Join Summer and Tommy as they sit down and talk about all things weird. This week they take a deep dive into the deep sea and look at the bizarre anatomy and life of sea sponges. 

 

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Join Summer and Tommy as they sit down and talk about all things weird. This week they take a deep dive into the deep sea and look at the bizarre anatomy and life of sea sponges.&nbsp;
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Music Attribution:
"Graveyard Shift" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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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 with UNE's brightest minds and experts from the community.  From climate adaptation to social policy, our guests offer evidence-based insights and constructive approaches to today's challenges.  As part of CBAA's Newshub network, TuneFM's work helps these vital conversations reach audiences across Australia's through National Radio News and The Wire.
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Curious Critters - Carnivorous Sponges

UNE lecturers Dr Alana Blackburn and Associate Professor Sarah Lawrence are two of four performers set to present a new composition this weekend.

Words, Music, Time, and Place takes the works of four local writers and wordsmiths, and sets them to music composed for those works by local composer Steve Thorneycroft. 

The production and creation of this new musical work is supported by by CASP and Regional Arts NSW.

We caught up with Dr Alana Blackburn and A/Prof Sarah Lawrence to talk about their work, creative process, and experience with this performance.

UNE lecturers Dr Alana Blackburn and Associate Professor Sarah Lawrence are two of four performers set to present a new composition this weekend. Words, Music, Time, and Place takes the works of four local writers and wordsmiths, and sets them to music composed for those works by local composer Steve Thorneycroft. The production and creation of this new musical work is supported by by CASP and Regional Arts NSW. We caught up with Dr Alana Blackburn and A/Prof Sarah Lawrence to talk about their work, creative process, and experience with this performance.

Words, Music, Time, and Place

Could Christmas beetles be declared a threatened species? Where have they gone? Those are the exact questions that Invertebrates Australia and the University of Sydney are aiming to answer as part of their annual Christmas Beetle Count project through iNaturalist. We caught up with Dr Tanya Latty, for an update on how the count is going and what we can look forward to in the future.

Could Christmas beetles be declared a threatened species? Where have they gone? Those are the exact questions that Invertebrates Australia and the University of Sydney are aiming to answer as part of their annual Christmas Beetle Count project through iNaturalist. We caught up with Dr Tanya Latty, for an update on how the count is going and what we can look forward to in the future.

Could Christmas Beetles Be Declared Threatened?

On today's installment of the Patch Notes, the gang dives into the latest updates in games they're playing, and do a bit of a deep dive into the controversial crossover with Assassin's Creed Shadows and Attack on Titan.

On today's installment of the Patch Notes, the gang dives into the latest updates in games they're playing, and do a bit of a deep dive into the controversial crossover with Assassin's Creed Shadows and Attack on Titan.

Curious Critters - Carnivorous Sponges

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