Jeremy Ray is a video game critic aka "Junglist" and content strategist for the blockchain tech company Enjin. You'll hear about Jeremy's aptitude for problem solving and his interest in systems exploration which are qualities that have informed some of his vocational choices. Read More
Rowan Barrow is a special needs high school teacher in Darwin with a background in Sport and Recreation including school sports administration in Arnhem Land and Penang. The feature image is at Nawurlandja lookout Arnhem Land escarpment, National Park. We pay respects to the Bininj/Mungguy people traditional custodians of Kakadu. Read More
Historian Catherine Freyne is nearing completion of a doctoral thesis at UTS, titled: "The Family as Closet: Gay/Bisexual married men and their families in Sydney, 1970-2000" which places her own father’s story and her family's experience in an historical context. Read More
2SER volunteer Max Mahood shares his special interest in the multimedia music genre Vaporwave which he wrote about for an MRes thesis at Macquarie University. Read More
Learning about cannabinoid science and developments in medical cannabis research with Cilla Zhou from the Lambert Institute for Cannabinoid Therapeutics Read More
On World Refugee Day, we hear about a social enterprise that is connecting refugees and new migrants with career coaches and mentors. Yvonne Kelly is a recruitment specialist and careers coach with 25 years experience who founded a social enterprise called Glow Up Careers that trains corporate coaches and mentors to help nurture diverse talent. Read More
A conversation with film and music journalist James Jennings about encounters with the creative people he's interviewed over the years. James is a host of The Australian Ghost Whisperer podcast and you'll hear some of his experiences with the supernatural and paranormal. Read More
Research by academics from Business Schools at UTS and Macquarie University finds that Diversity and Inclusion programs in organisations may actually be perpetuating inequalities. Our guest Professor Alison Pullen is a Professor of Gender, Work and Organization at Macquarie University and a chief investigator in this ARC research project. Read More
Danny Chifley aka Banga is moving his microphone sock from Friday Drive to 2SER Breakfast, Monday-Friday, commencing 6 June. What a great excuse to chat with Banga about his interests in comedy, music creation, and his dedicated service to community radio. What a great excuse to get to know Banga some more through chatting about his interests in comedy, music creation, and his dedicated service to community radio. Read More
Chris Farquharson shares insights from a lifelong interest in boating and most recently in his experience as a volunteer with the Sydney Heritage Fleet helping to restore and run heritage boats. Read More
An introduction to Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning with Professor Massimo Piccardi including a discussion of some of the applications of NLP and how machine learning relates to artificial intelligence. Read More
Yirrmal shares insights about his new music, community connections, culture and country in North East Arnhem Land and his experience developing his song writing as a new generation artist. Read More
Ann Bridges is a birth educator, registered nurse, doula, clinical hypnotherapist and author of the book Gentle Birthing which is a practical guide for having a positive birth experience through the power of thought and preparedness. Read More
Professor Carole Cusack shares insights from her studies of new religious movements and thoughts on being an activist in your life Read More
Tim Ritchie gives us a preview of the kinds of music he will be selecting to share as a host of 2SER's When the Levee Breaks. We also hear about Tim's early interests in radio and records. Read More
Learning about the Moon in the week of the full moon before Easter. Science and maths educator Selwyn Holland is our guest fielding questions about the origins of the moon, how it effects the tides, and what explains the changing visibility of the moon from Earth. Read More