Category: audio
This category contains posts linking to audio files
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Mud and mangroves
Friday Journal was a radio documentary spot at 1pm on a Friday afternoon.
I found this one about mangrove research in FNQ on cassette recently – from about 1982
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Men and Cattle: history of development in northern Australia
I found a collection of small audio documentaries recently. They were on cassette so the quality after 30 odd years isn’t great. The talent is historian Peter Forrest.
Men and Cattle is a history of development of the cattle industry in northern Austraia but touches on a lot of other themes.
Part one: The Overlanders
Part two: The Journeys Back
Part three: Settlement Creek
Part four: The journey west from the Queensland border
Part five: Life on the trail
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Tech Talk: Archival audio from the 90s
In the early 90s I was doing a regular technology spot networked across Local Radio stations. This is a collection of archival audio of that content
In the early 90s I was doing a regular technology spot networked across Local Radio stations. This is a collection of archival audio of that content- Personal Information Managers – an interview with Glenn Rees the editor of Australian PC User magazine
- CD ebooks – interview with Marius Coomans about the benefits of providing books in electronic format on CD
- Pegasus network – inteview with Paul Wilson of Pegasus about the benefits of being able to network directly with the experts online
- Courtroom graphics – interview with Michael Gigante of RMIT about how computer animation and graphics could help explain complex legal issues in court
- EDI Post – interview with Bub Ludlow of Australia post about a system of sending mail by sending it from your computer to the nearest Australia post office to the recipient, from where AusPost would print it out and deliver it in the normal way. (before email)
- Australianised software – an interview with Alex Merrifield of Intuit about having software that doesn’t just use US formats for things like dates.
- Computer phobia – an interview with author, John Kugel
- Personal organisers – and interview with Jackie Begbie of Sharp Corporation
- ISYS – text retrieval software – an interview with Odessey Software’s Mark Reiss
- Windows 3.11 launched
- Uniloc anti-piracy
- Transparent drug and alcohol information library
- Information Kiosks
- Mobile Computing
- Digital video productions
- CSIRO interactive insect CDROM
- Computer banking
- Newsagents selling CD software
- Using softaware to design your house yourself
- Using software to organise the office footy tipping
- Putting job ads online
- Interactive video CD’s
- Nurses using mobile Computing
- Global Ipswich sets up city as tech centre
- Baby Oil search algorithms
- Kids and Computing
- The new Intel pentium chip released
- The business model of Dell Computers
- Apples vision for computing is partnerships
- Nomadic Computing
- Personal Information Managers – an interview with Glenn Rees the editor of Australian PC User magazine
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Testing Tunein embed
seeing if the 612 stream will work as an embed
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Make the murky consumable
Satyajit Das is one of the world’s leading experts in derivatives and risk management. He’s worked in financial markets for over 30 years, and consults to banks and investors.
In this conversation, Richard Fidler manages to take the murky financial jargon and turn quite complex ideas into a consumable piece of audio
( originally posted on Mixed media reporting tumblr )
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Straw Bale House
In the late 1990’s I stopped off in Maleny, Queensland where I interviewed architect Ahtee Chia about the straw bale house he had built.
Links
Talent: Ahtee Chia, architect and builder
( To air: Weekends, 6 March 1998, Duration: 04:56 )
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Robert Jordan, author
In 1993 I interviewed, Robert Jordan, a fantasy author from the United states.
Probably best known for his mammoth series “The Wheel of Time“, he also wrote a number of the “Conan the Barbarian” books, and is less well know for a period romance trilogy “Fallon”
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Charles Perkins, activist
It would be difficult to work in the Northern Territory in the last half of the 20th century, and not have come across Charles Perkins.
Born in Alice Springs in the late 1930s, Charles Perkins career reads like a template for indigenous activism, from the Freedom Rides of the 1960s to his work with the Department of Aboriginal Affairs in the 1970s and his role as Commissioner and Deputy Chair, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Commission in the 1990s.
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