Triple R Podcasts

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Channel • 18 Shows

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Books

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News Commentary

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Politics

Politics

Updated 17/09/2024
Arts

Arts

Updated 06/02/2025
Society & Culture

Society & Culture

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Society & Culture

Society & Culture

Updated 06/02/2025
Society & Culture

Society & Culture

Updated weekly

20/11/2025

A closer look at Olivia Nuzzi

Jess and Charlie are going all in on American reporter, Olivia Nuzzi this week, in light of the media coverage of her new book, American Canto. They also discuss the lowering of the minimum age of criminal responsibility, and Sky News’ failings on TikTok.

20/11/2025

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44 min
02/06/2024

Restoring Eyesight, Stroke Survivor Recovery, Deciphering Thunderstorm Asthma, Butterflies in Rain

Dr Natalie Fini PhD, Senior Research Fellow, NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow Physiotherapy, University of Melbourne shares insights from her work which focuses on a tailored, targeted physical activity program co-designed with a team of stroke survivors and their dedicated carers; Kira Hughes, PhD Candidate from the NeuroAllergy Research Laboratory (NARL) at Deakin University, discusses her research on thunderstorm asthma, a complex phenomenon that affects many during storm seasons and her innovative efforts in developing advanced monitoring techniques for airborne allergens, including pollen and fungal spores; plus, in weekly science news, the team discuss eyesight recovery, Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano eruption and where butterflies go when it rains. With presenters Dr Shane, Dr Susi and Dr Linden.Program page: Einstein-A-Go-GoFacebook page: Einstein-A-Go-GoTwitter: Einstein-A-Go-Go

02/06/2024

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53 min
14/08/2024

Woo Woo by Ella Baxter

Mel speaks to the author of 'Woo Woo', a feminist thriller about making art, online performance, and voyeurism.

14/08/2024

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39 min
09/10/2016

Radio Marinara - 9 October 2016

We present our interview with 2016 Pulitzer Prize (Biography) winner William Finnegan - Bill's memoir A Barbarian Life documents his life as a surfer through the 1960s and 70s and through to the present day, as he travelled the world, hunting for great surf throughout the South Pacific, Asia, Africa, here in Australia and more. Now a well known investigative journalist for The New Yorker, Bill spoke with Bron and Dr Surf about A Barbarian Life, and how to this day he manages his double life of surfer and 'normal person' (whatever that is!)

09/10/2016

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39 min
19/04/2022

Journeying Through Deep Time To The Otherlands With Thomas Halliday

Scottish paleobiologist Dr Thomas Halliday joins Amy for an in-depth conversation about his debut book, Otherlands: A World in the Making. Thomas takes us on a journey into deep time and introduces us to the awe-inducing ecosystems, animals, plants, and places that existed – from Alaska during the Pleistocene (20,000 years ago) to Australia during the Ediacaran (550 million years ago). Thomas is an Honorary Research Fellow, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Birmingham. His PhD won the Linnean Society Medal for the best thesis in the biological sciences in the UK.

19/04/2022

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1h 3m
28/05/2015

SmartArts - 28 May 2015

In order of appearance: Melbourne International Jazz Festival Artistic Director Michael Tortoni http://melbournejazz.com/ La Mama Theatre Home Invasion Writer/Director Christopher Bryant http://lamama.com.au/Home-Invasion-program-online.pdf ACCA Read Only Artist Ryan Gander https://www.accaonline.org.au/exhibition/ryan-gander-read-only Shepparton Art Museum The Desktop Drawings - Artist Greg Creek http://www.sheppartonartmuseum.com.au/greg-creek-news.html Federation Square The Light in Winter Artist Chris Levine http://www.fedsquare.com/umbrellas/the-light-in-winter

28/05/2015

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1h 24m
04/08/2024

ChatGPT in Research, Bird Vitality and Stratospheric Warming

Join Dr. Graci as she delves into the innovative use of ChatGPT in research settings; Dr. Linden sheds light on the crucial role of carotenes in enhancing bird vitality; Dr. Ailie alerts us to the recent sudden stratospheric warming event and its potential impacts. In our weekly science news segment, the team explores fascinating topics such as brain-invading parasites, the mystery of paper cuts and the discovery of an entirely new type of wood. Tune in with presenters Dr. Shane, Dr. Ailie, Dr. Graci, and Dr. Linden for an engaging and informative episode.Program page: Einstein-A-Go-GoFacebook page: Einstein-A-Go-GoTwitter: Einstein-A-Go-Go

04/08/2024

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51 min
29/08/2019

SmartArts - 29 August 2019

This week on SmartArts Richard conducts three interviews 1. Richard talks to Matthew Stanton and Abigail Varney about their exhibition 23° and Rising which is showing at the Centre for Contemporary Photography 2. Richard talks to Anne Ekenes who is the CEO and Artistic Director of Panta Rei Danseteater regarding the works I Wish Her Welland Lullaby which are showing at Monash University’s Alexander Theatre 3. Richard talks to Fiona Sweet who is the creative director of the Ballarat Foto Biennale

29/08/2019

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39 min
25/03/2024

Into the Archives: Molly Manning Walker, Ivan Sen, and Simon Baker

This week on Primal Screen, join Flick Ford as we delve into our archives, bringing to the forefront some of the most engaging and thought-provoking conversations from 2023.Kicking things off, we take you back to our discussion with the talented Molly Manning Walker, a London-based cinematographer and filmmaker whose debut feature film, HOW TO HAVE SEX, captured audiences at its Australian premiere during last year's Melbourne International Film Festival. Recorded amidst the festival's buzz, this week's featured interview sheds light on the nuanced portrayal of consent and the intricate ways partying emerges as a pivotal rite of passage within the narrative. Since its heartfelt debut, HOW TO HAVE SEX has transitioned from festival screens to a general release in cinemas, now available for viewing at local cinemas across Melbourne. HOW TO HAVE SEX, Molly Manning Walker (2023) Continuing our journey through Primal Screen's memorable interviews, we look back to May 2023 to revisit a conversation that resonated deeply with our listeners. The spotlight falls on the esteemed director Ivan Sen alongside the acclaimed actor Simon Baker, as they delve into the heart of their film LIMBO. In this gripping narrative, detective Travis, portrayed by Baker, finds himself in a small town, haunted by the unsolved homicide of an Aboriginal woman. A story that intertwines mystery with poignant social commentary, LIMBO invites viewers into a reflective exploration of justice and community. LIMBO is currently available for streaming on ABC iview. LIMBO, Ivan Sen (2023) Join us this week on Primal Screen aswe revisit conversations that continue to resonate with the pulse of contemporary film discourse. Listen back to any of our previous episodes by following this link and be sure to follow us on the socials. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/primalscreenshow/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/primal_screen_show/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/primal_screen

25/03/2024

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45 min
24/09/2024

The Mission Live: Aboriginal Deaths in Custody & Police Brutality

Live from the RRR performance space discussing When Cops are Criminals, a new book (out now with Scrie) about the criminal behaviour of police officers, and a call for institutional reform. Host Daniel James is joined by the anthology's editor Aunty Veronica Gorrie, as well as police historian Amander Porter, and police misconduct lawyer Jeremy King, who both contributed to the book.

24/09/2024

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54 min

Talks and interviews from across the station.