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The power of the unions has always been a huge battleground for Labor and the Coalition.Now there are revelations about the role the former Prime Minister John Howard and his ministers really played in one of the biggest, most divisive industrial disputes in Australia's history. In April 1998 Patrick Stevedores dismissed and locked out 1400 wharfies from their worksites, planning to install an alternate non-union workforce. Today, Jan Fran host of the podcast series Conspiracy? War on the Waterfront on what was hidden from the public until now. For the whole series, look for Rewind on the ABC Listen app.Featured: Jan Fran, host of Conspiracy? War on the Waterfront 

Dylan Alcott is a deadset legend.  A former Australian of the Year, multi-gold medallist, and disability advocate, but before all of that, he sat down to Take 5.

Hey parents, this season of Parental As Anything is all about teens and we want to hear from you!  Is your teenager stressed at school?  Have they got a worrying porn habit?  Are you having dramas with another parent who has different rules to you?  In the new season of Parental As Anything: Teens, teen educator Bec Sparrow finds practical solutions for your teenage-sized problems and we want your questions!  Parents of teen boys, we're looking at you especially.  Send an email to teens@abc.net.auBrand new episodes coming soon, make sure you follow Parental As Anything on ABC Listen or your favourite podcast app.  

Is your teenager stressed at school?  Have they got a worrying porn habit?  Are you having dramas with another parent who has different rules to you?  In the new season of Parental As Anything: Teens, teen educator Bec Sparrow finds practical solutions for your teenage-sized problems and we want your questions!  Parents of teen boys, we're looking at you especially.  Send an email to teens@abc.net.auBrand new episodes coming soon, make sure you follow us on ABC Listen or your favourite podcast app.  

What a wild week. Fred again.. announces an arena tour within days, a Wonka Fest in Glasgow gets the Fyre treatment, and Pizza Shapes are now hot cross buns? Don't worry, Myf and Zan are here to explain it all for you.

British architecture and art collective Assemble raised eyebrows when they were awarded the 2015 Turner Prize — the UK's highest art accolade — for a public housing renewal in Liverpool.Since their founding in 2010, Assemble have forged a non-traditional architecture practice, bringing a variety of makers, creatives, and locals into the business of building. Co-founder James Binning joins Blueprint to discuss Assemble's first Australian project, which is the design and master plan of a new mixed industrial neighbourhood at Dairy Road, Canberra — a 14-hectare site developed by Molonglo. During his Australian visit, James will be presenting free public lectures at the National Gallery of Australia, the Australian National University, and the Melbourne School of Design. Find more Blueprint For Living via the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Indian cricket commentator Dinesh Karthik joined Corbin Middlemas on Summer Grandstand to dissect the 2023 ODI World Cup ahead of Australia's opener against hosts India.All matches will be available on ABC Listen via a dedicated World Cup button, with select matches on ABC Radio. 

Australian vice-captain Steve Smith joined Corbin Middlemas ahead of Australia's World Cup opener against India; revealing it would likely be his last one-day tournament and his thoughts on the depth of Australia's squad. All matches will be available on ABC Listen via a dedicated World Cup button, with select matches on ABC Radio. 

While everyone has their eyes on the war in Ukraine, another war is threatening to break out in West Africa. There's been a seemingly unstoppable wave of coups washing along the edge of the Sahara, gaining strength each time. After the recent military coup in Niger, locals were seen chanting "down with France" and "long live Putin". What are France and Russia doing in West Africa? And could they end up in a proxy war? Subscribe to If You're Listening on the ABC Listen app. Find more If You're Listening on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_N9w5e9NrE

Inflation in Argentina is at 100 per cent. The government is printing money fast and locals are spending in US dollars because the peso is so unreliable. The economy is like a rollercoaster. It might be tempting to think, "they're different over there", but here's the thing: they're kind of not. Argentina — one of the wealthiest countries in the world — was once uncomfortably similar to Australia. Until it totally lost control of its own economy. Subscribe to If You're Listening on the ABC Listen app.

Donald Trump has been charged with trying and failing to delete CCTV evidence of farcical, and allegedly criminal behaviour. It's just the latest charge in the case against the former president over his… interesting decision to take classified documents with him when he left the White House. Could it land him in jail? This episode of If You're Listening tells the story of how Trump got into this predicament, and his plan to get out of it. Subscribe to If You're Listening on the ABC Listen app

Starting a Bit of a Radio program on ABC Sydney Breakfast Every 2 weeks   First show was last week Thursday) 8 at 5:30ish then every two weeks moving ahead. You can catch up afterwards on the ABC Listen app.   For those in New Zealand, https://shop.visionaustralia.org.nz is Live Live Live!!!   You can now get access to a range of Vision Australia Vision Store products in NZ.   https://shop.visionaustralia.org.nz/ Open Sound Scape is Now Available via Test Flight.   Some Highlights Out of the beta for iOS 17 etc that I Have Tried So Far     Wake word Siri can be used now rather than Hey Siri on Mac and i After launching Siri on Mac or iOS, can ask multiple questions.   Listen Live for iOS and Mac. Ping Apple Watch from Mac. Webpages from Dock now have their own Finder Window.   Health app on iPad. Mental Health in the Health app.   Person Voice can be used on phone calls or Live Listen.   Share location via Messages.   Point and Speak for iPhone.   Vision Pro, What We Know so Far For Accessibility   Completely 100 UI accessible.   https://www.imore.com/gaming/virtual-reality/apple-vision-pros-accessibility-features-could-be-a-game-changer-for-everyoneSupport this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When we think of home it's a deeply private space, a refuge and a sanctuary from the outside world. A place to call our own. While our homes are deeply personal, housing is a public matter. There is a collective responsibility to make sure people have a home.  So what happens when the public and private meet? Guled Eylas is an architecturally trained multi-disciplinary artist, who is interested in the connections people make with the built environment and the idea of home. Growing up in one of Melbourne's high rise public housing estates, Guled has been fascinated by the contrasts within these spaces and the contrasts in perceptions around public housing from those who live there and those who don't. His latest exhibition, Personal But Not Private, seeks to spark conversations and understanding around the multifaceted relationship between public housing and home. Personal But Not Private is presented by NH Architecture + Guled Elyas. It  will be on display from 18-26 May as part of Melbourne Design Week at RMIT Design Hub level 3 entry foyer, corner Victoria and Swanston Streets, Carlton. Find more Blueprint For Living via the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

For many of us, the rotary clothes hoist is as Australian as a kookaburra, even given a starring role in the Sydney Olympics closing ceremony, and so it is natural to assume that it's an Australian invention. In fact, it's difficult to pinpoint exactly who created it. Blueprint's resident architecture and design commentator Colin Bisset explores its many variations.Find more of Colin's iconic designs on the ABC Listen app or on the Iconic Designs page. 

Occasionally a brand name becomes a noun – like a Hoover for any type of vacuum cleaner or a Biro for a ballpoint pen. And then there's Teflon, which has become synonymous with anything that is non-stick.Find more of Colin's iconic designs on the ABC Listen app or on the Iconic Designs page. 

Hope you enjoyed the series but if you need more Judith Lucy head to the ABC Listen app. You can hear three exclusive extended interviews. Jenny Odell, the writer who taught us how to do nothing, Jeff Sparrow on why guilt is being manipulated by polluters and Chris Johnstone, the doctor and co-founder of Active Hope, a practice that helps you deal with deal with climate related stress. 

Hope you enjoyed the series but if you need more Judith Lucy head to the ABC Listen app. You can hear three exclusive extended interviews. Jenny Odell, the writer who taught us how to do nothing, Jeff Sparrow on why guilt is being manipulated by polluters and Chris Johnstone, the doctor and co-founder of Active Hope, a practice that helps you deal with deal with climate related stress. 

At Ladies, We Need to Talk we love to share, that's why we're bringing you extended interviews from some of your favourite episodes from this year. Yumiko Kadota opens up about her story of burnout, comedian Nikki Britton reveals what we all need men to know about sex, Dr Clare Collins bursts through our farting shame, "Mel" gives the low-down on levelling up her sex life and Dr Gemma Sharp explains what happens when clean eating goes to the extreme. Hear these extended interviews now exclusively on the ABC listen app.

Russell has a wide view of the story of music from 1000 AD to the present and shares his favourites (Mahler and Shostakovich) and so much more in this 2nd of 2 parts about classical music. Even some stories from Nazi era Budapest and Hitler's madness about ridding his world of Mendelssohn. Listen to him Monday to Fridays Sydney time 6 AM to 10 AM on https://www.abc.net.au/classic and comment @ABCClassic (Twitter) or on the ABC Listen app (free download).Remember to book your travel needs with Amanda McInnes at Travel Partners.com.auReach her on this URL:  https://bit.ly/amanda365We'll be back with more episodes soon.Support the show

Being shot at, going to prison, have your family threatened — that's the experience of female judges in many countries. Shakila Abawi Shigarf was forced to flee Afghanistan when the Taliban retook power in August 2021. The Australian chapter of the International Association of Women Judges was instrumental in helping 17 Afghan judges escape the danger and secure entry to Australia. Members of the association are now helping the judges settle into their new home. Big Ideas picks up on legal issues on regular basis ... and we would like to point you to this two-part series on The Law Report about extraordinary women judges. This is the first episode of 'women in the law'. To hear the second part look for The Law Report on the ABC Listen app.

Being shot at, going to prison, have your family threatened — that's the experience of female judges in many countries. Shakila Abawi Shigarf was forced to flee Afghanistan when the Taliban retook power in August 2021. The Australian chapter of the International Association of Women Judges was instrumental in helping 17 Afghan judges escape the danger and secure entry to Australia. Members of the association are now helping the judges settle into their new home. Big Ideas picks up on legal issues on regular basis ... and we would like to point you to this two-part series on The Law Report about extraordinary women judges. This is the first episode of 'women in the law'. To hear the second part look for The Law Report on the ABC Listen app.

ABC- Listen - eine der genialen Ideen von Vera F. Birkenbihl. Ich habe bisher viele hundert solcher ABC- Listen gemacht. Brainstorming gehirn-gerecht. Für mich als Lehrer war es wichtig, auch meine Schüler dafür zu begeistern. Das ist auch gar nicht so schwer, wenn die Kids erleben, was man aus dieser Technik herausholen kann. Plötzlich scheint ja lernen ganz leicht.

Kennen Sie die ABC-Listen? Vera Birkenbihl hat uns erklärt, wie wir unser Gehirn damit in Aktion bringen können, sehr viel lernen können. Und es gibt so viele Möglichkeiten, sie fürs Lernen, aber auch für die Persönlichkeitsfindung und -entwicklung zu nutzen. https://eduki.com/de/material/526882/abc-liste-3

Hier erkläre ich, wie wir die Rechtschreibung und den Wortschatz wunderbar trainieren können.

Wie kommt man an sein Unterbewusstsein? Wie bekommt man heraus, was man von einem neuen Thema bereits weiß? Was war die Voraussetzung für mich, eine neue Gedächtnistechnik zu erfinden? Wenn du dafür Antworten suchst, wirst du an den ABC- Listen von Vera F. Birkenbihl wohl nicht herumkommen. akademie-fuer-lernmethoden.de

This year we've shared some fantastic stories with you. From gal-pals Jamila Rizvi and Clare Bowditch on the power of female friendship, Dr Karin Hammarberg on fertility, young widow Ellidy Pullin on the day her life changed, writer Clementine Ford's birth trauma and Dr Susan Evans on pelvic pain and what we can do about it. Now you can hear their extended interviews exclusively on the ABC Listen app.

Sonia Velton grew up living between the Bahamas and the UK. She has worked as a solicitor at an international law firm and lived in the Middle East for eight years. She has since moved back to England where she lives with her three children. Her first novel, Blackberry and Wile Rose, was a historical fiction inspired by real characters and events. Her latest novel, The Image of Her, is something entirely different and that's what we're chatting about today. Our interview starts at 15 minutes.  Michelle recommends You're Dead to Me  A history podcast for people who don't like history (and those who do) hosted by the mind behind Horrible Histories. Caitlin recommends Kitty Flanagan's 488 Rules for Life (audiobook version) This is a joy to listen to and perfect to improve your lockdown mood. Listen to the audiobook to enjoy a little extra content. The audiobook is free on the ABC Listen app at the time of recording In this interview, we chat about:  How Sonia was inspired to write The Image of Her and why she believes the idea finds her, regardless of genre What makes a suspense novel or genre fiction? Why Sonia felt the need to change her career after working as a lawyer internationally and how her London borough inspired her first novel The desire to have someone externally ‘approve' of the decision to write and how this affected Sonia's writing process Why Sonia decided to pursue publication and how she got her book deal Books and other things mentioned The Weekly with Charlie Pickering Homeschool History (podcast) Follow Sonia on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/soniavelton/?hl=en (@Soniavelton) Follow us on Instagram https://ww.instagram.com/betterwordspod (@betterwordspod) The Image of Her is available now.  Thank you to the team at Quercus Books UK for sending us copies of The Image of Her in preparation for the interview. 

Samsung Unfold Event August 12   Samsung Z Flip 3 Samsung Z Fold 3 Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic Samsung Galaxy Buds 2   Interesting to see how Talkback works on the Zfold3 and ZFlip3. Now that the Galaxy Watch has moved to Ware OS, will be wondering if Voice Assistant has been removed from the watch and if there will be a version of Talkback as there now is with all Samsung Phones.   Overview of Samsung Event from Gizmodo Australia   https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2021/08/everything-announced-at-samsung-galaxy-unpacked-event/    Link to an Initial comparison of the new Flip and fold phones   https://www.zdnet.com/article/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-3-galaxy-z-flip-3-hands-on-review/?ftag=COS-05-10aaa0g&taid=611878aaeb33530001736bd9&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter   Link to an initial Overview of the Galaxy watch 4 and Classic   https://www.techradar.com/au/news/samsung-galaxy-watch-4-vs-samsung-galaxy-watch-4-classic   Link to an Initial look at the Galaxy Watch Buds 2   https://www.techradar.com/reviews/samsung-galaxy-buds-2   Fascinating Science Sound Project - Mapping Australian Owls at www.hootdetective.net.au   Fantastic sound (Owl call project) with some fasinating info.   https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast/mapping-australias-owls/13492516   Also check out the Amazing ABC podcasts: Nature Track, and Off the Track (found within the ABC Listen app). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Something Light To Start Us Off If you would like a good chuckle and listen, check out 488 Rules for Life, The Thankless Art of Being Correct, Read and By Kitty Flanagan. Available for free within the ABC Listen app under Audio Books. Vision Australia Exploring Tech - IrisVision August 25 2021 from 10.00 to 11.00. Register at: https://visionaustralia.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_z5onVqZgSN-SqTkGIKTCpg Comments on the Aftershokz OpenComm head phones demo from Last weeks show Really enjoying these as I can use the head set with my iPhone and Mac. Good News from Telstra Pay phones are now free for calls within Australia. https://www.timeout.com/sydney/news/every-telstra-payphone-in-australia-is-now-free-to-use-080421 Happy 3 Month Season on Smart Phones Samsung August, September iPhone, and October Google. Samsung Unpacked is this week and we'll bring you an update next week (12th of august at 12AM ESDT). We know what September from Apple is mainly all about, iPhone 13. Google will be announcing the Pixel 6 in October. Link on speculation for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro https://9to5google.com/2021/08/04/pixel-6-and-6-pro-explained-just-what-can-we-expect-video/ Great website for finding out what Actions are available for use on Google Smart Speakers https://assistant.google.com/explore Meet the new Apple Online Store with Store Tabs Much easier to find stuff. https://www.macworld.com/article/352583/apple-online-store-redesign-cards-tab-products.html Aussie Apple Store link: https://www.apple.com/au/store Recent Purchase, Nest Hub Max and Nest Hub 2nd  Have to say from a blind perspective, I'm not impressed by either. I needed sighted assistance to complete the setup on either Hub, and the screen reader on either is very very sluggish. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

American film 'Shiva Baby' is a story about sex, gender and a love triangle which takes place at a Jewish wake. You can hear more on RN's weekly film show The Screen Show, Thursday, 20 August at 10:00am, or on the ABC Listen app after that.

Follow up from Last week, Web Aim and screen Readers in Australia   As I say in the show, give NVDA or Narrator a go if you need a screen reader, it isn't all about JaWS, it is on the tasks that you need to perform with a screen reader not the other way around.   To download NVDA go to: https://www.nvaccess.org   To toggle Narrator on or off:Control+Windows+Enter.   Zoom Recording of Newcastle Tech Webinar for July 9 2021   Lots of info about magnification and OCR reading solutions.   https://visionaustralia.zoom.us/rec/play/Jyh0HY2jG9BnbAPxoiJVucJKxWB23DZek9x_vi1FibVCXiG50-q7_6F3xO7gvlcuNJtdYLmfwPF3MvYP.WTpFbNrPlOQBVyoI?continueMode=true&_x_zm_rtaid=DMh9OuzMRtuGCUogjLdQrA.1625956128297.7e7e4ad268d5541ec32e40b5fcab6ecd&_x_zm_rhtaid=121   Catching Up with a Chat on the Real Blind Tech Show with Brian and Allison   How I got in to tech, the Mac, what did I do before becoming a tech person and much more.   https://thatrealblindtechshow.libsyn.com/episode-42-trendsetters-a-conversation-with-david-woodbridge   Four Products to Chat About this week   The Micro Speak Plus Digital Voice Recorder (simple to use voice recorder)   https://davidwoodbr.podbean.com/e/demo-of-the-micro-speak-plus-digital-voice-recorder/   Versa Slate (modern version of the hand frame without using any paper)   https://www.atguys.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=34_55&products_id=358   Amazon Echo Auto (allows you to use Alexa in the car)   https://s334.podbean.com/pb/c07a9a003cd7b75761a946f71984f9b3/60ea1d2b/data1/fs54/339150/uploads/Amazon_Echo_Auto8uzq7.mp3?pbss=d5a8fe47-d243-5ede-87f1-498dec139159   Victor Reader Stratus (desktop Daisy hardware Player)   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGe5DNzI-TU   ABC Listen App now has Audio Books   Find Audio Books via the Browse Tab, then choose the Audio Books category. ABC Listen app available for iOS and Android. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At least half the country is unable to go to the movies right now but there's no shortage of great new films to watch in lockdown. You can hear more on RN's weekly film show The Screen Show, Thursday, 20 August at 10:00am, or on the ABC Listen app after that.

The Sammy J Snack Pack is a weekly catch-up podcast featuring highlights from Sammy J's Breakfast program on ABC Radio Melbourne. Sammy J veers effortlessly between the absurd, the academic and the amusing, offering a bright and engaging look at the world through the eyes of a self-declared nerd. It's super smart, highly accessible and frequently fun.  Sign up now on the ABC listen app.

Jamila Rizvi reckons Beauty and the Beast romanticises Stockholm syndrome. Bill Bailey detests online shopping. Sammy J sings a musical tribute to parents in the age of Covid. Plus, a six-year-old girl gets a big Bluey birthday surprise. It's all here in the very first Sammy J Snack Pack. Available exclusively on ABC Listen

Jamila Rizvi reckons Beauty and the Beast romanticises Stockholm syndrome. Bill Bailey detests online shopping. Sammy J sings a musical tribute to parents in the age of Covid. Plus, a six-year-old girl gets a big Bluey birthday surprise. It's all here in the very first Sammy J Snack Pack. Available exclusively on ABC Listen

Museums are a fascinating place to visit, especially on a school excursion or on a rainy day. But behind the glass, and the velvet ropes, what stories really lie behind the artefacts? Are the plaques telling an honest, truthful account of history?TV host and podcaster Marc Fennell returns to What Shall We Do About...? for the first time in nearly two years. His podcast series for the ABC, Stuff the British Stole, burst onto the podcast charts late in 2020 and delves into a number of museum-held items and their histories. In this conversation, we talk about the making of Marc's podcast, whether cancel culture should exist within the walls of the museum, and how we should best respond to what's on display.You can hear season one of Stuff the British Stole on the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Marc Fennell is on Twitter @MarcFennell and Instagram @MarcFennell.Connect with the show:Instagram: @whatshallwedopodFacebook: @whatshallwedopodTwitter: @whatshallwepodEmail: whatshallwedopod@gmail.comWhat Shall We Do About...? is hosted and produced by Sam Robinson, who is on Twitter @samsquareeyes.

Disney's 'Cruella' stars Emma Stone and Emma Thompson in the origin story of the villain Cruella De Ville, a 1970s London version of The Devil Wears Prada meets a Doc Martens commercial. You can hear more on RN's weekly film show The Screen Show, Thursday, 20 August at 10:00am, or on the ABC Listen app after that.

Als ich noch in Berlin wohnte, begegnete uns in der Gartenanlage ein Fuchs in der Flasche. Er wurde gerettet. Dieses Ereignis inspirierte mich, diese Geschichte zu schreiben. Da viele Schüler Schwierigkeiten mit Wörtern mit chs haben, erstellte ich zusätzlich Material zum Üben dieser Wörter. Das Material enthält Kreativübungen, das Spiel Kofferpacken, ABC-Listen ausfüllen und Wörter finden. In dieser Episode werde ich die Spiele vorstellen. Das Material dazu können Sie hier kaufen: https://elopage.com/s/LRSKongress/fuchs-in-der-flasche

'Ema' by Chilean writer director Pablo Larrain is a film about a dance troupe and a marriage in trouble. You can hear more on RN's weekly film show The Screen Show, Thursday, 20 August at 10:00am, or on the ABC Listen app after that.

A string of community transmission donut days in NSW has been a nice to see since a mystery COVID-19 case popped up in Sydney late last week.However, despite its best efforts, NSW Health has not been able to find out how the case jumped from hotel quarantine into the community.The man has clearly picked up the virus from a mystery person in the community, who could well have spread it to others.So on today's Coronacast, how worrying it is that the link hasn't been found?Also on today's show:* The virus found in Sydney - B.1.617.2 - is declared a variant of concern by the UK Government* Why don't these supposed very contagious variants seem to spread in Australia?And don't forget to check out the new season of Patient Zero!* Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/rn-presents-patient-zero/id1370255107* ABC Listen app: https://abclisten.page.link/UgUg8Z4JtCaEh71p6

A string of community transmission donut days in NSW has been a nice to see since a mystery COVID-19 case popped up in Sydney late last week. However, despite its best efforts, NSW Health has not been able to find out how the case jumped from hotel quarantine into the community. The man has clearly picked up the virus from a mystery person in the community, who could well have spread it to others. So on today's Coronacast, how worrying it is that the link hasn't been found? Also on today's show: * The virus found in Sydney - B.1.617.2 - is declared a variant of concern by the UK Government * Why don't these supposed very contagious variants seem to spread in Australia? And don't forget to check out the new season of Patient Zero! * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/rn-presents-patient-zero/id1370255107 * ABC Listen app: https://abclisten.page.link/UgUg8Z4JtCaEh71p6

A string of community transmission donut days in NSW has been a nice to see since a mystery COVID-19 case popped up in Sydney late last week. However, despite its best efforts, NSW Health has not been able to find out how the case jumped from hotel quarantine into the community. The man has clearly picked up the virus from a mystery person in the community, who could well have spread it to others. So on today's Coronacast, how worrying it is that the link hasn't been found? Also on today's show: * The virus found in Sydney - B.1.617.2 - is declared a variant of concern by the UK Government * Why don't these supposed very contagious variants seem to spread in Australia? And don't forget to check out the new season of Patient Zero! * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/rn-presents-patient-zero/id1370255107 * ABC Listen app: https://abclisten.page.link/UgUg8Z4JtCaEh71p6

Good news: a new season of Unravel is in production for release later this year. In the meantime, we think you might enjoy this taste test of another fantastic new ABC storytelling podcast. Each week, Days Like These introduces you to one regular human as they live through something wild. In this episode, mesmerised by the hard-headed glamour of bikie culture, Mahmood Fazal, the son of Afghan refugees finds brotherhood in an outlaw motorcycle club. What happens when he wants out? Find Days Like These in the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts. There are nine other equally great stories ready to binge.

Good news: a new season of Unravel is in production for release later this year. In the meantime, we think you might enjoy this taste test of another fantastic new ABC storytelling podcast. Each week, Days Like These introduces you to one regular human as they live through something wild. In this episode, mesmerised by the hard-headed glamour of bikie culture, Mahmood Fazal, the son of Afghan refugees finds brotherhood in an outlaw motorcycle club. What happens when he wants out? Find Days Like These in the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts. There are nine other equally great stories ready to binge.

Even big diseases start small... PATIENT ZERO is a new podcast that tells the stories of disease outbreaks: where they begin, why they happen and how we found ourselves in the middle of a really big one. Over four episodes the team follow the aftermath of a natural disaster, reset the timeline of one of Australia's most devastating epidemics, get to the bottom of a shocking medical mystery, and do their best to keep pace with the new normal. PATIENT ZERO is a co-production of ABC Science and Radio National. To check it out, search for "RN Presents Patient Zero" on the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Even big diseases start small... PATIENT ZERO is a new podcast that tells the stories of disease outbreaks: where they begin, why they happen and how we found ourselves in the middle of a really big one. Over four episodes the team follow the aftermath of a natural disaster, reset the timeline of one of Australia's most devastating epidemics, get to the bottom of a shocking medical mystery, and do their best to keep pace with the new normal. PATIENT ZERO is a co-production of ABC Science and Radio National. To check it out, search for "RN Presents Patient Zero" on the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Even big diseases start small... PATIENT ZERO is a new podcast that tells the stories of disease outbreaks: where they begin, why they happen and how we found ourselves in the middle of a really big one. Over four episodes the team follow the aftermath of a natural disaster, reset the timeline of one of Australia's most devastating epidemics, get to the bottom of a shocking medical mystery, and do their best to keep pace with the new normal. PATIENT ZERO is a co-production of ABC Science and Radio National. To check it out, search for "RN Presents Patient Zero" on the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Nikki Britton is an actor and comedian. She's has been in How to Stay Married on Network 10, featured in Matt Okine's The Other Guy and stars in the Screen Australia web-series Sheila's. Nikki has also appeared on Network Ten's, The Project, Hughesie We Wave a Problem, Stan's lock down comedy festival and Celebrity Name Game. She has also performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival Oxfam Gala, ABC's Comedy Up late, The Comedy Channel as part of the Just For Laughs Festival, LA's Laugh Factory, The Hollywood Improv, The Edinburgh Festival Fringe and in India for the Melbourne comedy festival roadshow.  Just as a heads up we talk deeply about mental health and topics such as eating disorders and suicide attempts. I really thank Nikki for her honesty and bringing these topics to light. She's awesome very inspiring and just a great all-round human. There's a lot of positivity in this one where we also talk about life during Covid, faults of zoom, connecting with others, strange reasons why we don't get acting jobs and the challenges of actors, people pleasing, finding purpose, vulnerability, shame, contentment vs happiness, Santa, the stories we tell our self and perspective. Check out Nikki on: Insta/ Facebook: thenikkibritton Nikki's new show, ONCE BITTEN is now out, check it out on the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts or in the link here: https://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/abc-comedy-presents/nikki-britton-once-bitten/12468414 Follow @Funny in Failure on Insta and FB and @Michael_Kahan on Insta/ Twitter to keep up to date with the latest info.

Laura Jean McKay is the author of Holiday in Cambodia (Black Inc. 2013), shortlisted for three national book awards in Australia. Her work appears in Meanjin, Overland, Best Australian Stories, The Saturday Paper, and The North American Review. Laura is a lecturer in creative writing at Massey University, with a PhD from the University of Melbourne focusing on literary animal studies. She is the 'animal expert' presenter on ABC Listen's Animal Sound Safari. Ahead of the release of her book, 'The Animals In That Country' Ben and Nick sat down with Laura to discuss the book, the research into animal communication, the long road to its creation and more. Books mentioned in this podcast: 'The Animals in That Country' by Laura Jean McKay--> bit.ly/2UHVBFS Hosts: Ben Hunter & Nick Wasiliev Guest: Laura Jean McKay Producer: Nick Wasiliev

It's been just over three decades since most of us first heard about global warming. Meanwhile, the 20 hottest years on record have all occurred in the last quarter century. The implications of extreme weather and climate change are now being felt. Why have we done relatively little in response? Richard Aedy goes looking for answers in a four-part series on RN. Look for RN Presents in the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's been just over three decades since most of us first heard about global warming. Meanwhile, the 20 hottest years on record have all occurred in the last quarter century. The implications of extreme weather and climate change are now being felt. Why have we done relatively little in response? Richard Aedy goes looking for answers in a four-part series on RN. Look for RN Presents in the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's been just over three decades since most of us first heard about global warming. Meanwhile, the 20 hottest years on record have all occurred in the last quarter century. The implications of extreme weather and climate change are now being felt. Why have we done relatively little in response? Richard Aedy goes looking for answers in a four-part series on RN. Look for RN Presents in the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

How much do you really know about the sacking of Gough Whitlam on November 11, 1975? You've probably heard his famous "well may we say" speech made on the day he was dismissed. But do you properly understand the extraordinary events leading up to the most dramatic day in Australian political history? How did it happen? Award-winning ABC journalist Alex Mann went looking for those missing pieces from the people who were there and discovered something wilder than he could ever have imagined. The Eleventh podcast is a political drama, a spy thriller and a story of love and lust. It's about power, big egos and even bigger mistakes. Listen to The Eleventh for free now on Apple Podcasts, your favourite podcast app, RSS, or find it on the ABC Listen app.

How much do you really know about the sacking of Gough Whitlam on November 11, 1975? You've probably heard his famous "well may we say" speech made on the day he was dismissed. But do you properly understand the extraordinary events leading up to the most dramatic day in Australian political history? How did it happen? Award-winning ABC journalist Alex Mann went looking for those missing pieces from the people who were there and discovered something wilder than he could ever have imagined. The Eleventh podcast is a political drama, a spy thriller and a story of love and lust. It's about power, big egos and even bigger mistakes. Listen to The Eleventh for free now on Apple Podcasts, your favourite podcast app, RSS, or find it on the ABC Listen app.

Mithilfe von ABC-Listen kannst du spielerisch lernen und deinen Erfolg im Studium erhöhen. Dabei hilft dir der Stadt-Land-Fluss-Effekt.

Democrats have announced 2 articles of Impeachment, what are your thoughts after the news. (Hour shortened due to News Coverage from ABC)  Listen to Beach and Company LIVE Monday thru Friday 9am-Noon on News Radio 930 WBEN 

See ya later, clutter! If the stuff around you is giving you a stress migraine, or if you're just completely out of places to put things, we got you. Come along with Claire Hooper and a team of no-nonsense experts to rummage through people's cupboards and learn the secrets of the super organised. Save yourself time and money, declutter your brain, recycle the gimmicky life hacks and inform your belongings they do not own you, thank you kindly. It's time to take back control of every room in your place for good. You can hear it on apps like ABC Listen, Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts — you'll get a juicy morsel every week from September 15.

See ya later, clutter! If the stuff around you is giving you a stress migraine, or if you're just completely out of places to put things, we got you. Come along with Claire Hooper and a team of no-nonsense experts to rummage through people's cupboards and learn the secrets of the super organised. Save yourself time and money, declutter your brain, recycle the gimmicky life hacks and inform your belongings they do not own you, thank you kindly. It's time to take back control of every room in your place for good. You can hear it on apps like ABC Listen, Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts — you'll get a juicy morsel every week from September 15.

Tall Tales & True brings you the best live storytelling from across Australia. But some of the best stories come from the comedy stage. ABC Comedy Presents is a new podcast devoted to stand-up where each month you’ll get a brand new comedy special. The first episode is from Australian comedian Felicity Ward performing her award-winning show, The Hedgehog Dilemma. You can find ABC Comedy Presents on the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Tall Tales & True brings you the best live storytelling from across Australia. But some of the best stories come from the comedy stage. ABC Comedy Presents is a new podcast devoted to stand-up where each month you’ll get a brand new comedy special. The first episode is from Australian comedian Felicity Ward performing her award-winning show, The Hedgehog Dilemma. You can find ABC Comedy Presents on the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this weeks show, David talks about his experiences with the Samsung Galaxy Phone (S10) and Galaxy Watch (46MM)   A Few Weeks In With Using The Samsung Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy Watch   Galaxy S10   Well, I'm actually enjoying the experience.   All the apps I need to use work more or less fine such as Microsoft Outlook. Twitter, Audible, Kindle, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Tripview Sydney, ABC Listen.   Apple Music, Google Play music, and Amazon Music  all work well.  Spotify has a few unlabelled buttons.   Face ID for unlocking the phone almost seems easier to locate my face and unlock to that of the iPhone X.   I know this is my bugbear, but the S10 still has a physical 3.5mm head phone jack which means if I BT head phones run out of power, I can still use old traditional head phone that don't need power to operate.   Great feature of Samsung, I've assigned the volume up button to answer a call and the Power button to end a call.  Not possible on the iPhone.   The Weather icon on the home screen actually gives me the weather without having to go in to the app.   Seems to be a heck of more life in the S10 battery than my iPhone X, I can get a good day and a half out of the S10.  With the iPhone X, usually flat after about 12 hours.   UsB C charging for the S10 which does make things a bit easier.   Plugging in and using the S10 as an external drive from my clmputer  is great.   I have the choice of a PIN number, finger print or Face ID to unlock the phone.  However, since the finger print sensor is under the screen where the Home button would be on an iPhone before the iPhone X, I had to get my son to let me know where it was and setting it up was a bit hit and miss: certainly not as easy on the iPhone 7 or 8.  Mainly use Face ID or PIN number.   I can use my favourite speech synthesiser of all time on the S10, Eloquence as the Samsung/Android system has lots of Text To Speech TTS synthesisers to choose from.   I can choose to use either Samsung's default screen reader Voice Assistant or Android's generic screen reader Talk Back which still annoys me from time to time.   You still have the magic two finger double tap for starting/stopping music, at least when running Voice Assistant.   One thing that I actually turn off for Voice Assistant are the navigation sounds, drives me crazy although not to bad with Talkback these days.   With Voice Assistant you have dark screen same as Screen Curtain for VoiceOver, so nice blank screen for privacy.   Braille is still not that good on Samsung/Adnroid, but its there via BrailleBack which you need to download from the Google Play Store.   Bluetooth keyboard is supported for navigation, but no screen reader extra commands, just navigating and activating controls.   Bixby (which you can invoke by saying Hey Bixby) doesn't seem to be as powerful as Ok Google (or Siri) so I use both on the S10: i.e. Hey Bixby or Ok Google.   Its nice that I can ask Bixby how many steps have I taken for the day, something which Siri doesn't really do.   Excited About the Wireless Power Sharing Option on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Works very well, literally turns the back of the S10 in to a Qi wireless charger.   Comparing the Galaxy Watch to the Apple Watch   Both smart watch's offer phone connectivity and cellular connectivity.   Two sizes - Galaxy Watch 42MM and 46MM, and Apple Watch 40MM and 44MM.   Galaxy Watch band pins need to be removed to change the band. Apple Watch bands can be slid off to change by holding in spring loaded button for each side of band.   Galaxy Watch battery 2 days.  Apple Watch 18 hours.   Both smart watch's charge by their own wireless charger.   Physical controls on Galaxy Watch, clicking bezel, touch screen, Back and a Home button. Physical controls on Apple Watch touch screen, Digital Crown, and Side button.   Galaxy Watch can be used with Samsung, and iPhone (less functionality on iPhone via the Samsung Gear app) Apple Watch works with the iPhone.   Step count on the Samsung Galaxy Watch seems to be no where as sensitive on the Apple Watch.   Ability to toggle Voice Assistant on the Galaxy Watch, same on the Apple Watch.   With Voice Assistant running, you can get haptic time from the watch face on the Galaxy Watch, similar as with VoiceOver on then Apple Watch.   Watch faces (i.e. the controls on the watch face screen) on the Galaxy Watch seem to not be accessible with Voice Assistant.  Fully accessible on the Apple Watch.   Most internal apps on the Galaxy Watch work with Voice Assistant besides the Samsung Flow (work outs), and the stop watch app.  All internal apps work with VoiceOver on the Apple Watch.   Samsung decides which apps work with Voice Assistant on the Galaxy Watch stopping an app from launching.  Apple Watch use any app you like with VoiceOver and decide yourself whether you can use it.

ABC podcast Little Tiny explores world history via the small things that have shaped it - all in the space of a coffee break! In this episode, host Kara Schlegl delves into the discovery of the cosmic microwave background. To hear more, search for Little Tiny on the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Host Kara Schlegl Producer Bryce Halliday History consultant Zoë Tan Executive Producer Joel Werner

While Nazeem reluctantly resumes his travels, and you're looking for a new podcast, check out this new stand-up special from Alice Fraser.

In her new storytelling podcast, comedian Alice Fraser brings you a series of three solo stand-up shows, that explore the boundary between comedy and tragedy. You’ll meet her family, her foes and the extremely strange community she grew up in. It's out now on ABC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts.

In her new storytelling podcast, comedian Alice Fraser brings you a series of three solo stand-up shows, that explore the boundary between comedy and tragedy. You’ll meet her family, her foes and the extremely strange community she grew up in. It's out now on ABC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi Troll Play people, Alice has a new podcast series called The Alice Fraser Trilogy. A comedy about things that are actually sad, it was recorded using binaural microphone technology. It's out now on ABC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts.

Waleed Aly and Dane Baptiste from the UK help Naz bid farewell to season 3 with tales of being overseas.

Naz gets deep with Loyiso and Craig about the meaning of home when you travel around Australia and the world.

This week it's all about learning Mandarin, Japanese and Tamil. Because sign language and shouting can only get you so far.

What do you get when you cross gang warfare, dog boarding kennels and riding camels in Morocco? An episode all about danger abroad, that's what!

This episode is siiiiick, literally, we've got broken legs, plane seat seizures and emergency dental works. Three good reasons never to travel.

This episode is all about mental health, flying grief-inducing long distance, learning to live with your anxiety and joining the Illuminati.

Hard questions are asked like: How to get to sleep on planes, what really goes on in rock star tour buses and what to do if you're woken up by a sniffer dog.

Nothing says 'relax' more than being in a new, confined space in a foreign country with the people who love you no matter what. Right?!

A guide to travelling with young kids, the 'glamour' of being a sports blogger and how to deliver your own child.

We are back! For the third series! Matt Okine! The perils of Air BNB profiles! Ari Eldjarn! Working on a plane! Travel STILL sucks!

Disney fans rejoice! Are you a fan of The Wonderful World of Disney? Do you remember when Whitney Houston and Brandy starred in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella on ABC? Listen as Jeff DePaoli and Cinderella mega-fan Riley Costello discuss this classic TV special. That and so much more on this weeks episode. ORDER YOUR DCTC NEWSIES HAT: https://www.gofundme.com/dctcnewsiescap THIS EPISODES CO-HOST: https://twitter.com/Imrileycostello Website - http://www.dizneycoasttocoast.com Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/dizneyctc Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/dizneyctc Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/dizneycoasttocoast Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/DCTC  

In der Folge 6 von deinem Buch-Podcast stelle ich dir Kreativtechniken vor, spezfisch für das Planen und Schreiben von Bücher adaptiert. Brainstorming, ABC-Listen, Mindmap und Cluster sind Beispiele, die ich dir näher bringe. Wie bringst du deine Kreativität zum Fließen und wie nutzt dein ganzes geistiges Potential. Heute geht es darum deine Kreativität produktiv zu nutzen. Dazu gehe ich auf die Frage ein: Wie sprichst du die Leser und Leserinnen deines eBooks und Taschenbuchs an? Per Sie oder per du?   Nützliche Links und viel mehr zum Thema Buch und eBook erfolgreich schreiben, veröffentlichen und vermarkten findest auf www.be-wonderful.at. Eine Übersicht der bisherigen Folgen findest du mit einem Klick auf der Buch-Podcast-Seite!