Podcasts about laneways

Milly plays the classics as well as re-living the Laneways past. Good times... 

Brenton and Jaz discuss the Party in the Paddock lineup, Laneways ticket sales as well as Field Day going 100% dance!

Nat nearly face-planted in one of her shows; Fi Wright reviews the highly anticipated Intermezzo by Sally Rooney; urban historian Andy May on a new book he's co-authored about Melbourne's iconic laneways; Dr Jen explains the phenomenon of fossil frauds; and Friday Funnybugger Prue Blake is facing the challenges of upgrading the lift of her apartment building. With presenters Monique Sebire, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfasters

Charles O'Donnell, Rubina Freiberg and Aisling O'Brien bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes:MEPS vote for CAP simplificationDAFM inspections resumeRevenue to give clarity on VAT refundsLand values to rise by 6% in 2024€40 million to upgrade rural lanewaysIreland's new national park to span 70,000ac Don't forget to rate, review and follow The Farming Week, Agriland's weekly review of Irish agriculture and visit Agriland.ie for more. 

Real Estate investing is an interesting thing. Every time someone has told us the opportunity is over it magically morphs and opens up new opportunities. That's exactly what we're discussing on this episode of The Your Life! Your Terms! Show with Craig Race. Craig is an architect who designs the most beautiful small multi-units you've ever seen with both an investor and tenant focus in mind. We discuss the next great trend and opportunity in Toronto, "as of right" 4-plexes with laneway suites tacked onto them. You can learn more about Craig and his services by visiting: CraigRace.com

Alex Pierson speaks with Blair Scorgie, a partner at Sajecki Planning and Urban Planner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Writer and performer Candy Bowers reveals the horrors of type 2 diabetes and its disproportionate effect on Black communities, in her afro-futuristic, genre-bending show, ‘Sweet Mama'; Deborah Cheetham Fraillon, AO, On her composition of ‘Eumeralla, a War Requiem for Peace,' written in the Gunditjmara language to commemorate Indigenous lives lost in the forgotten resistance war of Eumeralla, performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Lead artist Emilie Walsh on Laneway Learning's comic trails, featuring glow-in-the-dark comic panels illuminating city walls; Wellington-based dance-theatre artist, Daniel Nodder on his cosmic performance exploring the vast expanse of the universe in ‘Only Bones'.

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Limerick councillors were presented with a Laneways Strategy of Limerick City at a special meeting of the Metropolitan Area. The original study looked at twenty-five laneways in the city centre, with seven of these laneways being designed to a greater level of detail. We were joined by Cathaoirleach of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Olivia O'Sullivan, Green Party Councillor Sasa Novak and Helen O'Donnell from Limerick City Business Association. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of Perth's largest local councils is considering a redevelopment of the rear lane ways in many of its streets. Some Town of Bassendean lane ways are said to be dilapidated and in need of attention but the council thinks they are ideal for redevelopment into community spaces. Bassendean Mayor Kath Hamilton told Liam Bartlett on 6PR Mornings the council was eying in excess of 25 laneways, with residents keen to have the opportunity to buy the land and include it in their backyard. "There's a variety of treatments proposed for these laneways ... these older laneways are a hangover from the last century, where many of them were by-products of earlier subdivisions at the beginning of the century... there's quite a complicated process involved with laneways and right of ways and how to close them."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New funding has been announced for Wexford for rural roads and laneways and the Chair of Wexford County Council Barbara Anne Murphy joined Alan this morning to discuss this positive announcement.

Toronto's housing story is being written with the headline basically remaining the same.High prices. Low inventory.Combine those two and you have a feeding frenzy for every piece of land available.In this episode of Sold in the 6ix, we stroll down the laneways of Toronto. What do we find?A new and innovative solution. It's laneway housing!They're unique. They're trendy. And they are popping up in most major urban centres.After all, laneways are not just for cars.Marty Steele's info:website: lanewayhousingadvisors.comInstagram: @torontolanewayhousesTwitter @HousesLanewayContact Deshttps://inthe6ixrealestate.com/ 

Deb Smith and Fran Dyson talk to local singer Grace Cook from the Sydney based band Peachfield and premier "Laneways" a track from their forthcoming album. If you'd like to add to the discussion, you can leave an audio comment about our show, which may be added to one of our podcasts.This episode was first broadcast on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM on 27/12/19. Apply to be a guest on our show. Join a union - 1300 486 466 or join online. Join BMUC.Rights, Rorts and Rants is broadcast from 4pm to 6pm on 89.1FM or can be live streamed from rbm.org.au.Disclaimer: We seek a range of perspectives but that means that views expressed in these podcasts are not necessarily endorsed by the Blue Mountains Unions Council Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rightsrortsandrants/message

Rob and I managed to get a second session in this week.This time running. He used to live in this neighbourhood as a kid and he went to the same schools as my kids, several years earlier. I showed him all the laneways through our neighbourhood. This is a very clean real time, full time raw recording. When they turn out well they don't really need an edit.(42:XX)

This episode is brought to you by Don't Look, the latest release from New York Times bestselling author, Alexandra Ivy. The Novel:Sweet on YouThe Author: Carla de GuzmanThe Noobies: Elizabeth & Desiree, Hosts of Really Reading Romance Book ClubEast City BooksThe Synopsis:All’s fair in love and prank warsFor barista and café owner Sari Tomas, Christmas means parols, family and no-holds-barred karaoke contests. This year, though, a new neighbor is throwing a wrench in all her best-laid plans. The baker next door—“some fancy boy from Manila”—might have cute buns, but when he tries to poach her customers with cheap coffee and cheaper tactics, the competition is officially on.And Baker Boy better be ready, because Sari never loses.Foodie extraordinaire Gabriel Capras wants to prove to his dad that his career choice doesn’t make him any less a man. The Laneways might not be Manila, but the close-knit community is the perfect spot to grow his bakery into a thriving business. He wasn’t expecting a gorgeous adversary in the barista next door, but flirting with her makes his heart race, and it’s not just the caffeine.It’s winner takes all this Christmas. And more than one competitor might just lose their heart for the holidays. Show Notes: - Promo for Don't Look by Alexandra Ivy- Welcome Destinee and Elizabeth, hosts of Really Reading Romance, East City Books' romance book club- All about the book club!- D & E's romance-ish meet cute (00:05:39)- "Food porn" romance recs: The Duke Who Didn't by Courtney Milan and Simmer Down by Sarah Smith- Favorite holiday eats and treats- Humid in the summer or freezing in the winter?- Horny for Christmas (00:19:32)- Introducing Sweet on You (00:21:47)- Celebrating Christmas outside of America - Faith in romance novels - A few words about "Happiest Season" (again)- #FamilyGoals in romance novels- Therapy in romance recs: Snapped by Alexa Martin and Not Suitable for Work by Skye McDonald (00:34:08)- Don't forget about the Dedication and Acknowledgements - "Prank Wars", the new enemies-to-lovers (00:42:45)- Prank Wars in romance recs: You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle, The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa, To Have and To Hoaxby Martha Waters- A "10 Things I Hate About You" throwback- A few sexy kisses... and a little something something (00:51:07)- Consent vs. "Backing Out"- What do you want to see more of in romance? (01:00:18)- Shoutout to Romance Class- A few favorite reads from 2020: The Write Escape by Charish Reid, The Roommate by Rosie Danan, The Devil of Downtown by Joanna Shupe, and Office Hours by Katrina Jackson (01:05:37)- Kelly's go-to Lani Lynn Vale series- Heart, Humor, Heat & Holiday Ratings (01:11:19) - The rules for Baby Jesus- On The Pool Boy heat scale... - The 9th Day of Boobsmas jingle courtesy of Cooper Baldwin Giveaway Winner:Twitter: @MeganB0629IG: @ilikeoldbooks1213     @cooking_with_my_cozys     @crystal__mercedesFollow Boobies & Noobies on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook @boobiespodcast and check out our blog, merch, and more on our brand new Boobies & Noobies website.*Boobies & Noobies is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at Frolic.media/podcasts*

Well hello Toowoomba,Welcome to a new week of the Talkin Toowoomba podcast, proudly supported by Recognition Plus, put your NAME, .. where it counts!. From promo gear and trophies, to name badges, they will help you be seen.This week in Episode 32 we talk Carnival of flowers and what there is to do around town this weekend.We all know it is a scaled back version, but lets face it we all want to get out don't we, and safely enjoy what this years event has to offer. Our guest this week is CR James O'Shea, to run through some highlights of Toowoomba's carnival of Flowers for 2020, and hopefully put some joy and fun back into the year.Now In News of the WeekCongratulations goes out to Hop Thru Cafe, a Drive Thru Coffee spot, opening up last week at 247 James St, next to Washed on James.The TRC has extended an updated water tank rebate scheme until June 30 2021 see the trc website for details.September 26th is International observe the moon nightNow Let's get on with show.What's On brought to you by the Toowoomba Regional CouncilMon 21st2020 Clivia Show at Sacred Heart School Hall, cnr North and Tor Sts 08 am till 2 pmWednesday 23 thru to Sun 27Thrive on Arts is on at the Empire Theate 9-am to 2 pm each day Free to attend for familiesFriday the 25thToowoomba Trails offers Laneways and Street Art Discovery 4pm and again Sunday 27th at 2 pm.Also on Friday Night at the Museum at Cobb n Co from 6pmSaturday the 26thWeetwood is on at Clifford Park from 11 amBar Wunder is turning 2 with a 70's style Birthday from 7pmHear about Toowoomba's secrets , The Dark Side walking Tour Sat 26th 3-5pm and Sunday 27th 10-12pmRunning all week is Carnival of Trains, see the world of model trains, 10-4 daily at the Showgroundsand ride the train from Toowoomba's Railway Station to Spring Bluff Station Daily Mon 21st to Sun 27thAM train departs 09am and arrives back at 11:40PM Train departs 1pm and arrives back at 3:40 pmsee tcof.com.au for details or queenslandrailtravel.com.auunfortunately the Cafe will not be open so take a picnicMarketsPlease support our local marketsSaturdayThe Toowoomba Farmers markets on from 08am under the windmill at Cobb n Co museumAnd on Sundaythe Toowoomba PCYC Markets at the PCYC Toowoomba from 06 amQueens Park Market from 8amThanks again to our local supporters Recognition Plus , find them at recognitionplus.com.au for all your promotional needs.We all know it is a scaled back version, but lets face it we all want to get out don't we, and safely enjoy what this years event has to offer. Our guest this week is CR James O'Shea, to run through some highlights of Toowoomba's carnival of Flowers for 2020,Show Supported by | Recognition PlusShow Produced by | SJA Media Srevices

Well hello Toowoomba,Welcome to a new week of the Talkin Toowoomba podcast, proudly supported by Recognition Plus, put your NAME, .. where it counts!. From promo gear and trophies, to name badges, they will help you be seen.This week in Episode 32 we talk Carnival of flowers and what there is to do around town this weekend.We all know it is a scaled back version, but lets face it we all want to get out don't we, and safely enjoy what this years event has to offer. Our guest this week is CR James O'Shea, to run through some highlights of Toowoomba's carnival of Flowers for 2020, and hopefully put some joy and fun back into the year.Now In News of the WeekCongratulations goes out to Hop Thru Cafe, a Drive Thru Coffee spot, opening up last week at 247 James St, next to Washed on James.The TRC has extended an updated water tank rebate scheme until June 30 2021 see the trc website for details.September 26th is International observe the moon nightNow Let's get on with show.What's On brought to you by the Toowoomba Regional CouncilMon 21st2020 Clivia Show at Sacred Heart School Hall, cnr North and Tor Sts 08 am till 2 pmWednesday 23 thru to Sun 27Thrive on Arts is on at the Empire Theate 9-am to 2 pm each day Free to attend for familiesFriday the 25thToowoomba Trails offers Laneways and Street Art Discovery 4pm and again Sunday 27th at 2 pm.Also on Friday Night at the Museum at Cobb n Co from 6pmSaturday the 26thWeetwood is on at Clifford Park from 11 amBar Wunder is turning 2 with a 70's style Birthday from 7pmHear about Toowoomba's secrets , The Dark Side walking Tour Sat 26th 3-5pm and Sunday 27th 10-12pmRunning all week is Carnival of Trains, see the world of model trains, 10-4 daily at the Showgroundsand ride the train from Toowoomba's Railway Station to Spring Bluff Station Daily Mon 21st to Sun 27thAM train departs 09am and arrives back at 11:40PM Train departs 1pm and arrives back at 3:40 pmsee tcof.com.au for details or queenslandrailtravel.com.auunfortunately the Cafe will not be open so take a picnicMarketsPlease support our local marketsSaturdayThe Toowoomba Farmers markets on from 08am under the windmill at Cobb n Co museumAnd on Sundaythe

In 1918, Melbourne was celebrating the end of WWI, unaware an insidious new war on home turf had just begun. That’s when a new drug – cocaine – first came under the nose of Melbourne police, introduced by a prostitute from Sydney. And the mastermind of the cocaine trade was Charles le Marchant, a longtime opium addict who had honed his criminal skills as a teen gang member in Chinatown. Read more about Melbourne's dark past at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the early 1900s, Chinatown's Heffernan Lane was one of the worst streets in Melbourne thanks to brothels, opium dens, gambling rooms and a tendency to attract murderous thieves. And its most notorious resident was Chinese-born gangster Harry Quong, whose upstanding parents migrated to Melbourne to give their son "a good English education". Instead, he repaid his parents’ sacrifice by becoming a bank robber, thief and all-round scoundrel - then scored himself 15 years in jail for shooting a policeman. Read more at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 1919 as a gang war called the Fitzroy Vendetta raged, Squizzy Taylor and a cast of misfits were tearing apart the inner Melbourne suburb. And living amid the sly grog shops, opium dens, brothels and slums was one man, World War I veteran Arthur Skerritt, whose life of crime culminated in a shocking murder. Read more at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Collis family caused mayhem for decades with their sly grog shops and gang violence until authorities were forced to declare their homes condemned to run them out of town. Read more at heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NEWSFLASH - Council To Vote On New Wagga Suburb + Closing Glenfield Park Pedestrian LanewaysSubscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/station/hit-riverinaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Her name is barely known today, but the formidable Ann Shiell was a powerful crime boss, slum landlord, brothel madam and controller of gangs of thieves in Melbourne in the late 1800s. For more on this story, go to heraldsun.com.au/ibaw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

* Parlainth * Important in what it represents * Review of Parlainth’s History * Haven: An adventuring boom town * Original boxed set available in PDF * A full campaign setting on its own * Lots of room for GMs to place their stuff * Not fully mapped out on purpose * The Map Wall * Immersive in-character inserts and bits * Laneways and Screaming Fountain * 8-episode In depth podcast series from Live From Barsaive * https://lavamonkeygames.com/livefrombarsaive/ * Geographic Overview of the City. * Legends of Barsaive adventure series * Classic Adventures * Not just a high-Circle area, but be careful about danger level. * Dan describes his group’s arrival at Parlainth. * Use personalities and factions in Haven to drive adventures. * Old-school dungeon crawl mega-setting… with an Earthdawn twist. * Research and investigation are important. Lack of caution gets you killed. * Strong reinforcement of Earthdawn’s theme of forgotten past. * New Topic: Weapons and Armor * “Living” Armors * Magic weapon and armor discussion will be a later episode * Armor doesn’t change your Defense Rating, it reduces damage dealt. * Armor Defeating Hits and why they changed. * Shields increase Defense Rating not Armor Rating. * Earthdawn doesn’t have hit locations by default. * We talk about hit locations a bit anyway. * Third Edition’s Parry versus Avoid Blow. * Josh is a fan of narrative differences rather than redundant mechanics. * Shattering a shield. * Weapons: No notable changes to basic stats * Josh admits he didn’t look at them clearly. * Quarterstaff discussion. * The illusion of weapon variety and granularity. * Weird armors and more variety. * Not getting into bows and crossbows again. Email: edsgpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @EarthdawnG Josh on Twitter: @mataxes Get product information, developer blogs, and more at www.fasagames.com FASA Games on Facebook FASA Games Discord Channel Earthdawn Guild Facebook Group Earthdawn West Marches Iopos: Lair of Deceit Kickstarter

Welcome to the Travelman Podcast, my name is Ben and I host this cool travel podcast. If you’re joining me for the first time then I say thanks a bunch for listening. On today’s awesome episode, I’ll be bringing you part two of the Melbourne Travel Guide, be sure to listen to part one before you listen to this episode. In part two I’ll be continuing my chat about my city Melbourne with Ben from Drinking History Tours. So, sit back and enjoy the podcast!   Follow Ben: Drinking History Tours: https://drinkinghistorytours.com/   Additional Information: Favourite things to See & Do web links Royal Botanical Gardens: rbg.vic.gov.au/ National Gallery of Victoria (NGV): ngv.vic.gov.au/ The Laneways of Melbourne guide, Timeout online: timeout.com/melbourne/things-to-do/the-best-laneways-and-arcades-in-melbourne Chinatown: chinatownmelbourne.com.au/ Federation Square: fedsquare.com/ Queen Victoria Market: qvm.com.au/ Eureka Skydeck: eurekaskydeck.com.au/ Melbourne Museum: museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/ Melbourne Zoo’s: zoo.org.au Sea Life Aquarium, Melbourne: melbourneaquarium.com.au/ St Patricks Cathedral: cam.org.au/cathedral   Day Trips Outside of Melbourne: Yarra Valley: visityarravalley.com.au/ Peninsula Hot Springs, Mornington Peninsula: peninsulahotsprings.com/ Daylesford: visitvictoria.com/Regions/Daylesford-and-the-Macedon-Ranges Ballarat: visitballarat.com.au/ Sovereign Hill: sovereignhill.com.au/ Werribee Mansion: lancemore.com.au/mansion-hotel Werribee Open Range Zoo: zoo.org.au/werribee/getting-here   Restaurants, Bars, Pubs, Wineries & Breweries web links  Restaurants: Doc: docgroup.net/ Harley House: harleyhouse.com.au/ Din Tai Fung: dintaifung.com.au/ Grand Trailer Park: grandtrailerpark.com.au/ The European: theeuropean.com.au/ Marios: marioscafe.com.au/ Number 1 Delicious: no1delicious.com.au/ The Old Raffles Place: sites.google.com/site/theoldrafflesplace Red Gum Barbeque: redgumbbq.com.au/ Bluebonnet Barbeque: bluebonnetbbq.com.au/ Dexter: dexter.melbourne/ Empress of China: 120 Little Bourke Street, no website available Ants Bistro: antsbistro.com.au/ ShanDong Mama: Mid City, 7/200 Bourke Street, no website available HuTong Dumplings: hutong.com.au/website/index.html China Red: china-red.com.au/ Lello Pasta Bar: lellopastabar.com.au/ Brunetti Café: www.brunetti.com.au/ Supernormal: supernormal.net.au/ Rice Paper Scissors: ricepaperscissors.com.au/ Rice Queen: ricequeen.com.au/ Il Bacaro: ilbacaro.com.au/ Ezard: ezard.com.au/ Om: omvegetarian.com/ Meat and Wine Co.: themeatandwineco.com/ Tazio: tazio.com.au/ Abesha Ethopian Restaurant: zomato.com/melbourne/abesha-ethiopean-restaurant-bar-footscray   Bars & Pubs: Beneath Driver Lane bar: driverlanebar.com/ Section 8: section8.com.au/ Bar Clara: barclara.com/ Berlin Bar: berlinbar.com.au/ The Everleigh: theeverleigh.com/ Black Pearl: blackpearlbar.com.au/ Napier Hotel: thenapierhotel.com.au/ Marquis of Lorne: marquisoflorne.com.au/ Terminus Hotel, Fitzroy North: terminus.com.au/ State of Grace/Fall from Grace: stateofgracemelbourne.com.au/ The Esplanade Hotel: hotelesplanade.com.au/ The Prince Hotel: theprince.com.au/ Vineyard Bar: zomato.com/melbourne/the-vineyard-st-kilda/menu Big Mouth: bigmouthstkilda.com.au/ Pony Fish Island: ponyfish.com.au/   Wineries & Breweries: Domaine Chandon: chandon.com.au/ St Huberts: sthuberts.com.au/ Yarra Yering: yarrayering.com/ Giant Steps: giantstepswine.com.au/ Four Pillars: fourpillarsgin.com.au/ Melbourne Gin Company: melbournegincompany.com/ Polperro: polperrowines.com.au/ Montalto Winery: montalto.com.au/ Chiefs Sons Distillery: chiefsson.com.au/   Follow Travelman Podcast: iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/travelman-podcast/id1281446908 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2bfulkX1dTkOb50MaCm0NN Libsyn: travelmanpodcast.libsyn.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/benthetravelman/ Instagram: instagram.com/travelmanpodcast/?hl=en Twitter: twitter.com/TravelmanPod Tune In: tunein.com/podcasts/Travel/Travelman-Podcast-p1103948/ Stitcher: stitcher.com/podcast/ben-dow/travelman-podcast YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC3cYw4pCrK3C-Rty3zmw-eQ Travelman Podcast Website: travelmanpodcast.com/ Travelman Podcast email: travelmanpodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to the Travelman Podcast, my name is Ben and I host this cool travel podcast. If you’re joining me for the first time then I say thanks a bunch for listening. On today’s amazing episode, I’ll be bringing you the long-awaited Melbourne Travel Guide. This will be a different episode because it not only features me talking about my favourite parts of Melbourne but also a Melbourne tour guides view on Melbourne. Ben Oliver will be joining me from Drinking History Tours. So, sit back and listen to Ben and I bring you part 1 of the Melbourne Travel Guide.   Timestamps Part 1: Intro to the show 1:30 – Best things to do in Melbourne, where to Eat and where to drink 20:30 – Seeing Melbourne from Above and Fitzroy Melbourne’s oldest suburb 27:51 – See some culture, visit our cathedrals, Saint Patricks Cathedral and Saint Pauls Cathedral 31:30 – Ben’s recommendation for something to eat in Melbourne 40:27 – Some great walking routes around the city 46:20 – Melbourne Events 52:26 – Day trip information and other helpful info Outro to the show   Follow Ben: Drinking History Tours: drinkinghistorytours.com/   Additional Information: Favourite things to See & Do web links (I’ll try and keep this updated on the website) Royal Botanical Gardens: rbg.vic.gov.au/ National Gallery of Victoria (NGV): ngv.vic.gov.au/ The Laneways of Melbourne guide, Timeout online: timeout.com/melbourne/things-to-do/the-best-laneways-and-arcades-in-melbourne Chinatown: chinatownmelbourne.com.au/ Federation Square: fedsquare.com/ Queen Victoria Market: qvm.com.au/ Eureka Skydeck: eurekaskydeck.com.au/ Melbourne Museum: museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/ Melbourne Zoo’s: zoo.org.au Sea Life Aquarium, Melbourne: melbourneaquarium.com.au/ St Patricks Cathedral: cam.org.au/cathedral   Restaurants, Bars & Pubs web links (I’ll try and keep this updated on the website) Restaurants: Doc: docgroup.net/ Harley House: harleyhouse.com.au/ Din Tai Fung: dintaifung.com.au/ Grand Trailer Park: grandtrailerpark.com.au/ The European: theeuropean.com.au/ Marios: marioscafe.com.au/ Number 1 Delicious: no1delicious.com.au/ The Old Raffles Place: sites.google.com/site/theoldrafflesplace Red Gum Barbeque: redgumbbq.com.au/ Bluebonnet Barbeque: bluebonnetbbq.com.au/ Dexter: dexter.melbourne/ Empress of China: 120 Little Bourke Street, no website available Ants Bistro: antsbistro.com.au/ ShanDong Mama: Mid City, 7/200 Bourke Street, no website available HuTong Dumplings: hutong.com.au/website/index.html China Red: china-red.com.au/ Lello Pasta Bar: lellopastabar.com.au/ Brunetti Café: www.brunetti.com.au/ Supernormal: supernormal.net.au/ Rice Paper Scissors: ricepaperscissors.com.au/ Rice Queen: ricequeen.com.au/ Il Bacaro: ilbacaro.com.au/ Ezard: ezard.com.au/ Om: omvegetarian.com/ Meat and Wine Co.: themeatandwineco.com/ Tazio: tazio.com.au/ Soi38: soi38.com/   Bars & Pubs: Beneath Driver Lane bar: driverlanebar.com/ Section 8: section8.com.au/ Bar Clara: barclara.com/ Berlin Bar: berlinbar.com.au/ The Everleigh: theeverleigh.com/ Black Pearl: blackpearlbar.com.au/ Napier Hotel: thenapierhotel.com.au/ Marquis of Lorne: marquisoflorne.com.au/ Terminus Hotel, Fitzroy North: terminus.com.au/   Day Trips Outside of Melbourne and other web links (I’ll try and keep this updated on the website) Yarra Valley: visityarravalley.com.au/ Peninsula Hot Springs, Mornington Peninsula: peninsulahotsprings.com/ Daylesford: visitvictoria.com/Regions/Daylesford-and-the-Macedon-Ranges Ballarat: visitballarat.com.au/ Sovereign Hill: sovereignhill.com.au/ Westgate Park: westgatebiodiversity.org.au/ Great Australian Beer Spectapular (AKA Gabs): gabsfestival.com/ Visit Victoria: visitvictoria.com/ Timeout Melbourne: timeout.com/melbourne Broadsheet Melbourne: broadsheet.com.au/melbourne Urban List Melbourne: theurbanlist.com/melbourne Concrete Playground Melbourne: concreteplayground.com/melbourne Melbourne City Council Blog: whatsonblog.melbourne.vic.gov.au/   Follow Travelman Podcast: iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/travelman-podcast/id1281446908 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2bfulkX1dTkOb50MaCm0NN Libsyn: travelmanpodcast.libsyn.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/benthetravelman/ Instagram: instagram.com/travelmanpodcast/?hl=en Twitter: twitter.com/TravelmanPod Tune In: tunein.com/podcasts/Travel/Travelman-Podcast-p1103948/ Stitcher: stitcher.com/podcast/ben-dow/travelman-podcast YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC3cYw4pCrK3C-Rty3zmw-eQ Travelman Podcast Website: travelmanpodcast.com/ Travelman Podcast email: travelmanpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, activist/organizer Dave Meslin talks about his book "Teardown: rebuilding democracy from the ground up." We join Thomas McKechnie, playwright and organizer with Foodsters United — a new union working for a fair deal for food delivery workers in precarious employment. We speak to Urban Strategies Inc. partner Joe Berridge about his book "Perfect City: an urban fixer's global search for magic in the modern metropolis." In conjunction with Spacing's upcoming Laneways issue, we speak to The Laneways Project's co-founder and executive director Michelle Senayah about how to activate these underused spaces.

Highlights Include: Part 5 of our series on Parlainth: The Forgotten City The Falsemen Wars in the War Zone Strange magical effects in the Western Catacombs Why the Laneways make for a terrible picnic spot Parlainth: The Forgotten City, from FASA Games

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Alexander Panetta) Ward 3 Councillor Matthew Green wants the City of Hamilton to look into how the City's laneways could be used to house tiny homes. Guest: Matthew Green, City Councillor, Ward 3.

Reginald rambles about a 'criminal laneway' opening up in Mont Albert, involving 'Robo-Crim'.

Reginald rambles about a 'criminal laneway' opening up in Mont Albert, involving 'Robo-Crim'.

Jeff Provan studied engineering and later architecture at RMIT before venturing into his first developments in the mid-1980s. with then business partner Barry Ludlow, the duo rediscovered Melbourne's laneways by creating distinctive townhouses. Fast forward a few decades, Neometro has become a leader in creating well-designed low rise apartments in inner-city Melbourne.

If you're going to venture outside in Glasgow you'd better like splashing along. Summer 2007's been a total write-off weather-wise so when I should've paddling on Troon beach, a melting double nougat in hand, I've been stomping around my living room to The Undecided? spitting out teen revenge and to A Sunny Day In Glasgow's colossal reverb attack. When I should've been throwing shapes like Ronaldo on the unforgiving blaze of Kelvingrove Park I've been sipping tea and swooning to the gently marvelous debut albums from Taken By Trees and California Snow Story. When I should've been watching the sun paint the sky with oranges and purples as it sets over Arran, I've had the curtains drawn and my eyes closed as I try to remember if anyone has done a better version of a Dan Treacy song than The Nomen's take on "Mysterious Ways". Aye ... it's been a glorious summer! I hope you enjoy listening to "The Sound of Rain" and if anything excites you please, please, please *BUY* the record. Reward the people who are making, releasing and distributing the beautiful music: they deserve your support!This podcast lovingly prepared by The Brogues.1. Faine Jade - It Ain't True (from "Introspection: A Faine Jade Recital", Sundazed, 2007)2. Sister Vanilla - The Two Of Us (from "Little Pop Rocks", P-Vine, 2005)3. Taken By Trees - Lost And Found (from "Open Field", Rough Trade, 2007)4. The Daughters of Eve - Help Me Boy (from "Girls With Guitars", Ace, 2004)5. Agent Simple - I Can't Think Of Anything (from 7" on Fridlyst, 2007)6. The Royal We - Poor Old Soul (from the Postcard tribute 7" split with 1990s, Hitherto, 2007)7. The Airfields - Nowhere Left To Go (from "Laneways ep", Humblebee Recordings, 2006)8. Thomas and Richard Frost - The City (from "Visualize", Rev-ola, 2002)9. California Snow Story - Suddenly Everything Happens (from "Close To The Ocean", Letterbox Records, 2007)10. The Nomen - Mysterious Ways (from "I Would Write A Thousand Words: A Tribute To Television Personalities Volume 2", The Beautiful Music, 2007)11. Zouzou - Il Est Parti Comme Il Etait Venu (from "L'integrale", BMG, 2005)12. Carol Friday - Gone Tomorrow (from "Beat Chic", RPM Records, 2007)13. The Undecided? - You're Gonna Cry (from "Mind Blowers", Past & Present Records, 2002)14. A Sunny Day In Glasgow - A Mundane Phonecall To Jack Parsons (from "Scribble Music Comic Journal", Notenuf Records, 2007)15. Metrotone - My Own Writing (from "Kiss Me Awake", Unlabel, 2006)