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10:00

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - PYRMONT

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/31

Jack Schmidt reflects on the fascinating history of the Sydney suburb Pyrmont - and considers what's been lost from the place over the last 30 years.

5:18

Sydney Drag Icon Prada Clutch is on Tour!

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/30

The fabulous Prada Clutch joined Katie and Jerome today ahead of her massive new east coast "Prada's Priscillas" Tour this Spring. For tickets and info, head to pradaspriscillas.com. The show will stop by Sutherland Entertainment Centre and the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre (Penrith) on October 5 and 6. Don't miss the bus, darlings!

5:02

Ian Wright & the Slovenly Habits that Save Water

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/30

We know farming communities across New South Wales have been crippled by this drought… but is the city about to feel the pinch? Despite 100 per cent of New South Wales being declared in a state of drought, life in most of Sydney is still pretty much as normal. Dr Ian Wright, the Senior Lecturer from the School of Science and Health at Western Sydney University and former Sydney Water scientist joined Katie & Jerome to chat the necessity of slovenly habits to save water.

5:26

Sydney Councillor Angela Vithoulkas Will Stand for...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/30

Business Owner and City of Sydney Councillor Angela Vithoulkas revealed to Katie & Jerome that she will stand as an Independent for the newly vacated Federal seat of Wentworth at the next election. Vithoulkas will no doubt be campaigning for fair compensation for businesses affected by Sydney's light rail project. Dozens of Sydney businesses have just joined a class action seeking around $40 million in compensation over disruption caused by the project. It’s three years after construction

4:45

James Balian- Me, Mum & the IED

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/30

AFTRS FM Drive show host Deano interviews James Balian, writer/producer of Mum, Me & the IED. Theatrical production currently showing at The Depot Theatre, Marrickville.

4:28

In Conversation With Justin Fleming

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/29

Today’s ‘in the arts’ is all about a brilliant Australian playwright whose most recent work, titled the Misanthrope- is about to open at Sydney’s beautiful Opera House. His name is Justin Fleming and he HAPPENS to be the uncle of AFTRS very own Katie Flemming. The Misanthrope is the most recent of many plays to be translated by Justin- from the original works of Moliere, a 17th century playwright, actor and poet widely regarded as one of the greatest writers of the French language. Justy

4:18

Addressing the Elephant in the Room with Stephanie...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/29

Batyr is a ‘for purpose’ preventative mental health organisation, created and driven by young people, for young people. They’re all about smashing the stigma surrounding mental ill health and empowering young people to reach out for support.

5:19

A Week in US Politics With Sean Britten

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/29

While we’ve been distracted with all the shenanigans in Canberra, it’s been a huuuge couple of weeks in US Politics. With the guilty verdicts of former Trump associates Manafort and Coehn and a looming mid term election, are the political trade winds finally turning against the Trump camp?

4:46

Sam Stove: Building A Radio Empire

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/28

Macquaire Sports Radio's Sam Stove chatted to Mornings Maria Dimitrakas about the challenges of building a brand new station from the ground up and cutting your teeth at AFTRS.

5:20

Katie & Jerome Chat To The #1 George Miller Fan

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/28

Imagine snagging your hero as a humble guest on your fledgling podcast. For 2nd year AFTRS student Alfie, this dream became a vivd reality in the form of an intimate discussion with acclaimed director George Miller. The brain behind The Road Warrior, Fury Road, Babe and Happyfeet isn't afraid to transcend genre and was more than happy to divulge some of that genius. Katie & Jerome sat down with Alfie just after he’d met George to discuss his experience in a little more detail

2:29

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - MURRAY'S BEACH

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/28

At the southern end of Jervis Bay in Booderee National Park is Murray's Beach - a popular summer tourist destination known for its brilliant white sands and clear turquoise waters. Murray's is also visited regularly by fairy penguins, who live in a protected colony on nearby Bowen Island. It’s the last place you’d imagine building a nuclear power plant, but back in 1971, this very nearly became a reality. Jack investigates.

3:39

Is Australia Ready to Give Up the Democracy Sausage?

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

With the news today former Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull will leave the parliament, thus triggering a bi-election in the electorate of Wentworth, murmurings surrounding voting efficiency once again bubble to the surface. In the wake of the last election, politicians on all sides of government wanted Australians to ditch 'analogue' voting and adopt a more efficient electronic system. But would a digital system be more hassle than it's worth? PHD candidate at the University of New South Wales

2:30

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - MONIKA'S DOGGIE RESCUE

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

Monika's Doggie Rescue is an integral part of the Sydney community. Located in Ingleside, the shelter rescues and re-homes abandoned dogs from death row. Leah spoke to Felicity, the Assistant Manager at Monika's Doggie Rescue to find out about the important work the shelter does. Photo credit: Pittwater Online News.

3:04

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - STUDENT CENTRE

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

The Student Centre at AFTRS offers a range of services to students studying at the school, including financial aid, accomodation advice and counselling. Katie spoke to the Head of Student Services Linda Browne to find out more. Photo credit: Lebanese Film Festival.

5:16

AFTRSFX: Why Are Bottled Water Sales Booming?

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

Australia is fortunate to have some of the cleanest tap water in the world… so why on earth are we buying more and more bottled water? Research published yesterday by Western Sydney University and commissioned by Sydney Water found that the bottled water industry in Australia generates around $700 million every year. Katie & Jerome talk to Waste Warrior Jo Taranto from not-for-profit social enterprise “Good for the Hood” to unpack this baffling statistic.

6:37

Politicising The Keep Sydney Open Movement

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

Last week the Keep Sydney Open Movement had a public meeting in Redfern last week as they gear up for their first State Election as a registered party. The Breakfast Show's Katie & Jerome had a chat with Damon Sutton, a member of the Breakfast Team who attended the seminal gathering.

7:21

In The Arts: The Belvoir 25A Initiative

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

If you’re a young playwright, actor, costume or set designer, how on earth do you catch a break making theatre in Sydney? It’s called 25A Initative, Belvoir Street Theatre recently and heard about an amazing program bringing the best new plays to life on their Surry Hills stages. Dom Mercer, Artistic associate at Belvoir Street Theatre has the answer!

5:29

Katie & Jerome- Gut Expert 27th of August

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/27

Earlier this month, Sydney was hit by a pretty nasty gastro outbreak. Concord Hospital put three of its wards into lockdown, and famously, Pop Singer “Pink” had to cancel a bunch of shows. So if you are hit by a bout gastro, what should you do to recover? Or better still, how can you avoid it in the first place? The Breakfast Show's Katie & Jerome chatted to Senior Lecturer of Medicine at the University of Western Sydney and gut expert Vincent Ho.

5:34

CLOSE CALL

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/24

Catching his fiance sleeping with his best friend at his Dad's funeral, Simon, depressed and feeling alone, decides to end it all at a train station. But, with five minutes before his train arrives, he gets a call from peppy telemarketer, Ginger, who is keen to sell him life insurance. Desperate to keep Simon on the phone, so she can meet her sales target, she asks him about his life, passions and regrets; causing Simon to see things differently. But, can this be enough to save him? Written by

5:00

DON'T BE LATE FOR THE DATE

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/24

Legging it from his heist of a jewellery store, Robert unwittingly finds himself in the middle of a speed-dating event. He meets Sharmayne, who's into spontaneity, travel and moving from first base to the alter in double-quick time. Written by Andrew Emmerson Kelly McLoughlin-Wilden Jackson Williams Audio Produced by Pariya Taherzadeh

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