Our experience of time is anything but uniform and is something we can experience in profoundly different ways. In this conversation on Measured Time with philosopher Kristie Miller and content creator Aslan Pahari we examine how different beings perceive time.

We explore the patterns through which humans make sense of time, and how cultures develop different ways of orienting themselves in relation to past and future. We trace how memory and imagination work together and how our preferences toward what has been or what is coming quietly shape the choices we make every day.

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Set against Sydney Observatory’s timeless backdrop, On Time is a Powerhouse series exploring the philosophy of time. Across four conversations journalist Rachael Hocking engages with leading thinkers to examine how time governs our world by measuring moments, defining cycles and shaping our deepest sense of self.

 

Special thanks to the Centre for Time.

Hosted by Rachael Hocking
Photography Kai Wasikowski

Program Curator Bobby Virgona
Audio Producer, Editor and Sound Designer Mara Schwerdtfeger
Audio Recordists Ben Rumble and Ryan Carter

Head of Program Clare Holland
Head of Digital Callum Cooper
Commissioning Editor Lisa Havilah

Our experience of time is anything but uniform and is something we can experience in profoundly different ways. In this conversation on Measured Time with philosopher Kristie Miller and content creator Aslan Pahari we examine how different beings perceive time.
We explore the patterns through which humans make sense of time, and how cultures develop different ways of orienting themselves in relation to past and future. We trace how memory and imagination work together and how our preferences toward what has been or what is coming quietly shape the choices we make every day.
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Set against Sydney Observatory&rsquo;s timeless backdrop, On Time is a Powerhouse series exploring the philosophy of time. Across four conversations journalist Rachael Hocking engages with leading thinkers to examine how time governs our world by measuring moments, defining cycles and shaping our deepest sense of self.
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Special thanks to the Centre for Time.
Hosted by Rachael Hocking Photography Kai Wasikowski
Program Curator Bobby Virgona Audio Producer, Editor and Sound Designer Mara Schwerdtfeger Audio Recordists Ben Rumble and Ryan Carter
Head of Program Clare Holland Head of Digital Callum Cooper Commissioning Editor Lisa Havilah

Set against Sydney Observatory’s timeless backdrop, On Time is a Powerhouse series exploring the philosophy of time. Across four conversations journalist Rachael Hocking engages with leading thinkers to examine how time governs our world by measuring moments, defining cycles and shaping our deepest sense of self.

Set against Sydney Observatory&rsquo;s timeless backdrop, On Time is a Powerhouse series exploring the philosophy of time. Across four conversations journalist Rachael Hocking engages with leading thinkers to examine how time governs our world by measuring moments, defining cycles and shaping our deepest sense of self.

On Time

Set against Sydney Observatory’s timeless backdrop, On Time is a Powerhouse series exploring the philosophy of time. Across four conversations journalist Rachael Hocking engages with leading thinkers to examine how time governs our world by measuring moments, defining cycles and shaping our deepest sense of self. 

Rachael Hocking is a Warlpiri woman from the Northern Territory, celebrated journalist and presenter. As the former co-host of NITV’s flagship program The Point, she has built a career dedicated to thoughtful storytelling, with an ability to connect audiences to compelling ideas and narratives.

 

Set against Sydney Observatory&rsquo;s timeless backdrop, On Time is a Powerhouse series exploring the philosophy of time. Across four conversations journalist Rachael Hocking engages with leading thinkers to examine how time governs our world by measuring moments, defining cycles and shaping our deepest sense of self.&nbsp;
Rachael Hocking is a Warlpiri woman from the Northern Territory, celebrated&nbsp;journalist&nbsp;and presenter. As the former co-host of NITV&rsquo;s flagship program&nbsp;The Point, she has built a career dedicated to thoughtful storytelling, with an ability to connect audiences to compelling ideas and narratives.
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