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This week on Wavelength, Keaton chats to local director Allan Cheng about his piece "Lawless Entanglement", which has been nominated for an award at the Los Angeles International Short Film Festival. Following on, Campbell chats to hotel owners and the public about what they think of a night out vs staying at home. Jane talks to the owners of Onsen about Japanese and Scandinavian self care and…
This week on Wavelength, Bella chats to Tandanya CEO Brenz Saunders about the ongoing NAIDOC week and its significance to Australian culture. Following on, Campbell chats with members of the Unley Run Club to look at the rising popularity of running groups and how they are helping people get into fitness. Jason sits down with Peter Natrass from the RAA about EVs, and how the second hand market has…
This week, Campbell dives into the cost of streaming services, discussing with Doctor Alexander Beare of the University of Queensland about what is worth forking out your money for. Then, Bella chats to Dr Janine Peckham, founder of Adelaide Clinical Psychology, about how to approach grief and the best ways to process it. Fem talks to Alessa from Wheely Good Eats, an Instagram page that reviews…
This week on Wavelength, Bella chats to music therapists from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to figure out how taste in music develops. Following on, Fem talks to the brains behind the campaign keep Adelaide University graduations at Bonython hall after they moved them to Pridham Hall following the merger. Keaton chats to former Olympic cyclist Matthew Glaetzer about the struggles that come…
This episode, Campbell dives into Kaurna culture, looking at the way they view seasons and how it can impact our daily lives. Following up is Fem, who chats with Leanne from Tradie Lady Elechick about what it's like to work in the trades as a woman. Jane then chats to resident tech expert Alan Jones about data retention when switching to a new device, and what can be done to best protect your…
This week, Bella dives into social media algorithms and looks at how setting boundaries on screen usage can benefit your mental health Next up, Campbell gives us a retrospective on the recently concluded NBL season, chatting with seasoned basketballer Brett Maher about the sport's growth in Australia. Following is Karyn, our resident zodiac expert, gets the low down from an astrologer on what your…
This week on Wavelength, Jason looks back at the recent state election, chatting to some younger voters to explain why One Nation's popularity has surged. Next, Campbell chats to Dan Turner, who completed a solo circumnavigation of the world in a sail boat as part of the Mini Globe Race. Jane speaks to John Mannion, CEO of Breakthrough Mental Health Foundation, about how to deal with everyday…
This time on Wavelength, Fem chats to James McQuillain of Australia's Wheelchair Rugby team ahead of the Wheelchair Rugby World Challenge hosted right here in Adelaide. Following on is Ryan, a former Freshie and Wavelength reporter who gives his final love letter to Adelaide returning home. Kara discusses the Western Australian Ballet's latest show Dracula coming to Adelaide, chatting to Lachlan…
This episode Karyn catches up with a former Freshie in honour of Neurodiversity Celebration Week about his experience growing up and living with Keaton looks at the Fringe Leaderboard, catching up with 3rd highest attendee Anthony who caught almost 150 shows this year. Following is Bella talking to MFS Officer Cecelia Owens about their first all female crew on International Women's Day. Finally,…
This week, Keaton looks at the upcoming LIV Golf festival, chatting with Steve Keipert for the Australian Golf Digest about how the festival started and what's there to enjoy for golfers and non-golfers alike. Oliver looks into the recent surprise closure of Drake's Supermarket at Castle Plaza and the tactics used by larger companies like Coles and Woolworths to force independents out of the…
