Ep 34 Antarctica & Oceanography | Professor Jennifer Verduin
In this episode, I sit down with Professor Jennifer Verduin, Oceanographer and Pro Vice Chancellor at Murdoch University, with a passion for seagrass. Fresh from an expedition to Antarctica as part of...
15 Okt 202550min
Ep 33 The science of media communications | Associate Professor Tauel Harper
In a world shaped by headlines, algorithms, and endless scrolls, who really controls the narrative? Associate Professor Tauel Harper, media scholar at Murdoch University, joins Kurt Krispyn to unpack ...
8 Okt 20251h
LIVE PODCAST - Conversation Between Trees | Professor Rachel Standish
Conversation Between Trees wasn’t just another podcast recording; it was a moment that redefined the idea of the public lecture, a tradition that has been with us for centuries. Hosted by the Harry Bu...
1 Okt 202543min
Ep 31 Sexology: What you should know about | Dr Melissa Hadley Barrett
Dr Melissa Hadley Barrett is a clinical sexologist, educator, and leading voice in sexual health and wellbeing, specialising in male sexual function, relationships, and ageing. Her work focuses on the...
24 Sep 202558min
Ep 30 Cyclones and Coral Reefs | Dr. Marji Puotinen
Cyclones are among the planet’s most powerful forces- reshaping coastlines, reefs, and ecosystems with every storm. Dr. Marji Puotinen, a spatial ecological data scientist from the Australian Institut...
17 Sep 20251h 6min
Ep 29 World’s Most Dangerous Expeditions | Mark Synnott (Nat Geo Explorer & North Face Athlete)
Mark Synnott is one of the world’s most accomplished explorers, elite climbers, and a member of the The North Face Global Athlete Team, internationally recognised for pioneering first ascents on some ...
10 Sep 20251h 23min
Ep 28 The evolution of fish | Dr. Alexandre Siqueira
Dive into the deep past of our oceans with evolutionary biologist Dr. Axelandre Siqueira, whose work uncovers the origins and transformations of coral reef fishes over millions of years. From rare fos...
3 Sep 20251h 27min
Ep 27 Artificial Reefs | Dr Sean van Elden
What happens when massive oil and gas platforms reach the end of their life? Are they just scrapped or could they become thriving artificial reefs? In this episode, Kurt sits down with marine ecologis...
27 Aug 20251h 5min
