Dialogues Dialogues

Joe and Dan continue their chat and get deep into the philosophy and psychology of music.

The episode (and series) ends with one of Dan's own songs, 'JPN.'

Thank you for listening everybody - it's been a great ride.

Dan Wornham plays Joe a deftly curated and delicious selection of modern songs - each one embracing powerful storytelling traditions of old.

Including one of Dan's own numbers - 'D Romance.'

As well as:
My God Has A Telephone - The Flying Stars of Brooklyn NY
Sadeness - Enigma
So Soldier - #1 Dads
Natural Blue - Julie Byrne

In this episode:

Supermarionation. Chroma Key. Gianni's Uber Challenge. Amy's experimental project. Ethically sourced nudity. Dodgy housemate experiences. You can't anonymise meth. A $15 tip. Do you translate well digitally? Living on campus. Living in a storage unit. Crunchy Town. Everything you know will turn to dust.

When you look at the night sky, what is it you're actually seeing?

Joe speaks to Tim Young to find out, and things get very cosmic, fast.

Tim is an astrophysicist and science communicator hailing from Perth, Australia. You can check out his podcast here @pressxtoscience and here facebook.com/pressxtoscience/

Joe is joined by brothers Gianni and Matteo Mazzella for this year's special Radiothon edition.

Herein: The genesis of The Uber Challenge! It's suspenseful, socially daring stuff, but will our hosts succeed? Also, lots of whimsical wittering of the finest grade. Do keep your screen-gazers peeled for future eps with The Brothers Mazzella.

Joe talks to Shakti Nambiar (lawyer and futurology hobbyist) about the future of humanity. Navel gazing at its finest.