Triple R Podcasts

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Kanal • 18 Sendungen

Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

Wöchentlich
Politik

Politik

17.09.2024
Bücher

Bücher

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Filmrezensionen

Filmrezensionen

Wöchentlich
Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

Wöchentlich
Medizin

Medizin

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Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

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23.03.2025

Aunty Janty Blair on her standup show 6 Deadly Decades with Aunty Janty and Dr Lilly Brown of Magabala Books

On this episode of Indigenuity host Krystal De Napoli is joined by two special guests: Gumbaynggirr woman and the CEO of Magabala Books Dr Lilly Brown, who speaks about Australia’s increasing appetite for First Nations Children’s Books and the rerelease of Young Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe, as well as Butchulla, Mununjali and Woppaburra comedian Aunty Janty Blair, who talks about being one of the Stand Up! Grant recipients and her upcoming show 6 Deadly Decades with Aunty Janty for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. With presenter Krystal De Napoli

23.03.2025

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24 Min.
25.09.2018

Uncommon Sense - 25 September 2018 - Anne Manne

Philosopher Anne Manne came in to talk about mothers and the quest for social justice. Anne argues for a 'universal caregiver' regime as opposed to the current 'universal breadwinner' regime that expects productive citizens to be in full-time paid work and devalues unpaid caring work. Anne's chapter is in the new multi-author book,Dangerous Ideas About Mothers.

25.09.2018

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34 Min.
19.02.2019

Uncommon Sense - 19 February 2019 - Marilyn Waring

New Zealand politician, economist and feminist legend Marilyn Waring talks about the limits of GDP as a useful economic measure in her latest book,Still Counting: Wellbeing, Womens Work and Policy-making.

19.02.2019

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37 Min.
27.08.2024

Literati Glitterati August Salon: 'Enter Ghost' by Isabella Hammad

The monthly Literati Glitterati Salon returns to discuss 'Enter Ghost' by Isabella Hammad, a novel about a Palestinian production of Hamlet. Mel Fulton speaks to novalist Nevo Zisin, illustrator Sofia Sabbagh, and editor Tess Cullity on how the book portrays the power of Palestinian theatre, and the complexity of a book released just months before last October when Palestine was changed drastically by increasing violent conflict and opression from Israeli settlers and IDF forces.

27.08.2024

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52 Min.
01.11.2023

Kiwat Kennell & It's a Mob Thing

Musician and RRR presenter of The Exchange, Kiwat Kennell, joins Guest Host Leah Avene to discuss the It's a Mob Thing festival, a community-led music festival supporting local First Nations communities and artists. The pair also discuss the emerging musical talent being supported by the Archie Roach Foundation and other community leaders.

01.11.2023

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23 Min.
22.05.2017

Plato's Cave - 22 May 2017

After the Storm, John Wick: Chapter 2 and Rashomon were discussed. With Thomas Caldwell, Cerise Howard, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Emma Westwood.

22.05.2017

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38 Min.
17.05.2023

Bora Chung & Debris Magazine

Mel is joined in the studio by Bora Chung, author of the Booker International Prize-shortlisted Cursed Bunny. They talk about trusting your translator, thinking and writing in different languages, and the freedom of writing without genre. Plus, John Tjhia shares the latest issue of Debris Magazine – and the tension in its theme The Urge to Know.

17.05.2023

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30 Min.
19.05.2024

Eating disorders, malaria causing parasites and infectious diseases

Dr Shane is joined in the studio by regular co-hosts Chris KP and Dr Ray, sharing their science news of the week. This week’s guests are Gabriel Lubieniecki, a PhD candidate in the Body Image and Eating Disorders Research Group at Monash University, focussing on the critical role healthcare workers play in the treatment and management of eating disorders. The second guest is Dr Niall Geoghegan, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Dynamic Imaging at WEHI, researching how the malaria causing parasite, Plasmodium, invades red blood cells and initiates the symptomatic stage of disease, and Dr Natalia Sampan from the Centre for Innate Immunity and Infectious Diseases at the Hudsons Institute, talking about how our cells detect that they have been infected, and how they fight back.Remember, “science is everywhere”, including:Program page: Einstein-A-Go-GoFacebook page: Einstein-A-Go-GoTwitter: Einstein-A-Go-Go

19.05.2024

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52 Min.
18.03.2024

Episode 1484: Podslayer

Rob and Megan discuss takeaways from the new South Korean's comedy mystery TV series "Chicken Nugget" (NETFLIX) and fantasy movie "Damsel". (NETFLIX)

18.03.2024

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45 Min.
28.07.2024

Kids vs alcohol free drinks, Ozempic abuse control, social skills in medicine and how to cope with burn-out

Panel Beater, Dr. Sharma and Dr Living question alcohol-free drinks and its potential gateway influence on children. The team also discuss regulation in Ozempic, whether social skills should be assessed for doctors, and the impact of burn-out on medical students.

28.07.2024

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49 Min.

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