On Tonight’s episode Alex and Kirsten sat down to talk about the power of naked mole rats and the future of space travel Naked mole rats? The new fountain of youth The fountain of eternal youth is harboured within the naked mole rat. An unusual place to find eternal youth. However, a naked mole […]
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Presented by Bronwyn Rennex On Arts Thursday this week I speak to Isobel Parker Philip, Curator of Photography at the Art Gallery of New South Wales about the Robert Mapplethorpe: the perfect medium. The exhibition celebrates one of the most renowned photographers of the 20th century, an artist who understood the medium’s ability to alter […]
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The ABC has set aside a $1Million fund to help produce and promote podcasting in Australia thereby setting it up as a media force that is expanding rapidly. This is why every business owner should be focussing marketing dollars and time in this area. If you are an expert in your field and want to […]
This weekly community billboard is proudly sponsored by the City of Sydney’s Plan for the future – Sydney 2030 – making our city more green, global and connected. […]
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Finding Your Feet Exclusive Eastside Screening Reviewed by John Brewer Eastside Radio 89.7 FM hosted its Supporters on Monday night 29 January 2018 to a free viewing of the new movie ‘Finding Your Feet’ at the Chauvel Theatre (owned by Palace Cinemas) in Paddington and a glass of wine. ‘Finding Your Feet’ is a heartwarming comedy-drama […]
Pianist, composer and educator Andrea Keller has won just about every jazz award available in Australia. She has won three ARIA Awards, five Australian Jazz ‘Bell’ Awards, two Art Music Awards, an APRA Professional Development Award, and fellowships from the Freedman Foundation and the Australia Council. She has performed in every format from solo piano […]
SIMA’s Summer Jazz is excited to announce coming Saturday, February 17th, three of Melbourne’s finest young jazz musicians along with Laurence Pike will be at Foundry 616 for a great night of jazz music! Laurence Pike – 8 p.m. One of the most creative drummers of his generation, Laurence Pike is best known for his duo albums […]
WORD IN HAND REVIEW – Tuesday 6th February at The Red Rattler Theatre by Lauren O’Machel Located in Marrickville, The Red Rattler might not be your typical theatre, but it holds the power and spirit of any other large theatre you may have experienced. In an intimate setting, The Red Rattler held their monthly event ‘Word […]
At 10:40 am, Laila Ellmoos continues with Part 3 of Historic Events and How We Mark Them and this week we look at NAIDOC Week. At 11:00 am, my special guest is Jackie Dunn, curator at AGNSW, to talk about the impossibly beautiful Lady and the Unicorn tapestries, just opened at the gallery. Learn about […]
The Short and Sweet festival – ‘the biggest little play festival in the world’ is back for its 17th year in Sydney. Short+Sweet 2018 features 130 plays across 8 weeks, with 2 new programmes every week. The different programs feature new writers, directors and a totally new cast. Among the plays showing nightly this week […]
Sugar and spice and all things nice – Tim discussed artificial sweeteners and tooth decay Unfortunately for the sugar addict, sugar is seen as the ‘enemy’ of health. Forcing us to use alternatives to score our sugar high. Artificial sweeteners are a common aid in having your sweet and eating it too. If sugar […]
This Arts Thursday on 8 February with Maisy Stapleton introduces an artist and a philanthropist. WHAT’S ON TODAY’S PROGRAM: Every year, Stanley Street Gallery in Darlinghurst presents an exhibition – Introducing – focussing on new, early career artists – “artists to keep an eye on”. This year three artists are […]
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