Let"s Talk Tech

#DrPhilipTam: Like a virus, computer #gaming and online addiction is spreading rapidly among teenagers and children as young as three, negatively impacting on their quality of life in so many ways. Miani and Leah are joined by guests Susan McLean and Dr Philip Tam for a Cyber Savvy discussion about online gaming disorder. Dr Tam certainly knows a lot about this topic as he is a Sydney-based child #psychiatrist in public practice, and a lecturer with Sydney University. Dr Tam has a long-standing

#CyberCop: Susan McLean from Cyber Safety Solutions talks with Leah, Felix and Tahlia about some important things to know about cyber safety, and in particular, the trend that is entering the school yard; BYOD or “Bring your Own device”. Susan is Australia’s leading expert when it come to the area of cyber safety and young people. Susan was a member of the Victoria Police for 27 years and is now widely known as the ‘Cyber Cop’. Giving hundreds of presentations each year around Australia, Susan is

Leah and Miani speak with 3 fabulous guests for Primary Perspectives 2016 National #Science Week Special - Science Communicator Renae Sayers from Curtin University in Perth, renowned #wildlife #cinematographer Bob Poole – and ABC's surfing scientist, #physicist Ruben

#RubenMeerman: Leah and Miani were superdooper excited to be able to chat with the man known as ‘the Surfing Scientist’ - physicist Ruben Meerman for National Science Week. Ruben has a bio that ranges from unexpected things like an interlude as a runner on Paramount Pictures’ Mission Impossible II to running his national forensic competition for students called “Who Stole the Minister’s Malibu?” and regular stints on ABC's fabulous Catalyst show. Ruben is passionate about literacy, numeracy and

#FireballsInTheSky: Did you know that #meteorites are the oldest rocks in existence and the only surviving physical record of the formation and evolution of the solar system. Potentially, meteorites offer a way for us to understand our origins and to decode that information we need to know where they come from. The Desert Fireball Network (or DFN for short) is designed to provide that data. Fireballs in the Sky is a citizen science initiative that allows everyone to share the discoveries of the

#DrSethShastak To celebrate National Science Week, Leah and Miani replay Miani's interview with Dr Seth Shostak, Senior Astronomer and Director of the Center for SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Research USA, where they discuss cosmic matters such as parallel universes, what would really happen if we had transporters and an ETA for finding ET within the next 2 decades! Dr Shostak is an active participant in the Institute’s observation programs and has been hosting SETI's weekly radio

The team chats with Kate Kent Evans, director of Knox Innovation, Opportunity and Sustainability Centre, about career opportunities for students in the fields of science and technology.Follow us on https://www.facebook.com/SwitchOnYourRadio/https://www.facebook.com/musicmattersradio/https://twitter.com/SBNyouthmediawww.musicmatters.org.auCatch Primary Perspectives every Monday 4-5pmAEST streaming from www.3wbc.org.au and streaming live Tuesdays 4-5pm www.3mdr.comThe Music Matters IOA Charity Album,

#RobGell - Kaylee and Miani discuss climate change with renowned geomorphologist, environmental consultant and TV personality, Rob Gell for National Science Week. http://www.robgell.com/Follow us on https://www.facebook.com/SwitchOnYourRadio/https://www.facebook.com/musicmattersradio/https://twitter.com/SBNyouthmediawww.musicmatters.org.auCatch Primary Perspectives every Monday 4-5pmAEST streaming from www.3wbc.org.au and streaming live Tuesdays 4-5pm www.3mdr.comThe Music Matters IOA Charity Album,