Podcasts about gumnuts

On today's show: Are my gumnuts growing gold? Earwax?! Or a third, slightly more plausible option?Break out the cone of shame for Western Australia — our extinction rates are some of the worst in the WORLD. Sab suggests some ways you can help.What plants can I grow that will provide good food for my pet parrot? Subscribe to the podcast through ABC Listen, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.Listen to the program live on Tuesdays at 2:20PM or on Saturdays at 9:00AM on 102.5 ABC Radio Perth. Ask your questions by calling in on 1300 22 1025 or text 0437 22 1025.

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Despite numerous setbacks, our heroes triumphantly get Episode 2 done.  They say there are no coincidences...This episode we take a quick look backstage at the podcast with some analytics and discover how the reptilian overlords that run Youtube use copyright to destroy human civilization.    We play quite a few Schottishces, and some polkas.  Songs include: Leo's Prince of Wales Schottische; The Pretty Lips (or "Lollypop) Schottische; School Polkas 1 & 2; The Sorrell Windmill; and the Gumnut Schottische.

Who exactly was Iso Rae, the Melbourne-born impressionist painter who honed her craft in northern France? Plus, a different take on a distinctly Australian 'ready-made' — the gumnut — with Colombian-Australian artist Maria Fernanda Cardoso.

Who exactly was Iso Rae, the Melbourne-born impressionist painter who honed her craft in northern France? Plus, a different take on a distinctly Australian 'ready-made' — the gumnut — with Colombian-Australian artist Maria Fernanda Cardoso.

Who exactly was Iso Rae, the Melbourne-born impressionist painter who honed her craft in northern France? Plus, a different take on a distinctly Australian 'ready-made' — the gumnut — with Colombian-Australian artist Maria Fernanda Cardoso.

Who exactly was Iso Rae, the Melbourne-born impressionist painter who honed her craft in northern France? Plus, a different take on a distinctly Australian 'ready-made' — the gumnut — with Colombian-Australian artist Maria Fernanda Cardoso.

In this episode we will dive into: Nerissa’s background and how she came to be working with Aboriginal Education Tasmania Nerissa’s professional development work both in the centre and for leaders The myth that Tasmanians are lost and gone Getting to know place and country Nerissa’s sensory education process Red Ruby’s experience trying ice and saltbush The Orb resource Nerissa’s work with Todd Skuthorp Nerissa’s upcoming keynote, Gumnuts to Buttons, at the Aboriginal Early Childhood Conference in June 2020. Bush medicine Tasmanian flora and fauna Nerissa’s upcoming exhibition For more details about The Aboriginal Early Childhood Conference: https://aboriginalecc.com/pages/conference For more episodes or to tune into our episodes live visit multiverse.com.au or find us on Facebook at facebook.com/multiverseaus

We've been hacked by the Russians! They've infiltrated our recorder and corrupted our latest podcast. But don't fear, we were able to salvage some tasty Gumnuts of the Week for your listening pleasure.

In this Episode, Chris and Kristie discuss the first elimination of #MasterchefAU 2018, muse about the impact of sezied fridges on those left behind in the making of Masterchef, and talk all about the real star of this episode, Lauren, and her ability to communicate through Matt Preston. 

Jack and Fisho cross the ditch to investigate the secrets of Kiwi rugby, while the Hayne Playne pulls another stinker. Elsewhere, the Swans bandwagon kicks into high gear.