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This is a study of the man who made the movies possible—pioneer photographer Edward Muybridge who began taking large format photographs of iconic landscapes of the American West and then caught the eye of the railway pioneer Leland Standford who supported his innovations.
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They often say if you can remember what happened in the 1960s, you weren't really there. But author and radio feature maker David Zane Mairowitz recalls with excruciating frankness his own involvement in, (and escape from) the 'evenements' as the French called the radical upheavals of 1968.
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Kojo Oppong-Nkrumah is a presenter on Joy FM radio station in Accra, Ghana. Ghana is an African country that is comparatively stable politically and economically, and yet large numbers of the population want to escape overseas to where they think 'The Grass is Greener'.
Three stories from people who use the services of A Place To Belong, a community organisation based in an old house in inner city Brisbane which provides services and support for people dealing with a variety of mental health issues. Producer Hamish Sewell worked closely with the 'Place To Belong' community, giving the participants in each story an opportunity to tell their stories on their own terms.
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Francis Thackeray is a South African paleontologist, a genial, professorial type who never raises his voice and dedicates his life to science.
Saturday 2pm
repeated Wednesday 1pm
Presented by
Brent Clough
The Search for Edna Lavilla has won Best Radio Feature in this year's Walkley Awards Find out more...
Saturday 17 May 2008
This program was made as a 'balance' to the relentless and successful campaign against smoking and the virtual ostracisation of smokers from the work place.
6pm AEST
The National Interest
with Peter Mares
Local and national focus on the major issues of the week
