Best Crash Theatre Podcasts (2024)

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Culture Crash: Our Favorites Films Playing In Theatres Right Now 3:01

6d ago3:01

3:01

We highlight three of our favorite movies now in theatres. Learn More: https://viewpointsradio.org/culture-crash-our-favorites-films-playing-in-theatres-right-now Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy AURN

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Emilia reviews a stylish Japanese eatery in Collingwood 6:00

2m ago6:00

6:00

Emilia heads out to Collingwood for this week's review. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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BONUS: Milking an Injury, Electric Shocks & Asking for the Belt 25:26

24m ago25:26

25:26

A brilliant piece or correspondence from listener Linda leads the path of today's Bonus Baw. We're chatting milking injuries, childhood trauma, sibling rivalry, and more. Make sure you subscribe and leave a 5 star review! If you'd like to share the times you've been a resourceful rascal, or want to get in touch, send an email to Hello@RestlessNativ…

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Ross Stevenson & Russel Howcroft Highlights, August 16th, 2024 1:32:55

1h ago1:32:55

1:32:55

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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'I'm the Raygun of poetry': James Colley 7:48

1h ago7:48

7:48

This poetry month, RN Breakfast is sharing a brand new poem every Friday, commissioned by Red Room Poetry. Television comedy writer, producer and author James Colley is new to the world of poetry, describing himself as the "Raygun" of the discipline. He joined RN Breakfast for a special live reading of his poem 'This Is Not A Poem' . Guest: James C…

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A blueprint for a consistent lunar timezone - Science and brainteaser with Dr Jonathan Webb 8:52

2h ago8:52

8:52

As lunar missions become increasingly frequent, the absence of a standard time zone on the moon poses logistical challenges. But this week in The Astronomical Journal, US researchers laid out the first thorough blueprint for establishing a consistent lunar time zone. Guest: Dr Jonathan Webb, ABC Science Editor Brainteaser (answer in the audio): Jup…

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David Baddiel ponders the male gaze 18:44

1h ago18:44

18:44

For decades David Baddiel has made audiences laugh, listen and even ponder some of life's big questions. Why do some believe in God, is anti-semitism racism, and is football ever coming home for the English men's team?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Varroa mite found in Vic during peak pollination for almonds 4:28

2h ago4:28

4:28

Beekeepers are being urged to monitor their hives after Varroa mite was detected in Victoria's north-west. The bee killing parasite has been found near Mildura, where thousands of hives have been transported to pollinate almond trees.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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First case of deadly mpox strain found in Sweden 4:43

2h ago4:43

4:43

The first case of the more deadly strain of the mpox virus has been confirmed in Sweden, it's the first case to have been detected outside of Africa. The new strain was detected in Sweden, in someone who had recently been in a region of Africa. It follows the World Health Organisation declaring the outbreak a global health emergency. Guest:Dr Rosam…

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Divide on Gaza visas and pressure over gambling reform - Politics with David Speers and Samantha Maiden 10:18

1h ago10:18

10:18

This political divide over accepting Palestinians fleeing Gaza has seen the Coalition at odd with ASIO. And pressure is mounting on Labor to go further than they are expected to on gambling reform. So, what's playing into the decision? Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and ABC Political lead and host of Insiders on ABC TV David Speer…

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'A start': Landmark report on murdered Indigenous women 13:00

1h ago13:00

13:00

After two years of hearings featuring 87 submissions, the Senate inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and children has handed down its findings. The long awaited report has been met with criticism, Greens Senator Dorinda Cox says while "it's a start" the recommendations could have been "much more ambitious". The Senator says the bi…

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Neurodivergence and representation in theatre 7:09

3h ago7:09

7:09

Mark Haddon's best-selling novel - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime - took the literary world by storm when it was first published in 2003. Daniel R Nixon is an actor who plays Christopher in the latest Belvoir production of the story. The neurodivergent actor spoke to RN Breakfast about the importance of representation in theatre. …

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Opposition slams Govt 'delay' on Rex support 7:43

1h ago7:43

7:43

The Federal Government will guarantee all regional flight bookings for customers of Rex during its administration process over the next month. Shadow Transport and Regional Development Minister, Bridget McKenzie says the Government has moved "too late" - and confidence and bookings on Rex have fallen "across the board." Guest:Bridget McKenzie, Shad…

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VRC explains why they've cancelled the Melbourne Cup parade again 4:11

16m ago4:11

4:11

Neil Wilson joined Ross and Russ. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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Australia lags world on human tissue laws 5:39

1h ago5:39

5:39

Yesterday the government announced the establishment of an Australian Law Reform Commission inquiry into human tissue laws, to determine whether legislative reform is required to harmonise laws across the nation, given the laws have not been comprehensively reviewed in nearly 50 years. But transplant clinicians say donor recipients are on long wait…

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Ts and Cs may prevent Disney lawsuit 10:12

1h ago10:12

10:12

Most people have agreed to terms and conditions without properly reading them, companies know this and according to legal experts are trying to slip more and more clauses into those Ts and Cs that consumers are not aware of. And this is playing out in Florida case, where a family of a woman who died after an allergic reaction to food she ate at Dis…

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Albert Park restaurant targeted overnight in suspicious attack 1:27

11m ago1:27

1:27

Madelaine Burke joined Ross and Russ from the scene. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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China's Antarctica presence raises concern 6:05

1h ago6:05

6:05

Australians have been exploring Antarctica since 1954, sharing the area with over 50 other country signatories to the Antarctic Treaty. The treaty ensures Antarctica is used for peaceful purposes, but China's activities on the frozen continent are raising questions about the region's security. Guest: Dr Elizabeth Buchanan, Senior fellow at the Aust…

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THE POGUES with Dermie and Andy Rule's new Podcast 51:05

15h ago51:05

51:05

Ross Stevenson hears some great stories about The Pogues and Irish culture from a Hawthorn Champion (and yes they talk the Hawks chances in 2024). And chats horse racing with his great mate. GUESTS: Dermott Brereton, AFL Legend and Fox Footy Commentator Andy Rule, Crime Journalist, Author and Podcaster What are you recommending? EMAIL: rossrecommen…

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Once Shy Twice Bitten, Domino Theory Revisited, The Ascent of Musk 53:00

2h ago53:00

53:00

Kamala Harris is ahead in six key swing states - according to several major polls. All of which are categorically wrong. Could the ghost of the Shy Trumper be about to smite the Dems for the third election running? And why are the usual media suspects pretending it isn’t a thing, never has been, never could be? Meanwhile, in Malaysia and Indonesia,…

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Peter Ford speaks on the 'interesting twist' at the upcoming Logies 2:54

13m ago2:54

2:54

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford has spoken on 3AW Breakfast about the "interesting twist" in relation to this Sunday's Logie awards. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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More than 250 parents, teachers and students rally behind lollipop man after local council snub 3:23

13m ago3:23

3:23

The story broke on the Rumour File yesterday morning, and has caused much outrage in the community since. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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Ross Stevenson & Russel Howcroft Highlights, August 15th, 2024 1:31:38

1d ago1:31:38

1:31:38

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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How can we reverse light pollution? 4:40

3h ago4:40

4:40

The Milky Way - that awe-inspiring galaxy of stars that spirals across the night sky and has captivated humans for centuries - is no longer visible to a third of the world's population. That's because of light pollution and tonight on RN there is a special event to connect listeners from around the country and look to the stars together. Guest:Dr T…

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'I'm here': Tash Sultana returns to home stage, begins philanthropic passion 12:29

1d ago12:29

12:29

Tash Sultana hasn't headline a show in Australia since 2019. Now, the singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer is headlining 'Live at the Gardens' in their hometown. Featuring: Tash SultanaBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Books to get you out of your reading slump - with Claire Nichols 4:13

2h ago4:13

4:13

Guest: Claire Nichols, host of The Book ShowBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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CBA reports $9.8bn profit, as households struggle 12:03

1h ago12:03

12:03

Amid the cost of living crisis, the Commonwealth Bank announced a profit of $9.8 billion dollars yesterday – down slightly on last financial year's record results. CBA CEO Matt Comyn says bringing inflation down is everyone's main priority and the bank recognises it's a "difficult time" for many Australians. Guest: Matt Comyn, Commonwealth Bank CEO…

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'Not a political person': Why this Gaza doctor fled 9:16

1h ago9:16

9:16

Palestinians who have fled to Australia are pleading with the Federal Government to ignore the Opposition's calls for a total ban on visa applications from the region, over national security concerns. Dr. Mona Kaskeen is a neurosurgeon from Palestine, she moved to Australia with her family in March on a visitor visa. She told RN Breakfast like many…

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Shock court decision removes Thai PM 5:26

1d ago5:26

5:26

Politics in Thailand descended into further chaos with the country's constitutional court dismissing the Prime Minister. Last week, the very same court dissolved the hugely popular main opposition party. Featured: Pavin Chachavalpongpun, Thai scholar living in exile in Japan Reporter: Luke Siddham Dundon…

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Labor 'caved' to gambling lobby: Greens 8:52

1h ago8:52

8:52

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says there could be "unintended consequences" if a complete ban on gambling advertising is legislated. The government has been under pressure to enact a blanket ban, as recommended by a parliamentary inquiry, but its proposal is expected to fall short of that. Guest: Senator Sarah Hanson-Young, Greens Communications …

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Gaza visas a 'sticking point' between major parties - Politics with Charles Croucher 3:25

2h ago3:25

3:25

Opposition leader Peter Dutton says people fleeing Gaza should not be let into Australia. What are the political ramifications of his comments, which have been backed by his party who are calling for a "temporary pause"? The Chief Political Editor for 9News Charles Croucher joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. …

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Sam Pang's funny interview with Ross and Russ as he prepares to host his second Logies! 7:50

5m ago7:50

7:50

Comedian Sam Pang is preparing to host the Logies for the second straight year, joining Ross and Russ in the studio to discuss the upcoming weekend, as well as Carlton's recent form being a Blues tragic! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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Labor close to passing CMFEU legislation 11:38

10h ago11:38

11:38

Labor is close to securing a deal with the Coalition on its legislation to force the CFMEU into administration. Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt told RN Breakfast "there's no time for delay", and says despite some concessions the Government won't agree to, they believe they're close to a deal with the Coalition. Guest: Murray Watt, Workplac…

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'Temporary pause': Opposition calls for Gaza visa suspension 7:17

5h ago7:17

7:17

Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson has backed in the Opposition Leader's calls that Palestinians fleeing Gaza should not be granted entry to Australia, due to national security concerns. Paterson says there should be a "temporary pause" until the Government can convince the Opposition and the Australian people that the security checks are …

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Mushrooms sent to astronauts stranded in space 5:56

1h ago5:56

5:56

Two astronauts remain stranded on the International Space Station. Australian researchers have been in touch with two astronauts stranded in space 400 kilometres from earth. They've used the opportunity to launch a project called 'mission mushroom' – to find out how the humble fungi grows in zero-gravity conditions. Guest: Sara Webb, astrophysicist…

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'Demoralising': Push for better First Nations education support 9:52

1h ago9:52

9:52

NAPLAN results have shown educational disadvantage remains entrenched across Australia, with one third of Indigenous students categorised as "needing additional support" -- and nearly 90 per cent of students in remote communities are failing to reach minimum standards. Dyonne Anderson, CEO, Stronger Smarter Institute told RN Breakfast it's "not a l…

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Service station attendant left shaken after nasty armed robbery in Melbourne's west 0:39

14m ago0:39

0:39

Victoria Police Senior Sergeant Julie-Anne Newman had the details on the incident, which occurred last night. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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Real origins of Stonehenge revealed 6:09

2h ago6:09

6:09

Stonehenge has mystified people for centuries, but it was largely agreed the Altar Stone - one of the biggest rocks in the prehistoric structure - had originally come from Wales. But now - with the help of Australian researchers - scientists have discovered it actually hails from Scotland, and may have been transported by sea - not land. Guest:Anth…

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WHO declares Mpox global health emergency 8:06

2h ago8:06

8:06

The World Health Organisation has declared the Mpox outbreak a global public health emergency. Experts say that a new strain of the virus is spreading and no vaccines yet available. There have been significant Mpox outbreaks in Congo and elsewhere in Africa with cases confirmed among children and adults in more than a dozen countries. Guest:Dr Jean…

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Culture Crash: Why Presumed Innocent Is Our Thriller Series Pick Of The Summer 2:48

4h ago2:48

2:48

In our eyes, you can never go wrong when Jake Gyllenhaal is the lead in a show or film. But in all seriousness, we cover why you shouldn’t miss the limited series, “Presumed Innocent” now streaming on Apple TV+. Learn More: https://viewpointsradio.org/culture-crash-why-presumed-innocent-is-our-thriller-series-pick-of-the-summer Learn more about you…

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Viewpoints Explained: Protein Bars To Peanut Butter: Figuring Out What Counts As Ultraprocessed Foods 2:29

4h ago2:29

2:29

Research has shown that a diet full of ultra processed foods is linked to higher rates of cognitive decline and stroke, among other health issues. We cover how you can spot these items and swap them out for healthier options. Learn More: https://viewpointsradio.org/viewpoints-explained-protein-bars-to-peanut-butter-figuring-out-what-counts-as-ultra…

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MRIs, a Drink with Simon Cowell & Face Waxing 51:43

2h ago51:43

51:43

It's a proper blether this week with Gordon and Martin in studio in London chatting MRIs, what to do once you're deed, the power of fame back in the day, Simon Cowell, tan injections, face waxing, phone addictions and giving up drinking. Make sure you subscribe and leave a 5 star review! If you'd like to share the times you've been a resourceful ra…

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Ross Stevenson & Russel Howcroft Highlights, August 14th, 2024 1:29:33

12m ago1:29:33

1:29:33

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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Melbourne cancels e-Scooter hire contracts 6:52

3h ago6:52

6:52

e-Scooters have polarised residents around the world and last night the City of Melbourne voted to cancel contracts with its two major hire companies Lime and Neuron. It comes after months of frustration around the use of e-scooters, with Victoria Police fining almost two-thousand riders this year, for failing to use a helmet, riding on footpaths o…

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Youth mental health an international crisis 5:38

3h ago5:38

5:38

A world first review of the state of youth mental health has warned it's an international crisis that is entering a dangerous new phase. The Lancet Psychiatry report names mental ill-health as the single biggest threat to the health, wellbeing and productivity of young people, and describes the lack of action to arrest the crisis as a scandal. Repo…

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Rory Stewart on what the UK can learn from the Teals 12:07

1h ago12:07

12:07

Rory Stewart is a big name in UK politics. He's the author of Politics On the Edge, a co-host of the podcast The Rest Is Politics, a former UK diplomat and Tory politician, and a one-time candidate to be the leader of the UK Conservative Party, losing out to Boris Johnson. So, what does he make of the trend away from major parties we're seeing acro…

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1 in 3 students not meeting basic standards 12:55

1h ago12:55

12:55

NAPLAN results reveal one in three students are not meeting basic literacy and numeracy expectations. Results also show that more than one in ten are so far behind they need additional support. Guest: Jason Clare, Federal Education MinisterBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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School principal confirms 'outrageous' rumour from the Rumour File! 0:42

12m ago0:42

0:42

The story was brought to Ross and Russ' attention this morning, with the principal responding with a statement. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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The story from the Rumour File which Ross Stevenson thinks is 'perfect' 1:03

13m ago1:03

1:03

The Rumour File was alerted to the story of a much-loved crossing supervisor at a primary school in Melbourne's outer-east, who has been banned by the local council from giving students a high-five. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 3AW

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