The History Lab podcast made by Impact Studios at the University of Technology Sydney, with media partner 2SER, has been shortlisted as a finalist in this year’s Digital History Prize for the NSW Premier’s History Awards.
Australia’s first investigative history podcast has been named as the Silver Radio Winner at the prestigious New York Festivals Radio Awards announced early this morning Australian time.
Why do we trust banks? Jason and Nicole talk to Harry Scheule, Professor of finance about issues raised in S2Ep3: The bank, the Sergeant and his bonus
Ninah Kopel talks to 2Ser’s Final Draft about the intersection between storytelling and reality in Frank Moorhouse’s books on the League of Nations.
If we let industrial craft disappear, the ramifications will abound in the products themselves. Jesse Adams Stein writes that patternmakers are still needed
Nicole Sutton talks to ABC Radio Hobart about S2Ep1
One of Australia’s biggest banks, currently under scrutiny at the royal commission, has a long history. Nicole Sutton writes about her unsettling discoveries in its archives.
Whether you pay in cold, hard cash or with the tap of a credit card, you use it every day. But have you ever wondered, what is money?
Is Australian manufacturing finished? Or is it just changing? Jesse Adams Stein talks about her conversations with industrial craftspeople and manufacturing business owners.
Although radio is still the dominant audio platform (88% of Australians aged 12+ having listened to AM/FM/DAB+ in the last week, up from 85% and outpacing the U.S.’s 65%), more and more people are turning to podcasts…
