Mon, 31 May 2010
Zero G 770: Poddingers Now Boarding For Flight 815 (Once Was Lost, But Now I'm Found) Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical Radio with Rob Jan. This week the Last of Lost, Merlin, Doctor Who, The TV Geek and more... For playlists, show notes,the T.V Geek and news see the 3RRR website at http://www.rrr.org.au/program/zero-g/playlists and follow @zerogrobjan on Twitter. Subscribe via the iTunes store here. 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 |
Mon, 31 May 2010
This week we are coming to you live from the St Kilda Film Festival Industry Open Day... Paul Harris speaks with animators John Skibinski and Magda Matwiejew, directors Craig Boord, Al Mehicevic, Sian Davies, Colin and Cameron Cairnes and Hanro Smitsman, producer Michael Clarkin, DigiSPAA organiser Daniel Scharf, and International co-ordinator for the Festival, Malcolm Blaylock.
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Sun, 30 May 2010
Review of Melbourne's new Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park) We will be playing highlights from our tour of the new building with Patrick Ness and Jonothan Gardiner from COX Archtitects and Planners Archigram archive up and running NEXT WAVE: Huge Smoke Ring Generator by Scott Mitchell + Year 7 kids as part of the 2010 Next Wave Festival - at the Meat Market. SEE A VIDEO |
Sun, 30 May 2010
This week we explore the ecological impacts of growing genetically engineered cotton, a new
treatment against the Ebola virus and scramjets. Our guest, Professor Leigh Ackland discusses her research with implications to reduce the effects of conditions like Alzheimer's disease. Scholar Julia talks about mutant mice who groom themselves and Dr Adam discusses the activities of Craig Venter - creator of the first cell with a synthetic genome.
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Sun, 30 May 2010
For
centuries scientists have speculated as to the purpose of the distinctive shell
of the Argonaut octopus. In an important breakthrough, Museum Victoria
scientists Dr Julian Finn and Dr Mark Norman have now demonstrated that the
argonaut shell is a buoyancy device that allows the octopus to ascend and
descend through the water column. Dr Julian Finn will drop in to explain the
significance of this very exciting story.
And in this month’s Life’s a Beach, we shed light on bioluminescence, the glow that is emitted by many different creatures in the oceans, and take a look at the consequences of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico - the US’s greatest environmental disaster. Neil Blake (Bay Keeper of Port Phillip Bay) gives us the latest on sand erosion in the Bay, and some concerning developments with the penguins of St Kilda. Plus news, weather and Brett's unmissable dive report. Enjoy the salty and dulcet tones of Bron, Dr Beach, John and team RM. |
Sun, 30 May 2010
The Dirty Deeds team discuss plant nurseries. Their good and not so good points and what we expect from them.
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Sun, 30 May 2010
On this month's podcast, UK elections, Pauline Hanson, Melbourne Storm, and Whoppers! The Spin is a monthly podcast from Melbourne Independant Community Radio 3RRR.
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Sun, 30 May 2010
The doctors critique the flu vaccine, talk you through getting off your medicines and revisit Alien, this week on Radiotherapy.
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Fri, 28 May 2010
This week on the Breakfasters UK based author Lionel Shriver was in to talk about her new novel So Much for That. From the Wheeler Centre, Michael Williams dropped by to give us the scoop on the centre's second season and the 2010 Alfred Deakin Lecture Series. David Levithan, author and editor, discussed his new book, a collaboration with co-author John Green titled Will Grayson Will Grayson. And finally the Birdman Sean Dooley was in for some squawk back. Welcome to the Best of the Breakfasters.
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Thu, 27 May 2010
In this episode, Bulky Bill discusses organ donation, Anabolics reveals her cemetery fetish and SK gives his analysis of Alien the movie. The Tall Man hosts and discusses a lecture by Tony Judt on social democracy.
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