Stu Hunter and the Art of Listening
Listening is an undervalued skill in our world of speaking out. But according to Stu Hunter, acclaimed…
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Are whistleblowers being left in the dark?
From the Nauru Files to state-sponsored doping in the Russian Olympics team - the world's attention is focussed…
The 20th Anniversary of Shine: a chat with Director Scott Hicks
20 years ago, Shine, directed by Scott Hicks, graced our movie screens with its biographical portrayal of…
Ingredients Time Forgot: Sago
Food Historian Jacqui Newling is back and today Nic spoke to her about Sago, a palm…
Festival of Urbanism: Professor Peter Phibbs
What will our future Sydney look like? We know that driverless cars are more likely than…
Making the switch
Our phones can be so precious to us sometimes and the telcos know it. If you…
Ctrl+C Wikipedia Ctrl+V Policy
What are the chances of a politician plagiarising their policies from Wikipedia? Pauline Hanson's One Nation…
Eating History with Jacqui Newling – 12th Jul 2016
Jacqui Newlwing, Colonial Gastronomer and foood historian is back this wekk with more tasty morsels from…
NAIDOC Week: Jessie Lloyd & the Mission Songs Project
The second installment in the 2SER Breakfast NAIDOC Week 2016 special features award-winning musician and composer…
History of Eating: Between the Wars
Our gastronomer, Jacqui Newling returns this week with insights into our diets during the First World…
Festival of Dangerous Ideas Highlights
On the 3-4th September the Festival of Dangerous Ideas will return, with an expanded number of…
Brexit: what does Nigel Farage’s resignation mean?
The Brexit campaigners suffered another blow last night with one of the key figures Nigel Farage,…