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My brain rocket car is shown at 21 to 34 of the video. Rocketcar Day 11. Slow Motion Montage from sixty40 on Vimeo.

Natalie Rowland spoke to me at the Live Futures 2020 Festival at the College of Fine Arts in Paddington about the Live Local project. download MP3

I reasoned that karaoke therapy might help my fluent or "mild" aphasia, and a year after I had big improvements in my speech, the science was published explaining why it worked, and why joining a choir may help me and other people who've suffered "mild" ...

MP3 download I spoke with designer Deborah Kneeshaw about how the creative thinking philosophy of design can be used to solve the world's problems. (This is the full version of the interview that was cut for size for Diffusion) Deborah regularly ...

I had a cup of hot chocolate in a coffee shop with Futurist Janine Cahill from Future Journeys, about how we're living in an age where the impossible is becoming possible. download MP3

Zombie Fish poison! Associate Professor Graham Nicholson from the department of molecular and medical biosciences in the faculty of science at the University of Technology, Sydney spoke with Ian Woolf about the tropical fish disease Ciguatera and the ...

Transhumanism regards involuntary aspects of the human condition, such as disability, suffering, disease, aging, drudgery and death as unnecessary and undesirable. Transhumanists support the use of science and technology to improve human mental and ...

MP3 We all have an interest in the future because its where we'll spend the rest of our lives. I spoke with Futurist Janine Cahill from Future Journeys.

Here's a podcast of my response to the New Scientist headlines about "How People Can Think Themselves Sick - how chronic fatigue syndromes are triggered by people's mindset". MP3

MP3 I spoke with Professor Michael Cortie about his research using lasers to zap gold nano-particles to kill cancer cells and parasites, at the University of Technology, Sydney.

MP3 I spoke with Professor Michael Cortie about his research using lasers to zap gold nano-particles to kill cancer cells and parasites, at the University of Technology, Sydney.

MP3 I spoke with Professor Michael Cortie about his research using lasers to zap gold nano-particles to kill cancer cells and parasites, at the University of Technology, Sydney.

MP3 Stilgherrian is a survivor of the first dot com boom and sometime tech writer for Crikey.com. I spoke with him about the Australian government's plan to censor the internet. Read Stilgherrian's blog: Stilgherrian or follow him on twitter Electronic ...

MP3 Stilgherrian is a survivor of the first dot com boom and sometime tech writer for Crikey.com. I spoke with him about the Australian government's plan to censor the internet. Read Stilgherrian's blog: Stilgherrian or follow him on twitter Electronic ...

MP3 Stilgherrian is a survivor of the first dot com boom and sometime tech writer for Crikey.com. I spoke with him about the Australian government's plan to censor the internet.

MP3 Continuing my conversation with Dr Samuel Brainstein about quantum teleportation, entanglement, encryption, eavesdropping, and true love. Dr Braunstein is Professor of Informatics at the University of Wales in Bangor, England. This is part two of a ...

MP3 Continuing my conversation with Dr Samuel Brainstein about quantum teleportation, entanglement, encryption, eavesdropping, and true love. Dr Braunstein is Professor of Informatics at the University of Wales in Bangor, England. This is part two of a ...

MP3 Continuing my conversation with Dr Samuel Brainstein about quantum teleportation, entanglement, encryption, eavesdropping, and true love. Dr Braunstein is Professor of Informatics at the University of Wales in Bangor, England. This is part two of a ...

MP3 I spoke with Dr Samuel Braunstein about quantum teleportation, why there can never be two Captain Kirks, and how to teleport by fax. Dr Braunstein is Professor of Informatics at the University of Wales in Bangor, England. This is part one of a two ...