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Colin Lowe, Kirsty Thomson

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The podcast where we talk about, normalise and celebrate disability and mental health. Brought to you by Ability Advocators https://www.advocators.com.au/
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It Depends

Clear Function

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A podcast by Clear Function. Clear Function is a group of happy engineers based in Memphis, TN. We partner with visionaries to bring their ideas to life. For more information, check out our website.
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We Ship It Podcast

Stephanie Stone & Devin Cetnar

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The We Ship It Podcast dives into your favorite and not-so-favorite couples of all time! 📚🎬📺💕 You know: Elizabeth and Darcy, Romeo and Juliet, Leslie and Ben, Ron and Hermione (or should it have been Harry and Hermione?)...you name it! Let's talk ships! ⛵️ Will your ship sail or sink? Listen to find out! 🎙 New eps every Friday!! -------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with us on our socials or by emailing us at weshipitpodcast@gmail.com Find all of our links an ...
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Keeping Watch

The Association of Lighthouse Keepers

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Welcome to KEEPING WATCH - a podcast for anyone and everyone interested in lighthouses, lighthouse keepers, light vessels and other aids to maritime navigation. KEEPING WATCH is brought to you in association with the ALK - The Association of Lighthouse Keepers - a membership organisation and charitable trust in the UK dedicated to keeping lighthouse heritage alive. We’ll hear from the ALK’s founder, Neil Hargreaves, as well as from other former lighthouse keepers, authors of books about ligh ...
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The Charge Cycle

e-Mission Control

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The Charge Cycle is an electrifying new podcast powering the discussion on fleet electrification. If you are a procurement manager, fleet operator, or one of the millions tasked with a zero-emission deployment goal, this podcast is for you. We speak with industry experts, funding veterans, OEM’s, policy specialists and more to help you stay ahead of the enormous electrification shift underway. Hosted by the executive staff of e-Mission Control, The Charge Cycle covers topics on electric equi ...
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The FINOS Open Source in Finance Podcast celebrates open source projects and interesting topics at the cross section of financial services and open source. So far, our industry experts have discussed practical applications of and their real-world experiences with a range of open source projects including desktop interoperability, low code platforms, synthetic data, and data modeling. They’ve also discussed best practices for inner source, common myths about open source and why commercial com ...
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Join us on the podcast for an inside look at DC SCORES. DC SCORES builds teams through after-school programs for 1,500 low-income DC youth at 47 schools by instilling self-expression, physical fitness, and a sense of community.
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Borderline

One Lane Bridge (Isabelle Roughol)

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Borderline is a podcast for defiant global citizens covering geopolitics, immigration and lives that straddle borders, with host Isabelle Roughol.
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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Africa's LSP Podcast is a monthly podcast for the African language services industry, covering trends in translation, interpretation, localization, and language services in Africa. We speak with industry professionals such as translators, interpreters, language researchers, and scholars, as well as African language enthusiasts. Africa's LSP Podcast is presented by Bolingo Consult. Kindly send feedback and suggestions to info@bolingoconsult.com Visit our website at www.bolingoconsult.com Soun ...
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We are off roading enthusiast talking to experts about off-road trails, Off Road builds, Overlanding, new trails that are coming, and the general Off roading lifestyle. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crossthreadoffroad/support
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This is your one-stop shop for great opinions on golf courses, reactions to both the LPGA and PGA as well as insight on the pro game from "The Legend" Audra Kepler. The show is hosted by decorated journalist Lukie, and is a companion piece to the growing YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/lukieatthelinks) Also, be sure to shop at Keplar's Golf Repair for all of your golf needs https://www.keplersgolfrepair.com/
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Dads on Dads on Dads

Outrun the Bear Media

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Dads on Dads on Dads is a biweekly podcast that follows hosts Colin, Mike, and Paul, three first-time Dads based in New York City, through their adventures in Dadding. Each episode, you'll get to follow along with our Dads as they wend their way through everything fatherhood has to offer, from cloth diapers to late-night ER visits, told as only they can tell it. They'll also answer listener questions on just about anything Dad related, from how they navigate scheduling with their wives to th ...
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“Extra” talks to the biggest celebrities and newsmakers around for breaking entertainment news, pop culture headlines and behind-the-scenes information from your favorite TV series and movies. But we only can fit so much into a 30-minute daily show! That’s where “Extra: The Podcast” comes in. Just like Extra: the daily news magazine, Extra: The Podcast brings you the week’s major headlines as well as extended versions of our biggest interviews. Since there's no time limit, you’ll get to hear ...
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In this episode of The Charge Cycle, we’re joined by Colin Murphy, Co-Director of the Low Carbon Fuel Policy Research Initiative at UC Davis, to discuss the complexities and future of low carbon fuel standards (LCFS). Some of the topics we cover include: • The evolution of low carbon fuel policies and their impact on transportation. • Challenges in…
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Actress Lucy Lawless is perhaps best known for starring role in Xena: The Warrior Princess, but now taken a role behind the lens in her directorial debut. Documentary 'Never Look Away' looks at the life of CNN's news camera woman Margaret Moth during the 1990s. Moth risked life and limb to capture extraordinary footage across war and danger zones a…
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The business lobby is calling on the Government to "turbo-charge" Australia's housing supply by creating a new fund to override slow-moving councils. Business Council of Australia CEO Bran Black says it's important to incentivise states and territories to undertake reforms but payment should be made once the reforms are completed. It comes as busin…
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Australia is one of the wealthiest countries in the world but in the last 12-months, nearly 2 million Australian households experienced severe food insecurity. This means people skipped meals, or simply ate less because there wasn't enough food to put on the table. Guest: Brianna Casey, CEO of Foodbank Australia Producer: David Cook…
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The Federal Government stands accused of failing to meet national housing targets by the Opposition. Are we seeing housing growing as a key election issue? The Federal Government wants to stop debit card surcharges, it's subject to further approvals won't come into effect until 2026 - but how much impact does the Government think this will make? Po…
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Shadow Housing Minister Michael Sukkar claims the Federal Government won't meet its five year housing target. The Federal and State and Territory governments aim to build 1.2 million new well located homes over 5 years from mid‑2024. But Shadow Housing Minister Michael Sukkar says if the Coalition is elected they won't keep the target, but will "bu…
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Six years after abortion was decriminalised in Queensland, it’s now back up for debate. Katter's Australian Party has placed the issue back on the agenda after pledging to reintroduce a bill that would seek to amend the Termination of Pregnancy Act 2018 if the LNP is elected at the upcoming election. Guest: Jill Mckay, CEO Children by Choice Produc…
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An international gathering of First Nations people is calling on climate scientists to engage with Indigenous experts to find solutions to tackle climate change. Guest: Professor Kyle Whyte, Professor of Environmental Justice at the University of Michigan Producer: David CookAf Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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As Gazans struggle to survive in a war zone they face an even longer-term risk that could kill more people than those who've died in the past year of conflict. Virtually every house or building bombed in Gaza unleashes a wave of dust or other hazardous materials, including asbestos - that can eventually cause cancers and kill, decades after the con…
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This week, an armed man was arrested outside a Donald Trump rally in California, while the Biden administration has just confirmed it's sending an advanced missile defence system and about 100 U.S. troops to Israel. It comes as the US election campaign heats up, as polls tighten ahead of the November election. Guest:Daniel Lippman, White House and …
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Israel stands condemned by more than 40 countries - including Britain, France, Spain and Italy - after a series of attacks on UN peacekeepers and breaking through peacekeeping positions. But it's done little to deter Israeli forces who are looking to tighten their squeeze in northern Gaza, and expand their range of attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon. …
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Renowned author, comedian, actor and poet Stephen Fry has been described as one of the most treasured minds of his generation. The wordsmith is bringing his love of words and storytelling to Australia at the end of the month for a series of shows - and joined Radio National Breakfast to share a sneak peek of what the audience can expect. Guest: Ste…
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One year on since a majority of Australians voted no to the Voice to Parliament, how are younger indigenous leaders maintaining the momentum for change? Guests:Bridget Cama, Wiradjuri woman and Co-Chair of the Uluru Youth Dialogue Marcus Stewart, Nira illim bulluk man of the Taungurung Nation; inaugural Co-Chair of the First Peoples Assembly of Vic…
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Green Day's album 'Dookie' is turning 30, and to celebrate the milestone the band have released 'Dookie Demastered'. That involves transferring each track on the album on a different device that "demasters" it - including an animatronic fish, and an electric toothbrush. Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show Executive Producer…
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Employers are pushing this change to the definition of a small business, unions say that would weaken worker protections - and the Albanese Government says it won't be implementing the changes. The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Mi…
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Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has condemned a rally of around 50 white supremacists dressed in black and wearing balaclavas in the border town of Corowa on Saturday. The member for Farrer says the offenders were "rightly condemned" amd they need to be "called out and found out". The MP says she was glad locals made it clear there was no room …
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Let's start with cricket, Australia has qualified for the semi-finals of the women's T20 World Cup after beating India. While in motor racing, Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazlewood have won the fastest ever Bathurst 1000. And in football, Socceroos coach Tony Popovic is up against his old captain when Australia plays Japan in their World Cup qualifyin…
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The Albanese government is facing a new fight over industrial relations rules, with employers calling for the definition of a "small business" to be expanded. The push is being fiercely opposed by the union movement. Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations Murray Watt told Radio National Breakfast the Government is "very willing to have in…
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The Voice to Parliament referendum was defeated a year ago today, with many using the anniversary to reflect on the result. Prominent Yes campaigner, Thomas Mayo says he doesn't think the referendum was a mistake, or those who voted no were "voting against progress" but he claims they fell for the "tactics" of the no campaign. Guest:Thomas Mayo, In…
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Citizen scientist across Australia will be picking up their binoculars today to take part in the 11th annual Aussie bird count. BirdLife Australia's "chief bird nerd" joins us to tell us why the count is so important and what we've learnt about Australia's birds in the last decade. Guest: Sean Dooley, senior Public Relations Advisor BirdLife Austra…
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A landmark class action lawsuit will take place in the Victorian Supreme Court. The plaintiffs, represented by Maurice Blackburn, allege Westpac and Macquarie Leasing engaged in predatory lending practices that saw customers stung with high interest loans from car dealers. Guest: Rebecca Gilsenan Maurice Blackburn’s national head of class action Pr…
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The Government has stopped repatriation flights from Lebanon to Australia due to decreasing demand. But Lebanese Muslim Association leader Gamel Kheir told Radio National Breakfast the Government has a "moral and legal" obligation to bring Lebanese-Australians to safety. Guest: Gamel Kheir, Secretary of the Lebanese Muslim Association Producer: Mad…
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We continue with our Once Upon a Time series with our SPICY faves, Emma Swan and Captain Hook. Joined by Sara from @abookishbeginning , we have LOTS to say about these two! Do we ship it? Listen to find out! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weshipitpodcast/support
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Scientists in China are trialling stitches that stimulate healing using electrical charge. So, how does this new technology work? And how soon might we see something like this on the market? Also this week, the Nobel Prizes in Medicine, Physics and Chemistry were all announced. And there was something of an AI theme to the award winners. Guest: Dr …
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While the tale of Peter Pan and Captain Cook is well known, a new stage production - starring comedian Colin Lane - explores the characters origin story. Colin Lane stars in Peter and the Stargazers, the award winning Broadway show Guest: Colin Lane, comedian and actorProducer: Matt Simpson, Madeleine Hanger and Kimberley Price…
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Tennis great Rafael Nadal will retire after the Davis Cup next month after a dominant career as one of the "big three" alongside Federer and Djokovic. Nadal who was in the top 10 world rankings for over 20 years, announced his retirement on social media where he has been flooded with tributes. Guest: Christopher Clarey, tennis journalist and New Yo…
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Mackenzie Arnold's stellar performance in the longest penalty shootout in World Cup history in the Matilda's 2023 campaign saw the goalkeeper become an instant household name. Now, she's released her memoir MACCA: My Story So Far and reveals her struggles with self-belief, hearing-loss and the highs of the Matildas ride. Featuring: Mackenzie Arnold…
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Australia is under pressure to strengthen its sanctions against Myanmar - as the country's protracted civil war comes up for new discussion at ASEAN. The UN's Special Rapporteur has put the demands in talks in Canberra with Foreign Minister Penny Wong. Guest: Tom Andrews, UN Special Rapporteur on Myanmar Producer: Eleni Psaltis and Anne Barker…
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The October 7 anniversary, this set the tone for the Parliamentary week - particularly with no bipartisanship reached on a motion about the occasion.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese found himself in hot water over comments regarding Tourette's syndrome - apologising twice for the remarks. And with rock lobster tariffs with China now removed, are the…
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China's four year campaign against Australian exports appears to be over, after Beijing confirmed it would lift restrictions on Australian lobsters. Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham says the Opposition "welcomes" the move, which it sees as a "positive step". But he says the Coalition continues to have other security concerns, which "at times the A…
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More Australian women than ever are freezing their eggs in an attempt to prolong their fertility. It's big business for reproductive clinics but doesn't necessarily guarantee a successful future pregnancy. So what's driving the uptake? Guest: Dr Charley Zheng, fertility specialist and obstetrician, Adora fertility Producer: Ali Benton…
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There was barely a dry eye in Paris when Australia's Saya Sakakibara won Gold in the BMX race this year - rushing to hug her brother Kai, who suffered a traumatic brain injury during a race in 2020. Saya's win was particularly emotional for parents Martin and Yuki, who helped care for Kai after his injury. Guests: Martin and Yuki Sakakibara, Nation…
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Halloween isn't the only thing scary in October. For the political teams of US Presidential candidates the prospect of an October surprise, a unexpected event or news story that can derail a campaign, is particularly concerning. But do October surprises really change an election? Guest: Prof Julian Zelizer, Historian & political analyst at Princeto…
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Millions of people in Florida have had a sleepless night as Hurricane Milton swept across the state and brought a swath of destruction in its path. At least five people have been killed, millions are without power - and left some parts of the region facing a one in a 1000 year flood. Guest: Summer Smith, anchor for WWSB ABC TV in Florida Producer: …
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The Ukrainian city of Kherson is under the constant threat of attack with the Russian military employing drone warfare on civilians. As autumn leaves start falling, residents fear they may be unable to hide from the drones outside. Featuring: Zarina Zabrisky, freelance journalist based in KhersonAf Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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New South Wales Premier Chris Minns South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas at a summit to discuss the harms of social media. A new book from a tech leader sets out his framework for "restoring our sanity online", proposing a new model for social media that safeguards and empowers users. Guest: Mark Weinstein is a US entrepreneur, and author of …
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In the wake of increased violence against women and girls internationally, World Vision's '1000 Girls Day of the Girl' campaign has been calling for sponsorship of girls internationally to help end exploitative practices like child marriage. In Australia, the AFP investigate almost two cases of forced marriage a week. Guests: Helen Schneiders, AFP …
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The West Australian Government will soon release the final plans for a marine park set to protect 1.3 million hectares of ocean. The proposed South Coast Marine Park would cover 1000 kilometres of Western Australia's coastline, stretching from Bremmer Bay on the state's south coast, to the South Australian border. Featured: Scott Bennett, Marine Sc…
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In football, Tony Popovic to coach Australia for the first time tonight when the Socceroos play China in Adelaide tonight - in a must win game. In the AFL, Melbourne pulled off an upset last night in the women's competition, beating Adelaide in a low scoring game. In tennis, Artificial Intelligence to replace line judges at Wimbledon. Sports commen…
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"Let cops be cops again" that's the key message from the NSW Police Association today with almost 2000 officers in parts of the state refusing to perform non-core policing duties in the past 12 days. They say non-essential jobs such as truancy and welfare checks - as well as protests, including the weekly pro-Palestinian demonstrations - have had a…
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The PM is in Laos for ASEAN, meeting with many partners at the summit - including the Chinese Premier. Charles Croucher says we're passed the "stablisation phase" of the China-Australia relationship - and have moved into the "building new partnerships" and trying to strengthen and expand in our export market - with the caveat of crayfish. The Chief…
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The Prime Minister has announced a bill that would prevent the sale of the National Broadband Network, which he said the Coalition wants to privatise. Shadow Minister for Communications, David Coleman told Radio National Breakfast "this was a comical and sad stunt" from the Government designed to create a "confected debate" about the NBN. Guest: Da…
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A Facebook whistleblower and leading psychologist will headline a major summit today,as two states spearhead the push to ban children from social media. With the federal government backing a ban, the premiers of South Australia and New South Wales say it's time to draw a line in the sand. Guest: Peter Malinauskas, Premier of SAChris Minns, Premier …
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