Wed, 30 March 2011
On Byte Into It this week, social media experts Warren Davies and Kate Kendall, discuss Radiohead's album launch online campaign, and the Cloud Girlfriend app mashing images, geolocation and social engineering. AIMIA's Brad Giblin is here to tell us about the V21 Conference and the new business of media. Also we talk about open source software and particularly the applications of free software to political movements. Presented by Rose Paton, Byron Scullin and Ben Finney. http://profiles.google.com/byteintoit |
Wed, 30 March 2011
Dr Shane, Dr Krystal, Dr Melissa and Dr Adam discuss the energy required for a large dinosaur to lift it's neck, exicting use of a mouse model for human cancer reasearch, a lost experiment on the origins of life and the uses of altimetry satellites. Simon Finlay from Werribee Open Range Zoo informs us about an exciting new home for three gorillas. Shefton Parker and Johannah Shergis from the RMIT School of Health Science discuss the uses of ginseng and acupuncture in our current health system.
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Wed, 30 March 2011
Review show - new buildings in Melbourne
Above: A'Beckett Tower, Elenberg Fraser OTHER REVIEWS • Ponyfish Island opens on the Yarra
Eduardo Souta de Moura wins the 2011 Pritzker Prize AAAA – Achievement in Australian Architecture Awards winners: • Graeme Gunn- won the Gold Medal, life time achievement award. We interviewed him five years ago. • Other winners: • Janet Holmes a Court, recipient of the Institute’s President’s Prize • Paul Pholeros, of Sydney-based Healthabitat, recipient of the Leadership in Sustainability Prize • Marcus White of Melbourne, recipient of the Emerging Architects Prize • Sam Bresnehan, of the University of Tasmania, recipient of the BlueScope Steel Glenn Murcutt Student Prize; • Associate Professor Anna Rubbo, of the University of Sydney, recipient of the Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize; • Daniel Brookes, of the University of Adelaide (now at RMIT University), winner of the Student Prize for the Advancement of Architecture; and • Carly Barrett, Christina Cho, Yuri Dillon, Jefa Greenaway, and Brendan Murray winners of the Dulux Study Tour prize NEWS • Zaha Hadid’s office has laid off ¼ of their staff. Blames middle East unrest.
EVENTS • Vladimir Belogolovsky - The Empire’s Last Style: Soviet Modernism: 1955-1985, Guest Public Lecture - Friday 1st April 2011 6.30pm, School of Architecture and Design, RMIT, RMIT Building 8, 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Level 11 Lecture Theatre • PROCESS - Callum Fraser & Nigel Bertram are talking at process on Monday night about A’Beckett tower and Kerr St apartments respectively.Theme for the evening is ‘develop’. • RMIT Australian Architecture lecture series this Friday, Christine Phillips and Doug Evans in Building 8, Level 11 lecture theatre. • RMIT student lecture series continues this Friday after the above with WOODS BAGOT’s Peter Korkolis – 5.30pm also 8.11.68 • Employment, Mobility & Living In A Growing City - What type and proportions of living, working and playing places should be provided, and how will mobility in these renewed areas be facilitated? How do comparable cities cope and thrive? Join the conversation about jobs, dwellings, services, planning, and improved public transport, walking and cycling. Wednesday 30 March,6.00pm BMW Edge, Free
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Wed, 30 March 2011
Today's Best Music Interviews feature the Q Brothers talking to Systa BB on the Good, The Dub and the Global Following that is WA outfit Sons of Rico talking to Richard Moffat on Incoming Finally we have Leo Sayer chatting with Dave Graney and Elizabeth McCarthy on Banana Lounge Broadcasting
Direct download: Best-Music-Interviews-20110330.mp3
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Tue, 29 March 2011
Another song based on concepts by a couple of listeners written and performed by Monique diMattina. "Bike Bits" with Marcus Walker "Dirt" with Bohdan
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Tue, 29 March 2011
Zero G 813: BEAM ME UP, PODDY |
Sun, 27 March 2011
Artist Callum Morton join us in the studio
We pay tribute to Architect Nick Murcutt of Neeson Murcutt who passed away last week.
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Sun, 27 March 2011
Do celebrity chefs care about more than just tasty recipes? It looks like they do, with a fellowship of UK chefs getting together recently to promote sustainable seafood in the BBC’s “Fish Fight” program. Tooni Mahto, marine biologist and BBC personality, comes in to talk about her involvement with Jamie Oliver’s part of the project. Don’t miss it! And Dave will review Jessica Watson's book True Spirit - the Aussie girl who took on the world - the girl who was so inspired hearing Jesse Martin's story when she was 11 that she set sail to circumnavigate the world herself when she was 16. Should she have been allowed to sail at such a young age? Does it matter that she made a technical error with the route? Plus news including recent sightings of blue groper in Port Phillip Bay and calls for increased conservation, Brett’s dive report, and drama at the Prom. Enjoy! Bron Burton, John Ford, Dave Speller and the RM tTeam |
Sun, 27 March 2011
The doctors are joined this week by Prof Ashley Bush to discuss the recent and astounding effects of therapeutic molecule PBT2 on Alzheimer's disease. They tackle the concept of narcissism before launching into a psychological analysis of the movie Black Swan. |
Sun, 27 March 2011
On today's show we talked about some recent comments from Nestlé Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe about the USA's biofuel policy. We also discussed wholesale market food prices with Freshstate CEO John Roach, and despite what you may be hearing in the media the post-flood situation isn't catastrophic for consumers. If you're looking for a bargain, the current picks are avocados and apples. The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is about to start, and we spoke to food-dude Danny McGinlay about his show this year.... plus his new must-eat food trend, the meat-za! We were also joined by Elbowskin who provided some live musicomedy. Finally we spoke to coffee guru Justin Metcalf about the recent rise in coffee prices, and also the phenomenon of the single-serve coffee capsules used by Nespresso and others. Idiot-proof quality espresso, or waste-generating 2nd rate coffee? Well... kinda both! |
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