Dr Rachel Yuen-Collingridge shares insights from her studies of papyrology including ideas about cultural receptions to new forms of knowledge communication technology in antiquity and thoughts on ethical approaches to studying Ancient History. Rachel is an associate lecturer with the Department of History and Archaeology at Macquarie University. Read More
UTS doctoral researcher Catherine Freyne was a guest on the Wide Open Air Exchange when nearing completion of a thesis titled: “The Family as Closet: Gay/Bisexual married men and their families in Sydney, 1970-2000″. Read More
Chris Farquharson shares insights from a lifelong interest in boating and most recently in his experience as a volunteer with the Sydney Heritage Fleet helping to restore and run heritage boats. Read More
Emma Bellamy shares what's involved in her crystal bed healing practice and the qualities that are ascribed to chakras in her wisdom tradition. This conversation was conducted in a spirit of agnostic curiosity and openness to learning about different world views and theologies. Read More
Natalie Clays experienced a vocational calling after quitting smoking and made a mid-career change from a high-paying corporate role to helping other people to quit smoking. Read More
Science and maths educator Selwyn Holland shares a lesson on physicist Albert Einstein and how his theories of relativity significantly changed our understanding of time and gravity. Read More
Melanie Junghans took up ocean swimming while recovering from a foot injury a few years ago and now she does charity ocean swim events with Can Too, a non-profit organisation raising money to fund early career cancer researchers. Mel swims regularly as part of an ocean swim community and enjoys the mindset of it and the variety of ocean creatures that she sees. Read More
Research by academics from Business Schools at UTS and Macquarie University found that Diversity and Inclusion programs in organisations may actually be perpetuating inequalities. Our guest Professor Alison Pullen is a Professor of Gender, Work and Organization at Macquarie University and a chief investigator in this ARC research project. Read More
An introduction to transborderism and how living at a borderland region is a formative experience specifically, in the thesis worked discussed, the perspectives of pupils and students who live at the Cali-Baja region of the Mexico-U.S. border. Read More
Michael Jones has been the 2SER Breakfast Film Reviewer since 1997 and in this chat he shares his approach to film reviewing, what kinds of movies he enjoys, and what it is about the cinema experience that appeals to him, as well as some formative experiences watching movies. Read More
Alex Carlton shares what it's like being a travel writer—a vocational speciality she's developed over the course of two decades working as a journalist. Read More
Joost Bakker is a zero-waste activist and innovator who is the subject of the documentary film 'Greenhouse by Joost' about his Future Food System: a project of designing and constructing a zero-waste building installed with a self-sustaining urban food system. Read More
This is where you're find the Radiothon special that was broadcast on Saturday 15th October 2022 Read More
This is where you'll find part of the Radiothon "Family Reunion" session featuring Robbie Buck Read More
12-year-old identical twins Jaimee Rose Lynne and Jesse May Lynne share what it's like being a twin, and their mum Ali Gunn provides insights as a parent of twins. Jaimee and Jesse help us to understand their special bond as well as the challenges of being compared to your twin. Read More
Lydia Ayame Hiraidē is a doctoral researcher studying environmentalism from a social justice perspective and thinking about what it means to move towards a Black feminist theory of ecology. Read More