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Breaking Waves
breaking waves: episode 73
08.08.22
As a flip side of the previous “pain episode”, John and Riley tell us their thoughts on the subject “pleasure ” It’s normal to seek pleasure in this world. But it’s possible to get too much of a good thing. Indulge yourself and tune in! […] Read More… from breaking waves: episode 73
Boiling Point
Solar Energy = Good Energy
03.08.22
Reneweable energy can make a difference in todays changing climate. Moving from environmentally damaging energy sources to ones that use the environment for more sustainable energy sources is key. But how do we do this? In this weeks episode your hosts Chon and Anastasia will be chatting to Akasha Kaleem a PhD student at UNSW […] Read More… from Solar Energy = Good Energy
Breaking Waves
breaking waves: episode 71
03.08.22
In this scintillating ep of Breaking Waves (‘a show for the Waking Brave’) Shai & Geoff banter about what each other has been up to, and as usual end up traversing tangents, dead ends and autobahns that would see less experienced radio professionals skid out of control into a convoy of oncoming trucks. But – […] Read More… from breaking waves: episode 71
Breaking Waves
breaking waves: episode 72
02.08.22
John and Riley return with an episode all about pain! Physical, emotional & spiritual. We hope it won’t be too painful for the listeners! […] Read More… from breaking waves: episode 72
Boiling Point
Varroa mite vs feral honey bees – Boiling Point Science interviews Associate Professor Patrick O’Connor
30.07.22
This week on Boiling Point Science, Tim and Chantelle interview Associate Professor Patrick O’Connor from the University of Adelaide to discuss his recent article exploring the role varroa mite could play in managing feral honey bees, and help Australia’s environment Following the detection of varroa mites in sentinel hives in NSW, an emergency response is […] Read More… from Varroa mite vs feral honey bees – Boiling Point Science interviews Associate Professor Patrick O’Connor
Boiling Point
How we can support women in STEM
20.07.22
Academia is hard, no doubt about it. But there are things that are out of your control that can make that journey even harder. We’ve spoken on Boiling Point about 1st generation academics, struggles of university, whether to do a PhD, and so much more! Today let’s look at another perspective. Today Anastasia is sitting […] Read More… from How we can support women in STEM
Breaking Waves
breaking waves: episode 69
19.07.22
In this riveting, gobsmacking and also pretty good ep of Breaking Waves, Shai and Geoff realise that the problems of the world are insoluble and so console themselves and their listenership with their own personal insolubles. Does anything get solved? Listen and find out!! (ok, no. Nothing gets solved. Though Shai is happy to be […] Read More… from breaking waves: episode 69
Boiling Point
Shark nets kill – Help to ban shark nets!
14.07.22
The NSW government introduced shark nets to Sydney’s beaches in 1937. They promised to protect swimmers and surfers from shark attacks. But that’s not what shark nets do. In fact, they are a serious case of false labelling. They don’t protect people. Instead, they entangle and kill sharks and other marine species like dolphins, whales […] Read More… from Shark nets kill – Help to ban shark nets!
Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 68
12.07.22
In today’s episode, Alex Hely prepares you for your next job interview. Whether it’s your first or your third, Alex has got you covered with a list of the most commonly-asked interview questions, and answers, that will help you get to the top of the pile! Listen on for tips on job interview prep, your […] Read More… from Breaking Waves: Episode 68
Turning Points
Turning Points Episode 2 Richard Tombs
11.07.22
Richard Tombs is not defined by his injury. From his wheelchair he keeps rolling on with an attitude which is exemplary. The former professional Wallaby rugby player shares the twists and turns of his life and shares with us insights into more than footy. Military sacrifice, charity, family and more are enlightened by Richard’s plain […] Read More… from Turning Points Episode 2 Richard Tombs
Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 67
05.07.22
Alex and Arabella discuss proven tips and strategies on how to have a healthier lifestyle; specifically, how to kick-start your fitness journey. They also take a look at things everyone does daily which can increase your stress levels – without you knowing! […] Read More… from Breaking Waves: Episode 67
Drive
Fall In Love With Slugs And Snails This Week
01.07.22
Dr Bethaney Turner explains the lives of slugs and snails and their key role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem so that we can start to love these gastropods. […] Read More… from Fall In Love With Slugs And Snails This Week
Drive
Australia’s Energy Crisis Explained
30.06.22
Tony Wood from the Grattan Institute outlines the events that have led to Australia’s energy crisis. […] Read More… from Australia’s Energy Crisis Explained
Boiling Point
Poopy Parasites
30.06.22
What can we learn from looking at poopy parasites? That is poops of wild animals. We ask our Ass Pro: Michelle Power! Michelle Power is an Associate Professor at Macquarie university, AND she’s a comedian. Listen in as Anastasia and Caitlin chat all things poop, feces, and guano in this weeks episode. Find Michelle […] Read More… from Poopy Parasites
Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 66
28.06.22
This week on Breaking Waves, Alex interviewed producer Ruth Hessey! Ruth has had an incredibly successful career, from being Sydney Morning Herald’s feature writer to being head-hunted by Vogue! […] Read More… from Breaking Waves: Episode 66
Drive
Our World Under The Microscope
25.06.22
Explore the world of lichens and mosses, which play a vital role in their ecosystem and stabilise the whole environment. […] Read More… from Our World Under The Microscope
Drive
La Niña Could Be Here To Stay
24.06.22
Climate change is slowing down the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation that brings warm water from the tropics up to the North Atlantic. Dr Matthew England explains what a collapse of this conveyor belt of ocean currents could mean for the world’s climate and our oceans. […] Read More… from La Niña Could Be Here To Stay
Boiling Point
Psychedelics – a new era in mental health treatment?
24.06.22
46 percent of Australians experience a mental health disorder in their lives. One eighth of Australians are on anti-depressants. And 8 Australians take their own lives every day. You can tell, the mental health situation in this country is dire. However, you might have heard of a potential light at the end of the tunnel. […] Read More… from Psychedelics – a new era in mental health treatment?
Words on Wednesday
Dancing with the Enemy with Diane Armstrong
24.06.22
Diane’s latest book is set in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands occupied by the Nazis during World War II and alternates in time between those dark days and the present. Diane talks about the inspiration for the novel and her research, including her trips to Jersey. […] Read More… from Dancing with the Enemy with Diane Armstrong
Boiling Point
PhDo or PhDont?
23.06.22
Why do people choose to do a PhD? Is a PhD right for you? Is it best to go from Honours to PhD, without having done a masters? Listen to four different perspectives today and decide PhDo or PhDont? Welcome to Boiling Point. This week Anastasia is joined by three PhD students: Caitlin Creak, Jess […] Read More… from PhDo or PhDont?