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Hack

Hack brings you the stories that matter to young people. Every weekday host Dave Marchese and the triple j Hack team cover the latest news, politics and culture from all around Australia.

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Are you scared of dying?

Hack ·

2025/01/13

How much time do you spend thinking about death?Because according to some experts, death anxiety peaks in your early 20s.Today on the summer hack podcast, you'll hear from someone actually working in the death industry.And we find out why some of us don't like thinking or talking about dying... and what you can do about it.Guest:Dr Rachel Menzies, clinical psychologist and research fellow, University of Sydney

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How to date in the gender violence crisis

Hack ·

2025/01/09

A warning: this podcast contains themes about domestic and family violence. 2025 might be the year you really want to date and meet someone.But if you're looking for a hetero relationship, how do you navigate dating in the current gender violence crisis?In this special edition of the summer hack podcast, we speak with Dee Salmin from the Hook Up, who tried to find out how you can date happily and safely.If you need support:1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732LIFELINE: 13 11 14Guest:Dr Zac

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0:05:00

What it's like living in a really windy town

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2025/01/08

Moving to a new city because of the weather isn't a new phenomenon.Either wanting to be closer to the snow or loving the heat, there's a town that can cater to your favourite climate.But would you move to a town for the wind?Today on the summer hack podcast, we take you to a realllllyyyy windy town: Geraldton in the mid west region of WA, where tourists are flocking to enjoy the elements.

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0:14:00

The hidden victims of Australia's DV crisis

Hack ·

2025/01/07

A warning: this podcast contains heavy themes about domestic and family violence. Young people who grow up surrounded by domestic violence are often not considered victims or survivors in their own right, unless the violence was directed at them.That can make it difficult to access services and support, further compounding the trauma.On this episode of the summer hack podcast, we speak to young people breaking the cycle of DV trauma and abuse.Guest:Professor Kathryn Joy, domestic

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0:09:00

What it's like working as a lady tradie

Hack ·

2025/01/06

When you think of a tradie, who typically comes to mind? For decades, working in a trade has been perceived as a male-dominated career.But now, heaps of women are working as tradies as well.So what's it like and what does the industry need to do to support them more?Today on the summer hack podcast, we hear from some women who have been living and loving the tradie life.Guest:Mel Street, tradie and founder of the Lady Tradies and Rocking Chicks group

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0:18:00

Harry Garside on the Olympics, his dark times and...

Hack ·

2025/01/02

Boxer Harry Garside’s emotional interview after being knocked out of the Olympics last year had many Australians feeling for him.He said he felt like he had let the country down.Months on, we spoke to Harry about his struggles to come to terms with the highs and lows of competitive sport, the darkest moment in his life and how he finds peace in poetry and deep reflection.Guest:Harry Garside, Olympic boxer and author

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0:04:00

Why do you get hangxiety?

Hack ·

2025/01/01

Waking up with a headache or a dry mouth is pretty common after a big night out. Most people expect the physical symptoms of a hangover after drinking a little too much but have you ever woken up after a big night feeling anxious?Researchers estimate about 1 in 5 people experience anxiety as part of their hangovers and that number is expected to rise.On today's episode of the summer hack podcast we find out why.

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How a hit at footy changed Alex's life forever

Hack ·

2024/12/30

When Alex Noble was 16, a single moment at footy training changed his life.He's now 22 and written a book called 'You Fight, I Fight', reflecting on the lessons he's learnt since becoming a quadriplegic. Guest:Alex Noble, author and advocate

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0:05:00

The Aussies trying to make it in Bollywood

Hack ·

2024/12/29

Trying to become a movie star is hard enough at the best of times.You're about to meet two young Aussies who want to make it in one of the most competitive film industries in the world - Bollywood.And they're giving it everything they've got.

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0:09:00

Are dream hangovers real?

Hack ·

2024/12/26

Have you ever had a dream that made you really emotional? Like angry or annoyed at the person in it?We've all had a dream hangover, but why does it happen?The hack team tried to find out!Guest: Professor Drew Dawson, sleep researcher, CQUniversity

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The young Australians defying the Pope for Latin mass

Hack ·

2024/12/23

Going to church is a common part of Christmas celebrations for many Australians.But for some, just taking part in a regular Mass is not enough. They want to experience the most traditional form of this Catholic ritual.Today on summer hack we meet the young Australians praying in a dead language.

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Surviving the car crash your mate died in

Hack ·

2024/12/22

How do we keep young people safe on the road? It's a question we seem to ask ourselves every few years but the road death toll keeps going up.This year more than 180 people aged between 17 and 25 have died on Australian roads. Today on the summer hack podcast, we hear road crash survivor Tyler's warning to other young drivers.

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0:09:00

Can you be too close to your family?

Hack ·

2024/12/19

Does the prospect of spending heaps of time with your parents over Christmas terrify you? Maybe it's something you look forward to all year?On today's episode of the hack summer podcast, we look into why Gen Z are closer to their parents than previous generations, and whether there's such a thing as too close.Guest:Dr Charlotte Keating, clinical psychologist

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0:27:00

Meet the youngest person to row the Pacific

Hack ·

2024/12/18

Tom Robinson set himself a goal to become the youngest person to row solo across the Pacific Ocean. After rowing for 15 months, his adventure came to an end when his boat capsized.Fourteen hours later, a naked Tom was rescued by a cruise ship packed with tourists. This is his dramatic story. Guest:Tom Robinson, rower

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0:06:00

The Australian island facing an uncertain future

Hack ·

2024/12/17

King Island, off the north-west coast of Tasmania, is well known for cheese, golf and clean air.But with many of its main industries facing uncertain times, residents are contemplating what's next for their future.hack travelled to King Island to speak with young locals about the challenges and stigma around staying on the island.

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0:12:00

The reality of life in Gaza

Hack ·

2024/12/16

How do you figure out who you are and what you want to achieve in life... while also trying to survive a war?Today on the summer hack podcast, we revisit the story 25-year-old Abeer who told us what it's like living in Gaza.Guest:Abeer Abou Mutlak, social researcher and field project coordinator, Caritas Jerusalem

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0:07:00

What's with all the fairy smut?

Hack ·

2024/12/15

On the first episode of summer hack, we're escaping into the world of dragons and fairies to find out what's pushing the 'romantasy' genre to the top of the best seller lists.And yep, the hack podcast will be with you right across the summer break!Guest:Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne, sexuality and pop culture researcher, University of Melbourne

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The Shakeup: the best moments of 2024

Hack ·

2024/12/13

It's Shakeup Week. Today's target: the best of 2024. From illnesses being eliminated to billionaires paying off students' debts and a Top End teen catching a million dollar fish, these are the better moments that made 2024.Host Dave Marchese is joined by comedian Anthony Locascio and model and presenter, Christian Wilkins.

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The Shakeup: the international news that dominated...

Hack ·

2024/12/12

It's Shakeup Week. Today's target: international news.From the hottest year on record, to the return of Donald Trump, and the conflicts that impact us all, these are the international news stories that dominated our feeds in 2024. Host Dave Marchese is joined by editor of The Daily Aus Emma Gillespie and Guardian reporter Rafqa Touma.

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