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TuneFM
TuneFM brings you thoughtful conversations with leading researchers and experts, unpacking today's most pressing issues through a solutions-focused lens. Broadcasting from Australia's oldest university broadcaster at the University of New England, we continue our proud tradition of engaging public discourse that began in 1970. Each week, we dive deep into current events and emerging research wit…
Get to Know TY
Kim sits down with T.Y to chat all things music.
16:55
New Species of Australian Cretaceous Bird
A new species of Cretaceous Australian Bird has been named, making it the second ever of its kind. TuneFM chats with Dr Matthew White, one of the researchers behind it's identification.
14:37
Whose Party?
Kim sits down with Ivy from Whose Party to talk about their music and latest release.
13:55
What Does Depression Look Like in the Brain?
Ash sits down with Damian Rocks and Christopher Watson from UNE's Brain-Behaviour Research Group to talk about their study looking at the biological correlates of depression. One of the world's biggest studies of it's kind, the aim of this research is to identify factors associated with depression…
26:41
Oscar the Wild on New Music Monday
Kim sits down with Oscar the Wild to chat about their music.
23:39
Calico City's Gotta Go
New Music Monday host, Kim Gray, sits down with Max and Brianne from Calico City to talk about their unique sound and latest release.
09:25
Amera UNEarthed
Tristan sits down with Amera Ali, a UNE law student whose book, For Ali, For Us All, details her experiences in captivity as a child through letters written to her missing brother.
19:44
DOG TOOTH, GODZILLA AND A PAY RISE, SWEETIE!
Kim Gray sits down with Aussie post-punk band Sweetie to talk all things music.
15:48
Select All on Cling to Me
New Music Monday host, Kim Gray, sits down with Naarm/Melbourne-based grunge band, Select All, to chat about their new single and upcoming music.
17:19
Nolan's Odyssey Made Waves, But Did it Hit Home?
Inspired by the Homeric classic, Nolan's Odyssey follows Odysseus, played by Matt Damon, as he makes his way home. But how does it compare to the original? Ash sits down with UNE lecturer and classicist, Dr Charlotte Mann to find out.
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