Ep 23: Marson Collection Revealed: Part 1 with Dr Kirsty Gillespie
From celebrations to break-ups, good times to sad times, there’s no doubt music is a major part of our lives. Music is a form of self-expression, and something that we as humans can all relate and con...
23 Mars 11min
Ep 24: Marson Collection Revealed: Part 2 with Karen Kindt
Music is significant to all cultures across history. The breadth of the 830 traditional musical instruments that make up Marson Collection demonstrates the wide diversity of ways in which different cu...
28 Sep 20219min
Ep 22: Climate change impacts on marine invertebrates with Dr Sue-Ann Watson
Imagine you're a scientist, diving into the freezing cold waters of the Antarctic. You're not there to observe the larger organisms so closely associated with that part of the world - whales, seals an...
15 Sep 202117min
Ep 21: Ants: bioindicators of climate change with Dr Chris Burwell
Because some of them bite, sting or pass on life-threatening diseases, lurk in our kitchens at night, or eat our garden plants, not to mention occasionally decimate our food crops, insects tend to get...
30 Aug 202118min
EP 19: The Workshops Rail Museum with Curator Rob Shiels
Hop aboard the Museum Revealed Podcast Express to the Queensland Museum Network's Ipswich campus: The Workshops Rail Museum. Somewhere amongst the network's biggest and heaviest collection items you'l...
4 Aug 202112min
Ep 18: Museum Development across Queensland with Ewen McPhee
Let's start with an undeniable fact: Queensland is a big state. From Texas in the south to the Torres Strait 3000 kilometres to the north, from Fraser Island on the east coast to Camooweal in the far ...
13 Juli 202114min
Ep 17: Marine Parasites with Dr Terry Miller
Tape worms. Ticks. Head lice. The thought is enough to make you squirm, flinch and scratch. Yes, we're talking about parasites! Most parasites are tiny; you'll need a magnifying glass handy to see the...
29 Juni 202112min
