Author: cameron

G’Day World #339 – Donnie Maclurcan and Project Australia Aug 2008

Today my guests is Donnie Maclurcan, Executive Director of Project Australia, a national organisation helping people launch ideas that seek to create positive social change within communities. Donnie…

The Lies About Hiroshima Aug 2008

John Pilger has written a terrific article to commemorate the anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima (6 August, 1945). I was talking about Hiroshima…

Australian Censorship and Human Rights Aug 2008

I did a show yesterday on China’s censorship and human rights record. A few people have told me that in Australia, we can say what we like and…

G’Day World #338 – Amnesty Intl on China and Social Media Aug 2008

On today’s show I’m joined by Sophie Peer, China Campaign Co-ordinator for Amnesty International, Fi Bendall from the Bendall Group, and Ben Barren, social media baron, to discuss…

Science. It Works, Bitches. Aug 2008

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), a 27 kilometer (17 mile) long particle accelerator straddling the border of Switzerland and France, is nearly set to begin its first particle…

The Power Of The Pussy Podcast Aug 2008

I’m excited today to launch the latest podcast to join the TPN family: I had Katherine Cunningham as a guest on G’Day World back in Oct 2007 and…

Edinburgh Fringe Time Again! Aug 2008

Once again this year, for the 4th year in a row, my old mate Ewan Spence is podcasting daily from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for TPN, talking to…

G’Day World #337 – Allon Klebanoff’s introduction to J. S. Bach Aug 2008

One of the wonderful people I met while in Ajaccio was Allon Klebanoff, an Israeli historian who is the closest thing to a “Renaissance Man” that I’ve ever…

Stan The Man Talks Podcasting Jul 2008

TPN’s Stan Relihan (The Connections Show) was interviewed by IT Wire recently about his thoughts on the future of podcasting. According to Relihan, putting the iPhone in the…

G’Day World #336 – The Sammartino Method (aka How To Get Rich Slowly and Surely) Jul 2008