A conversation about some of the techniques of beer brewing and the flavour profiles of different beer styles with master brewer and Director of Dad & Dave’s Brewing, John Dumay. John is also an Associate Professor of Accounting and Finance at Macquarie University with specialities in Intellectual Capital and Knowledge Management as well as methodologies of academic writing and interviewing.
Tag: Podcast
Celebration of sad songs, Angus Huntsdale – WOAE061
A celebration of sad songs with music aficionado Angus Huntsdale. Angus explains the appeal of listening to sad songs and shares some of his favourites by Perfume Genius, Dirty Three, Elliott Smith and Weddings Parties Anything.
Architectural history, Professor Deborah Ascher Barnstone – WOAE060
A conversation about architectural history as an interdisciplinary study of art history, intellectual history and visual culture. Deborah Ascher Barnstone is a professor of architectural history and architectural design at UTS and a licensed architect and principal with Ascher Barnstone Architects. Deborah’s latest book is titled, The Break with the Past: Avant-Garde Architecture in Germany, 1910 – 1925
Easter holiday movies – WOAE059
Reviews of movies you can watch at home this Easter holidays each with appropriate themes for the season. These are non-biblical stories although one has a redemption theme and another angels, two have Easter settings, two feature chocolate and one stars a bunny rabbit.
Citizen science and ecology, Dr John Martin – WOAE058
Ecologist Dr John Martin from the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney discusses some of the history and benefits of citizen science which involves public participation in research projects. John also shares advice for individuals interested in studying ecology and thoughts on intervention research methods such as trapping animals for study and tracking.
Political history and Malaysia, Dr Ooi Kee Beng – WOAE057
Dr Ooi Kee Beng is Executive Director of the Penang Institute which is a major public policy think tank in Malaysia. Dr Ooi explains some of the political history of Malaysia in relation to global history and international order and by critically analysing concepts of colonialism, nationalism and regionalism. Dr Ooi is an accomplished academic and author and his public commentary can be found at Wikibeng.com
An example of hip hop sampling
A 90 second explanation of which parts of two soul songs from the 1970 album Band of Gold by Freda Payne were sampled in the creation of the 1988 hip hop song ‘Strong Island’ by J.V.C. F.O.R.C.E.
Click here to be directed to the full length podcast conversation about crate digging with Danny Chifley aka Banga.
