Why do dogs eat poo? Should we be concerned if our favourite mutt does this? David Barr talks to Dr Mia Cobb from the Animal Welfare Science Centre, University of Melbourne […]
Canine Coprophagia
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Australian Icon Grace Knight’s Sydney Show
Come see Australia’s Icon Grace Knight perform in Sydney this June! Blazing a trail on the music scene for four decades, chart-topping ARIA-award winning artist Grace Knight is one of the finest interpreters of popular music in Australia today. With her distinctive voice and magnetic stage presence, Knight first became known in the ’80s as […]
The Powerhouse Museum, Saved or Sacrificed?
Has the Powerhouse been saved? Or is it actually under demolition? On this episode of The Sydneyist podcast from January 2025 Elizabeth Farrelly is joined by museums specialist Kylie Winkworth with updates on the latest developments in this long-running Sydney cultural drama. […]
The Garden of Time, Samantha Ferris’s interview
In this episode, we revisit an interview from Arts Tuesday with curator Samantha Ferris about The Garden of Time, currently showing at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf. This touring exhibition brings together six artists Three from Australia and three from the Netherlands in a shimmering, cross-cultural conversation inspired by J.G. Ballard’s dystopian short story. As the world teeters on […]
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Interview with Dr Farid Zaid about Incel
The word incel has come to evoke a digital underworld of resentment, misogyny, and radicalisation. But it didn’t start that way. Once, it simply named the quiet pain of feeling unwanted. On Tuesday Drive, David Barr speaks with Dr Farid Zaid, senior lecturer in psychology at Monash University, to unpack the evolution of the incel […]
Jazz At The Lounge 2025: Celebrating Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
Get ready for a night of driving swing, soulful solos and hard bop brilliance as Jazz at The Lounge 2025 continues with a high-energy tribute to one of the greatest jazz ensembles of all time — Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers. Led by acclaimed Australian drummer Andrew Dickeson, this powerhouse quintet brings the fiery […]
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The Burt Bacharach Songbook starring Vivian Ross
Immerse yourself in the heartfelt tribute to legendary composer, Burt Bacharach. Regarded as the one of the most important and influential figures of 20th century popular music, this celebration of his legacy takes us through his compositions fronted by Las Vegas legends, Vivian Ross and EC Adams. Both having become two of the most sought after […]
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Leaving Sydney: What went wrong?
What happened to our cities? Why are young people leaving in droves? Can affordability be fixed? On this episode of The Sydneyist podcast Elizabeth Farrelly is joined by the erudite and articulate Dr Tim Williams to discuss the housing crisis, its causes and solutions. […]
Can Sydney learn from the Commonwealth?
On this episode of The Sydneyist podcast from December 2024 ‘Can Sydney learn from the Commonwealth?’, Elizabeth Farrelly spoke with Hugo Chan about what Sydney can learn from Global examples. Young Sydney architect Hugo Chan was recently elected Youth Representative to the Commonwealth Association of Architects. Hugo believes collaboration and shared learning amongst young architects […]
May’s must-see concerts at Lazybones Marrickville
You already know where it is. But for those still discovering: our must visit venue is in the heart of Marrickville. The Iconic Lazybones Lounge Restaurant & Bar with its eclectic decor is a restaurant and bar with a unique, relaxed atmosphere where people can meet, hang out, chat & listen to live music. This […]
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The Wrong Gods: Tradition, Power and the Price of Progress
What if even Gods themselves are losing control? What happens when power, belief, and identity collide in a world that no longer plays by the rules of the divine? The Wrong Gods is the latest production at Belvoir – where beliefs are wavering, identities explode and moral benchmarks blur in a society close to collapse. […]
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Toby Schmitz Discusses His New Book “The Empress Murders” On Arts Tuesday
In this podcast, Toby Schmitz joins Di Simmons & Suzi Whitehead to discuss his latest release, The Empress Murders. From writing award winning plays to appearing in numerous TV series, Schmitz is an exceptionally accomplished artist with plenty of experience under his belt. In his latest book, Schmitz offers readers a thrilling whodunnit mystery, with […]
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