Mon, 31 October 2011
Drive, Midnight in Paris and The Fall (DVD) are reviewed, plus the team debate if it is always necessary to see films in the cinema. With Tara Judah, Josh Nelson and Thomas Caldwell. |
Sun, 30 October 2011
In a continuing series on therapies, the team and two very special guests discuss why talking works. Also...is violence in our society on the decline? |
Sun, 30 October 2011
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Fri, 28 October 2011
This week on the Breakfasters… |
Thu, 27 October 2011
Stew says Slayer are bigger than the Rolling Stones and Larry suggests that, somewhere in the world, Mick Jagger has just fallen off his wallet because he’s laughing so hard. Stew reveals that he’s mapped out his drinking days clear through to the Meredith music festival, and Leapster suggests they wouldn’t be that much of a challenge to map, because it’s probably every day. Tiring of lists in various media of all-time greats and bests in various fields, Stew and Larry present their inaugural induction ceremony of the Hall of the Occasional Adequate. Plus Stew pantomimes unsuccessfully on air, sets the new world nose-picking record, and petitions Australian Football League chief executive Andrew Demetriou for a free set of acrylic teeth.
CLASSIFICATION WARNING – May contain casual swearing, extremely casual thinking, and semi-formal groin and toilet references. Also if you’re revolted by nose-picking, you might want to sit this one out. |
Wed, 26 October 2011
On Byte tonight, we farewell Lisp and AI instigator John McCarthy, Tyson Lundbech tells us about Melbourne Start Up Weekend, plus we discuss plenty of social media goings on. Presented by Kent Humphries, Warren Davies and Vanessa Toholka. http://profiles.google.com/byteintoit |
Wed, 26 October 2011
Zero G 843: HIGH SCHOOL OF THE PODS |
Tue, 25 October 2011
On this weeks show Dr Shane is joined by Dr Krystal, Dr Adam and even Dr Alicia. Topics for the week include new research that debunks the link between mobile phone use and cancer, the shifting IQs of adolescents, the strange digestion habits of Pandas, and whether Schwann cells may be capable of restoring nervous system function. Also in the studio this week is astrophysicist Professor Rachel Webster, from the University of Melbourne. Her research harnesses the effects of gravitational microlensing, to look up into the sky and search for objects located far far away from earth. All this and more on another packed episode.
Direct download: Einstein_A_Go_Go_-_23_October_2011.mp3
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Tue, 25 October 2011
Jane-Frances Kelly from the Grattan Institute Ian Milliss on the Yeoman's Project as part of 'Power to the People' at ACCA |
Mon, 24 October 2011
Autoluminescent: Rowland S Howard, Contagion and Hellraiser (DVD) are reviewed plus the team discuss 1980s horror icons. They are also frequently distracted by how great Matt Damon is. With Thomas Caldwell, Josh Nelson and Tara Judah. |
