Fri, 29 February 2008
This week comedian Geraldine Hickey comes in to chew the fat and talk haircuts, scouts and everything in between. Christos Tsiolkas comes in to review new film "There Will Be Blood" and we'll hear a very heated discussion that the team have with State Education Minister Bronwyn Pike. Kicking things off this episode is an interview with documentary film maker
David Sington about his new production, "In the Shadow of the Moon". |
Thu, 28 February 2008
This week Mike Bantick (gaming) and Andrew Fish (legal) take you on a smooth ride down the sometimes bumpy road otherwise known as the Information Super Highway. Be sure to check out the Byte Into It blog to review all this shows features. To subscribe to the blog feed and have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ Byte Into It broadcasts live from |
Wed, 27 February 2008
Sarah Johnson on the phone talking about the sate of demand for Architects
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Tue, 26 February 2008
Todays show features BMX bandit Ziggy Callen who is competing for a place on the first ever BMX Olympic Team; Marcus Walker gives us tips about how to take care of your bike tires and a tribute to the late Sheldon Brown. |
Sun, 24 February 2008
Back in the studio for 2008. Our guest, Dr Marcel Jackson from the Department of Mathematics at La Trobe University, described algebra as both a pure and applied scientific endeavour. Other stories were: testing goldfish memory, healing internal organs, Antarctic sea creatures, German spies and their neenish tarts, and digging for dinosaur bones. For more information visit www.einsteinagogo.net |
Sun, 24 February 2008
Tallman discusses public hospital funding & its impact on doctors in rural Victoria; McZiff talks about his Cambodian holiday and the socio-cultural & psychological aspects of the post federal election period, including the Howard legacy. Anabolics discusses the influence of crime entertainment on people who commit crimes. |
Sat, 23 February 2008
A fistful of reviews this week...
Lisa Dethridge reviews the Seth Gordon documentary The King of Kong, about a high school science teacher and a hot sauce mogul vying for the Guinness World Record on the classic arcade game, Donkey Kong Gary Hillberg reviews the DVD release of El Cid, starring Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren, which includes some very interesting extras Peter Kemp reviews Julian Schnabel's third film, Le Scaphandre et le papillon (The Diving Bell and The Butterfly), the true story of Elle editor Jean-Dominique Bauby and the last 2 years of his life with Locked-In syndrome; and Rupert Everett's autobiography, Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins Brian McFarlane reviews Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film, There Will Be Blood, starring Daniel Day-Lewis in his Academy Award-winning role as Daniel Plainview, a charismatic and ruthless oil prospector David Kilderry talks about the purchase of the Dendy Cinema chain by Icon Entertainment Mark Hartley discusses the end of the HD DVD / Blu-ray battle, reviews Rambo (number 4, not First Blood Part 2) and recommends the YouTube video reviews and reminiscences of Lorenzo Semple Jr and Marcia Nasatir, aka The Reel Geezers Check out the Film Buffs interview archive |
Sat, 23 February 2008
This week on Best Music Interviews Darren from Gerling and E.L.F speaks to Richard from Incoming, Tim Thorpe flirts with the ladies of local two piece outfit Royal Chord, and to finish up, Neil Rogers gets the lowdown from ex-Moler musician Helen Cattanach about her new band Los Dominados and their new album entitled Pet Head.
Till next week! |
Thu, 21 February 2008
This episode we'll hear from Harmsy who goes from Fozzy bear to Joan of Arc in 'Biography Boggle', Razza Dazza Dooley- aka Birdman Goes Wild will talk all things fish and a call-in will feature favourite fakes from a 'Givson' guitar to 'Bullabong' t-shirts. We start off with Clem and a discussion about online newspapers. |
Thu, 21 February 2008
This week Keren Flavell sits in the hosts seat and enjoys some general IT chit chat with Byters regulars Byron Scullin (Mac) and Edward Borland (Linux) The show features an interview with Justin Brow, representing the Mobile Enterprise Growth Alliance (MEGA). To learn more about this fantastic organization, see the web site at www.mega.org.au. Be sure to check out the Byte Into It blog to review all the shows features. To subscribe to the blog feed and have topics and links delivered to your reader, simply go to byteintoit.wordpress.com/feed/ Byte Into It broadcasts live from |
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3RRR is Australia's best known community radio station. Shows are streamed live from www.rrr.org.au and may be heard in Melbourne by tuning in to 102.7 FM.
All Over The Shop
In their reclining years, two old gasbags have a scratch and a cack while firing up and kicking back. Subjects - media stuff, real life and anything in between
...with Stew Farrell & Leaping Larry L
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Along For The Ride
A show about cycling for anyone who has ever thought about riding a bike.
...with Sublime, Sturmey-Archer & Dr Dew
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Aural Text Interviews
Stand out interviews from Triple R's books and spoken word program
...with Alicia Sometimes and Lorin Clarke
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Banana Lounge Broadcasting
Banana Lounge Podcasting. Everything you'd expect from the Lounge, minus the music.
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Best Music Interviews
Some of the best interviews from Triple R music programs over the last week pulled together in one podcast.
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Breakfasters
All the Breakfaster highlights that you need to start the day. At any time of the day!
...with your hosts Fee B-Squared, Ben Birchall and Jess McGuire
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Byte Into It
Computer news, product reviews and clues for roaming that information superhighway (or gravel track).
...with Rose Paton & Georgia Webster also Mike Bantick, Ed Borland, Andrew Fish, Keren Flavell, Byron Scullin, Jay McCormak, Chuck Tetaz , Paul Callaghan & Ben Finney
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Comedy Obscura
Three lovers of comedy unite to talk about humour and bring you interviews with purveyors of laughter.
...Pete, Kate & Gerry
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Dirty Deeds
Talking all matters horticultural in unique Triple R style and taking your calls seeking green fingered advice.
...with Digga, Olive & Laurel
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Eat It!
Foodie stuffs.
...with Cameron Smith and guests
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Einstein A Go Go
Weird and wonderful science! Discussion and dissection of science ideas made digestible for public consumption.
...with Dr Andi, Dr Shane & additives
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Film Buffs Forecast
The cutting edge of contemporary and historical cinema/film, TV, video, DVD, reviews, film events, local and overseas guests.
...Paul Harris & Team
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Healthtrip
Naturopathic advice & talkback
...with Gill Stannard & Nicole Findlay
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Lime Champions
Stylish comedy for men and women looking to add some confusion to their lives.
...It features, in numerical order: Josh Earl, Damien Lawlor, and ladio herself Eva Johansen.
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Nothing Rhymes With RRR
"Poetry has a sexier outfit on and people are starting to take notice." From song lyrics, to poetry on pillows to greeting cards, wedding vows, advertising, cafe poets and slam, poetry is everywhere! Nothing Rhymes with RRR is a place for emerging poets to shine, a place where you get your monthly language and poetry fix and a chance for all of us to rekindle that poet inside.
...with Eliza Hull and Jess Rizzi
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Off The Record
Music news and interviews with Brian Wise.
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On Air Bookclub
The Grapevine's On Air Bookclub, broadcasts monthly on Monday mornings at 10.30am, with Kulja Coulston, Donna Morabito and Josh Earl bangin' on about their latest read, and listener bookclubbers ringing and emailing in their 20 cents worth.
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Plato's Cave
Plato's Cave is film criticism podcast presented by film critics Thomas Caldwell, Tara Judah and Josh Nelson. Each week the team record a half hour show where they take a critical eye to recent cinema and DVD releases, followed up by a debate on an issue relating to film and film criticism. Informed, passionate, accessible and fun; Plato's Cave is a must for all serious and not-so-serious cinephiles.
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Plonk
Triple R's monthly guide to the world of wine is on hiatus. Unfortunately the presenters and producers of Plonk have too many other commitments to continue podcasting for the time being. Plonk may still appear on your radio over summer but for now, Plonk is Plunk.
...with Duncan Buchanan & Barney Flanders
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Radio Marinara
Radio Marinara is about our marine and coastal world. Starting in late 1996, Radio Marinara has long had a tradition of bringing you a quirky but informative look at all that is marine and coastal.
...Anthony Boxshall, Bron Burton & team RM
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Radio Therapy
Explores the lighter, more eccentric side of medicine. A team of irreverent doctors lampoon sacred medical cows, and shed light on a range of medical and psychiatric conditions.
...with Dr Mal Practice, BabyDoc, McZiff, Dr Malice, Dr SK, Dr VooDoo, Dr Autonomy and The Tallman.
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Specials
One-off content from outside our regular range of podcasts including documentaries and community events.
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The Architects
Talk about buildings, places and stuff...
...with Simon Knott and Stuart Harrison with Rory Hyde
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The aRRRts pod
Highlights from the station's arts content plus podcast only arts interviews and reviews
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The Spin
They're back! Examining the worlds of politics and corporate media management.
...Richo, Delilah, Little Boy & friends
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Vital Vital Bits
A taste of Triple R's weekend breakfast, Vital Bits.
...with the one and only Tim Thorpe and regular guests
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Zero G
Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical. Popular culture, TV, books, magazines and toys.
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