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The Jane Austen Remedy with Dr Ruth Wilson
26.05.22
When Dr Ruth Wilson turned 70, she kept dreaming that she had lost her voice. In a determined effort to find it – and indeed herself – she left her Sydney life for a cottage in the Southern Highlands. To heal her ailing soul, she decided to reread the 6 novels of Jane Austen Her…

Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 62
24.05.22
This week on Breaking Waves, Geoff shows off his amazing baseball knowledge.…

Drive
A Biodiversity Stewardship Policy For Farmers
19.05.22
Dr Felicity Deane addresses the question: “The Morrison government wants farmers to profit from looking after the land – but will anyone want to pay?”…

Boiling Point
Got a 3D printer? Let’s make organs!
18.05.22
Australia is among the world leaders of successful organ transplants. However, nearly 2,000 people are on the transplant waiting list at any one time. There are just not enough organs and tissues for everyone who needs them. Wouldn’t it be handy if we could just make organs from scratch? Sounds crazy, but our guest is…

Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 61
17.05.22
Today on the program, Shai and Geoff discuss their dietary habits and are joined by special guest Anna Jahjah to discuss theatre, acting, and Shai’s uncle Gerry.…

Drive
Toxic Car Tyres
16.05.22
Could Australia’s aquatic life be harmed by a chemical found in car tyres?…

Boiling Point
Pint of Science 2022 in Sydney: How do animals deal with climate change?
16.05.22
Pint of Science brings scientists and non-scientists together and provides a platform for scientists to present their work in a jargon-free and easily accessible way. Pint of Science Australia is presented to you at 11 different locations around Australia this year. Grab a beer and listen to brilliant minds and how they are planning to…

Arts
THIS CULTURAL LIFE: THE EXHIBITIONISTS
15.05.22
A history of an institution could be dull, but not when it’s about the Art Gallery of New South Wales and written by Steven Miller, the gallery’s archivist – who writes with style, wit and great knowledge. The book’s title – The Exhibitionists – gives an intriguing idea of what might be inside! Arts Thursday’s…

Arts
THIS CULTURAL LIFE: PLIABLE PLANES
15.05.22
Textiles breaking the barriers of technology, form and material. On Arts Thursday 28 April 2022, Maisy Stapleton visited the exhibition Pliable Planes, a major exhibition of experimental textiles and fibre practices by leading Australian practitioners at the UNSW galleries. Maisy interviewed Co Curator of the show, Catherine Woolley and artist Kate Scardifield, who worked…

Arts
THIS CULTURAL LIFE – VOTE FOR ART
15.05.22
With the 22 federal elections to be held on 21 May 2022, arts voters might like to consider future support for the arts, when making their mind up about candidates and political parties and groups. Arts Thursday, with Maisy Stapleton spoke to Penelope Benton, the Executive Director of NAVA – the National Association for the…

My Home Life
My Home Life: Nick Wiley
14.05.22
Welcome to My Home Life with Stacey Leonie! In this podcast, Stacey interviews a variety of guests about their experiences making a home in Sydney’s vibrant property market. Want to catch the interviews even earlier? Tune in to My Home Life live on Eastside Radio, 5:30pm every Thursday! If you’re a renter, you’re probably familiar…

Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 60
10.05.22
Today on the program, Shai and Geoff discuss their dietary habits and are joined by special guest Anna Jahjah to discuss theatre, acting, and Shai’s uncle Gerry.…

Boiling Point
Understanding Invasive Species
09.05.22
Rats, pigeons, cockroaches and starlings, they all have in common to be extremely adaptable and resilient when it comes to adjusting to new environments. But how do they do it? Our guest strove to uncover the secrets in their genetic codes. And she got some answers. Cat and Anastasia chat with Kat Stuart, PhD candidate…

My Home Life
My Home Life: Theo Chambers
06.05.22
Welcome to My Home Life with Stacey Leonie! In this podcast, Stacey interviews a variety of guests about their experiences making a home in Sydney’s vibrant property market. Want to catch the interviews even earlier? Tune in to My Home Life live on Eastside Radio, 5:30pm every Thursday! The RBA recently announced its first cash…

Drive
The reason for Australia’s species extinction
04.05.22
The Australian government’s approval of land clearing is one of the reason for Australia’s high rate of species extinction. Dr Megan Evans explains how the government fails to protect our environment and threatened species like the koala.…

Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 59
03.05.22
This week on the show, Alex and Arabella interview Bridget, a Nigerian fashion designer living in Sydney.…

My Home Life
My Home Life: James Dunn
29.04.22
Welcome to My Home Life with Stacey Leonie! In this podcast, Stacey interviews a variety of guests about their experiences making a home in Sydney’s vibrant property market. Want to catch the interviews even earlier? Tune in to My Home Life live on Eastside Radio, 5:30pm every Thursday! Are we living in a two-speed property…

Breaking Waves
Breaking Waves: Episode 58
26.04.22
Alex and Arabella talk customer service experiences on this week’s episode of Breaking Waves.…

My Home Life
My Home Life: Antonio Mesiti on Rent
22.04.22
Welcome to My Home Life with Stacey Leonie! In this podcast, Stacey interviews a variety of guests about their experiences making a home in Sydney’s vibrant property market. Want to catch the interviews even earlier? Tune in to My Home Life live on Eastside Radio, 5:30pm every Thursday! Rents are higher than ever in Australia’s…

Boiling Point
Making Science into Comedy
20.04.22
Scientists are trying to communicate their research all the time to the general public, sometimes with great success, but sometimes the research can come across as difficult to understand, difficult to relate to, or difficult to convey its importance. But what if there was another way to not only communicate your research but also make…





