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Catch up with Student Support as they answer your questions about being a student at the University of New England, Armidale. All music used in this podcast is covered under TuneFM's APRA AMCOS Online Music Licence.
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Journey into the real science behind Hollywood's biggest blockbusters with Season 4 of Sci Flicks on TuneFM! This season, Bridgette Glover teams up with brilliant minds from the University of New England to unravel the scientific concepts woven into your favourite films. From mind-bending physics to cutting-edge biology, discover where movie magic meets real-world science. Working alongside Belgrave Cinema in Armidale, we're bridging the gap between silver screen spectacle and scientific dis ...
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Hi, this is Minuri and Aleena! We are 2nd year medical students in the Joint Medical Program here at the University of New England. The show is run by the UNE Paediatrics Society, where we aim to discuss the intricacies of paediatrics with a variety of guests, from junior medical officers, clinicians and academic deans to provide you with a myriad of experiences and expertise. Keen to learn about paediatrics? Follow us on social media: Instagram: @unepaedsoc Facebook: University of New Engla ...
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Welcome to Plastic: The Last Straw, the podcast all about plastic! Join us on our journey from the invention of plastic, all the way to the very last straw, as we look at the plastics problem from the perspectives of a range of experts and organisations working in the field. This mini-series is produced by TuneFM at the University of New England and is created in partnership with the Environmental Protection Authority of NSW.
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Minuri and Aleena are taking the reins of Paedsoc on a Pod for the last time! After an incredible year of 6 monthly episodes and running the program that won the 2024 TuneFM Show of the Year award, they will be stepping down as President and Vice President of the UNE Paediatrics Society and handing the show over to next year's Executive. Aleena and…
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Hi guys, welcome back to another episode of Paedsoc on a Pod! We are your hosts, Minuri & Aleena!! This month, we explore the fascinating journey of cognitive and moral development in children. Starting off with Piaget’s stage theory and Vygotsky’s sociocultural approach, we discuss how kids learn and grow through interaction and cultural tools lik…
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This month's episode of Sci Flicks looks at the short film Thankful for Soil, released just this year! On this instalment of the Sci Flicks podcast, Bridgette is joined by both Dr. Ivanah Oliver and filmmaker and director Suzannah Cowley to look at the wonderful properties of soil and the field of agriculture! See omnystudio.com/listener for privac…
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In this new episode of “Paedsoc on a Pod,” join Minuri and Aleena as they delve into the crucial balance of studying, stress, and sleep, and the impact they have on the growing body. They'll explore how these factors interact, providing practical advice to help students navigate the intense pressures of Year 12 and beyond. From understanding the im…
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In this special winter episode of "Paedsoc on a Pod," join us as we delve into the world of upper respiratory tract infections (URTIs) in children. From exploring the anatomy of the respiratory system, we look at the development of the immune system in infants, and the intricate mechanisms behind how the body fights off infections. With practical a…
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This month, Aleena and I are going through our neurology block, learning about all things related to the brain and head injuries. In this episode of Paedsoc on a Pod!, we delve into the critical topic of Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) with our guest, Dr Thomas Moss, a resident medical officer from Newcastle, aspiring paediatrician, and JMP alumni. As t…
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Associated with vampires, the night, and sadly disease, bats get a bit of a bad rap. Diving into the world of these nocturnal hunters and their physiology is Dr Zenon Czenze and PhD candidate, Ruvi De Mel, as they talk all things bats ahead of the upcoming Sci Flicks film - From Dusk Til Dawn. Written by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez, the …
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Welcome to our very first episode on PaedSoc on a Pod! Today, we are hosting the amazing Dr Elizabeth Cotterell, our Clinical Dean of the Tablelands Clinical School here at the Armidale Rural Referral Hospital. Join us as we explore her role and path as a clinical dean and emergency paediatrician and query into the complex care of paediatric patien…
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Let's begin the Trimester in style! This month's Sci Flicks is all about volcanoes, and what better movie to watch than Volcano, the 1997 disaster film all about an eruption and the consequences thereafter? Bridgette is joined by Dr. Kieran Meaney, this month's guest speaker and geological expert, to talk about how accurate the film is and the impa…
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After nearly 3 years and 17 episodes, Dr. Marissa Betts is stepping down as Sci Flicks Coordinator. We cannot thank her enough for all she has done for the show and thoroughly look forward to seeing what she's going to do next. She has passed the mantle of Sci Flicks Coordinator over to Bridgette Glover; a PhD student here at UNE who looks forward …
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We're looking at a recent film this month! May's episode of Sci Flicks examines the smash hit that swept the 2023 Academy Awards; the film with the most nominations, most wins, and prestigious Best Picture award, Everything Everywhere All at Once! Our guest this month is Kate Armstrong-Smith, the creator of Othelia, an Australian engine which seeks…
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Our April episode of Sci Flicks sees Marissa looking at the 2011 film that proved to be well and truly ahead of its time, Contagion! She's not doing it alone though; she's joined by Professor Kim Usher, Member of the Order of Australia! Professor Kim Usher is Professor of Nursing in the School of Health and the Editor-in-Chief of the International …
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In the final episode of this series, we’re hearing from the 2023 NSW Young Australian of the Year recipient, Lottie Dalziel. Lottie is the founder of the educational community/platform, Banish, and is on a mission to make Australia more sustainable. Lottie talks about how simple actions can domino into larger change and how harnessing the power of …
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Sci Flicks returns for its third season 2023, and our first instalment is a hot one, so to speak! We're looking at Fire of Love, a documentary following the careers of French volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft released in 2022. Our guest speaker and Marissa's guest on the show this month is a new addition to UNE's Geoscience ranks, Dr. Nick Ta…
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In episode three, we’re holding the magnifying glass over ourselves as we learn about the consequences of plastic pollution on human health. Join us as we hear from Dr Michaela Lucas from the University of Western Australia about her ongoing clinical trial, and from Associate Professor Amy Lykins, about ‘eco-anxiety’ and the impact of global, ecolo…
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In episode two we're giving you a front-row seat in the battle of plastic vs the planet, as we hear from experts from Flinders University, OceanWatch Australia and The University of New England about how Australia's unique environment is faring in the fight against plastic pollution. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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All good things must come to a (temporary) end, and sadly this is the last instalment of Sci Flicks for 2022! We're keen to go out on a high note though, so Marissa has arranged for Dr. Gal Winter to come in and discuss the family favourite, Ratatouille, with her! Enjoy, and we can't wait to bring you back more amazing Sci Flicks next year! See omn…
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In today's episode, prepare to enter The Plastic Age as we hear from UNE’s Dr Martin Gibbs, Siobhan Threlfall from Ocean Watch and UNE’s Dr Susan Wilson. We’ll be setting the scene as we learn about the history of plastic, what it actually is, why it’s such an issue and what we should be doing about it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor…
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We've got a special treat for you this month! We've got Dr. Tommy Leung, a parasitologist and lecturer here at UNE specialising in parasitism and symbiosis along with ecology, chatting with Marissa. And what movie could they be talking about? That's right, it's Ridley Scott's phenomenal film Alien! Considering the parasitic nature of the Xenomorph'…
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In preparation for the Belgrave Cinema's special screening of Jurassic World Dominion as part of our Sci Flicks program, Marissa interviews UNE Honours student Kai Allison and PhD candidate Timothy Frauenfelder about their interest in palaeontology and dinosaur anatomy, diet, and behaviour. They also touch on the science behind the concept of Juras…
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If you take a trip to Detroit in the near future, you might just stumble across the Robocop... The famous crime-fighting cyborg made an enormous impact when he hit the big screen back in 1987. Since the film leans in heavily to the themes of computer science and artificial intelligence, we couldn't resist asking Dr. Eddie Sadgrove to participate in…
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April's Sci Flicks is none other than the hit science fiction film, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The Steven Spielberg classic dropped jaws across the world when it was released and still delights and entertains audiences to this day, including our special guest for this episode; Dr. Stephen Bosi. Dr. Bosi is a senior lecturer in Physics here…
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For this month's Sci Flicks Marissa is joined by Dr. Christopher Goatley, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow here at UNE, to talk about his research in marine biology and how it relates to the marine ecosystems featured in Finding Nemo. Coining himself Australia's most inland marine biologist, Dr. Goatley's research interests centre around marine ecolo…
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Drs Chris Guppy and Richard Flavel joined the screening of The Martian to deliver a mini lecture before the film commenced, and then held a question and answer session with members of the audience after the film concluded. Patrons had the opportunity to ask the two academics all about the scientific validity of the agricultural ideas present throug…
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In the first instalment of Sci Flicks for 2022, Marissa Betts sits down with Dr. Chris Guppy, Associate Professor in Soil Fertility, and Dr. Richard Flavel, Lecturer in Crop Science; to talk about the themes present in the 2015 film The Martian. From crop production and soil resilience to the difficulties of using human waste as fertilizer, you wil…
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Definitely one of the more... scientifically intriguing films that we've featured on Sci Flicks, this month sees us look at The Meg! The 2018 sci-fi film directed by Jon Turteltaub follows the discovery of an over twenty metre long Megalodon shark and the havoc it wreaks. Give this episode a listen as Dr. Marissa Betts dissects the scientific theme…
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The subject of this month's Sci Flicks is the 2015 disaster film San Andreas, centred around a massive earthquake on the San Andreas Fault leading to widespread casualties and destruction. With this focus on geoscience in mind, Dr. Marissa Betts brought along UNE geologists Dr. Luke Milan and Dr. Tim Chapman to share their expertise with us! See om…
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For the second episode of the collaborative series Sci Flicks, Dr. Marissa Betts returns with a very familiar face! Dr. Mary McMillan has been on air quite a few times in the past and it's always a treat when she drops by! As human genetics are one of her specialties, she was the perfect academic to discuss the genetic science featured in the 1997 …
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On this episode of the UNE Guide Show Connor sits down with the charismatic Luke Fowler, from Student Engagement and Retention. Luke and Connor talk about their disappointment in the postponement of the Tjawanpa festival here at UNE, some background to the event and the origins behind the name, and the plans to possibly get the festival back on tra…
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When it comes to studying at university, it can be difficult to afford a place to live. Many students turn to the residential college system and community sharehouses, so the Head of Wright College Jason Wall chats with Connor about living in UNE's college system. Connor is also joined by TuneFM's own Ben Lewis who has around 12 months experience l…
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We are less than a week away from the exam period here at UNE, so Connor sits down with Kylie Day to discuss everything students will need to know about exams, online exams, special exams, and the exam period. Kylie knows next to everything there is to possibly know about exams so she is the perfect person to assuage all of your unknowns about the …
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In our very first episode of Sci Flicks, Dr. Marissa Betts, a lecturer in Earth Sciences at UNE, begins this collaborative show with a bang. She is joined by Dr. Phil Bell and Dr. Nicolas Campione to talk about dinosaurs and the scientific themes present in Steven Spielberg's famous film, Jurassic Park. How accurate is the science present in the fi…
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The UNE Guide Show is officially 10 episodes old! Connor celebrates this milestone by bringing back two very special guests; Jillian Thomson and Alana Cox! Jillian and Alana help Connor analyze and clarify some of the nuances surrounding appropriate behaviour at UNE and how to avoid getting into trouble, before talking about how to live sustainably…
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This week, Connor brings attention to a very important issue when it comes to your studies here at UNE (and any other educational institution); plagiarism. Julia Dau and Huifang Li, two former students at UNE, sit down with Connor to shine a light on the importance of honesty in the academic world and to encourage students to avoid plagiarism at al…
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This week the UNE Guide Show talks about how to adapt to some of the changes that may pop up in your study journey at UNE. Connor is joined by the charming Fiona Murray who has years of experience working with students living in the residential system and former student Lachlan Kirby Barrett to discuss how students can learn to adapt to anything th…
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This week, Connor is joined by Nola Holmes once again along with Jennifer Vaughan, two First-Year Advisors here at UNE to discuss how to make the most of one's first year at university. Connor is also joined by student Sathvik Gopalakrishna to discuss some tips for new students from the perspective of someone who has been in that very position!…
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