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On tonight’s show:

Universities Accord – your humble arts humanities degrees teaches problem solving, emotional intelligence and innovation. Key employability skills of the future. No longer an airy fairy degree if compared to vocation-driven study of Medicine & Law. And the Universities Accord can make that come true.  Interviewee:  Professor Catharine Colborne, Head of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Newcastle.   Reporter/Producer:  Annamarie Reyes

A bolero with glass eyes – a conversation with artist Heather B Swann as part of the National 4: Australian Art Now – a partnership between the Art Gallery of NSW, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.  Interviewee: Heather B Swann  Reporter/Producer: Ele Godley  Find the full interview here- https://2ser.com/the-national-4-heather-b-swann/

She’s like the Wind, Comedy with Jack Wright– If you google ‘Jack Wright’ you’ll find a stack of people, none of whom are Sydney comic Jack Wright. He chats about his childhood memories of The Goons which inspired his own debut show ‘She’s Like The Wind’ at the Factory Theatre in Marrickville.  Interviewee: Jack Wright,Comedian   Reporter/Producer: Dom Romeo

Easter Show 2023 Focusing on Young people – celebrating 200 years old and now turning the spotlight on young people. The agriculture sector is Australia’s second largest industry after mining. And jobs are plenty for the young. Interviewee: Duncan Kendall, Head of Education, Royal Agricultural Society of NSW.   Reporter/Producer:  Susan Hu