thu, 5 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMT

This week join Keren Flavell (Web/New Media), Mike Bantick (Gaming) and Byron Scullin (Mac) for yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 184 - Future Laboratory

Wed, 4 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Futurologists Martin Raymond and Chris Sanderson from the Future Laboratory.

http://www.thefuturelaboratory.com/

Rory on the phone from Europe

http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/

Herzog's Edfici Forum in Barcelona
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/3321557413/in/set-72157614666494810/

Weil Arets' Utrecht Library, surprisingly subtle and amazing
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/3311096639/

Weiki Somers' coat rack for the Boijman's museum in Rotterdam
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/3295515297/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/3295504563/

Best Music Interviews, 27 February, 2009

Mon, 2 Mar 2009 06:26:00 GMT

This latest installment for all you music loving hero's includes Mista Savona, Dan Deacon and High Places. Enjoy!

Health Trip 2nd March 2009

Mon, 2 Mar 2009 00:45:00 GMT

Sorry for the delay folks, slight hiccup in the publishing process it would seem, thanks to those who raised the flag. Show notes will be forthcoming.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Mar 1st 2009

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 16:00:00 GMT

This week on your favourite science radio show, the team (featuring Dr Andi, Dr Shane, Dr Fifi and Danger Mouse) look at an assortment of ideas and issues including alternative stitching methods for wounds, the evolution of feet, the ethics and viability of bringing back animals from extinction with DNA, and how camels are damaging Australian eco-systems.

Also, Dr. Shane discusses the pros and pros of Geothermal electricity and the political barriers that need to be overcome to advance this sustainable source of energy.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Plonk 01 March 2009

plonkradio@hotmail.com — Sun, 1 Mar 2009 05:41:00 GMT

Barney and Duncan and their guest Alex McClean have a natter about what a bushfire would do to your vineyard and hence wines. Not too pretty. Then they talk with Alex about his experiences in Spain. Ole!

Breakfasters Best Bits 27 Feb 2009

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This week Lou Swinn reviews Hemingway and academic Benjamin McQueen comes in to give us an update on the situation in Afghanistan. We'll also hear a somewhat dissapointing take on Caddyshack from film buff Brad Nguyen.

Dirty Deeds 1 March 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 1 Mar 2009 04:23:00 GMT

28/02/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Over the next three weeks weâll be focussing on the Alliance FranÃaise French Film Festival 2009, touring through most capital cities until early Aprilâ Lisa Dethridge previews Public Enemy - Part One (Lâinstinct de mort) and SÃraphine; Melbourne Cinematheque, in conjunction with ACMI, has a bushfire benefit preview screening of Matteo Garroneâs Gomorrah at ACMI Cinemas on Saturday 7 March at 2pm; Paul Byrne reviews Rachel Getting Married; director Tomas Alfredson is on the phone to talk about his film, LÃt den rÃtte komma in (Let the Right One In); Boris Trbic reviews Huo Yuan Jia (Fearless), the DVD releases The Signal and The Wave, both available through Madman, and an excellent documentary not yet available in Australia, Fog City Mavericks.

Radiotherapy 1 March 2009

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Babydoc, Dr Autonomy, Dr Voodoo and Hawkeye are joined this week by Dr Zorba from Austin Health to examine Homocysteine in the body, the world of twittering, faith-based medicine and whether doctors have a responsibility to guide patients through IVF issues.

Byte Into It, 25 February 2009, IT and New Tech

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined in the RRR studio by Mac guy Byron Scullin, taking you through the latest updates in IT and New tech. Ed Borland returns to the air waves with an interview featuring distinguished IBM Engineer Paul McKenny, recorded earlier in the year at linux.conf.au in beautiful Hobart Tasmania. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 183 - Toyo Ito

Wed, 25 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Interview with Toyo Ito

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyo_Ito

Comedy Obscura - Ep 25 - 24 February 2009

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 23:00:00 GMT

This week we look at the satrrical comedy "Traffic Island" by two emerging artists Daren Lever and Sarah Breen. We then examine how long we need to wait after a National Tragedy before comedians can start to tak the piss out if them.

Of course there is the gig guide and some news

Along For The Ride 23 February 2009

Mon, 23 Feb 2009 06:07:00 GMT

Along For The Ride returns to podcast land with a bit of music, a bit of info, and a bit of chitchat with Hilary Harper of AM 774 radio fame about bikes and beyond in and around the ABC...

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Feb 22nd 2009

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Einstein A Go Go broadcast this week from the Sustainability Festival at Federation Square. We discuss a Car Free CBD with Elizabeth Hurst, Environment Institute, and Darren Pace, Young Engineers Australia, talk Sustainable Cities & Transport and solar power with Stephen Ingrouille, Going Solar, explore carbon reduction and extraction with Brendan Condon and Matt Wright, Climate Positive, and get excited by the possibilities of recycled plastic with Peter Patterson, Replas.

http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 07:26:00 GMT

Join Bron, John and Angeline for our broadcast from the Sustainable Living Festival 09 at Federation Square.
We have Luke Taylor from the Festival atlk to us about all the great sustainable gigs going on, covering all aspects of an eco friendly life, including urban eco communities, enviro efficient houses, feeding the suburbs from our own backyards, water saving and so much more!
To follow this we have our lovely friend and regular guest of Radio Marinara, Hilary McNevin, and her and John talk about three easy rules of buying good sustainable seafood - buy local, look for freshness, and avoid sharks and long lived species.
To pack ever more in to the show we have Leesa Ridley from Conservation Volunteers speaking about all the great projects going on around the country and our local area.
Lastly but certainly not leastly we have the amazing Maeva Elliot on stage relating the high, lows and amazements of sailing through the arctic and trying to get to the bottom of what's really happening wuth global warming.
An action packed show, get into it!

Breakfasters Best Bits 20 Feb 2009

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This week in The Professionals we'll be hearing from massage therapist Em McDonald. We'll hear a fun fact about F. Murray Abraham and Gerard McCulloch fills us in on the Melbourne comedy scene OUTSIDE of the Comedy Festival.

Kicking things off this week is Sean "The Bird Man" Dooley. This week we learn about one of the most aggressive bird species in the world, but also one that is beautifully evocative of the Australian bush- the Bell Miner.

21/02/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 17:00:00 GMT

John Flaus pays tribute to Australian character actor Reg Evans, who died in the recent Victorian bushfires; Paul Byrne reviews Ghost Town; Nick Matteo reviews two films screening on SBS this week - The Forced March (11.35pm, Tuesday 24 February) and Babylon Disease (10.00pm, Wednesday 25 February); director David Field and actor Firass Dirani join us to talk about The Combination; Ian Thompson, Mark Hartley and Justin King discuss 3D, and Transporter 3; Justin King reviews current trailers; and Ian Thompson tells us whatâs hot with the Chicks and the Flannels.

Radiotherapy 22 Feb 2009

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

The Tallman, McZiff, SK and Bulky Bill bring you Radiotherapy live from the Sustainable Living Festival, joined by guest psychologist Tim Cotter. The team looks at the sustainability of good mental health, OH&S issues for firefighters and the unsustainable life of Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino.

Lime Champions #1

Fri, 20 Feb 2009 07:01:00 GMT

The first installment in a series of podcasts continuing on from their summer program, "Lime Champions" are back again!

Best of Music Interviews, February 20, 2009.

Fri, 20 Feb 2009 06:49:00 GMT

This weeks podcast includes interviews with Kaki King, Jolie Holland and Q Tip. Enjoy!

Byte Into It, 18 February 2009, IT and New Tech

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Mike Bantick (gaming) and Andrew Fish (legal) join Phil Wales (everything else) for the latest IT new and updates for 2009. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 182 - Melbourne Recital Centre

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Live from Melbourne Recital Centre

Howard Raggatt and Ian McDougall from ARM

Kirsten Siddle from the MRC

http://www.melbournerecital.com.au/

http://www.a-r-m.com.au

Health Trip 16th February 2009

Tue, 17 Feb 2009 06:49:00 GMT

With the nation still reeling in the wake of the recent fires that have swept throughout Victoria, all of us here at Triple R would like to send out our heartfelt condolences to everyone effected directly or otherwise by this tragedy.
This week, Gill, Donna and Kulja walk us through the various stages of grief and discuss various methods of dealing with our losses, coping with depression, survivor guilt and the rest of the gamut in this emotional aftermath.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Feb 15th 2009

Sun, 15 Feb 2009 16:00:00 GMT

The Einstein A Go Go team are back for another big year. This week the team catch up on the science from the summer break, Photon Ray discusses quantum levitation (and the repetition of stories in the mediaâ), Dr Shane talks about the collision of two satellites 790km above the earth and special guest Associate Professor Martin Burd discusses his paper on plant reproduction and the recent 'Evolution â The Experience' Conference.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Breakfasters Best Bits 13 Feb 2009

Sun, 15 Feb 2009 05:15:00 GMT

One year on from the Government's historic apology, CEO of Stolen Generations Victoria, Brad Brown comes in to reflect on the past 12 months. This week, film guy Brad Nguyen reviews "Rachel Getting Married". And to kick us off, we have award-winning author Sonya Hartnett in the studio, talking about her new book, Butterfly.

Breakfasters Best Bits 6 Feb 2009

Sun, 15 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This week we hear from newly appointed regular Jess McGuire, talking TV.
Suzie Morris-Ashton is presenting a new cooking segment- diet schmiet! ..guaranteed goodness each Tuesday morning. And with the world economy currently on the brink of collapse, Tom Elliot explores Marxism- maybe the guy was onto something.. This week we also have a very exciting Professional. Here's Rob Gell with the weather.

Jolie Holland 14 Feb 2009

Sun, 15 Feb 2009 03:09:00 GMT

Brian Wise spoke with Jolie following her gig at The Corner Hotel.

14/02/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 14 Feb 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Coming to you today from Polyester Books in Fitzroy, in conjunction with International Literature Conspiracy Week, director Mark Hartley co-hosts with Paul Harris to discuss all things Ozploitation with veteran producer Antony I. (Tony) Ginnane, Fangoria correspondent Michael Helms and director Jamie Blanks.

Radiotherapy 15 Feb 2009

Sat, 14 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Babydoc, Dr Malice, Dr Voodoo and Dr Autonomy return for the first show of 2009. Amid the continuing devastation in Victoria the team discusses how we deal with disaster news and interference with normal coping and defence mechanisms.

Dirty Deeds 15 February 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Breakfasters Best Bits 30 Jan 2009

Fri, 13 Feb 2009 12:27:00 GMT

For the first podcast of 2009, we'll hear a welcome back from
the gang, an unfortunate forward announce of Tim Rogers' visit to the
studio and we'll also get an insight into the life of a modern day
nun.

And for the first call in of the year, we learn about things to look
out for if Neighbours were to become a little more multicultural..

Best of Music Interviews Feb 13 2009

Fri, 13 Feb 2009 06:44:00 GMT

This week features interviews with Daedelus, The Stranglers and Eddy Current Supression Ring. Enjoy!

Byte Into It, 11 February 2009, IT and New Tech

Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Byron Scullin (Mac) and Jay McCormack (Windows). Enough said. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 181 - Post Magazine

Wed, 11 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

POST magazine - Jacqui Alexander, Tom Morgan and Dan Salmon, editors of this young and engaging architecture magazine.

http://www.postmagazine.org

Submissions welcome for the next issue with the theme being MEMORY.

Send to

post.archimag@gmail.com

Fire claims building at CCTV Beijing Headquarters

http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSPEK19411020090209

Rory Hyde on the phone from Copenhagen.

http://www.flickr.com/roryrory

Drink + Think presentations, RMIT

www.sial.rmit.edu.au/Resources/SIAL_Gallery_Project_Space.php

NEXT WEEK - Live broadcast from the new Melbourne Rectial Centre, 7-8pm. Free for all, and proceeding the Toyo Ito lecture organised by the AIA. tickets to lecture from http://www.architecture.com.au/internationalspeakerseries.

Plonk Broadcast 1-8 February 2009

Sun, 8 Feb 2009 17:00:00 GMT

In our final summer broadcast compilation, Garry Mills (Jamsheed Wines) wields the big brain on linguistics and wine sub-regionality with three separate Yarra Valley shirazes. Then Kate "smart-arse" McIntyre puts the blokes back in their place by just turning up. Again. Letâs get on it!

Dirty Deeds 8 February 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 8 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Digga and Olive chat to Meg Stewart from CERES propagation in East Brunswick about seed saving in all its glory.www.seedsavers.net.au

Dirty Deeds 1 February 2009

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 8 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Digga, Olive and Laurel cruise back into 2009 with a summer round up and a couple of tricks to try for dodgy tomatoes and keeping your worms cool.

Best of Music Interviews, January 23, 2009

Sun, 8 Feb 2009 03:21:00 GMT

This week we hear interviews from Jason Pierce, of Spiritualized, The Triffids, Jeff Beck, who spoke to Brian Wise, and also The Cinematic Orchestra.

Best of Music Interviews, February 6, 2009

Sun, 8 Feb 2009 02:44:00 GMT

The week we hear interviews with Buraka Sum Sistema, El Guincho, Aussie outfit The Kids and Clem catches up with My Morning Jacket live from the Melbourne BDO!

07/02/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 7 Feb 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Nick Matteo reviews True Blood (Foxtel Showcase, 8.30pm Tuesday) and the DVD releases Entertaining The Troops and Donkey Punch; director David Deneen is on the phone to talk about his first feature film release, Restraint; legendary production designer Dante Ferretti is also on the phone to talk about the production design process; Boris Trbic reviews Revolutionary Road; and director Michael James Rowland discusses The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce, now available on DVD.

The Architects - Show 180 - Summer Review

Wed, 4 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Summer Review

Join us as we discuss the key events of the summer, from the death of Jorn Utzon to the recent announcement of the redevelopment of Melbourne Park.

Christine Phillips joins the hosting team. Rory Hyde has gone overseas and has become our International Correspondent.

Rory will be joining us on the phone from London.

his images at - http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/

Northcote Bowl facing demolition! Graduate Architect Sarah Lake wants to save Northcote Bowl (1963), a classic sububan 1960s brick building complete with arches. Interestingly, it pre-dates Roy Grounds' NGV of 1968. Info on butterpaper.com

http://www.butterpaper.com/cms/news/673/bowling

KEEPING THE PAST PUBLIC - The Documentation and Conservation of Modern Places, Wednesday 4 â Friday 6 February 2009, Melb Uni. http://www.abp.unimelb.edu.au/past-public/

Health Trip 2nd February 2009

Tue, 3 Feb 2009 07:31:00 GMT

Comedy Obscura - Ep 24, 2 February 2009

Mon, 2 Feb 2009 10:13:00 GMT

We're back for 2009! This week, the funny is at the St Kilda Laughs Comedy Festival, and we chat to Nick Cody and Luke Whitby about their shows. (The missing episode numbers went to air on real radio over summer. You can't get them on podcast... yet.)

the aRRRts pod - Monday 2 February 2009

Mon, 2 Feb 2009 06:27:00 GMT

31/01/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 31 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Paul Harris returns and is joined by Ian Thompson and Mark Hartley for a discussion about movie marketing and reviews of Ghost Town and Gran Torino; Ian Thompson gives the rundown on whatâs hot in DVD rentals with the Chicks and the Flannels; Simone Ubaldi provides her take on the Sundance Film Festival; Nick Matteo reviews Starting Out In the Evening; and Michael Kohler previews the 2009 Melbourne CinÃmathÃque programme.

Best Music Interviews

Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:01:00 GMT

This weeks program includes interviews with TV on the Radio, Joe Henry and Juana Molina.

Byte Into It, 28 January 2009, IT and New Tech

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT

Phil Wales welcomes you back for another great year of IT news, tips and sneaky tricks from the Byte Into It crew at Triple R. For the first show of the year, we manage to fit the whole team into the studio for your listening pleasure. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Plonk Broadcast 18-25 January 2009

Sun, 25 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Broadcast episode three brings wine writer extraordinaire, Jane Faulkner, as she pops in to say gâday and show the blokes a thing or two about wine stuff, and Matt Harrop from Shadowfax shows off his amazing knowledge of wine and sense of humour. Have a drink!

24/01/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 24 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Kevin Janner fills in for Paul this week, with director Lawrence Johnston, discussing some of their favourite soundtracks.

Breakfasters Best Bits 11 December 2008

Wed, 21 Jan 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This final installment we'll hear from the wonderful Catherine Deveny whose second book "Say When" has just been published. Helen Szoke from the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission paid a visit to the studio on the eve of the 60th anniversay of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Camp Counselor Shana Parkinson also pops in for the final Professionals segment for 2008.

Health Trip 19th January 2009

Tue, 20 Jan 2009 06:41:00 GMT

Health Trip is back, and this week Donna, Kulja and Gill kick off its seventeenth year with some serious talk about Iron, what's it for, are we getting enough of it, how do we get more of it and what the difference is between the iron we get from meat and that which we get from vegetables.

Caller questions this week relate to breast feeding and when is a safe time to start weening, children's iron needs - particularly if they're being raised vegetarian and look at supplimentary iron sources for sufferers of glandular fever.

On a light note, it may interest some of you to know that Nicole and her 3 month old son, Jowa came in to the station last week, both are happy well and Nicole plans to take back the reigns sometime in February.

Once again, for addition information on today's and previous shows, go to www.healthtrip.blogspot.com

Breakfasters Best Bits 5 December 2008

Tue, 20 Jan 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This week Brad Nguyen deals out a harsh review of Baz Luhrmann's Australia and Tell Us Something We Don't know is back.. for the very final time.

Starting us off on a more serious note though, is Kon Karapanagiotidis from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.

Breakfasters Best Bits 28 November 2008

Sun, 18 Jan 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Welcome, once again to the Triple R Breakfasters Podcast.
This installment we hear about Michael's big head, much to Sam's
amusement. George Megalogenus recaps Kevin Rudd's first year in government and we'll hear a call-in about "a show within a show" another ridiculous list for the Breakfasters to add to the pile.

And we're going to hear from Jane Rocca. Her new book is called
Cocktails & Rock Tales.

17/01/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 17 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Alicia Sometimes is filling in for Paul this weekâ John Origlasso reviews The Wrestler; Clare Crawford is on the phone to tell us about the summer outdoor cinema at Montsalvat artistsâ colony; program director Al Cossar is in the studio to give all the info on the Portable Film Festival.

Breakfasters Best Bits 21 November 2008

Sat, 17 Jan 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This week's highlights include Lonely Planet author, George Dunford.
He's just published The Big Trip, an all round guide for first-time travellers as well as for those who might just need a bit of inspiration or guidance. Regular visitor and catalyst for the Professionals segment, Dr Cass is back, answering the tough questions. Grey's Anatomy, Monty Python and of course Karate Kid are all covered. We kick things off with Shane Warne the Musical. The team speak to the star of the show, Eddie Perfect.

Along for the Ride 13 January 2009

Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:29:00 GMT

Covering the first two live shows of 2009, in the first half from our show on 6 January we've got sustainable edible art with the Ride-On Dinners with Mick Douglas and Kate Archdeacon, as well as the Bicycle Sales report for 2008 with Elliot Fishman from the Cycling Promotions Fund. From the 13 January show, there's some chat about air quality with Bruce Dawson from the EPA, and the run-down on bicycle polo with Damon & Bec.

Plonk Broadcast 4-11 January 2009

Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

In our second broadcast compilation, Luke Lambert (Luke Lambert Wines) and Duncan bung on and on about their respective vintage experiences in Italy, followed by some green-type stuff with Stuart Proud from Proud Viticulture. Good clean fun all round really. So drag the cork out/screw the top off one and have a bloody good listen. Yee-har!!

10/01/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 10 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Simone Ubaldi reviews Woody Allenâs latest feature, Vicky Cristina Barcelona; screenwriter Simon Beaufoy is on the phone to discuss the making of Slumdog Millionaire; writer/actor/director Ari Gold talks about his career so far and his debut feature Adventures of Power, screening at ACMI this week; Nick Matteo pays tribute to director Robert Mulligan and reviews Peter Cattaneoâs latest, The Rocker; and we finish on an extended interview with director Philippe Mora.

Along For The Ride 30 December 2008

Wed, 7 Jan 2009 03:32:00 GMT

Getting serious about Bike Fun with Nick Dow, sending bicycles to Namibia with Matt McCullough and Bicycles for Humanity, and the growing popularity of commuter cycling in Melbourne with Huw Vellacott from Commuter Cycles and Joel Mayes from Human Powered Cycles. All this, plus bike tools, bike rides and biking in snow, in this compilation of the last two live programs of 2008!

Breakfasters Best Bits 14 November 2008

Mon, 5 Jan 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This installment is all about the written word. We hear from Martin Hughes about the new picture story book "From Little Things Big Things Grow" based on the legendary Kev Carmody/Paul Kelly song.

Mike McColl-Jones has just released a biography of sorts; Graham Kennedy
Treasures- an insight into what it was like working alongside the King.

Strange Country is the new release from Age journalist Mark Dapin. If you're a fan of Dapin's work then this take on the ins and outs of our country is a definite goer.

Finally, we catch up with Melbourne writer Christos Tsiolkas whose new book, The Slap is receiving rave reviews.

03/01/09 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 3 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Welcome to another year of Film Buffs. Continuing our summer program of extended interviews, Paul Harris and co-host Mark Hartley kick things off with veteran Australian cinematographer, David Eggby.

Plonk Broadcast 21-28 December 2008

Sun, 28 Dec 2008 17:00:00 GMT

In our first summer broadcast compilation, youâll hear Barney and Duncan made to sound stupid by the likes of Kate McIntyre (with her Master of Wine-sized brain) and Max Allen with his oh-so-green biodynamic ways. Max also gives cred to the idea that fancy booze gives you less of a hangover than cheap booze. Cheers!

27/12/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 27 Dec 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Simone Ubaldi discusses the Twilight phenomenon; and we have an excellent extended interview with production designer Roger Ford.

20/12/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 20 Dec 2008 17:00:00 GMT

This week we present our annual end of year special review and listener poll, featuring all our regular reviewers giving a rundown of the year's highlights, lowlights and everything in between - as they saw it.

Along For The Ride 16 December 2008

alongfortherideradio@gmail.com — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 05:00:00 GMT

What can cyclists expect from the new Victorian Transport Plan? Along for the Ride hosts cover the pros and cons with Michael Hopkins, Executive Director of Policy & Communications at the Department of Transport, and Jason den Hollander, Bicycle Victoria's Facilities Development Manager.
And roving reporter Justin Mansfield finds out what's happening inside (and outside) Melbourne Town Hall as the newly elected councillors deliberate on the future of Swanston Street.

Best of Music Interviews, December 17, 2008

Wed, 17 Dec 2008 04:23:00 GMT

This week's guests on Triple R include Adam Green, the lads from Holy Fuck and Honus Honus from Man Man.

Radiotherapy 14th December 2008

Tue, 16 Dec 2008 01:46:00 GMT

Join Tallman, Bulky Bill, Annabolics and SK for your final Radiotherapy session for 2008. Bulky Bill discusses the doyen of medical science, William Osler, and how to gain the confidence of a child patient. Annabolics delves into risk management in psychiatry and SK ponders the psychopathology of the ever-complex Alan Shore from Boston Legal.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Dec 14th 2008

Sun, 14 Dec 2008 16:00:00 GMT

This is is the final install for 2008, completing the year with part 2 of the crews intimate side. We expose what they get up to in their unique work lives. Scoop announcement of impending mini mouse and learn how to impress the media on lab visits. More on the year's Science Sensations and Silly Sausages. Cosmology sensations abound, spectacular solar geology like liquid hydorcabon lakes on Titan; in 2008 our universe became bigger. Stem cells sensations, new prostate and cardiac tissues grown in mice. We discussed latest science diet information, plant oils are in, carbon nanotubes with Nanobama and pushing boundaries of genetics with synthetic bacterial genome. From the eagg crew, we wish you a safe and happy festive season and look forward to another year in science.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

13/12/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Writer/director Philippe Claudel and actor Elsa Zylberstein are in the studio to talk about their film, Il y a longtemps que je tâaime (Iâve Loved You So Long); Nick Matteo reviews Not Quite Hollywood and Untraceable, now available on DVD, Hunger, which is still screening at selected cinemas, the 8-part miniseries The Kill Point (Movie Extra, 9.30pm Sundays) and new English series Party Animals (ABC, 8.35pm Tuesdays) ; Ian Thompson reviews the documentary Crazy Love, now available on DVD, and gives us the lowdown on what the Chicks and the Flannels are renting this week.

Byte Into It, 10 December 2008, IT and New Tech

Thu, 11 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Sarah Stokely (New Media) and Andrew Fish (Legal), taking you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Health Trip 8th December 2008

Tue, 9 Dec 2008 05:35:00 GMT

Well, here we are again at the final show for the year and with the hectic weeks ahead of eating and any other number of holiday activities, Gill's breaking out her Top 5 Tips for well being over the silly season.

We look at:

*Being sun safe without being overly paranoid, remember, a little regular sun is still essential for Vitamin D production.
*Staying hydrated
*Watching out for food poisoning, organizing the xmas fridge, dealing with left overs and foods to keep a close eye on
*Bite & Stings, repellents and remedies
and finally
*A not-so-stern talking to covering harm minimisation relating to the non-food stuffs often partaken in this time of year.

Caller topics cover what to watch out for food-wise when traveling to under-developed countries, dietary recommendations when suffering from inflammatory and circulatory illnesses, treating sunburn, and digestion.

Gill and Health Trip will return next year on Monday, January 12th. In the mean time, if you need a fix you can subscribe to Gill's newsletter through the new Triple R website (www.rrr.org.au) or as always, check out www.healthtrip.blogspot.com

Have a safe and joyous one, see you next year.

Dirty Deeds 7 December 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Mon, 8 Dec 2008 09:04:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds does BBQ day with Q & A's. summer tips, and a roving mic at CERES Environment Park on the bank of the Merri Creek in East Brunswick.
www.ceres.org.au

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Dec 7th 2008

Sun, 7 Dec 2008 16:00:00 GMT

What does the crew get up to when they're not bringing you exciting stories from the world of Science each week? In this episode we find out; including taking your own bubbles of air with you when you're underwater, lots about placentas, genetics, photonics, and bringing science to the masses. We review the year's Science Sensations and Silly Sausages, including the best music to perform CPR to and space-age ant farms.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

6/12/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 6 Dec 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Former Hollywood cult star turned cabaret singer Jane Badler is in to talk about her career, prior to her solo show at the Spiegeltent on Thursday 11 December; veteran Australian production designer Roger Ford is in for a chat about production design and the ACMI exhibition Setting the Scene: Film Design from Metropolis to Australia ; Brian MacFarlane reviews Nights in Rodanthe; and Mike Smith, owner-operator of the Sun Theatre in Yarraville, discusses the future of digital cinema with David Kilderry talking about the local film exhibition scene and Trevor Walters coming from the perspective of Melbourne cinema history.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sat, 6 Dec 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Angeline reunites with the Team Marinara after a well-publicised 'minor delay' caused a little extension to her Earthwatch trip in Thailand. Angeline tells us about the Reefwatch program in Thailand, where she assisted the group of researchers and volunteers gather data on the health of some of the reef systems in Thai waters.

We're joined by local surfer-photogrpaher Rod Hyett who gives us a promo for his 2009 surf calendar "The Surfer's Coastline". Christmas presents await!

And, finally, we speak with Coastcare's Matt Fox about the 2008 Coastaction Coastcare Awards the 2009 summer coastcare program which runs for two weeks in January.

Tune in for all things wet and salty and visit us at www.radiomarinara.com.

Radiotherapy 7 December 2008

Sat, 6 Dec 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Babydoc, Dr Voodoo, Dr Autonomy and Hawkeye delve into the issues of birth trauma and the ethics of placebos, and catch up on the week in medical news.

Best of Music Interviews, December 5, 2008

Fri, 5 Dec 2008 04:03:00 GMT

This week we have French singer songwriter Camille, who chats live from France to Anthony Carew on The International Pop Underground.

Also local lad Guy Blackman, and Swedish band The Hives, who are currently touring the USA and hope to be here in a couple of weeks!

Along For The Ride 2 December 2008

Thu, 4 Dec 2008 05:11:00 GMT

This week marks the first week that Along For The Ride jumps to live summer broadcasting every Tuesday night, 7-8pm! Our podcasts will continue every two weeks over the next couple months, however, as copies of the live broadcast.

This week join Sturmey Archer, Sublime and our new co-pedaller Dr. Dew as we get a bit of gospel from Simon Vincett, editor of The Bike Bible, after talking to Rory Hyde of The Architects and Scott Mitchell to discuss their urban cycling & social networking projects.

Byte Into It, 03 December 2008, IT and New Tech

Thu, 4 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMT

This week Mike Bantick takes the drivers seat, and is joined by Byron Scullin (Mac) and Jay McCormack (Microsoft) taking you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Nov 30th 2008

Sun, 30 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

As 2008 winds towards a close, we talk to Guy Nolch, editor of Australiasian Science magazine, about the highlights of 2008. These included the startup and subsequent shutdown of the Large Hadron Collider, and a new theory on the extinction of megafauna. We also talk about how water-saving shower heads work, why planes stay in the air and why the engines are never on top of the wing, the joys of painting ants to assist with studying individual behaviour in an ant colony, whether religion changes the way people visually respond to the world and have an in depth look at synthetic diamonds.

For more information, visit us at http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Sunday 30th November 2008

Sun, 30 Nov 2008 10:15:00 GMT

A couple of weeks ago, we discovered to our utmost horror that our favourite BIG thing, the Big Penguin of Penguin (TAS), was reported to have asbestos flowing through its fibreglass veins. Is the rumour true? Have the good folk of Penguin gone fleeing to the hills for their lives? Stephen Bock, our very own Penguin correspondent, gives us the low-down on the apparent perils of our favourite marine icon.

The word of the week is 'malacology' - the study of molluscs. Rebecca van Gelderen is the Secretary of the Australasian Society of Malacology came in to talk about her group and their penchant for all things molluscan...

And we were most honoured to be joined by Kelvin Thomson, Federal Member for Wills, who in his spare time is a fully fledged twitcher with a special passion for migrating coastal birds. We have a great chat with Kelvin about his early days as a field naturalist, and some of his concerns about where we're heading as a nation in looking after our most precious natural assets.

Dirty Deeds, 30 November 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Sincere apologies for the break in transmission of the Dirty Deeds podcast, folks! 2009 will be more consistent. And we'll get the missing ones from the last few weeks posted soon! Some catch-up for you to avail yourself of over summer as we take few weeks break from broadcasting.

Anyway... Today Olive & Digga (in the absence of Laurel) talk to Penny Woodward, author of Herbs For Australian Gardens.
Plus usual segments In My Garden & listener talkback.
Don't forget Triple R's annual Barbeque day next Sunday 7 December.

29/11/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 29 Nov 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Todayâs theme is AUSTRALIAâ VCA graduates Corrie Chen and Kim Munro discuss the VCA Film & TV Grad Show 2008, screening at ACMI from 4-13 December; Alan Finney, in his role as a member of the AFI 50th Anniversary committee, and screenwriter Jan Sardi are in the studio to talk about Australian film production, distribution and exhibition; and Mark Hartley and Justin King close the program with a comprehensive review of Baz Luhrmannâs epic.

Radiotherapy 30 November 2008

Sat, 29 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Join Mal Practice, Deep Thought, Hawkeye and Dr Dolittle for a dose of Radiotherapy. This week the team examines HIV on the African continent and looks into the addictive qualities and social phenomenon of coffee drinking.

Best of Music Interviews, 28 November 2008

Fri, 28 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Kim Jirik on The Drift was joined by Evelyn Morris, aka Pikelet, to talk about life one year after the release of her album and what's next.
Kate Davidson and M. Ritchey make up the duo Lloyd & Michael. They spoke with Hugo on The Village about their friendship, plans and musical influences.
Neil Rogers on The Australian Mood chatted with Jack Howard for a Hunters & Collectors special.
We finish up with Richard and the ladies from Melbourne band Beaches on Incoming, chatting about everything from Bette Midler to names for horses, and a bit about their album too.

Byte Into It, 26 November 2008, IT and New Tech

Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined in at the RRR studio's by Andrew Fish (legal), talking the latest in IT and new tech. Show regular Ed Borland, now our Indonesian correspondent, calls in from Banda Aceh, and Keren Flavell beeps in (from somewhere in her Virtual World) to give us the latest in new media. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 179 - Peter Ho

Wed, 26 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

TOP TEN BUILDINGS 2008

1    Skinners Children's Park, South Melbourne, Phooey
http://www.inhabitat.com/2008/07/07/skinners-playground-kidscape-made-from-shipping-containers/

2    Water Cube, Beijing, Peddle Thorpe Walker
http://www.flickr.com/groups/watercube/pool/

3    MTN building, Orestad, Denmark, BIG

Parkour video on youtube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoU6ee5jz4A

4    Albury Cultural Centre, ARM
http://www.a-r-m.com.au/project.php?projectID=5&categoryID=3

5    Oslo Opera House, Snohetta
http://www.archdaily.com/440/oslo-opera-house-snohetta

6    Nigel Peck Centre at Melbourne Grammar, John Wardle

7    Elwood House, NMBW
http://www.archmedia.com.au/aa/aaissue.php?article=9&issueid=200807&typeon=2

8    Monaco House, Melbourne, McBride Charles Ryan
http://kostasvoyatzis.wordpress.com/2008/02/27/monaco-house-2008-melbourne/

9    Seaford Surf Life Saving Club, Robert Simeoni
http://www.flickr.com/photos/foldedbird/2430233504/

10    Bird's Nest Stadium, Beijing, China, Herzog and De Meuron
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/05/sports/olympics/05nest.html

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Peter Ho from Phooey joining us - http://www.phooey.com.au/

Health Trip 24th November 2008

Tue, 25 Nov 2008 06:44:00 GMT

With all the stresses involved of organising a smooth-running Christmas, if indeed such a thing exists, Gill's show this week comes along at just the right time. Tips on keeping it together, watching your consumption levels (with a few clues on how to figure out exactly how much wine you're allowed to drink before driving) and a few non-pharmacuticle calmatives to get you through the good and not so good of the silly season.

Callers ring in with questions about nettle and dandelion teas during pregnancy for water retention, bad breath and body odour and severe acne breakouts and what they could be telling us about our body.

We also hear about FebFast, similar to Det-Ox-Tober, where you can take a month off the booze after the silly season, get your mates to sponsor you and money raised gets channelled back into the Youth, Drug and Alcohol sector.

As always, for further information about today's or previous shows, check www.healthtrip.blogspot.com

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Nov 23rd 2008

Sun, 23 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

This week, we were joined by our guest, Professor Saeid Nahavandi, of Deakin University, discussing his work to make airports safer and more efficient. We discussed the role of wonder in motivating scientists and the predictive value of science fiction. There was news from the University of Melbourne about the role of folate in the prevention of Alzheimer's Disease. We revealed the sound of infrasound and its effect on the human body. Plus we heard all about when (allegedly) God died, and about the life and quirks of Charles Darwin.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Sunday 23rd November 2008

Sun, 23 Nov 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Hand over your booty landlubbers! We have a particularly piratical program lined up for you, full of action, drama, high seas and the many surprising uses for marine algae.
After exciting news of pirates, cavaliers and this crazy crazy weather, we are joined in the studio by Dr Alecia Belgrove, prominent phycologist, or expert in all things algal. We catch up about the recent Australasian Society of Phycology and Aquatic Botany conference and all the creative and important uses for marine algae, from shampoo to carbon sinks to biofuels.
Jeff Maynard pops in with a surprise Marine Soundscapes segment, talking about the classic (or not so classic) movie Underwater Warrior. Full of big stars who went nowhere, if you want a laugh at the expense of this expensive flop please listen in! We also get a sad update on the true fate of the Gillman from Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Until our next high seas adventure!

Dirty Deeds 23 November 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Prevention is better than cure! Laurel, Olive & Digga talk about how to avoid pests & diseases in your backyard - and a couple of remedies for those problem plants.

For some coffee table reading, see:
'Natural Control of Garden Pests' by Jackie French, published by Arid Books, Melbourne, and:

'What Garden Pest or Disease is That?' by Judy McMaugh on New Holland Publishers

22/11/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Rhian Skirving is in the studio to talk about her career and first documentary feature, Rock n Roll Nerd; founder and director Brent Barber and producer Pip Carroll give the lowdown on the Bicycle Film Festival; producer Deb Masters talks about the television series The Howard Years (ABC, 8.30pm Monday); Mark Hartley reviews Quantum Of Solace and RocknRolla, Mark and Michael Helms review Dying Breed; Ian Thompson reviews You Kill Me and tells us whatâs hot with the Chicks and the Flannels; and we finish with a review from Brian McFarlane of Brideshead Revisited.

Radiotherapy 23 November 2008

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Tallman, the Retina, Hawkeye, McZiff and SK ponder psychotherapy of the dead, the eteology and treatment of childhood, binge drinking, pandering to patients and Asperger syndrome as portrayed on Boston Legal.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 18 - 20 November, 2008

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:00:00 GMT

The Melbourne comedy scene is thriving and we are bursting at the seams! This week Justin Hamilton drops in to talk cricket and cararet with the Spinning Wheel Returns Nerija Zemkalnis Benefit. Then Russell Fletcher dons the stripey stockings for David Sedaris's The Santaland Diaries. And what is the chief weapon of a comedy ninja? (nunchuckles?)

Best of Music Interviews, November 21, 2008

Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:44:00 GMT

Richard Sen from Padded Cell speaks to Lauren and Simon from Breaking & Entering, about how he likes to cover most dance elements in his music.

Icelandic singer songwriter Amlliana Torrini catches up with Clem Bastow about her new album, recording and touring.

Richard from Incoming speaks to Australian singer songwriter Ms Jess, otherwise known as Teeth & Tongue., who is launching her album this coming Friday evening.

The Architects - Show178 - Tom Kovac

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Tom Kovac

http://kovactom.swurl.com/

www.designboom.com/eng/interview/kovac.html
www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=s50ybtcyijes

NEWS

Street with a View project
www.streetwithaview.com

Shelley Roberts for Lord Mayor
www.shelleyroberts.com.au

Ancient Rome in Google Earth
http://www.theage.com.au/world/google-earth-rebuilds-ancient-rome-online-20081113-663y.html

Happy Big 500 Palladio!
http://www.andreapalladio500.it/mostra0_en.php

Liebeskind's scary video for Dubai project.
http://www.tronicstudio.com/media/mov/FINAL_LEIBOUTPUT_111408.mov

Herzog and deMeuron's ace video for 56 Leonard St, NYC
http://www.tronicstudio.com/media/mov/56Leonard.mov

W.A coast ideal site for space elevator
http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,25642,24662622-5014239,00.html

Along For The Ride

philw@rrr.org.au — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Sublime and Sturmey talk to visual artists Thomas Jeppe and Laresa Kosloff about their work in 'The Art of the Bicycle', an exhibition presented as part of the 2008 Melbourne Bicycle Film Festival. Then Toby Archer, Greens Council candidate for the City of Moreland talks to Sturmey and Sublime about how local government makes life more bike-friendly.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Nov 16th 2008

Sun, 16 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

It's 100 years since the Model T Ford rolled off the production line. Dr Bernard Rolfe, Senior Lecturer School of Engineering and Information Technology at Deakin University, is part of a $1.8M research project between Deakin and Ford Australia investigating the use of advanced high strength steels in the automotive industry called the Model T² Program. Bernard described his current research interests include developing better material models for metal forming, as well as investigating models for intelligent controllers for manufacturing systems. Also, a new loo for the ISS, potential progress with a malaria vaccine, the genetics of voting, reading a person's mind using fMRI, and making diamond films from tequila.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radiotherapy 16 November 2008

Sun, 16 Nov 2008 15:00:00 GMT

A new Bond girl, a new paradigm? How can patients rate their doctors? Is it okay to refuse a heart transplant? And what is revealed at an infant mental health conference? Join Babydoc, Dr Autonomy, Dr Malice, Hawkeye and Dr Voodoo as they attempt to answer these questions and more on this week's edition of Radiotherapy.

Radio Marinara - 16 November 2008

Sun, 16 Nov 2008 14:00:00 GMT

The Radio Marinara team are privileged to be joined by Mick Sowry, director of the documentary 'Musica Surfica', which tells the story of Derek Hynd and Richard Tognetti (Musical Director, Australian Chamber Orchestra), best mates and afficionados of fin-less surfing. Recently winning First Prize at the New York Surf Film Festival, 'Musica Surfica' covers a week of music and fin-less surfing on King Island and explores the links between Richard's sublime music and the ultimate in friction-free surfing. This is unlike any surf DVD you have ever seen and Mick enlightens us on how this unique film came about, and plays music from the soundtrack.

Dr Beach talks about the recent Nobel Prize for chemistry and what it has to do with jellyfish; and something about green sea slugs and gene transfer (we got lost after the third word, but it is pretty darn interesting anyway).

15/11/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 15 Nov 2008 17:00:00 GMT

This week, it is all about the directorsâ interviews with Jeremy Podeswa, director of Fugitive Pieces; Nanette Burstein, director of American Teen; Jonathan Levine, director of The Wackness; and Nick Matteo takes a look at the documentary Billy The Kid.

Best of Music Interviews, 14 November, 2008

Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:56:00 GMT

Duncan from One Giant Leap speaks to Namila Benson about his project What About Me?

Qua chats to Richard Moffatt on Incoming this week about synth sounds and Gary Young's guest was Ivan Zaar on the Chicken Mary.

Byte Into It, 12 November 2008, IT and New Tech

Thu, 13 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Mike Bantick (gaming) and Byron Scullin (Mac) taking you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). The show also includes special guest Dr James Hamlin-Harris, lecturer on IT security at Swinburne Uni, as well as a phone in from Peter Barlow, Festival Director for the 2008 International Digital Entertainment Festival. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 177 - Architectural Librarians

Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Architectural Librarians

Amanda Wallace from the well known practice ARM and Melanie Lazarow from the Architectural library at the University of Melbourne

www.a-r-m.com.au
www.lib.unimelb.edu.au/collections/architecture/

Coverage from Idea Week
www.idea-awards.com.au/idea-week-10-14-november/

New bar in Lygon, St Brunswick - Mr Wilkinson - opens
www.thedesignfiles.net/2008/11/mr-wilkinson.html

End of Semester Student Exhibitions
RMIT
www.architecture.rmit.edu.au/Projects/Design_Studio_Exhibition_Sem_02_2008.php
Melb Uni
www.abp.unimelb.edu.au/eyes/EYES-Exhibition-2008.html

'PARA' RMIT Major Project Exhibition and Book Launch - this Friday 14 November from 6.30 onwards at RMIT Building 45, Lygon Street, Carlton (corner of Earl Street).
www.architecture.rmit.edu.au/Projects/PARA_Major_Project_06-07.php

Bob and Denise documentary
www.bobanddenise.org

Shelley Roberts for Lord Mayor
www.shelleyroberts.com.au

Street with a View project
www.streetwithaview.com

the aRRRts pod - Wed 19 Nov 2008

Tue, 11 Nov 2008 07:02:00 GMT

In this week's edition of the aRRRts pod... The Pinch chat with Michael Dalley about his new show Death in White Linen, The Breakfasters catch up with Eddie Perfect about his latest incarnation as Shane Warne and Richard Watts chats with The Black Lung Theatre Company.

Health Trip 10th November 2008

Tue, 11 Nov 2008 06:50:00 GMT

As Hippocrates said, âLet food be thy medicine and medicine, thy foodâ. Gill and Nicole discuss how to learn to listen to your body again, to give it foods the food that it really wants.

Breakfasters Best Bits 7 November 2008

Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:59:00 GMT

This week we'll hear the big in-studio reunion upon Sam's return after his trip to Morocco. Former Rolling Stones' tour manager, Sam Cutler also visits. His new book tells the tales of the 60s, what happened behind the scenes at Altamont and what it was like working with some of the greats
of that era.

Former member of the Breakfasters' family Leigh Whannell kicks us off
this week. He's the star of the new horror flick Dying Breed.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Nov 9th 2008

Sun, 9 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

The Bureau of Meteorology Australian Weather Calendar is a much-anticipated annual event for meteorology and photography enthusiasts alike. The calendar features 12 photographs of striking weather events from around Australia along with paintings by Australian artists inspired by Australia's skies, land and water. We chat with Mark Jenkin and Mia Schoen from the BoM about producing the calendar and about weather in general. What are President-elect Barack Obama's thoughts on science funding? Listen to find out. Other stories were: heads-up-display contact lenses, humans' use of glass over the centuries, vale Prof Graeme Laver, and a book review - 'Do Polar Bears Get Lonely?'

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radiotherapy 9 November 2008

Sun, 9 Nov 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Saddle up for a health bonanza.... Backman, Dr Mal Practice, Dr Penny Cillin and Dr Dolittle discuss the finer points of fitting your bicycle, the effects of cannabis use, and the Ombudsman's report and implications regarding hospital billing practices. Plus, plenty of medical news from the week.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 9 Nov 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Sunday 9th November 2008

We have an action packed show for you this week, two very special guests, fish and fish and more fish!
Soya sauce fish actually, and we are joined in the studio by artist Gaby Jung, who has put the call out for as many of your little empty soya sacse fish packets as possible. Listen for details of Gaby's amazing artworks and inspiration.
The back half of the show is dedictated to sustainable seafood and more particularly how to cook them in delicious and easy ways. We are joined by Hilary McNevin, author of "Guide to Fish - choosing and cooking sustainable seafood". We talk to Hilary about the fish to buy, what to ask the fishmonger and how to delight your tastebuds with some simple cooking tips. If you ever felt reluctant to buy fish you don't know what to do with, simply check out this book, make sure it's sustainable and start cooking!
If you have any soya sauce fish for Gaby she'd love to receive them. Please send to 177/16 Cotham Rd Kew 3101 or contact Gaby on gabyjung46@gmail.com
Visit http://www.radiomarinara.com for all the gossip on Radio Marinara

08/11/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 8 Nov 2008 17:00:00 GMT

Ian Thompson reviews DVD releases Flawless, The Hunting Party and Felon; Michael Helms reviews the books Blaxploitation Cinema: The Essential Reference Guide and X-rated: Adventures of an Exploitation Filmmaker, along with 3 Charles Bronson movies now available on DVD; Nick Matteo reviews the Johnnie To retrospective screening at ACMI until 16 November; Boris Trbic previews the 2008 Festival of Jewish Cinema; and we finish with cinematographer Geoff Burton in the studio to discuss his career.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 17 - 6 November 2008

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Fri, 7 Nov 2008 01:30:00 GMT

Michael Dalley pops in to discuss the musical comedy "Death in White Linen", giving us an insight into Melbourne's "other" comedy scene. Then its Pete vs Comedian Paul Jones in a smackdown over comedy competitions - are they about finding the next comedy star....or selling beer at the bar?

Byte Into It, 05 November 2008, IT and New Tech

Thu, 6 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

This week Mike Bantick is joined by Jay McCormack and Andrew Fish to talk you through the latest news and highlights from the exciting world of IT and new tech.. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Best of Music Interviews, November 2 2008

Wed, 5 Nov 2008 02:42:00 GMT

David and Nick from This is your Captain Speaking chat to Owen Mc Kern on Delivery about their new record and the downloading generation, while Mia, who sits in for Tadpole this week, chats to seminal pop punk band from Springvale, The Primitive Calculators, and to finsh up, Edmondo from Augie March speaks to Neil Rogers about the new album and touring.

The Architects - Show 176 - Cup Day Special

Wed, 5 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Cup Day Special

Paul Coffey joining us

IDEA awards and week
www.ideaawards.com.au

NEWS

Construction freeze hits city
http://www.watoday.com.au/national/construction-freeze-hits-city-20081031-5fl2.html

Elizabeth Farrelley on the Awards
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/at-90-degrees-sydneys-in-the-shade/2008/10/30/1224956238435.html

N55's walking house
http://www.n55.dk/MANUALS/WALKINGHOUSE/walkinghouse.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2008/oct/31/architecture-housing

Bracket magazine
http://www.brkt.org/

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Tue 28 Oct

Along For The Ride 4 November 2008

philw@rrr.org.au — Tue, 4 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Sublime and Sturmey talk to Pip Carroll, producer of the 2008 Bicycle Film Festival which is coming to Melbourne from 19 to 23 November. Then they chat with Adrian Caddaye, co-producer of the 2009 Northside Ladies Bicycle Calendar ,which does not feature them (but still worth buying nonetheless) - all proceeds go to the Cancer Council Australia.

Plonk 05 November 2008

plonkradio@hotmail.com — Tue, 4 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Duncan & Barney and special guest Luke Lambert talk up their latest overseas vintage experiences and drink some lovely Nebbiolo. Have a drink!

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Nov 2nd 2008

Sun, 2 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Tracking the prevalence of disease-causing microbes is vitally important for community health. We spoke with Dr David Tribe from the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Melbourne. David tracks dangerous bacteria and helps devise strategies to stop them causing disease epidemics. The Phoenix spacecraft will probably not survive the Martian polar winter. Back on Earth, mathematicians can apply for the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge and take over from renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking. Revisiting the Miller-Urey experiment, the politics of forest conservation, unusual earthquakes, what it means to be a hypermiler, and Scotch tape produces X-rays!

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radiotherapy 2 November 2008

Sun, 2 Nov 2008 15:00:00 GMT

At the height of the Spring Racing Carnival, Babydoc and Drs Voodoo, Autonomy and Malice discuss the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Bill, the placebo effect and plenty of medical news from Australia and abroad. Go, you good thing!

Breakfasters Best Bits 31 October 2008

Sun, 2 Nov 2008 04:00:00 GMT

With both Michael and Sam away, Clem and Fee are holding the fort and spoke to some excellent guests this week. Miranda Young came in to divulge some of the stories from Rock Reader Vol 1: Underneath The Riffs. Allegra Reinalda from SHAC, the Student Housing Action Collective at Melbourne University also came in to give us the facts on the housing crisis and the controversy surrounding the Melbourne Uni student squat.

We'll finish off the podcast this episode with an international phone call. Mr Sam Pang graced us with his presence earlier this week when he checked in from Morocco. Stay tuned to hear about how he's getting on.

And Sean Dooley kicks us off this week with news of a very exciting twitching record.

01/11/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 1 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Boris Trbic previews week two of the Russian Resurrection 2008 festival, with 12, Izgnanie (The Banishment) and Prostye veshchi (Simple Things); Lisa Dethridge reviews the straight-to-DVD releases Monkey Puzzle, Den Brysomme mannen (The Bothersome Man) and The Flock; Nick Matteo reviews the Emmy Award-winning American historical epic series, John Adams (Showcase, Tuesday 8.30pm, repeated Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) and discusses YouTube; Michael Fassbender is on the phone to talk about his role as Bobby Sands in Hunger; local filmmaker Katherine Fry discusses continuity; and Paul Anderson chats about his short film, The Visitor, screening in the Raw Nerve retrospective at Cinema Nova on Wednesday 5 November.

Breakfasters Best Bits 24 October 2008

Thu, 30 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This episode, the Ox is our professional, he talks us through some of his signature wrestling moves. Is This Thing On?'s John Origlasso introduces us to late 90s controversial UK comedy Brass Eye.

The lovely Billy Pinnell is back. He gives us an insight into how to pick your horses this racing season. Mark Wakeham, Campaigns Director for Environment Victoria, is also in. He gives us the ins and outs of the fight against climate change.

Byte Into It, 29 October 2008, IT and new tech

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Phil Wales and Chuck Tetaz talk the latest news and updates from the world of IT and new tech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 175 - Neil Leach

Tue, 28 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Interview with Neil Leach
http://eng.archinform.net/arch/22857.htm

The Greenhouse Project at Fed Sq by Joost and Antarctica. www.greenhousebyjoost.com

Discussion of the VIEL project (The Victorian Eco-Innovation Lab)
www.ecoinnovationlab.com

Stuart on the phone from the TAKE7 launch at Monash University. TAKE 7 is 'Housing Australia: How Architects Can Make a Difference', edited by Geoffrey London and Simon Anderson
www.architecture.com.au/i-cms?page=1.23.2959

NEWS

World Architecture Festival, Barcelona

Grafton Architects Universita Luigi Bocconi, Milan
http://www.graftonarchitects.ie/work/projects/project.php?resource_id=225

Full list of winners
http://www.e-architect.co.uk/awards/world_architecture_festival_awards.htm

High Court of Australia, Canberra by Col Madigan wins 25 year award for 'enduring architecture'
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news/local/news/general/high-court-design-wows-judges/1344924.aspx

Learning from Bob and Denise - documentary
9pm, 10th November at the Rooftop Cinema, to be introduced by Peter Corrigan.
http://www.bobanddenise.org/

Zaha's Chanel Pavilion in Central Park
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/21/arts/design/21zaha.html?_r=1&th&emc=th&oref=slogin

http://www.chanel-mobileart.com/

Future Systems Split - Czech National Library looking in doubt...
http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/index.php?fuseaction=wanappln.projectview&upload_id=10515 />

Health Trip 27th October 2008

Tue, 28 Oct 2008 06:10:00 GMT

It's with best wishes that we bid, albeit a temporary farewell to Long Grass's consummate host, Nicole Findlay. Nicole is taking a leave of absence to, as I'm sure all of you who have been long-time Long Grass listeners would be aware, have her baby. All of us here at Triple R wish her the best for a safe and healthy delivery.

But, in keeping with this years Radiothon circus theme, the show must go on. And so Monday Long Grass Sessions will now be piloted, for the interim at least, by the fabulous Donna Morabito and radiant Kulja Coulson.

This week however, it's still business as usual, with Nicole and Gill providing some sorely needed relief to hayfever sufferers everywhere. Caller topics include the effects of diesel fumes, morning sickness late into pregnancy and other hayfever related issues.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Oct 26th 2008

Sun, 26 Oct 2008 15:00:00 GMT

All about engineering - we chat to Professor Iven Mareels, Dean of Engineering at the University of Melbourne. What is engineering and how is it applied to problems like water usage and distribution? Worms flee from the vibrations from worm-eating moles, and fishermen can exploit this to collect worms as bait. Also, the physics of knotted mp3 player earphones cords, tweaking memory formation in mice, how to go about writing your thesis and manuscripts, and the history and chemistry of stainless steel.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

25/10/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 25 Oct 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Paul Byrne reviews Journey to the Center of the Earth and Body Of Lies; Boris Trbic previews Ischeznuvshaya imperiya (Vanished Empire), Tiski (Vice) and Plennyy (Captive), screening as part of the Russian Resurrection 2008 festival; James Ricketson is on the line to talk about his career, including organising and filming the Sydney Harbour Bridge high wire walk by Philippe Petit in 1973; and Andrew Knight is in the studio to talk about the issues facing the Australian film industry, particularly with regard to scriptwriting.

Radiotherapy 26 October 2008

Sat, 25 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Tallman, McZiff, SK and Retina are joined in studio by Professor Malcolm Horne who asks: are we able to make choices or are we pre-programed? The team psychoanalyse Boston Legal's Denny Crane and look at mental health. Are we brewing the perfect storm?

Breakfasters Best Bits 17 October 2008

Fri, 24 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This episode features Philippe Petit- a documentary about his infamous walk between the World Trade Centre's Twin Towers in 1974 has been released and he answers the Breakfasters' questions about the history-making event.

Listeners had the chance to stump the team earlier in the week in a 'Dead or Alive?' quiz - a successful, if not slightly depressing call-in.

We'll also hear Birdman Goes Wild- this week we get an insight into what it's like to go on a twitching tour with Mr Dooley.

Best of Music Interviews, October 24 2008

Fri, 24 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Irish jazz songstress Camille O' Sullivan chats to Jessica Nicholas from The Village, about her touring schedule and coming to Australia again. She also gives us a peek into how she overcame her fear and anxiety of performing live.

To finish up, Brent from The Dandy Warhols catches up with Karen from Kinky Afro and talks about the band's pop sensibilities, amongst the early 90's grunge scene, and the revolving friends and musicians that contributed to their new album.
The Dandy Warhols will be in Australia on November 7 & 8, presented by Triple R.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 16, 23 October 2008

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 10:13:00 GMT

Gerard has slipped poison into the coffee and gets the show all to himself this week. Thankfully Dave Thornton calls in from RMITV's Studio A to talk about the glamour of life as a Channel 31 star, and Impro Melbourne's Ric Browne and Jamie Robertson come trick or treating with Theatresports' Halloween special. Plus the gig guide, TV thoughts and general spouting off from our resident bitter industry hack.

Byte Into It, 22 October 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Byron Scullin (Mac boy) and Keren Flevall (New Media) guiding you through another excellent adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). To review all of the shows features, check out the Byte Into It blog. Have topics and links delivered to your reader by simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 174 - Jean Nouvel

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Jean Nouvel
www.jeannouvel.com

Snohetta
www.snoarc.no

Massimo Morozzi (Edra) and Fernando and Humberto Campana lecture âHigh Tech Handmadeâ Brazilian design superstars, made the chair made of little sticks speaking at ACCA next Wednesday 29th of Oct, tickets are $29.50 from ticketmaster www.campanas.com.br

Lyons win AustralBricks award â Mornington hospital www.australbrick.com.au/national/news_item.php?ID=31794

TKTS Booth in Times Square by Sydney practice Choi Ropiha opens www.nytimes.com/2008/10/17/nyregion/17tkts.html?_r=1&ref=nyregion&oref=slogin

David Godsell's own house in for sale
(491 Balcombe Road, Beaumaris)
www.realestateview.com.au/Real-Estate/Property-Details-buy-residential-1210058_S.html
www.slv.vic.gov.au/pictoria/a/2/0/doc/a20712.shtm
www.dedece.com.au/projects/Godsell%20House/1051/
http://users.tce.rmit.edu.au/e03159/ModMelb/mm2/modmelbprac2/dg/go/go.htm
-and as it appears on the TV show Californication's wiki:
http://californicationwiki.sho.com/page/Californication+Guide+to+Los+Angeles
(courtesy of Neville Kenyon)

Along For The Ride 21 October 2008

alongfortherideradio@gmail.com — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Sublime and Sturmey talk to AAMI consulting psychologist John Cheetham about road rage after the unprovoked attack on Around the Bay in a Day riders on Sunday. Then they move into the light side talking about the week's big bike events including Ride to Work Day and the weekend bike expo, leading to impromptu chat and product placement about bike fashion. And finally more bike fun events including the forthcoming Melbourne Bicycle Film Festival.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Oct 19th 2008

Sun, 19 Oct 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Bottom-up fabrication by self-assembling nano-scale ball-and-stick models, a fascinating link between schizophrenia and smoking, kamikaze crickets, and the IBEX satellite reaches out to the outer limits of our solar system. We speak with Deanna Henderson, Alan Henderson and Jessie Sinclair from Melbourne Museum about their wonderful book 'Bugs Alive'. Plus we talk about the latest advances in nanoparticle catalysis and the recent Australian Research Council funding outcomes.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 19 October 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Digga, Laurel + Olive give the dirt on tomatoes, plus all our usual segments.

18/10/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 18 Oct 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Lisa Dethridge reviews Man On Wire, a documentary about the daring and illegal highwire routine performed by Philippe Petit between the World Trade Center Twin Towers in 1974; composer and head of Screen Music at AFTRS, Martin Armiger, is in the studio for a discussion about film music; Nick Matteo reviews Beyond Our Ken, out now on DVD through Hopscotch, and the musical comedy TV series Bogan Pride (9pm Monday, SBS); director Alex Gibney is on the phone to discuss his latest documentary, Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson; and Boris Trbic reviews A Temetetlen halott, the 2004 film from MÃrta MÃszÃros about Imre Nagy, screening Thursday 23 October on SBS.

Radiotherapy 19 October 2008

Sat, 18 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Have we stopped evolving? Why do medicos miss empathic opportunities and how can patients rate their performance? Babydoc, Backman and Doctors Voodoo, Autonomy and Malice probe these issues and more on this week's Radiotherapy.

Best of Music Interviews, October 17 2008

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Richard Moffat on Incoming chats with Andy Cox from The Fauves about the history of the band and their latest album, When Good Times Go Good.

Banana Lounge Broadcasters Dave Graney and Elizabeth McCarthy go through a bit of a retrospective with Kim Salmon, including the reformation of The Scientists and Kim Salmon and The Surrealists.

We finish up this week with a quick chat between Simon Winkler for Kinky Afro and Michael Franti and Cherine Anderson, as they arrive in town for the Melbourne dates of Spearhead's Australian tour.

Breakfasters Best Bits 3rd October 2008

Thu, 16 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Coming up this week, Casey Bennetto is in to talk about his Arts Festival show and performs a bonus tune for us as well. In the Professionals, we have a return visit from lawyer Justin Hannebery. We'll also hear from author John Birmingham, who comes in to talk about his new book, Without Warning.

Byte Into It, 15 October 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 15 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Sarah Stokley and Andrew Fish. The show includes a special interview feature with Geoff Waugh. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 173 - Jeff Turnbull

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Jeff Turnbull on the Griffins - Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahoney Griffin

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Burley_Griffin

Kevin Rudd triples first home buyer grant for new houses, doubles for existing ones
http://business.theage.com.au/business/rudd-unveils-104b-stimulus-plan-20081014-50a6.html

AWF, Elif Kendir â âShigeru Banâs Paper Log Houseâ www.architectswithoutfrontiers.com.au

AILA âCollaboration in Designâ fundraiser breakfast. Thursday 16th, 7.45am at Biarrung Marr, all funds raised will go to Breast Cancer Network of Australia. www.aila.org.au

rchitects project videos: Will http://www.squintopera.com/#/projects/?id=71
http://au.youtube.com/user/BIGSOLUTIONS

Stirling Prize: www.dezeen.com/2008/10/11/accordia-wins-stirling-prize/

Demolish Rod Laver? www.independent.co.uk/sport/tennis/australian-open-on-the-slide-ndash-so-wimbledon-roof-expert-is-called-in-951742.html

Video from Venice 2008
www.veoh.com/videos/v15915312KzfNFgf4?rank=0&order=mr&c=nomadvernissage

Health Trip 13th October 2008

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 05:48:00 GMT

It's no secret that music has the power to tickle the soul, but can playing Mozart to your child in utero really increase their IQ? And can listening to ABBA really help you lose weight?

This week Nicole and Gill look at the medical benefits of music, from it's calmative through to it's focal strengths.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Oct 12th 2008

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Allergies, the hygiene hypothesis and exposure to household chemicals in utero. We discuss the World Conservation Union report on species on the verge of extinction. We talk to Dr Amanda Barnard, a 2008 L'Oreal Australia For Women In Science Fellow, about her theoretical work on nanoparticles and their effects on the environment. Plus what's in a tube of toothpaste, why female spiders eat males after mating, and this week's Nobel Prize announcements.

Fore more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 12 October 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Dirty Deeds goes to the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne and interviews Richard Barley about Guilfoyle's Volcano, Neville Walsh about the Millenium Seed Bank and the usual "In My Garden" at the bot gardens....

11/10/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 11 Oct 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Paul Byrne reviews Eagle Eye; Michael Helms is in again for more chat about highlights of MUFF; Nick Matteo reviews Brian De Palmaâs latest feature -Redacted - which will be released direct to DVD in Australia shortly, and the television series The Mentalist (Nine/HD, 8.30pm Sunday); producer John Patrick Patti is in the studio to discuss Xaviera Hollander: The Happy Hooker - a portrait of a Sexual Revolutionary, which is also screening at MUFF; Boris Trbic reviews Whatever Happened To Brenda Hean; and we finish this week talking with Stephen Walker about his documentary Young At Heart.

Radiotherapy 12 October 2008

Sat, 11 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week's dose of Radiotherapy features Mal Practice, Anna Bolics, Bulky Bill and Hawkeye who take a hard look at the American election run-up and discuss sleep disorders. They are joined in studio by band Husky, with Gideon Preiss and Husky Gawenda.

Comedy Obscura - Ep 15 - 9 October, 2008

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Beaconsfield: A Musical in A Flat Minor... it's the talk of the nation and now it's the talk of our studio as we haul producer Dan Ilic over the coals. Plus Daniel Moore launches new comedy room A Mic In Hand, but Pete comes up with a better name.

Best of Music Interviews, October 9, 2008

Thu, 9 Oct 2008 04:05:00 GMT

This week's music interview's podcast features French musician Tete, on Simon's show, Breaking and Entering. He talks about his pop, blues and folk sounds and his upcoming Australian shows.

Also, Neil Rogers catches up with Melbourne singer and songwriter, Jordie Lane, on the Australian Mood.
To finish up, Ms Clementine Bastow, of Transference fame, speaks to UAS artist Phil Everum, AKA Mt Eerie, best known for his work under the banner of The Microphones.

Byte Into It, 08 October 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 8 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Andrew Fish (Legal eagle) taking you on another grand adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

the aRRRtspod - Fringe Radio Special # 3

Wed, 8 Oct 2008 07:31:00 GMT

In this week's final edition of the Fringe Radio Special of the aRRRts pod, we hear from two members of the show Circus Trick Tease, Sarah Collins chats to Aural Text about her show Nothing Ever Happens in Toowoomba (Ever), Simon Oats chats with Smartarts about his take on the greek myth Orpheus, and David Quirk chats to the Pinch boys about his show Kathleen Grace.

The Architects - Show 172 - Geoffrey London

Tue, 7 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Geoffrey London, new Victorian State Government Architect
www.dpc.vic.gov.au/CA256D8000265E1A/OrigDoc/~35CF8D027304C71FCA2572F4000B6571?OpenDocument&1=10-Listing~&2=-None~&3=0-The+Office+of+the+Victorian+Government+Architect+-+People~

Marcus Trimble on the phone on Sydney Architecture Festival
www.sydneyarchitecturefestival.org
www.supercolossal.ch

World Architecture Festival
www.worldarchitecturefestival.com

Heineken Beer Bottle brick
www.inhabitat.com/2007/10/11/heineken-wobo-the-brick-that-holds-beer/
www.designverb.com/2007/11/10/heineken-world-bottle-beer-to-bricks/
www.boingboing.net/2006/07/10/heinkens-failed-bric.html

Urban Screens Conference
www.urbanscreens08.net
The Greens' public transport plan â
www.thepeopleplan.org.au

Along For The Ride 7 October 2008

philw@rrr.org.au — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This episode Sublime and Marin talk to Dave Kelly, founder and director of One Free Bike, a new business that provides free bikes, and corporate bike fleets, sponsored by ethical advertising. In a special report, the Along for the Ride pack join a legion of Melbourne's cyclists at Australia's inaugural Blessing of the Bicycles, an interfaith service celebrating bike riding ... and commemorating those who have been lost on the roads. Finally, Sublime and Marin offer tips for some upcoming bike riding events.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Oct 5th 2008

Sun, 5 Oct 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Battle of the science magazines, tracing the ancestry of HIV, the Messenger Spacecraft with sun in its sails, and how to tell your friends apart by looking at their bottoms. We talk to Dr Erika Cretney, winner of a 2008 L'Oreal Australia For Women In Science Fellowship, about her fascinating work on T cells that play a role in controlling inflammation and auto-immune diseases. Plus a run-down of the latest Ig Nobel Prize announcements and a discussion of the impact of US politics on the future of science.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara: Marine & Coastal News &Views

Sun, 5 Oct 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Bron & Radio Marinara panelist Cath go gaga over cult 70s surf-film 'Morning of the Earth', which may cause you to wonder if they get out much on Saturday nights... nevertheless, this episode has Cath on-air for the first time in 10 years, so we were excited!

Cass brings us another maritime heritage segment 'Crumpled Staunchions', discussing recent research by a multi-disciplinary team of scientists in Micronesia's Chuuk Lagoon, including a team from Earthwatch. Closer to home, she reviews Heritage Victoria's recent monitoring of the 1990s stabilisation work on the William Salthouse shipwreck in Port Phillip Bay.

John gets sustainable on the Vietnamese Basa Fillet - or Mekong Catfish, in Tales from the Fish Shop. Listen in for John's assessment of one of the most prolific fish found in Australain supermarkets (and Bron's culinary opinion...).

For more on mermaids, surf-culture, diving and wave-power, tune in to Radio Marinara!

04/10/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 4 Oct 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Paul Byrne reviews WALL-E; Festival director Richard Wolstencroft is on the phone to chat about MUFF, running from 9-19 October, followed by a preview of the program with Michael Helms; Ian Thompson brings DVD reviews of The Walker, Jerome Bixbyâs The Man From Earth and Butterfly on a Wheel, and tells us whatâs hot with the Chicks and the Flannels; Brian MacFarlane has reviews of In Bruges and The Duchess; and an excellent interview with writer/director/producer Alan Ball about his career and his latest feature, Towelhead, closes the show.

Radiotherapy 5 October 2008

Sat, 4 Oct 2008 04:00:00 GMT

The team looks at training surgeons, regulating cosmetic surgery, the duty of the demented to die and Dexter, one of the best shows to screen on TV in years. Join Babydoc and Drs Voodoo, Autonomy and SK as they bring you an ample dose of Radiotherapy.

Byte Into It, 01 October 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 1 Oct 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Byte Into It is hosted by Mike Bantick (gamer), joined by the shows 2008 new recruits Jay McCormack (Windows) and Sarah Stokley (New Media), taking you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). This weeks special guest: Mark Morrison, Lead Game Designer at Melbourne's own Blue Tongue Entertainment talking about their exciting new game 'da Blob'. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

theaRRRtspod - Fringe Radio Special #2

Wed, 1 Oct 2008 18:35:00 GMT

On this week's edition of theaRRRtspod -Fringe Radio Special we hear from the Breakfasters as they chat with Felicity Ward about her show Ugly as a Child. Alicia Sometimes and Steve Grimwade talk to Fleur Kilpatrick director of In His Own Right - The John Lennon Play, Richard Watts talks about the new Daniel Keene play Half and Half and Elizabeth McCarthy chats with the producer Kate Spencer about a long standing fringe festival event - Fringe Furniture.

The Architects - Show 171 - Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008 - Part III

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008 - Part III

The German Pavilion - 'Updating Germany'
Interview with Friedrich von Borries

www.updating-germany.de
www.e-flux.com/shows/view/5889

-The creative directors of the Australian Pavilion
Interviews with Conrad Hamann, Ian De Gruchy, Kerstin Thompson and Wendy Lewin

www.artprojection.com.au
www.kerstinthompson.com
www.durbachblock.com

www.architecture.com.au/venicebiennale
www.architecture.com.au/i-cms?page=11607

www.smh.com.au/news/arts/a-yellow-beacon-set-to-light-up-venice/2008/06/08/1212863449468.html

www.indesignlive.com/articles/events/out-there-architecture-beyond-building

>>>MP3s of all the Venice Interviews, including some not aired, are at:
http://users.tce.rmit.edu.au/stuart.harrison/venice/

News

Flooded Farnsworth House
http://www.farnsworthhouse.org/

Urban Screens Conference
http://www.urbanscreens08.net/

Saskia Sassen Lecture
http://www.global-cities.info/news08/reassembling-the-urban

Big Dim Sim!
http://www.bigdimsimdevelopment.com.au/
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwj2Lwx43lk

Health Trip 30th September 2008

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 05:58:00 GMT

This week Nicole and Gill are arming you with everything you need to know on coping with Pre-Menstrual Tension.
Caller enquiries cover taking Vitex and mid-cycle bleeding, immunising your child against Hepatitis B, fluid retention during pregnancy and watching your blood pressure.

Best of Music Interviews, September 30, 2008

Mon, 29 Sep 2008 04:06:00 GMT

This week Neil Rogers speaks to Zane and Ezechiel from Mammal, about their recordings, both live and studio ones.

Also, Ned Collette joined Clem Bastow in the studio for some live tunes (which we won't hear!), and some talk about Australian vs overseas music, and , of course, about his upcoming overseas tour to Sweden and more.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Sep 28th 2008

Sun, 28 Sep 2008 15:00:00 GMT

A former guest returned for more punishment. (Just kidding.) Dr. Natalie Borg, Protein Chemist at Monash University, returned to update us on her synchrotron analysis of protein crystals and her L'Oreal Australia For Women in Science Fellowship. Retro Techno Dave described the "WOW!" moments from his recent trip to science and technology museums in Denmark. Other stories were: the extent of human long-term memory, the first animals shown to be able to survive the ultra-harsh conditions of space, and a serendipitous benefit to the atmospheric radiation released from the testing of nuclear bombs.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

27/09/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 27 Sep 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Committee member and filmmaker Jaime Snyder is in the studio to give the rundown on the Blue Dandenongs Young Filmmakers Festival; Renae Maxwell gives a short review of a very special screening she attended in Los Angeles of a work-in-progress by Al Pacino; animator Lucy Dyson is on the phone to chat about winning the 2008 Realise Your Dream prize, awarded by the British Council; David Kilderry chats about the partnership of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, and the impending arrival of digital cinema; Brian MacFarlane reviews The Visitor; and Mark Savage is on the line to chat about working with David Lynch and the documentary Lynch which recently screened at ACMI.

Come chat to us on facebook

Radiotherapy 28 September 2008

Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

The Tallman, McZiff, Annabolics and the Retina put author Jacinta Holloran on the couch, dissect the phenomenon of humour and discuss the thoughts of VS Ramachandran.

Breakfasters Best Bits 26 September 2008

Fri, 26 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week's episode includes an interview with writer/actor/filmaker Crispin Glover who is currently touring the country with The 'It' Trilogy. Tom Elliott talks us through his experience of the recent financial crisis and in Tell Us Something We Don't Know we learn about ants, foxes and Beverly Hills Cop. Jo Case is back this week, she's reviewing "The Divided Heart: Art and Motherhood" by Rachel Power.

Comedy Obscura - 24 September 2008

comdeyobscura@hotmail.com — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Listen out for Sammy J - starting a show that will run for 50 years as part of the Fringe festival. Also joining us are Janet A McLeod and Hannah Gatsby to talk about "Short and Girly" - a benefit hosted by Rachel Berger.

Look out for the usual array of goats, gig guides and good times.

Byte Into It, 24 September 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Sarah Stokley, talking you through the latest updates in IT and new tech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to http://byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to http://www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 170 - Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008 - Part II

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008 - Part II

More higlights from Venice - including interviews with

Lucy Turnbull
Vince Frost - www.frostdesign.com.au
Teddy Cruz - www.estudioteddycruz.com
Tara Iragashi
Tony Fretton - www.tonyfretton.com
Stefania Manna - www.ianplus.it

Park(ing) day Melbourne:
http://www.theage.com.au/national/fancy-a-piece-of-cbd-real-estate-park-your-glass-here-20080919-4jvh.html

Park(ing) day Sydney:
http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2008/09/parking-day-syd.html

Skin Architecture online magazine
http://skinarchitecture.com/

E2 PBS Series on sustainability in cities
http://www.e2-series.com/

White House Redux:
http://www.whitehouseredux.org/Home
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=sohu3anmYu4

Along For The Ride

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 09:39:00 GMT

This week Sturmey and Sublime speak to Georgina Morrow, co-founder of Spokes in the Wheel about this excellent venture that provides bikes and training to Sudanese refugees. For enquiries or to make a donation, contact Georgina m. 0405 136 487 or email g.morrow22@gmail.com

Then Sturmey & Sublime discuss bike safety in the light of last week's tragic accident in Melbourne CBD.

And finally some light relief with this fortnight's bike fun.

Best of Music Interviews, September 23, 2008

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 09:13:00 GMT

Ed Mc Farlane speaks to Clem Bastow on the phone from England, about Friendly Fires self titled album, Jessica Nicholls from The Village has a chat to talented jazz musician Boz Brossman, who gives a music lesson of sorts, about the various betas and rhythms from different countries, like Africa, which was a huge influence on him and the new album.

To finish up, a lengthy interview from Brian Wise, who had special guests Tim Rogers and Davey Lane from U am I in the studio. They lads talked about their new eight studio album, Dilettantes, and the recording process.

the aRRRts pod - Melb Fringe Radio Special

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

For the next three weeks - the aRRRts pod will be FRINGE RADIO featuring highlights of Melbourne Fringe Festival interviews on the Triple R programming grid as well as Fringe Radio only interviews from in and around the festival.

In this edition - Richard Watts chats to Erin Kelly and Tobias Manderson-Galvin from the show HitlerHoff. Namilla Benson has a chat to Melissa Crotty about her show A Ship Of Fools, Laura Milke talks with Scott Gooding about his new show Eric and Nicole Finlay chats with Kate Sulan about the new Rawcus show - A Heart of the Dark Forest.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Sep 21st 2008

Sun, 21 Sep 2008 15:00:00 GMT

The human brain has an amazing plasticity that sometimes allows it to overcome significant damage. We spoke with Dr. Norman Doidge who has written a remarkable book on the subject: "The Brain That Changes Itself", a collection of case histories detailing the astonishing progress of people whose neurological conditions had long been dismissed as hopeless. We also chatted with part-time jeweller Alison Alexander who takes inspiration from science. Alison brought examples of her science-inspired jewellery into the studio. Other stories were: the first Australian licence to clone human embryonic stem cells is granted, the LHC springs a helium leak, why flies can be so hard to swat (they see you coming and pre-plan their escape), and synthetic meat as an eco-friendly alternative to eating cows.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 21 Sep 2008 11:15:00 GMT

Sunday 21st September 2008

We're joined live in the studio by coastal geomorphologist, climate change expert and Melbourne's favourite weatherman Rob Gell, to talk about climate change, what it really means for us all, and predicted impacts on the marine and coastal environments.

We might even ask Rob to do our own weather report (sorry Bron, you've been dumped!!).

Visit http://www.radiomarinara.com for all the gossip on Radio Marinara.

20/09/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 20 Sep 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Simone Ubaldi and Nick Fyke co-host the show today; Brian MacFarlane reviews Funny Games; we also have reviews of the new Pixar film, Wall-E, the AFI-nominated documentary Beyond Our Ken, the British teen comedy/drama Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, and the latest Will Ferrell / John C. Riley comedy, Stepbrothers; Simone and Nick chat with Rolf de Heer about the companion website to Ten Canoes, Twelve Canoes; and we finish with some movie business news.

Radiotherapy 21 September 2008

Sat, 20 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Babydoc and Doctors Voodoo, Autonomy and Malice tease out the issues of doctor patient interactions and the role of doctors in interrogation and military ethics, and bring you news and views from the week in medicine.

Breakfasters Best Bits 19 September 2008

Fri, 19 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week we'll hear from a magician in the Professionals, Brad Nguyen discusses the latest Wong Kar-Wai film- My Blueberry Nights and noted British author Simon Winchester comes in to tell us about his latest work, "The Man Who Loved China".

Byte Into It, 17 September 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 17 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Jay McCormack (Windows) and Andrew Fish (Legal) taking you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

the aRRRts pod 17 September 2008

Wed, 17 Sep 2008 10:25:00 GMT

A new fortnightly podcast featuring arts & cultural interview highlights.

The Architects - Show 169 - Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008

Tue, 16 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Venice Biennale of Architecture 2008

Live cross to Stuart Harrison in the Guirdini in Venice and playing of interviews from the opening days.

Stuart to be joined by Ian McDougall and Neil Masterton from ARM.

www.labiennale.org/en

Photos from the Biennale
www.flickr.com/photos/abundant_2008/

Photos of Australian Opening
www.flickr.com/photos/abundant_2008/sets/72157607228909551/

www.architecture.com.au/i-cms?page=11607

Gareth Hoskins' Scottish Pavilion at Venice

Greg Lynn's furniture at Biennale
http://www.dezeen.com/2008/09/14/recycled-toy-furniture-by-greg-lynn/

Aaron Betsky fell in the canal
http://blog.archpaper.com/wordpress/2008/09/13/into-the-brink/

Melbourne Recital Hall

Electrolight
http://www.electrolight.com.au/

OMA in New York
http://www.dezeen.com/2008/09/15/23-east-22nd-street-by-oma/#more-18079

Health Trip 15th September 2008

Tue, 16 Sep 2008 07:42:00 GMT

Gill has her Rock 'n' Roll moment in the sun this week, and presents us with her Desert Island, Top 5 Herbs of All Time.
Click the subscribe button to hear a full dissertation on the varying properties of :

1 - Garlic
2 - Thyme
3 - Camomile
4 - Cinnamon
5 - Ginger

...and be prepared to take notes, of course if your pen isn't working you can always check out healthtrip.blogspot.com

Caller enquiries touch on kids nasal infections, some sagely advice for PMS, and retouching the benefits of raspberry leaf as a muscle aid in labour.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Sep 14th 2008

Sun, 14 Sep 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Did the start-up of the Large Hadron Collider bring about the end of the world? Listen in and find out. Also, discover why the number 168000 is so special, find out about the Swiss cheese genome (it's got nothing to do with cheese) and how to tell if a teenager will be good at maths. We talk to Prof Graham Jenkin from the Monash Immunology and Stem Cell Laboratories, we talk about Richard Wiseman's book Quirkology, and we talk about human senses (just how many are there?)

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Dirty Deeds 14 Sept 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Olive, Laurel & Digga talk with 3RRR's resident bird watcher, twitcher and author of 'The Big Twitch' and 'Anoraks to Zitting Cisticola', Sean Dooley.
As well as usual segments, In My Garden and listener talkback.

Breakfasters Best Bits 12 September 2008

Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week Jo Case reviews Sloane Crossley's debut novel "I Was Told
There'd Be Cake". Sean Whelan is a 'professional' poet and we hear a
call-in featuring suggestions for alternatively themed months. First up,
Jonathan Green, editor of Crikey.com is in for a chat.

Best of Music Interviews, 13 September 2008

Sat, 13 Sep 2008 18:00:00 GMT

This week Richard Moffat catches up with members of The Vandas and Steve Wide chats with The Charlatans' Tim Burgess.

13/09/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 13 Sep 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Peter Kemp and Boris Trbic give you a preview of the Lavazza Italian Film Festival 2008; Brian McFarlane reviews The Bank Job; director Luke Walker and researcher/producer Sofia Stefanovic join us in the studio to talk about the documentary Beyond Our Ken; Simone Ubaldi reviews Sukkar banat (Caramel); Boris Trbic has been to see Waltzing With Bashir; Nick Matteo has a couple of reviews from the small screen; and we finish up with a chat on the phone to Jonathan Dreyfus, about the Gala concert held on Sunday to celebrate George Dreyfus' 80th birthday.

Radiotherapy 14 September 2008

Sat, 13 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Join Dr Dolittle, Bulky Bill, Hawkeye and Deep Thought as they discuss flat heads and sudden infant death syndrome, abortion law reform, medicine, health and the art of staying alive.

Along For The Ride 11 September 2008

Thu, 11 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week Sturmey and Sublime talk to Clare O'Laoi from Bicycle Victoria who tells us how you can get involved with Ride To Work Day coming up on the 15 October 2008 and Sean Walsh Senior Atmospheric Scientist at the EPA who speaks to us about the effects pollution has on you while riding and the benefits of riding your bike for the environment and your health.

Byte Into It, 10 September 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 10 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Phil Wales is joined by Byron Scullin, taking you on yet another grand adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Comedy Obscura - 9 September 2008

Comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Tue, 9 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

As Fringe dawns over the horizon and passengers board the last Flight of the Conchords, weâre joined by Michael Connell (local comedian and purveyor of fine laughs to the Yarra Ranges) and Dan Lee (producer of Northcote Storytellers). And look out, somethingâs got our comedy goatsâ

The Architects - Show 168 - Peter Hogg

Tue, 9 Sep 2008 22:00:00 GMT

Peter Hogg
Architeam - http://www.architeam.net.au

AILA Awards
http://www.aila.org.au/awards/2008/list.htm

City Museum - The Impermanent City
http://www.citymuseummelbourne.org/exhibitions/impermanentcity.html

City Museum - The Impermanent Signage
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roryrory/sets/72157607191748844/

Arts Centre 'Crystals' by FJMT (we think)
http://www.theage.com.au/national/arts-precinct-to-enjoy-a-crystalclear-view-of-the-city-20080908-4c9o.html

Venice Architecture Biennale Australian Pavilion
http://www.flickr.com/photos/abundant_2008/

Giant Spider in Liverpool
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2008/sep/07/art

DCM win Te Wero bridge, Aukland
http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/council/projects/tewero/default.asp

Drink and Think Facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=18362454438&ref=ts

Breakfasters Best Bits 6 September 2008

Mon, 8 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Welcome back to the Triple R Breakfasters Podcast. This week, model/checkout chic Ryder Jack is back in The Professional's seat, Craig Shemin will tell us about ACMI's current focus on Jim Henson and Gwynne
Dyer pays us a visit- he has a new book out entitled Climate Wars. And on a more upbeat note, we'll hear from author Anthony Loewenstein, his new book is called The Blogging Revolution.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Sep 7th 2008

Sun, 7 Sep 2008 15:00:00 GMT

It was an environmentally friendly show with a pair of special guests: Greg Hunt, Western Port Greenhouse Alliance, and Robyn Girl Wonder, former EAGG identity and environment warrior. Robyn and Greg led the discussion on local government initiatives to curb greenhouse gas emissions, "greenwashing" in advertising, and more. The discussion coincided with the release of the Garnaut Review's Supplementary Draft Report during the week. Other stories were: contagious yawning in dogs, mating trickery in Atlantic fish, and a sudden mini ice age 13000 years ago.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views 7 Sept 08

Sun, 7 Sep 2008 13:00:00 GMT

ÂBienvendio a bordo, Marinara amigos! This week's news segment has a channel deepening update and a discussion about seahorses, especially for Father's Day. Brett pops in for his dive report, sporting a jet-skiing injury, but we know that wont stop Brett from donning his gear and exploring the depths of Port Phillip.

We welcome Cass back to the studio after her 2 month adventure in Europe. She teases us with snippets on excavating ancient shipwrecks in the Med, living in the Spanish equivalent of the 'Big Brother' house and being fed miscellaneous animal faces, teeth intact, for lunch. Eeeeewwww!

Diving history and movie afficionado Jeff Maynard plays bytes from Revenge of the Creature, the 1950s sequel to Creature from the Black Lagoon, in his latest edition of Soundscapes. This time the 1950s marine biologists take the man in the rubber suit out of the lagoon from the Amazon and stick him in an aquarium in LA. As you do. Standard storyline from there: of course the creature escapes, there's lots of screaming and mayhem, the near-death of a young girl, and plenty of chicks with high ponytails in pencil skirts running around squealing. And it's Big Clint's first ever movie.

Visit http://www.radiomarinara.com for all the gossip on Radio Marinara.

Dirty Deeds 07 Sept 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 7 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Spring, people, spring! Laurel, Digga & Olive discuss how to prepare your garden for spring; selecting seeds & plants, preparing the soil and so on - or should I say and sow on..

Plus usual segments, In My Garden and listener talkback.

06/09/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 6 Sep 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Simone Ubaldi previews the Jim Henson exhibition at ACMI, and gives a review of Sukiyaki Western Django; Brian MacFarlane reviews The Bank Job and The Savages; English writer/director Garth Jennings is on the phone to talk about his new film, Son Of Rambow; and editor/filmmaker/musician Jamie Blanks chats about his work on Not Quite Hollywood and his new project, a remake of the genre pic Long Weekend, starring Claudia Karvan and James Caviezel.

Radiotherapy 7 September 2008

Sat, 6 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Babydoc, Dr Voodoo, Dr Autonomy and Hawkeye bring you the week in medical news, views and ketchup, and discuss the ethics of intimate examinations and consent.

Best of Music Interviews, 5 September 2008

Sat, 6 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Elizabeth and Dave on Banana Lounge Broadcasting chat with Mick Harvey about the new TV series of Great Australian Albums, which includes an episode on the Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds album, Murder Ballads.

Charlie Todd and Nick Barker are with Neil Rogers on The Australian Mood, talking about the compilation release of The Wreckery, titled Past Imperfect.

And saving the most anticipated interview until last, we finish on Steve Wide's interview with the Modfather, Paul Weller, on Far & Wide, where they talk about the making of Weller's latest album, 22 Dreams, and his impressive career.

Byte Into It, 03 September 2008, IT and New Tech

Wed, 3 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Thank you to all of the Byte Into It podcast listeners who subscribed in support of the show for 2008. We appreciate your continued support. This week Phil Wales is joined by Mike Bantick (gaming), Sarah Stokly (new media) and Chuck Tetaz (super user) discussing the latest updates in IT and new tech. Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 167 - Geoff Crosby

Tue, 2 Sep 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Geoff Crosby
Architect and former member of Hunters and Collectors, will join us
www.crosbyarchitects.com.au

We will be also discussing the upcoming Venice Biennale of Architecture.
www.labiennale.org/en/architecture/

Modernism in Australia Google Map
http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2008/09/a-collaborative.html
http://supercolossal.ch/2008/09/02/modernism-in-australia-8212-a-collaborative-map/

Architects for Peace Lecture on proposed homeless facility
http://urbantalks.blogspot.com/2008/08/public-lecture-thursday-4-september.html

'UP' Exhibition - City Gallery
http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm?top=75&pa=3128&pg=2433

Health Trip 1st September 2008

Tue, 2 Sep 2008 07:30:00 GMT

It's not a topic that a lot of us are comfortable with, compounded by childhood perspectives of masked faces coming at you with the needle and the drill, but this week, the message is simple and clear, look after your gums or you'll pay big! Never mind the dentist or the orthodontist, the periodontist will drain your savings faster than a fast thing that's really fast!

This week, Nicole and Gill give us more than a gentle reminder to make sure we brush, floss and see our dentist regularly....lest our teeth fall out entirely.

Caller topics also include anemia, vegetarian options can increase or inhibit your iron absorbtion, neo-natal allergies linked to diet and immunisation, re-opening the debate - just when should your child receive its shots?

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Aug 31st 2008

Sun, 31 Aug 2008 15:00:00 GMT

It's the 3RRR Radiothon 2008 - Join the Triple R Circus! There are no podcasts for the two Radiothon Sundays (August 24th and 31st). If you would like to subscribe to Einstein a Go Go (or any other 3RRR show, or 3RRR in general), please go to the 3RRR website for more information.

30/08/08 Film Buffs Podcast - 2008 Radiothon 2

Sat, 30 Aug 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Paul Harris, Nick Matteo, Peter Kemp and Jessica Nicholas are joined in the studio by Clayton Jacobson and Rohan Timlock, in number 2 of our 2008 Radiothon specials - keep listening for some hidden gems. Please call the station on +613 9388 1027 to subscribe and help keep us going for another 12 months, plus be in the running for some excellent prizes.

Germaine Greer On The Blower, 22 August 2008

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:07:00 GMT

Triple R's own iconoclast Tony Biggs caught up with writer and thinker Germaine Greer during her visit to Melbourne for the Writer's Festival.

Byte Into It SPECIAL , 27 August 2008, IT and new tech

Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week join Phil Wales, Mike Bantick, Jay McCormack, Sarah Stokley and the apple munching Byron Scullin for a very special journey along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

Comedy Obscura - 27 August 2008

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 12:00:00 GMT

Straight off the plane, it's the awards and controversy from Edinburgh Fringe. Then Col Cameron drops in to chat about comedy workshops and defend a yellow jumpsuit and klaxon horn. Finally (before the gig guide) Joanne Brookfield swats away our fascination with her reviewer past.

The Architects - Show 166 - Radiothon

Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

RADIOTHON Special
Call in and Subscribe!!

Joining Stuart, Simon and Rory in the studio will be Paul Coffey, Christine Phillips and Andrew Koniuszko.

We will be talking about the importance of Architecture on the radio.

Along For The Ride 26 August 2008

philw@rrr.org.au — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

In this special Radiothon episode, Sturmey and Sublime drink beer with Deano from The Good Brew Company delivered by his bar on a bicycle. Deano also tells us about the Climate Torch Relay on this Saturday 30 August 2008. And we talk with Geoff Robinson about the wobbly wonderfulness of riding the unicycle and the upcoming Melbourne Juggling Festival where the will be plenty of Unicycling!

Homelessness Documentary - August 2008

Sun, 24 Aug 2008 16:00:00 GMT

As part of National Homelessness Week 2008 Triple R produced a documentary featuring the voices of homeless people in Melbourne telling their own stories.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Aug 24th 2008

Sun, 24 Aug 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com.au — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:00:00 GMT

This week was week 1 of the 3RRR Radiothon. There is no doubt that radiothon podcasts are for the more dedicated fans! There's is much silliness and little marine and coastal content. Enjoy!

Visit www.radiomarinara.com for all the gossip on Radio Marinara

23/08/08 Film Buffs Podcast - 2008 Radiothon 1

Sat, 23 Aug 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Paul Harris, Simone Ubaldi and Paul Berner discuss the circus in film, in the first of our 2008 Radiothon specials; Jim Schembri drops by to talk about movie marketing; plus we play a snippet of a discussion between Tony Biggs and Germaine Greer from On The Blower.

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 17 August 2008

Sat, 23 Aug 2008 12:06:00 GMT

It's National Science Week, and we celebrate the diverse and wonderful world of Marine Science by broadcasting LIVE from the Queen Vic Market.

Dr Beach covers the latest cutting edge scientific papers that highlight another terrifying effect of more and more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere: the effect of increasing acidity of the oceans, and what this means for the organisms living it - especially the calcareous one, like corals and many plankton.

John takes a look inside the fishbowl of current marine science research in Victorian academic institutions - the research priorities of Melbourne Uni's marine science researchers, and some very cool projects underway by some of its PhD brainiacs including Melbourne University's Madhavi Colton.

Plus we speak with James Andrews, Statewide Leader Marine Fisheries, from Fisheries Victoria, about the fisheries research science currently underway to ensure our State's fisheries are and continue to be sustainable.

Best of Music Interviews, 22 August, 2008

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 06:12:00 GMT

Clem Bastow's Transference had the ladies from The Breeders, Kim and Kelly Deal, on her show this week; and they got raving about the digital vs analog recording debate, and about their new album, Mountain Battles.

Richard Moffat from the Australian only music show, Incoming, spoke to local lads, Car Stereo wars, about their debut record, and the history of the band.

To finish up this week, Melbourne based musician Mark Barrage caught up with Lauren and Simon on the new release program, Breaking and Entering.
He talked about his new album, and his most recent spate of live performances.

Best of Music Interviews, 15 August, 2008

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 06:01:00 GMT

Lauren from Breaking and Entering caught up at the Prince of Wales bar with Chris Thompson from Vampire Weekend, and talked about their new album, and the role of the internet on the band's success.

Wally Meanie also dropped into the studio on Livewire, to sit in with the show's regulars, Rosemary, Paul, Glen and Jen. He talked about his long lost pal Tasman Blizzard, guitarist from The Meanies and Geelong band from the early 90's, The Seaweed Gorillas, and pays tribute to him.

To finish up, on Spoke this week, Michelle Bennett had musician Tamas Wells on her show, who is back from his now second home in Burma.

Breakfasters Best Bits 22nd August 2008

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week we're featuring infamous segment, Tell Us Something We Don't Know, we'll hear about Melbourne's best railway stations and professional computer boffin Anthony Malkoun is in. Author David Rakoff pays us a visit too, he's in town as part of the Melbourne Writer's Festival.

The Breakfasters Podcast will be taking a break for Radiothon next week. Head to rrr.org.au for details on how to subscribe and to check out the prizes up for grabs this year.

Byte Into It, 20 August 2008, IT and new tech

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales and Jay McCormack take you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au August 08 is Radiothon time...support your favourite podcast by subscribing to RRR at www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 165 - Alexander Knox

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Alexander Knox in the studio talking about his art, including the new 'Maxims of Behaviour', in Bourke St
www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/Whatson/Exhibitions/Art/Pages/b8c40bf0-b2bb-45a0-afd9-ef3f9430ae9d.aspx

Patrick Sloan on the phone from the Bird's Nest talking Olympics architecture.

Plonk 19th August 2008

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 04:26:00 GMT

Barney, Duncan and special guest, Max Allen talk about heaps of stuff including how most people don't make white wine (but should!) and a good sized rant on biodynamics. They also slurp on a glass or two and invite you to do the same.CheersIn Vino Veritas

Breakfasters Best Bits 15 August 2008

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week we're featuring an interview with Dr Erping Zhang- a specialist in Chinese internet censorship and control. In the Professionals we'll hear from Julia Zemiro and Breakfaster regular Clem Bastow is in to give us some online reading tips. We'll also hear an embarrassingly large collection of Stephanie Rice Olympic puns.

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Aug 17th 2008

Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:00:00 GMT

As part of National Science Week, EAGG ventured out into the fresh air for an outside broadcast at the Queen Victoria Market. We interviewed Dr. Richard Roush and Dr. Scott Watkins on how science is meeting the challenge of the world's growing food and energy needs. We also heard from mathematics populariser and author Dr. Clio Creswell, interacted with our live audience and finished off with a discussion on the age-old question â is it a fruit or a vegetable?

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radiotherapy 17 August 2008

Sun, 17 Aug 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Drs Anabolics, Deep Thought, Malice and Doolittle are outside their comfort zone at the Queen Victoria Market for the annual National Science Week broadcast. There's the usual news of the week, a discussion of how much medicine is science and how much is art, and the affect of the oral contraceptive pill on sexual attraction, climate change and schizophrenia.

We will be taking a break over the next couple of weeks for our annual Radiothon - we hope you call the station on 03-9388 1027 during this time to subscribe and be in the running for some fantastic prizes. We walk the tightrope to bring you great radio. The podcast will return in September.

Dirty Deeds 17 Aug 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Olive, Digga & Laurel discuss indigenous plants and how you can take advantage of our much-undervalued local flora in your own home.

Plus usual segments, In My Garden and listener talkback.

Don't forget! - The next edition of Dirty Deeds will be our first of two 'Join The Triple R Circus' Radiothon '09 shows. Triple R survives on annual subscriptions from you, the listener. Call 613-9388 1027 to pledge your support and help keep us going for another year!

16/08/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Director Benjamin Gilmour talks about his film Son Of A Lion, opening Thurdsay at Cinema Nova; Nick Matteo has a general review of MIFF and some more picks on the small screen from Channel 31; plus listeners Mark and Elizabeth discuss the social experience of going to the cinema.

It's our annual Radiothon over the next couple of weeks - we hope you call the station on 03-9388 1027 during this time to subscribe and be in the running for some fantastic prizes. Our listeners really are our lifeblood.

Byte Into It, 13 August 2008, IT and new Tech

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 23:59:00 GMT

This week Phil Wales is joined by Byron Scullin and Keren Flavell, taking you on yet another adventure along the information Super Highway (or gravel track). Check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au August 08 is Radiothon time...support your favourite podcast by subscribing to RRR at www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 164 - Dan Hill

Tue, 12 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Interview with Dan Hill
www.cityofsound.com

Developments of St Kilda Triangle
www.portphillip.vic.gov.au/triangle_dev_plan.html
www.unchainstkilda.org
www.stkildatriangle.com.au

Opening of Beijing Olympics
http://en.beijing2008.cn/venues/
www.schneiderism.com/tag/beijing-architecture/
www.worldarchitecturenews.com/index.php?fuseaction=wanappln.projectview&upload_id=10174

Bamboo birds nest compared to human bird nest in real bird nest. C/o Marcus
http://supercolossal.ch/2008/08/11/birds-nests/

Bike Sharing plan for Melbourne
http://www.theage.com.au/national/shared-bike-scheme-on-cards-20080729-3mve.html

Health Trip 11th August 2008

Tue, 12 Aug 2008 06:29:00 GMT

Nicole and Gill are back this week, battling winter chills, and tackling the topic of haemorrhoids, what causes them, how to avoid them, providing cool relief and dispelling a few myths along the way.
Caller topics cover chronic muscle fatigue, quarantining family members with the Flu so as to avoid a full household round robin, Cradle Cap or Seborrhoeic Dermatitis and the benefits that olive leaf extract can have on the immune system.

Stay tuned for the special Radiothon edition of Health Trip in two weeks time.

For further details on todays show, don't forget to check out www.healthtrip.blogspot.com

Along For The Ride 12 August 2008

philw@rrr.org.au — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Sturmey talks cycling and sustainability with Angela Jones and Shane Bill from the Otesha Project and Marin speaks to the Huw Vellacot owner of new local bike shop Commuter Cycles, a bike shop with a difference.

Comedy Obscura 11 August 2008

comedyobscura@hotmail.com — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 10:40:00 GMT

Farewell to Bernie Mac and The Chef, but Comedy Obscura kicks on, as Rod Quantock reflects on 40 years of Melbourne comedy, and ben McKenzie and Celia Pacquola join us to talk about the Anarchist Guild Social Committee's monthly sketch show. And academics unveil the world's official oldest joke!

Einstein A Go Go Podcast: Aug 10th 2008

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:00:00 GMT

We get into the Olympic spirit and discuss how variations in movement, metabolism and the shape of the human body contribute to Olympic performance. Guests Briony Barr (an artist) and Gregory Crocetti (a microbiologist and science educator) tell us about the Scale Free Network - interactive microscope drawing workshops for kids where art meets science. Plus the cooling of Yellowstone National Park, how to train fish, curved CCD arrays for more compact bionic eyes, and the good, the bad and the ugly of Australia's new carbon trading scheme.

For more information visit http://einsteinagogo.net/

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 10 August 2008

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 13:37:00 GMT

We catch up with Chris Smyth, Marine Campaign Officer for the Australian Conservation Foundation, about where they stand on the latest developments with the Channel Deepening Project, and some very interesting correspondence with the Queen of the Netherlands.....

Dr Surf continues his review of Surfing mags, with the relaunch of Surfing World. The publishers have revamped SW with the aim of producing a high quality surf magazine with a focus on escapism, "to showcase surfing and the ocean beautifully, with well researched and thought out articles", and "to give surfers a magazine they can be proud of". Have they succeeded?

Plus we're thrilled to have as our special guest Professor Jeff McFadden from the University of Melbourne's School of Botany. We catch up with Professor McFadden to discuss his career launching pad of marine botany and his subsequent journey through marine science to hunting down a cure for malaria.

Dirty Deeds 10 Aug 2008

dirtydeedsrrr@hotmail.com — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

In the absence of Digga, Olive & Laurel chat with Meg Stewart, co-manager of CERES about propagation.
Find out about seeds, pest management and more!
Check out Seedsavers for more info.

Plus usual segments, In My Garden and listener talkback.

Don't forget the Triple R Radiothon starts 22 August, with the first of two Dirty Deeds radiothon editions on Sun 24 August. Be a part of the Triple R Circus!

09/08/08 Film Buffs Podcast

Sat, 9 Aug 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Itâs a big one this week, folks - interviews with Bobby Galinsky, writer/producer of horror flick Prey; Nash Edgerton, director of The Square; Mark Scott Zicree, author of The Twilight Zone Companion; Scott Hicks, director of the documentary Glass: A Portrait of Philip in Twelve Parts; plus a brief review of Where In The World Is Osama Bin Laden?

Breakfasters Best Bits 8 August 2008

Sat, 9 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

This week we're featuring an interview with filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, in to talk about his new movie, "Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden?". We'll hear an update from regular guest Kon Karapanagiotidis from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre and we'll hear a very amusing call-in from some helpful listeners when the station's computers decide to take a holiday... who knew people paid so much attention?

We kick things off with some TV news from Adam Zwar.

Radiotherapy 10 August 2008

Sat, 9 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Dr Mal Practice, Dr Penny Cillin and Hawkeye are in studio today to probe into metamedicine, whooping cough and what happens when you go out with wet hair, and to review the latest in medical news.

Best of Music Interviews, August 8, 2008

Fri, 8 Aug 2008 05:03:00 GMT

It's an Australian interview week only!
First up, on Breaking and Entering, Richard and Lawrence speak to Simon and Lauren about being asked by Icelandic band, Sigur Ros, to join them on their national tour.........meanwhile, we finish up with local lad Mickster, who owns and runs the terrific garage label, Off the Hip records. He tells us about some new compilations on the way, and about his very own band, The Finkers.

Byte Into It, 06 August 2008, IT and new tech

Wed, 6 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

This week Byte Into It is hosted by Mike Bantick, bringing you the latest IT news and updates, joined by regulars Sarah Stokly in the red corner, and Andrew Fish in the blue.. For the latest in IT and new tech, check out the Byte Into It blog to review all of the shows features. To have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ and register as a blog subscriber. It's free (and easy). Byte Into It broadcasts live from Melbourne Australia on Wednesdays at 7pm AEST on 3RRR (102.7fm). To Stream or to find out more, go to www.rrr.org.au

The Architects - Show 163 - Theo Williams & Alan Chochinov

Tue, 5 Aug 2008 23:00:00 GMT

Interviews with Theo Williams ( www.habitat.co.uk ) and
Alan Chochinov ( www.core77.com )

Pecha Kucha this week
www.pecha-kucha.org/cities/melbourne

Eureka Tower carpark signage by Axel Peemoeller and EmeryStudio. Uses the Felice Varini fixed point of perspective approach to stretching words like âupâ and âexitâ all over the walls and floors http://de-war.de/eurekacarpark.html

Maxims of Behaviour, new winter artwork by Alexander Know has started in Bourke St
www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/Whatson/Exhibitions/Art/Pages/b8c40bf0-b2bb-45a0-afd9-ef3f9430ae9d.aspx

Google Earth launch 'street view' in Australia:
www.flickr.com/photos/sebr/2051749701/
www.theage.com.au/news/biztech/global-backlash-as-google-launches-street-view/2008/08/05/1217701932020.html

Grand Designs
www.channel4.com/4homes/on-tv/grand-designs/grand-designs-extras/kevin-mccloud-s-top-10-grand-designs-tips-08-06-20_p_1.html

Eat It! 03 August 2008

Sun, 3 Aug 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Eat It: Sharlee Gibb Program Manager Melbourne Food and Wine festival Matteo Pigntelli from his eponymously named restaurant join us, as well as a market report with John.