An introduction to aviation safety as a vocation with insights from Jorge Lobarinas who works for an aviation safety regulator. Jorge also shares the story of his mid-career change from anatomical pathology to aviation management. Read More
A Song for You is a vocal ensemble with a rotation of around 50 members from a community of artists in the Berlin live soulful music scene. Co-founder Dhanesh Jayaselan shares the origins and ethos of the project which serves to elevate the voices and stories of BIPOC artists. Read More
Aunty Cino (Cynthia Morrison) is an elder in her communities in various roles as head of the Garabara Dance Group, President and founder of the Didjurigur Netball Club, and as a much loved Aboriginal Education Officer teaching culture to primary school children K-6. Read More
Dr Alistair Sisson is an academic researcher with a speciality in studying public housing and the relationship between stigmatization and gentrification. Read More
Allison Dibben has recently made a vocational change from a career in the corporate sector to starting up her own local dog walking service. Read More
Port Chaplain Sister Mary Leahy RSJ OAM is a longtime advocate for the human rights and welfare of seafarers and other members of the maritime community. Read More
We revisit parts of a conversation with Padraig Parkhurst about his doctoral research on East German progressive rock of the early Honecker era and his approach to making concepts albums under his music producer alias Anarchosophist. Read More
Jeremy Ray is host of Grokludo, a longform interview podcast covering topics at the intersection of gaming and cognitive psychology, game design, research, and policy. Read More
Professor Anna Clark is an historian and fishing enthusiast whose interests have intersected with her book, The Catch: Australia's love affair with fishing. Anna Clark is co-director of the Australian Centre for Public History at UTS and author of numerous critically acclaimed books about how history is made and taught in Australia. Read More
Fred Piscop is a master puzzle creator and a legend of crossword construction. He has been a regular contributor to The New York Times, a former daily crossword editor for USA Today, former editor of the Washington Post Sunday crossword, and now a contributor of cryptic crosswords to the Times and The Guardian. Read More
Gemma McKinnon is a Barkindji woman and lawyer and academic and co-host of the talk program Blaksiders here on 2SER each Monday evening at 7pm. Read More
Adriana Rueda Barrios is a project officer at the Trust for the Americas which is a non-profit, non-government organisation that promotes economic and educational opportunities for vulnerable people in the Americas. Read More
Michael Jones has been the 2SER Breakfast Film Reviewer since 1997. He shares his approach to film reviewing and early experiences that ignited his enjoyment of seeing movies at the cinema (including Star Wars and Indiana Jones). Read More
Te Rina Taite has had a varied and interesting vocational life starting as an elite swimmer and more recently turning to stand-up comedy with a lot of experiences in between. Read More
Dr Cathy Monro is a specialist in aged care policy and governance sharing insights about the aged care system in Australia. Read More
Rachael Hunter has been a fan of The Simpsons since she was the same age as Bart Simpson during the first season of the show. Read More