Thu, 30 October 2008
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. |
Wed, 29 October 2008
Phil Wales and Chuck Tetaz talk the latest news and updates from the world of IT and new tech.
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Tue, 28 October 2008
Interview with Neil Leachhttp://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 |
Tue, 28 October 2008
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. |
Sun, 26 October 2008
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/ |
Sat, 25 October 2008
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. |
Sat, 25 October 2008
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? |
Fri, 24 October 2008
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. |
Fri, 24 October 2008
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. |
Thu, 23 October 2008
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. |
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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
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Computer news, product reviews and clues for roaming that information superhighway (or gravel track).
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Comedy Obscura
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Naturopathic advice & talkback
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Lime Champions
Stylish comedy for men and women looking to add some confusion to their lives.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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