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Josh is a researcher, writer, and public speaker interested in the humanities, legal education and employment policies. He has appeared as a guest on the BBC, Channel 7, ABC Radio, 2SER FM, RTR FM and spoken at TEDx. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in English, History, and Law, and also a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Law and Education from the University of Adelaide. Josh also runs a YouTube channel where he shared great videos about philosophy and literature! Links _______________________ Find Joshua's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEAl... Joshua Website: https://newintrigue.com/ Join our community: https://forms.gle/3gmq2WahzJZZ9Bny9 Instagram/Twitter/Linkedin: @utopiaisnow Timestamps _______________________ 0:00 - Teaser 1:32 - Intro: The World According to Joshua Krook + Experiment 9:55- What is Romanticism? 19:32 - Joshua the Academic vs Joshua the Romantic 25:37 - The Confused Moral Messaging of Mythology and Narratives 32:35 -The Trifecta of Epistemology, Story Telling and Morality - How do we tie it all together? 41:55 - A Quick Pause - A Meditation on How Environments Shape Decision-Making 50:58 - Returning to the Trifecta 1:00:00 - How can we encapsulate subjective truths and stories into our conception of Justice & Morality 1:12:00 - What does Joshua's Utopia Look Like? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/utopia-is-now/message

Hello Groovers, Last week the Liquid Sunshine Sound System travelled to Sydney for a guest appearance on The Mighty Reel on 2SER FM. It was a fantastic delight to chat with Hober Mallow about the That's Not an Edit series and play some super funky disco tunes. Oh yeah, good times! Deejay Maarten Vlot QC Put on your boogie pants and dancing shoes and come on down for some Liquid Sunshine. It's sexy music, for sexy people. Liquid Sunshine is a weekly radio show on 2XX FM in Australia, and The Face Radio in Brooklyn, USA, playing the best Deep Funk, Rare Groove, Disco & Beats - All The Good Stuff. And we also DJ out in the wild! We regularly do shows in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and along the Australian East Coast. 2021 will see us on the stages of the European summer festivals and in the booths of the European night clubs. We are also a full service law firm to the music industry, providing advice to DJs, Producers, Musicians and Event Organisers. Link up, tune in and shake ya booty with Maarten Vlot - podcast, browse the socials, or get in contact via this link: https://linktr.ee/liquidsunshineradio or Stream live at https://thefaceradio.com or www.mixcloud.com/live/sasmancometh Liquid Sunshine Sound System on Mixcloud Live | Mixcloud every Tuesday from 10 PM – Midnight Brooklyn / 3 – 5 AM London / 2 - 4 PM Oz or Stream live at https://2xxfm.org.au, or tune in to 98.3 FM in Australia every Thursday from 7:30 - 8:30AM New York / 12:30 - 1:30PM London / 9:30 - 10:30PM Oz Tracklist Hoodna Orch – Sof Layla dL – Ed got funku Stevie King – Good 4 u girl HLB- W'awa Soul II Soul – Remember Jazzie's Groove (Meem edit) Edseven – I need you to (dub) Arno Gonzalez – 123/Bo Ron Basejam – Games you plain Shina Williams – Agboju Logun og 12 mix Keyboard – Tomorrow who knows Mphraanane and the Peddlers – Disco Casimbas Negras – Burumburumbum Anchorsong – Hundred Lotus ==== Guest mix==== LIQUID SUNSHINE SOUND SYSTEM Spasibo – Dynamite Casbah 73 – Love saves the day (Rahaan Mix) Pablo and Shoey – Raw Human emotion Loose Joints – Is it all over my face (Jmmstr re-edit) Patti Labelle – Music is my life (Joey Negro remix) Peter LC – Tentami Rumami Zuco 103 – Zabumba no mar Krack and Smaak – Dynamite Arling and Cameron – Hele Weyo Otis Clay – Only was is up (Mighty Mouse edit) Chuck Norris – Land Down Under dub

Airing Friday 19th June on 2SER FM in Sydney. The very first outing of 2SER's Friday 'Budget Tonight Show', hosted by Mitch Byatt.We'll cop the biggest news stories of the week from Old Mate Murray Olds, a look into the future with Tom Roach and Mitch's musical dreams are realised through the creation of a weekly segment creating fake bands with the help of Billy. First up: Low-Fat-Poison

Tom Studdy & Elchino bring you a tropical AFRO BRASILIANA musical special live on DEPARTURE LOUNGE radio live on 2SER 107.3 back in 2014 on Saturday 9th August. Departure Lounge Flight 908 Saturday 9th August 2014 With Thomas Studdy (Bondi Beach Radio/Afro Brasiliana) 2SER Departure Lounge..Flight 908..Friends As DJs.Thomas Studdy..giving us a taste of what to hear at the up and coming event..Afro Brasiliana..at Playbar..Afrobeat for Your Mind and Feet..Elchino mixing in some brasiliana funk and boogie for the take off set..Tune In..Saturday, 9th August..3 to 5pm..2SER.107.3.. Track List / 4:40 Nicola Conte - Sandalia Dela 8:20 Wanderlea - Vamos Que Eu Já Vou 21:00 Fatnotronic - Gold & Timber 26:40 The Silvery Boys - Você Balança o Meu Coração 32:40 Trio Ternura - Vou Morar No Teu Sorriso (Album Version) 48:00 Merchant - Instant Funk 54:00 Silvinha - Queima Como Fogo 59:40 Funk The System - Funk Therapy 1:06:20 Peter King - Shango 1:11:40 Jingo - Fever 1:22:40 Vaudou Game - Pas Contente 1:29:40 K. frimpong - Abrabo 1:52:20 Harry Mosco - Ada Aku If you are feeling the vibe, be sure to check out DEPARTURE LOUNGE every Saturday afternoon from 3-5pm streaming live on 107.3 FM or via https://2ser.com/departure-lounge/

Sydney legendary DJ, Radio Host SHAN FRENZIE put together this amazing MICHAEL JACKSON special a few years ago on his GROOVE THERAPY Radio Show & Podcast session. GROOVE THERAPY has been broadcasting every Friday lunchtime 12pm on 107.3 2SER FM around the greater Sydney metropolitan area since 2002. For anyone looking for a podcast to subscribe to, that would be my pick. It is jam packed with the funkiest classic jams, favourites and unknown gems and hosted by one of Sydney's finest selectors. Check it out every week on Fridays on 2ser, 107.3 or streaming & podcasted via the links below. https://2ser.com/groove-therapy/ http://www.groovetherapy.com.au/ Subscribe to the podcast RSS feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/groovetherapyradio Visit the Groove Therapy website: http://www.groovetherapy.com.au Facebook fan page: http://www.facebook.com/groovetherapyradio Twitter: http://twitter.com/groovetherapy

SOUL OF SYDNEY RADIO #140: DJ FRENZIE 'Tonic Lounge' Friday Mixtape (2000), a promo mix for the infamous house of funk in Kings Cross known as TONIC LOUNGE. Style: Disco, Funk & House Goodness. Time: 35 Minutes About The Mix: Our good mate DJ Frenzie dropped this mix tape a around 2010 for the infamous soul and funk joint TONIC LOUNGE. The club has been closed but they were the go to late night music joint for years in Sydney hosting just about every real DJ & specialist music night around. About Shan Frenzie / Frenzie has been around the block more than a few times. He's got well over twenty years of experience behind him, a record collection that will make any deejay envious, and a concrete rep as one of Australia’s most trusted party rockers. Taking inspiration from when DJ's used to play for no less than 6 hours straight and transition between styles: Original Soul & Funk 45's - check. Deep House, Disco & Boogie - check. Hip Hop, R&B, Breaks & Beats - check. Party anthems and forgotten classics - check. Frenzie has got you covered. His Groove Therapy radio show (now in its eleventh year) has been broadcasting weekly on 2SER FM every Friday lunchtime and has become an essential listen to all musically savvy Sydney-siders, while the podcast of the show has garnered a huge loyal fan base in all corners of the globe. A veteran touring DJ of the Australian east coast, Frenzie also recently rocked dance floors in San Francisco and New York - and has had support billing alongside a who’s who of DJ royalty. Infact, pioneering deejay Grandmaster Flash requested Frenzie as his official support DJ for his most recent 2013 Sydney tour (four shows in total) - and only months earlier, Frenzie could be seen cutting it up on the turntables on stage with New Yorks Hip Hop legends The Ultramagnetic MC’s. ...and it’s no small wonder - Frenzie definitely has the skills to pay the bills. In 2012 he placed second in the New South Wales heats of the DMC, the most prestigious DJ competition in the world (He’s last foray into battle deejaying was almost twelve years earlier). But can he rock a party? Frenzie has been dropping memorable sets for years. Whether it be a one hour power mix or an all night marathon set behind the turntables, Frenzie has plenty of experience reading the crowd and always drops an entertaining set - custom built from carefully considered quality jams and a dash of turntable trickery. Not only can Frenzie mix a record, he has definitely earned his stripes as the number one chief party rocker. Check out more from Groove Therapy Radio, Friday afternoons on 2ser (107.3 FM Sydney) or via http://www.groovetherapy.com.au/ Links; http://www.groovetherapy.com.au/ https://soundcloud.com/groovetherapy http://www.mixcloud.com/Frenzie/

In October 1990, Miguel D’Souza started The Mothership Connection on 2SER FM with Roxanne. Within a couple of years it was Sydney’s preeminent hip hop radio show. Every Tuesday at 2pm (or at 2.30pm for a period), it was one of the few places on any radio station that played hip hop, underground hip hop, local hip hop, while also hosting hip hop DJs and open mic freestyle sessions. Around April 1998, Miguel handed the radio show to me. I was 20. I had no idea what I was doing. And I spent five years trying to work it out while also trying to work out what I was about. In this chat (edited from 2.5 hours), Miguel and I compare notes about the show, what it meant to us, the role we think it played in the local community, some of our favorite memories, and how it changed us. Topics include: - How the format of the show evolved - The recent Australian youth protests. Is change happening? - Indigenous hip hop - Finding yourself by bringing others together Contributing to a community while analyzing it - How Miguel researched and interviewed people Getting people into hip hop - Dealing with aggression, bad rap, open doors - How the Internet and September 11 affected rap and the business of rap - The Four Elements, style enforcing, and fascism Stepping aside as one ages - or not? - Participants, observers, and tourists in subcultures - What’s real hip hop and who gets to decide? - Finding an identity in Australia as an immigrant Names mentioned include: Molly Meldrum, Easy Bass, DJ Kavi-R, Gil Scott Heron, Bootsy Collins, Roy Ayers, Roc Raida, DJ Qbert, Def Wish Cast, Just Us, Mako and Perret, Katalyst, Obese Records, Next Level Records, Parallax Records, Celsius, Bliss n Eso, Hilltop Hoods, Elefant Traks, Urthboy, Meta Bass n Breath, The Sleeping Monk, Ugly Duckling, Raised by Wolves, Wu Tang Clan. You can find Miguel at https://twitter.com/MiguelDSouza For more internet: http://www.twitter.com/markpollard http://www.instagram.com/markpollard http://www.sweathead.co

Dave Mulligan brought Dave’s Dud Discs into my life originally in 1986 on Radio Stupid, the Saturday morning show on 2SER-FM. “Rare ungroovy” would be the best way to explain the collection of over 10,000 7″ singles that are in Dave’s collection. These segments are from the Triple J breakfast show 1988 & 1990 and... The post Dave’s Dud Discs – 1 Rare Ungroovy appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Dave Mulligan brought Dave’s Dud Discs into my life originally in 1986 on Radio Stupid, the Saturday morning show on 2SER-FM. “Rare ungroovy” would be the best way to explain the collection of over 10,000 7″ singles that are in Dave’s collection. These segments are from the Triple J breakfast show 1988 & 1990 and... The post Dave’s Dud Discs – 1 Rare Ungroovy appeared first on Planet Maynard.

DJ Colour. A handful of Dark Energy and Biorhythms shows in their original incarnations on Sydney's 2SER FM. Shows spanning 2002 - 2003.

DJ James Bond?? A handful of Dark Energy and Biorhythms shows in their original incarnations on Sydney's 2SER FM. Shows spanning 2002 - 2003.

DJ James Bond. A handful of Dark Energy and Biorhythms shows in their original incarnations on Sydney's 2SER FM. Shows spanning 2002 - 2003.

DJ James Bond. A handful of Dark Energy and Biorhythms shows in their original incarnations on Sydney's 2SER FM. Shows spanning 2002 - 2003.

After tearing the roof off our DHA Weekly radio show last month, we invited Henry Compton from Lioness Presents in Sydney to join the podcast for episode #074. This is only our second all-vinyl mix, and what a quality piece of work Henry has put together. Henry is a Sydney-based DJ, and along with his Lioness Presents partners, is responsible for showcasing some of the world's finest DJs at a variety of underground warehouse parties over the past 12 months. Lioness Presents have hosted the likes of Linkwood (FIRECRACKER RECS), Mark de Clive-Lowe (TRU THOUGHTS), Pablo Valentino (MCDE/ FACES), Steve Spacek (WARP), Raf Daddy (DFA / Two Bears) and Inkswel (RUSH HOUR / BUREK). Even though Henry has almost 2 decades DJ-ing experience it's only recently that he has pushed himself further. Previous Henry has held spots on radio shows on Bondi FM and 2SER FM, and worked behind scenes as a label manager for an independent distribution company. The next event for Lioness Presents (www.lioness.net.au) is the one and only Recloose (Rush Hour / Planet E) on August 23rd at GoodGod Small Club in Sydney, so if you're in the area get down to it! When we asked Henry his motivations and track selections for this mix, he said "it's a selection of predominantly new tracks from some of my favourite producers that have been rocking my boat lately and also fitted the DHA podcast brief. I definitely wanted to create a mix with a flow that works well for home or headphone listening. For those familiar with DHA you may notice a couple of similar tracks to my set for the DHA Weekly radio show (bit.ly/006-HenryCompton), I hope that like for me this isn't an issue as they literally haven't left my record bag ;) There's a couple of bits that aren't digitally perfect, but that's the joy of vinyl... It was fun to put together and I hope you get enjoyment from repeated listening." 01. Tornado Wallace | Thinking Allowed (Original Mix) [ESP Insititute] 02. Paranoid London featuring Paris Brightledge | Paris Dub 1 (Original Mix) [Paranoid London] 03. Tornado Wallace | Space Tropics (Original Mix) [Beats In Space] 04. Dan White | Inquest (Original Mix) [Shades Recs] 05. Pedestrian | Hoyle Road (Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka remix) [Born Electric] 06. Alex Coulton | Pointe Noire (Original Mix) [Levity Sound] 07. Simian Mobile Disco & Bicep | Sacrifice (Original Mix) [Delicacies] 08. John Tejada | Somehwere (Original Mix) [Kompakt] 09. ? | ? [Olmeto] 10. Natan H & Amy Jean | For Her (Original Mix) [Man Make Music] 11. Appleblim | Fluorescent (Original Mix) [Apple Pips] 12. Matt Tolfrey | Encarta (Original Mix) [Leftroom] 13. Miguel Campbell | Beams Of Light (Crooked Man's crooked colours remix) [Hot Creations] Be sure to join the DHA community on Facebook, or subscribe to our podcast in iTunes.