Fri, 25 November 2005 Topics covered: update on Broadband over power lines in Australia; Telstra forces 8.4 million users to buy new cell phones; VOIP policy in Australia confirmed; Australian Music Industry aims at piracy; Australian Inventor takes award to tyre recycling; Singing iceberg; New treatment for prostate cancer; Stem cell review in Australia; New laws cover biodiversity and bio-prospecting exploitation; Aging Octopi. Music played (Courtesy of the podsafe music network): Guerreros de noche, Luis Claudio; Locked in the shadows, Natalie Brown. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast BlogDirect download: APC_2005-11-26_The_Sci-tech_round-up_show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 6:34 PM Comments[1] |
Fri, 18 November 2005 Topics covered: Telstra releases new growth and infrastructure strategy; Opposition from other Telco’s claiming anti-competitive behaviour; Optus launches new 3G/GSM/WiFi network; Australian Federal Government to invest additional 3.1 billion on Telco infrastructure; Australian Federal Government to create new critical infrastructure guidelines; Unwired feeling left out with new 3Gcompetition over WiMax; Hand cranked laptop for kids; Harriet the Tortoise reaches 175th birthday; New treatment in the works for cervical cancer; Genetics and cerebral palsy; Better anti venoms needed in Australia; Aussie lizards have toxic bite. Music played: Intro: Latin Salsa, K. Macleod; Welcome to Cairo Street, Jim Fidler (Podsafe Music Network); To hold you again, James La Brie ( Podsafe Music Network); Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast BlogDirect download: APC_2005-11-19_The_telco_turmoil_show.mp3 Category: Technology -- posted at: 7:02 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 13 November 2005 I have created a Frappr Map to allow listeners of the Antipodean Podcast to add their location. Currently we have no such information as to where APC listeners reside and I encourage you to follow the link below and add your location and affiliation or own podcast or blog if you so desire. Enjoy.
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Fri, 11 November 2005 Topics covered: Unwired releases new laptop card � getting close to WiMax; Austar ready for regional wireless roll out; Slow broadband hobbles OZ; Company directors beaware of your IT shortcomings; ISP enroll in Zombie stomp down; WaxMail promo; More troubles at CSIRO; Aspirin helps prevent skin cancer; DNA sequencing advance may resolve old crime cases; Coffee and your caffeine dose; Ozone hole will shrink; New Great Barrier Reef study; Funds to fight Tassie devils tumour disease; Meteor showers causes confusion and fright; Podsafe Music: Do you want me, Bree DeMoss ( Podsafe Music Network); Outro: K. Macleod (royalty free). Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog
Direct download: APC_2005-11-12_Science_and_technology_update_show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 6:46 PM Comments[0] |
Fri, 4 November 2005 Topics covered: Australian video compression software; Waxmail debut; (www.waxmail.biz); ACT government drops Telstra and goes VOIP; Horse race crashes video server; Resilin; Tweety rescued; birds change tune; A sticky situation; Sperm donors warning; Positive effects of volcanoes; Fungus threatens Wollemi pines; Music played: Intro: Kevin McLeod; On a podcast, Cruisebox (podsafe music network); I Wonder, Natalie Brown (podsafe music network); Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog
Direct download: APC_2005-11-05_The_technology_review_show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 7:29 PM Comments[1] |
Sun, 30 October 2005 Topics covered: iTunes Store commences in Australia; Vegemite; Unwired welcomes competitors; Austar to roll out wireless broadband; Vodafone Australia to launch 3G Internet this week; Telstra will it allow other ISPs to access its new ADSL2+ network?; Digital TV in Australia Analogue transmission unlikely to be shut off; VOIP thriving in Australian customers happy; Auction of prehistotric Wollemi pines; Understanding Autism; Code of practice released for aussie biotech companies; GM rabbit virus causes concerns. Useful podcast; Successful Innovation Podcast Music played:The boy from Alabama meets the girl from Gundagai, Joy Nichols, 1942 (Unknown Source); flash Jack from Gundagai, Franklyn B. Paverty Bush Band (Unknown Source); Made for two, Robin Stine (Podsafe Music Show).Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog
Direct download: APC_2005-10-30_The_happy_little_vegemite_tech_show_copy_1.mp3 Category: Technology -- posted at: 1:51 AM Comments[0] |
Fri, 21 October 2005 Topics covered: iTunes finally coming to Australia; Trade Unions adopt podcasting and Web 2.0 technologies; Tumeric active, curcumin, offers new diseas treament hopes (thanks Wafa); Eggs in the undies smuggler jailed; Astronomers develop new imaging devices;Tassie Devil gift to Denmark to celebrate princes birth; Ozone hole shrinking; Alterntive bio-fuel from Australian Mallee tree; Podafe Music (courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network);
Drifting, by Karmyn Tyler; Restless for the sun by Jimy Bratcher. Full stories from The Antipodean Podcast BlogDirect download: APC_2005-10-22_The_weird_and_wonderful_tech_show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 11:00 PM Comments[0] |
Thu, 13 October 2005 Topics covered: Intro; apologies to Bob Leslie from the band Outfit; Chilli promotes sound sleep; New method for predicting stroke; New leads on inflammation; Sterile mosquitos and glowing testes; Hobbit theory gets new evidence; Tassie tiger cloning efforts renewed; Broadband for Aussie flights; Supersonic test successful in SA; Why Europe fails to leverage Innovation, from the Hobson Holt report. Music from the podsafe music network: Never say goodbye, Robin Stine; Daydream, Robin Stine; Friend, Rob Costlow. Full show notes and stories at: The Antipodean Podcast BlogDirect download: APC_2005-10-15_The_Wonders_of_Life_Show.mp3 Category: Life Sciences -- posted at: 12:00 AM Comments[1] |
Tue, 11 October 2005 A short promo for the Antipodean PodcastComments[0] |
Fri, 7 October 2005 Topics Covered: Australians awarded Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine; Ig Nobel awards; Prime Ministers Prize for Science 2005; Young wiz get science award; Issues around the podsafe music network; Music played: Intro: unknown (royality free annotated); Adios to rock n roll, Outfit; Evening Fall Piano, Kevin MacLeod (royality free annotated). Full details at: The Antipodean Podcast BlogDirect download: APC_2005-10-08_-_The_Nobel_Prize_Show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 11:18 PM Comments[29] |
Mon, 3 October 2005 Topics covered: Australian east coast faces hurricane catastrophe (SMH); Climate change a most serious issue: Flannery (SMH); Global warming a reality: Flannery (SMH); The Power beneath our feed (Flannery, SMH); Nuclear future ( Flannery, SMH). Audio segments (ABC). Music featured from the podshow music network: Intro: Chillwaters, Scott Helm; Quiet chaos, (inspired by hurrincane Katrina), Kcentric; Westerneast, Scott Helm. Full show notes at: The Antipodean Podcast BlogDirect download: APC_2005-10-3_The_Environmental_Questions_Show.mp3 Category: Science -- posted at: 2:38 AM Comments[0] |
Sat, 1 October 2005 Topics covered: Dutch car wins solar car race;
Ausses research investment increases; Fibre to the home in Tasmania; Asia rolling out WiMax; Interview with Sean Murdock, Nanobusiness Alliance. Music played: Intro: courtesy Ken MacLeod. From the podsafe music network;
unknown by Larry Seyer;Cebrella-Electronics, by Denis Kitchen.Full show notes at The Antipodean Podcast Blog
Direct download: APC_2005-10-1_The_labor_holiday_weekend_techno_show.mp3 Category: Technology -- posted at: 6:27 PM Comments[0] |
Fri, 23 September 2005 Full show notes at: The Antipodean Podcast Blog
Summary Show notes: BPL large scale trial begins in Tasmania; Wireless Institute of Australia logs first BPL interference report; Comments from Steve Stroh and Jim Sutton at Wireless Tech Radio 14th September show; Tale of two Texas towns and BPL and NPR report on BPL from Flatonia Tx.Music: Opening: Courtesy and with thanks, Kevin McLeod. Closing music: Larrys Waltz, from Larry Seyer from the podsafe networkDirect download: APC_24.9.05_-_The_Broadband_over_Powerlines_Show.mp3 Category: Technology -- posted at: 10:06 PM Comments[0] |
Sat, 17 September 2005 Direct download: APC_17.9.05_The_30th_Edition_Show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 2:30 AM Comments[0] |
Fri, 16 September 2005 Please visit The Antipodean Podcast Blog for full show notesDirect download: APC_16.9.05__The_Bewitched_Podsafe_Music_Show_copy_1.mp3 Category: Podsafe Music -- posted at: 9:17 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 11 September 2005 Show notes:
Public money to support emerging knowledge economies;Greehouse gases � nothing new; Government predicts wireless will increase broadband capacity; Kazaa decision; Telstra hobbles business again; Lifetime email accounts; CSIRO party tricks; Big creepies; Aussie Hydro cars; Honey panacia; Australian iTunes????; Australian Podcasting Survey; Spaghetti science; iPod bugs; Music courtesy of the podshow - Tracks:Come away � Flamenco Passion Mix, Issaac Angel; Fast Jazz and Funky, Larry Seyer; Summertime, Karmyn Tyler
Direct download: APC_10.9.05__-_The_mixed_bag_show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 2:19 AM Comments[1] |
Sat, 3 September 2005 Topics covered: Australia moves to UTC using atomic clock; Launch of Science Industry Action Agenda;New Aussie cancer treatment
Sheep are really very smart….;Canberra slows down light; Australia joins Software liberation front; Cybernose to emerge from Insects genes; Sleepy air traffic controller leaves all suspended; Maxtor releases new network media server; PBCLiberal, ‘VOIP is a four letter word’; Podsafe music: ‘Meerigans (reel) by Jim Fiddler (Podshow) ; arabic interlude; : ‘My Friend’ by Dennis Kitchen (Podshow); introsweeper, ‘salsa’ by Keven Macleod)
Direct download: APC_3.9.05_The_Wattle_Show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 8:05 PM Comments[0] |
Fri, 26 August 2005 Items covered: Intel invests in Unwired; Intels invests in Skype; National RFID Trial to get underway; More on Broadband over powerlines; Skylook: Interview with Skylook co-founder Jeremy Hague, the Skype recording tool; Interview with Craig Doyle, CEO of the SSHED a business accelerator near Sydney;Oil Bubbles perserve ancient algae; US-Australia FTA may lead to IP problems over stem cell researchComments[0] |
Sat, 20 August 2005 A special APC podcast on the nature and role of technology based clusters which explores their success factors whether they actually work and create knowledge based businesses and economies.Direct download: APC_2_20.8.05.mp3_Technology_based_clusters_do_they_work.mp3 Category: Global Technology networks -- posted at: 2:38 AM Comments[0] |
Fri, 19 August 2005 Topics covered this week:
Indian call centres sell personal details
Zotob virus cripples Aussie car plant
Federal government approves full sale of Telstra
1.1 bn broadband fund announced
Federal Government defends its broadband services
Telstra launches 3G network services
Unwired seeks 3G partner
Explosive detection system company receives grant
Spay on contraceptive for plants
Tidbinbilla space copplex 40 years young
Interview with Matt Jones from ozpodcaster.com
all details at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comComments[0] |
Fri, 12 August 2005 Topics covered: Discovery landing sound snapshop; Telcos suffer loss of landline users; Unwired strengthens its position; VOIP gains traction, SKYPE gets SKYLOOK the Microsoft Outlook integrated SKYPE recording program; Redheads and pain; Gene for migraine closer to being identified; new treatments for heart disease; Eureka Science awards 2005; Australian University teaching ranking surprise; plus podsafe music from the podshowDirect download: APC_13.8.05_The_Technology_Review_Show.mp3 Category: Science &Technology Update -- posted at: 8:52 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 7 August 2005 A quick catchup show to get back into the technology groove. Items covered:
Podsafe music at www.music.podshow.com; New Australian tech podcast at ozpodcaster.comComments[1] |
Sat, 6 August 2005 Part 2 of the tour including observations whilst on a side trip to SyriaDirect download: APC_6.8.05_The_Lebanon_Experience_Part_2.mp3 Category: general -- posted at: 1:38 AM Comments[0] |
Sat, 6 August 2005 A travel sound seeing tour of observations during travel to Lebanon during late July 2005 plus some discussions of technology issues in Lebanon and the internetDirect download: APC_6.8.05_The_Lebanon_Experience_Part_1.mp3 Category: general -- posted at: 1:06 AM Comments[0] |
Sun, 31 July 2005 I have been on vacation in parts of the Middle East and so there has been a small hiatus in podcasts - a new podcast will be posted in the next few days giving interesting insights from my travels with commentary on technology develops (or lack of) in the Middle East plus social insights from my travesl. Category: general -- posted at: 10:42 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 10 July 2005 This show includes:
Introduction, Telstra Small Business Awards 2005; Podsafe music courtesy of Incompetech.com; VOIP delivered over powerline broadband; Google invests on broadband over powerlines; Australian Government invests in regional braodband infrastructure; Unwired and Austar team up to share spectra; Koalas and Chlamydia vaccine; Dark Age on InnovationDirect download: APC_10.7.05_-_Techno_Musings_and_Podsafe_music.mp3 Category: Technology -- posted at: 2:29 AM Comments[0] |
Sun, 3 July 2005 Topics covered: Tesltra service levels; more on Unwired; broadband grows; Navini in Mauritius; bare bottoms in NZ.Comments[0] |
Sat, 25 June 2005 cogitations on husbands
From the book review of The Lazy Husband by Joshua Coleman
Available on Amazon or go to www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com to orderComments[0] |
Sat, 18 June 2005 Topics covered:
Tod Cochranes new book on podcasting has arrived; An alternative for iTunes podcasting support (http://badfruit.com/); Sydney lights to be turned off !!
Biotech News in Australia:* Scientists make blood from human stem cells * New biotech company Medical Therapies to list on ASX * New Diagnostics for airborne allergens* Protein may help treat brain injuries
International Biotech:* Fungus: control for malaria * Vaccines 100% effective against Ebola and Marburg Viruses
Weird Stuff:* Naked ramber takes his friends for a stroll!! Plus the odd podsafe music track Direct download: APC_18.6.05_-_The_Bit_of_Everything_Show.mp3 Category: Life Sciences -- posted at: 1:21 AM |
Fri, 17 June 2005 I have been making adjustments to both the Antipodean Podcast Blog site and The Antipodean Podcast download site URL's.
For clarity these are now adjusted to:
The Antipodean Podcast Blog
http://www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com
The Antipodean Podcast download site
http://www.antipodeanpodcast.com
I hope these corrections will make it easier to navigate between the sites which have been set up to be complementary.
Cheers, Mark Bradley
Category: general -- posted at: 2:24 AM Comments[0] |
Mon, 13 June 2005 A call for expressions of interest in setting up a podcasters meet in SydneyDirect download: APC_13.6.05_Sydney_Australia_Podcast_Meet.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 2:19 AM Comments[0] |
Sun, 12 June 2005 Topics covered: Queen's birthday in Australia; the drought and lack of water; It's no laughing matter - nitrous oxide danger; Laughing and weight loss; Captive breeding of sharks; Healthy cheers and whisky consumption; and some Australian podsafe musicDirect download: APC_12.6.05_-_The_Queens_Birthday_E.mp3 Category: General Comments -- posted at: 1:44 AM Comments[0] |
Sat, 4 June 2005 I have now created a master Antipodean Podcast and Blog site through which you can access the Antipodean Podcasts for download.
To access podcasts you have a choice - either continue to access the downloads through this site via your aggregator or ipodder software, or go to www.antipodeanpodcast.com to read the associated blog content and through this site access the podcasts downloads from the menu and link located in the top left hand corner of the site.
The choice is yours but the blog site will allow content to be used in the podcasts to be commented on and source material presented.
RSS feeds for new posts to both sites are active to you may like to subscribe to both.
Enjoy Category: General Comments -- posted at: 8:13 PM Comments[0] |
Wed, 1 June 2005 A sound-seeing tour around the CEBIT exhibitors chatting about their products and services - sometimes geeky, sometimes amusing, and sometimes serious. Comments[0] |
Thu, 26 May 2005 A note on the superb field microphones from Giant Squid Audio Labs - ideal for podcasters
more details:
http://www.giant-squid-audio-lab.com/Comments[0] |
Thu, 26 May 2005 A brief conversation wih Dr Moira Gunn during her recent visit to Sydney AustraliaDirect download: APC_26.5.05_-_A_conversation_with_Moira_Gunn.mp3 Category: General Comments -- posted at: 4:51 AM Comments[0] |
Sat, 21 May 2005 Topics covered: CSIRO in legal challenge of wireless techology patent; podsafe latino piece; update on Unwired/Navini WiMax roll out in AustraliaComments[0] |
Sat, 21 May 2005 This is the APC podsafe music show, featuring latino, jazz, classical, and two Australian contributions. The ideal 30 min commute podcastComments[1] |
Fri, 20 May 2005 Topics covered:Podcasting and copyright issues in Australia; Dogs love talcum powder; podsafe musicComments[0] |
Sun, 15 May 2005 Topics covered this week include: ABC Radio National Australia trials podcasting; exploding laundered ipod; Unwired and iBurst move towards WiMax;BlogTalk Downunder Conference; CEBIT Australia.Comments[0] |
Tue, 10 May 2005 A conversation with Tod Maffin (Iloveradio.org)during his recent visit to Sydney Australia. Topics covered: the dot com era and investing; telco dominance in the ISP market; public broadcasting and podcasting;and everything else that seemed relevant at the time. A fun interview. Enjoy Comments[0] |
Wed, 4 May 2005 An apology podnote for the poor broadcast volume of the 1.5.05 Antipodean PodcastComments[0] |
Sun, 1 May 2005 Topics covered:
•Tassie devil has big bite
•Australia creates new Geological timeline
•Perfect rice everytime
•Red wine raises blood pressure
•Vitamin D and Schizophrenia
•Robots in the air and the desert
•Malaysia announces new biotechnology strategy
•Pod-site listening; Killer Innovation, ABC Australia goes podcasting
Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 April 2005 This show muses on entrepeneurs and their real role in turning intellectual property into commercial opportunities. This is based on a speech I gave at an Australian University graduation ceremony in 2002Comments[0] |
Wed, 13 April 2005 This show examines the new and alternative forms of wireless technologies currently being rolled out commercially in Australia. These include the 'iburst' and 'unwired' systems which have significant advantages over the 802.11 technology.
These new systems are likely to become global standards once the WiMax Protocols are ratified. Listen to the show and learn how Australia is leading the world as a major test bed, albeit in a commercial environment, for these systems. Comments[0] |
Fri, 8 April 2005 Category: General Comments -- posted at: 3:19 AM Comments[1] |
Thu, 7 April 2005 The first Antipodean Podcast brought to you from Sydney Australia. Topics covered:
Dementia treatments including sex;
Vaccines;
Malaysia and biotech;
plus RIAA free, podsafe tunesComments[0] |


Topics covered: update on Broadband over power lines in Australia; Telstra forces 8.4 million users to buy new cell phones; VOIP policy in Australia confirmed; Australian Music Industry aims at piracy; Australian Inventor takes award to tyre recycling; Singing iceberg; New treatment for prostate cancer; Stem cell review in Australia; New laws cover biodiversity and bio-prospecting exploitation; Aging Octopi. Music played (Courtesy of the podsafe music network): Guerreros de noche, Luis Claudio; Locked in the shadows, Natalie Brown. Full stories at
Topics covered: Telstra releases new growth and infrastructure strategy; Opposition from other Telco’s claiming anti-competitive behaviour; Optus launches new 3G/GSM/WiFi network; Australian Federal Government to invest additional 3.1 billion on Telco infrastructure; Australian Federal Government to create new critical infrastructure guidelines; Unwired feeling left out with new 3Gcompetition over WiMax; Hand cranked laptop for kids; Harriet the Tortoise reaches 175th birthday; New treatment in the works for cervical cancer; Genetics and cerebral palsy; Better anti venoms needed in Australia; Aussie lizards have toxic bite. Music played: Intro: Latin Salsa, K. Macleod; Welcome to Cairo Street, Jim Fidler (Podsafe Music Network); To hold you again, James La Brie ( Podsafe Music Network); Full stories at 
Topics covered: Unwired releases new laptop card � getting close to WiMax; Austar ready for regional wireless roll out; Slow broadband hobbles OZ; Company directors beaware of your IT shortcomings; ISP enroll in Zombie stomp down; WaxMail promo; More troubles at CSIRO; Aspirin helps prevent skin cancer; DNA sequencing advance may resolve old crime cases; Coffee and your caffeine dose; Ozone hole will shrink; New Great Barrier Reef study; Funds to fight Tassie devils tumour disease; Meteor showers causes confusion and fright; Podsafe Music: Do you want me, Bree DeMoss ( Podsafe Music Network); Outro: K. Macleod (royalty free). Full stories at
Topics covered: Australian video compression software; Waxmail debut; (www.waxmail.biz); ACT government drops Telstra and goes VOIP; Horse race crashes video server; Resilin; Tweety rescued; birds change tune; A sticky situation; Sperm donors warning; Positive effects of volcanoes; Fungus threatens Wollemi pines; Music played: Intro: Kevin McLeod; On a podcast, Cruisebox (podsafe music network); I Wonder, Natalie Brown (podsafe music network); Full stories at
Topics covered: iTunes Store commences in Australia; Vegemite; Unwired welcomes competitors; Austar to roll out wireless broadband; Vodafone Australia to launch 3G Internet this week; Telstra will it allow other ISPs to access its new ADSL2+ network?; Digital TV in Australia Analogue transmission unlikely to be shut off; VOIP thriving in Australian customers happy; Auction of prehistotric Wollemi pines; Understanding Autism; Code of practice released for aussie biotech companies; GM rabbit virus causes concerns. Useful podcast;
Topics covered: iTunes finally coming to Australia; Trade Unions adopt podcasting and Web 2.0 technologies; Tumeric active, curcumin, offers new diseas treament hopes (thanks Wafa); Eggs in the undies smuggler jailed; Astronomers develop new imaging devices;Tassie Devil gift to Denmark to celebrate princes birth; Ozone hole shrinking; Alterntive bio-fuel from Australian Mallee tree; Podafe Music (courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network);
Drifting, by Karmyn Tyler; Restless for the sun by Jimy Bratcher. Full stories from
Topics covered: Intro; apologies to Bob Leslie from the band Outfit; Chilli promotes sound sleep; New method for predicting stroke; New leads on inflammation; Sterile mosquitos and glowing testes; Hobbit theory gets new evidence; Tassie tiger cloning efforts renewed; Broadband for Aussie flights; Supersonic test successful in SA; Why Europe fails to leverage Innovation, from the Hobson Holt report. Music from the podsafe music network: Never say goodbye, Robin Stine; Daydream, Robin Stine; Friend, Rob Costlow. Full show notes and stories at:
A short promo for the Antipodean Podcast
Topics Covered: Australians awarded Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine; Ig Nobel awards; Prime Ministers Prize for Science 2005; Young wiz get science award; Issues around the podsafe music network; Music played: Intro: unknown (royality free annotated); Adios to rock n roll, Outfit; Evening Fall Piano, Kevin MacLeod (royality free annotated). Full details at:
Topics covered: Australian east coast faces hurricane catastrophe (SMH); Climate change a most serious issue: Flannery (SMH); Global warming a reality: Flannery (SMH); The Power beneath our feed (Flannery, SMH); Nuclear future ( Flannery, SMH). Audio segments (ABC). Music featured from the podshow music network: Intro: Chillwaters, Scott Helm; Quiet chaos, (inspired by hurrincane Katrina), Kcentric; Westerneast, Scott Helm. Full show notes at:
Topics covered: Dutch car wins solar car race;
Ausses research investment increases; Fibre to the home in Tasmania; Asia rolling out WiMax; Interview with Sean Murdock, Nanobusiness Alliance. Music played: Intro: courtesy Ken MacLeod. From the podsafe music network;
unknown by Larry Seyer;Cebrella-Electronics, by Denis Kitchen.Full show notes at
Full show notes at:
Please visit
Show notes:
Public money to support emerging knowledge economies;Greehouse gases � nothing new; Government predicts wireless will increase broadband capacity; Kazaa decision; Telstra hobbles business again; Lifetime email accounts; CSIRO party tricks; Big creepies; Aussie Hydro cars; Honey panacia; Australian iTunes????; Australian Podcasting Survey; Spaghetti science; iPod bugs; Music courtesy of the podshow - Tracks:Come away � Flamenco Passion Mix, Issaac Angel; Fast Jazz and Funky, Larry Seyer; Summertime, Karmyn Tyler
Topics covered: Australia moves to UTC using atomic clock; Launch of Science Industry Action Agenda;New Aussie cancer treatment
Sheep are really very smart….;Canberra slows down light; Australia joins Software liberation front; Cybernose to emerge from Insects genes; Sleepy air traffic controller leaves all suspended; Maxtor releases new network media server; PBCLiberal, ‘VOIP is a four letter word’; Podsafe music: ‘Meerigans (reel) by Jim Fiddler (Podshow) ; arabic interlude; : ‘My Friend’ by Dennis Kitchen (Podshow); introsweeper, ‘salsa’ by Keven Macleod)
Items covered: Intel invests in Unwired; Intels invests in Skype; National RFID Trial to get underway; More on Broadband over powerlines; Skylook: Interview with Skylook co-founder Jeremy Hague, the Skype recording tool; Interview with Craig Doyle, CEO of the SSHED a business accelerator near Sydney;Oil Bubbles perserve ancient algae; US-Australia FTA may lead to IP problems over stem cell research
A special APC podcast on the nature and role of technology based clusters which explores their success factors whether they actually work and create knowledge based businesses and economies.
Topics covered this week:
Indian call centres sell personal details
Zotob virus cripples Aussie car plant
Federal government approves full sale of Telstra
1.1 bn broadband fund announced
Federal Government defends its broadband services
Telstra launches 3G network services
Unwired seeks 3G partner
Explosive detection system company receives grant
Spay on contraceptive for plants
Tidbinbilla space copplex 40 years young
Interview with Matt Jones from ozpodcaster.com
all details at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com
Topics covered: Discovery landing sound snapshop; Telcos suffer loss of landline users; Unwired strengthens its position; VOIP gains traction, SKYPE gets SKYLOOK the Microsoft Outlook integrated SKYPE recording program; Redheads and pain; Gene for migraine closer to being identified; new treatments for heart disease; Eureka Science awards 2005; Australian University teaching ranking surprise; plus podsafe music from the podshow
A quick catchup show to get back into the technology groove. Items covered:
Podsafe music at www.music.podshow.com; New Australian tech podcast at ozpodcaster.com
Part 2 of the tour including observations whilst on a side trip to Syria
A travel sound seeing tour of observations during travel to Lebanon during late July 2005 plus some discussions of technology issues in Lebanon and the internet
This show includes:
Introduction, Telstra Small Business Awards 2005; Podsafe music courtesy of Incompetech.com; VOIP delivered over powerline broadband; Google invests on broadband over powerlines; Australian Government invests in regional braodband infrastructure; Unwired and Austar team up to share spectra; Koalas and Chlamydia vaccine; Dark Age on Innovation
Topics covered: Tesltra service levels; more on Unwired; broadband grows; Navini in Mauritius; bare bottoms in NZ.
cogitations on husbands
From the book review of The Lazy Husband by Joshua Coleman
Available on Amazon or go to www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com to order
I have been making adjustments to both the Antipodean Podcast Blog site and The Antipodean Podcast download site URL's.
For clarity these are now adjusted to:
The Antipodean Podcast Blog
http://www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com
The Antipodean Podcast download site
http://www.antipodeanpodcast.com
I hope these corrections will make it easier to navigate between the sites which have been set up to be complementary.
Cheers, Mark Bradley
A call for expressions of interest in setting up a podcasters meet in Sydney
Topics covered: Queen's birthday in Australia; the drought and lack of water; It's no laughing matter - nitrous oxide danger; Laughing and weight loss; Captive breeding of sharks; Healthy cheers and whisky consumption; and some Australian podsafe music
I have now created a master Antipodean Podcast and Blog site through which you can access the Antipodean Podcasts for download.
To access podcasts you have a choice - either continue to access the downloads through this site via your aggregator or ipodder software, or go to www.antipodeanpodcast.com to read the associated blog content and through this site access the podcasts downloads from the menu and link located in the top left hand corner of the site.
The choice is yours but the blog site will allow content to be used in the podcasts to be commented on and source material presented.
RSS feeds for new posts to both sites are active to you may like to subscribe to both.
Enjoy
A note on the superb field microphones from Giant Squid Audio Labs - ideal for podcasters
more details:
http://www.giant-squid-audio-lab.com/
A brief conversation wih Dr Moira Gunn during her recent visit to Sydney Australia
Topics covered: CSIRO in legal challenge of wireless techology patent; podsafe latino piece; update on Unwired/Navini WiMax roll out in Australia
This is the APC podsafe music show, featuring latino, jazz, classical, and two Australian contributions. The ideal 30 min commute podcast
Topics covered this week include: ABC Radio National Australia trials podcasting; exploding laundered ipod; Unwired and iBurst move towards WiMax;BlogTalk Downunder Conference; CEBIT Australia.
A conversation with Tod Maffin (Iloveradio.org)during his recent visit to Sydney Australia. Topics covered: the dot com era and investing; telco dominance in the ISP market; public broadcasting and podcasting;and everything else that seemed relevant at the time. A fun interview. Enjoy
Topics covered:
•Tassie devil has big bite
•Australia creates new Geological timeline
•Perfect rice everytime
•Red wine raises blood pressure
•Vitamin D and Schizophrenia
•Robots in the air and the desert
•Malaysia announces new biotechnology strategy
•Pod-site listening; Killer Innovation, ABC Australia goes podcasting
This show muses on entrepeneurs and their real role in turning intellectual property into commercial opportunities. This is based on a speech I gave at an Australian University graduation ceremony in 2002
This show examines the new and alternative forms of wireless technologies currently being rolled out commercially in Australia. These include the 'iburst' and 'unwired' systems which have significant advantages over the 802.11 technology.
These new systems are likely to become global standards once the WiMax Protocols are ratified. Listen to the show and learn how Australia is leading the world as a major test bed, albeit in a commercial environment, for these systems.
The first Antipodean Podcast brought to you from Sydney Australia. Topics covered:
Dementia treatments including sex;
Vaccines;
Malaysia and biotech;
plus RIAA free, podsafe tunes