A monthly new release music and movie criticism show hosted by Bradley Dixon and Simon Di Berardino. Each episode features an extended discussion and review of two films and two albums.
A real-time pop culture podcast. Travel back in time 50 years and revisit the films and albums that still influence popular culture today. Currently partying like it’s 1968.
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Playlist:
Kirkis – “Freak Club” (Kirkis 2)
Nakhane – “Interloper” (You Will Not Die)
Clypso (feat. Kwame) – “Middle Ground”
Junko Ohashi – “Dancin'” (Tokyo Nights: Female J-Pop Boogie Funk 1981-1988)
Nonobstant – “Jessica” (Uneven Paths: Deviant Pop from Europe)
Ibrahim El Kashif – “Where Is My Sweetheart?” (Two Niles to Sing a Melody: The Violins & Synths of Sudan)
Joe Flint – “Sorry” (A View from Mount Seldom)
Sampa the Great – “Rhymes to the East” (Birds and the BEE9)
Petite Noir (feat. Danny Brown & Nukubi Nukubi) – “Beach” (La Maison Noire / The Black House)
IDLES – “Love Song” (Joy As an Act of Resistence.)
Parquet Courts – “Violence” (Wide Awake!)
Moaning Lisa – “Good” (Do You Know Enough?)
Junko Ohashi – “I Love You So”
Presented by: Bradley Dixon & Rosie Pavlovic
On today’s show: Anthony Kelly from Melbourne Activist Legal Support joins us in the studio to discuss Legal Observers, people who attend rallies and protests to document police misconduct.
Also, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Tasmania, David Coady, phones in to discuss conspiracy theories, and why the term might actually be unhelpful in modern discourse.
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I went to the Liep Gony memorial walk at Parliament House today. It was incredibly moving to watch a community of people come together in a time of sadness, frustration and disappointment, and speak with such positivity to a government and society that has treated them with nothing but disdain.
They walked and sang choir songs, screamed and broke down, pleaded for an end to racial violence. It was brutal, and beautiful.
I made a little soundscape of my journey down to the steps of Parliament from RMIT, and some of the choir songs the memorial crowd were singing on their walk.
Presented by: Bradley Dixon & Rosie Pavlovic
On today’s show: Footscray Rubbish Runners are a social running group based around the Maribyrnong River that picks up litter as they run (or walk!). For more information visit @footscrayrubbishrunners on Instagram.
Claire Harris is a social entrepreneur and co-founder of the eco-glitter company Space Vivian. Claire discusses the phasing out of single-use plastics in Victoria, the scourge of plastic waste to marine life around the world and how you can reduce your plastic footprint.
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An hour-long special presentation on Keith Humble, the Grainger Centre and Melbourne’s history as an incubator of early synthesiser music, featuring an interview with composer and historian Robin Fox. Presented on RRR’s Max Headroom.
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A short audio documentary featuring veteran Australian foley artist (and true character) Gerry Long.
Produced by: Bradley Dixon & Jeevan Sidhu
Edited and mixed by: Bradley Dixon
Narrated by: Jeevan Sidhu
Music: “Funky Suspense” by Bensound
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