Mon, 30 July 2012
In Darkness and Magic Mike are reviewed plus the team take a look at the 2012 Melbourne International Film Festival program. With Tara Judah, Josh Nelson and Thomas Caldwell. |
Mon, 30 July 2012
Hello! Welcome to this week's Breakfasters highlights podcast. Ginger Briggs is first up with her regular book reviews, this week - the Tom Wolfe classic 'The Right Stuff'.
Josh Earl, off to a gig in Bernie soon crosses off is ex-high school from his Bucket List.
Sean The Birdman Dooley takes your calls on his Squawk Back segment.
And Dr Chris McConville is in from Melbourne University to chat about the Melbourne Electorate.
Enjoy!
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Sun, 29 July 2012
We started off today's show discussing this week's rumours about The Age's Tuesday foody insert Epicure; Crikey have reported that planned changes would potentially reduce the local reporting and Victorian focus each week, and increase the number of stories shared with the Sydney Morning Herald. Check out #SaveEpicure on Twitter for more, and read Fairfax's response here. Next up we spoke to Ken Burgin from Profitable Hospitality about some high profile restaurant closures in Sydney over the last few months. Justin North's restaurants, including fine diner Becasse, are the latest to close due to their financial position. We chatted about high Sydney rents, the dangers of fixed costs when running a restaurant, and why financial pressures in the hospitality industry and treated differently than those in other industries. Joost Bakker and Danny Colls joined us in Studio 2 to discuss their new cafe, Silo by Joost. One of their core business principles is "zero waste" - all byproducts of running the cafe are re-used in some way. This has involved engagement with suppliers to come up with better ways to source ingredients, for example eschewing milk in cartons / bottles and using large quantity re-usable tins instead. Could we look forward to a day where cafes and restaurants proudly display a "no waste" symbol on their doors as part of a sustainable business strategy? We finished up today's show chatting to John at the Vic Market. |
Sun, 29 July 2012
Bron and John catch up with the latest news, including an update on the controversial supertrawler. Chris Smyth, Marine Campainer from the Australian Conservation Foundation comes in to talk Marine Parks, the Supertrawler, and the results of some new research. Jeff Maynard brings in a review of a movie about a BIG FISH. That's all he said. We're intrigued too. |
Sat, 28 July 2012
A searing investigation and/or general heckling from Larry and Stew about news services and current affairs shows plugging chips, bulk discounters, shops, their own crappy shows. Also it is revealed why women’s cricket leads inevitably to Biblical-style dire consequences, but on the other hand, there is no circumstance so tragic or annoying that it can’t be made cheerier by a lovely paella. Unremitting gibberish all the way.
CLASSIFICATION WARNING – Virtually no identifiable content whatsoever, other than occasional swearing, groin jokes and paella.
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Sat, 28 July 2012
Bird is the word in this edition. Digga and Laurel host Sean Dooley, RRR's own birdman, to discuus all matters avian and horticutural. They also give advice to callers and discuss their gardens. |
Thu, 26 July 2012
On Byte this week:
Interview: Ben Dechrai, Bar Camp Melbourne - runs 28-29 July 10am-5pm.
Interview: Ollie Campbell, Navy Design - user experience based web design for the web.
Presented by Vanessa Toholka, Warren Davies and Kent Humphries |
Wed, 25 July 2012
Contains a fairly full-length and remarkably rambly stroll down showbizness yesteryear lane for no readily apparent reason, with Stew proving conclusively there is no joke so old and done to death that he can’t find some new way of screwing it up. Also Larry and Stew come up with a particularly disreputable and unlikely notion for a new radio show, and it is suggested that the owners of small dogs not accept Bob Dylan as a guest at home, lest their canine mistake Bob for an old bone, pick him up, carry him all around the backyard and bury him. Basically, it’s a cluster, but a varied cluster.
CLASSIFICATION WARNING – Contains almost nothing clean in terms of either language or concepts. 98 per cent sense-free. |
Wed, 25 July 2012
REVIEW SHOW: ARM's Hamer Hall opens this week
new proposed planning changes by State Govt what came out of the Urbanized screening
cross to Christine and Rory at the Melbourne Launch of Formations, Venice Bienalle LOCK IT IN AUG 28th 7pm THE ARCHITECTS IN VENICE, the week after RADIOTHON LOCK IT IN AUG 28th7pm THE ARCHITECTS IN VENICE, the week after RADIOTHON EVENTS · Audio Architecture with the Office of Good Design, People can still purchase tickets to the talks components - audioarchitecture.com.au/talks Talks 1pm – 8pm Wednesday 25 July Arts Centre Melbourne, speakers include · “The Force of Law“- visiting lecture by Peter Macapia – RMIT, Friday July 27th, 6pm, Building 8, Level 1, Room 68 · Boyd Open Day – another series of great houses in Melb and Westcoast on 12.08.12 with Design discussion at Boyd House 06.08.12 · Architects for Peace presentation, Words@building50, SARAJEVO WARSCAPES: THE CITY AND THE POLITICS OF ETHNIC NATIONALISM, Mirjana Ristic, Thursday 26 July, 7.00pm, RMIT Building 50, Orr Street Carlton · ABC seriesDream Build is on Sunday nights at 8.15 pm after Grand Designs for next 8 weeks |
Tue, 24 July 2012
Zero G 882: Podern Cinema |
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