Dazzling duo Catherine Britt and Lachlan Bryan have already made their mark on the Australian and international music scenes but now they are doing it together with their new project The Pleasures. Their debut album was released on Friday 4th August and then the next morning they were good enough to join us on the All New Saturday Ausmosis to
Read moreAustralian guitar virtuoso Lloyd Spiegel joined the All New Saturday Ausmosis on the 22nd July to chat about his about to be released album “Bakehouse Dozen” and the national tour he is about to embark upon. The album has charted a unique course (in similar vein to Spiegel’s band format over the past year or two) recorded live in the
Read moreCelebrated Melbourne musician Damon Smith was a brilliant guest on the All New Saturday Ausmosis program on the 15th of July and gave us a great glimpse into the making of his current work and his fine album “A Fresh Harvest From Old Seeds” and he even busted out the keys for a couple of great live tunes in the
Read moreThis week on Molly’s Blooming Hour, Molly’s studio guest was Rob Gell AM. He’s a geomorphologist and former TV weather presenter, with a passionate interest in environmental issues. Rob practices as a sustainability consultant. Have a listen to the podcast here.
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In this podcast, Alan Burrows, the director of Brighton Theatre Company’s next production FRACKED! Or Please Don’t Use the F-Word! is speaking with Colin Tyrus from A Newsman and His Music. FRACKED is a black comedy that deals with the issues arising from an energy company’s plans to drill for shale gas in the pretty village of Fenstock. More details:
Read moreIt’s commonly accepted that the history of our planet spans approximately 4.6 billion years. But how can we possibly imagine just how long that is? Tomorrow, Alli Harding will welcome a local host of Deep Time Walks, where you travel the years of the Earth’s history, at the rate of one million years per metre. Don’t worry: we’ll explain.
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