Podcast appearances and mentions of robin boyd

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio welcome bestselling author and literary agent Paula Munier for an inspiring discussion on writing bestselling fiction. In this episode, Paula shares expert insights on crafting compelling stories, developing unforgettable characters, and navigating the ever-evolving publishing industry. With years of experience as both a writer and an agent, Paula offers valuable advice on what makes a book stand out, how to hook readers from page one, and the secrets behind writing stories that sell. Whether you're an aspiring author or a seasoned writer looking to break into the bestseller list, this episode is packed with actionable tips to take your storytelling to the next level. Tune in to Military Mom Talk Radio on your favorite podcast platforms, including Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio welcome Proactive Parenting expert Sharon Silver to an in-depth conversation about adult sibling relationships and the challenges of parenting adult children. In this expanded discussion, Sharon Silver shares practical tips for improving communication, resolving conflicts, and building stronger, more respectful family bonds. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how to nurture lasting relationships between siblings and learn strategies for navigating the unique dynamics that emerge when children become adults. Whether you're seeking advice on managing family tensions or simply looking to enhance your relational skills, this episode offers actionable guidance for fostering understanding and harmony in your family. Tune in on your favorite platforms: Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio welcome Proactive Parenting expert Sharon Silver for an insightful discussion on adult sibling relationships and the complexities of parenting grown children. In this expanded conversation, Sharon Silver offers practical strategies for improving communication, resolving conflicts, and strengthening family bonds with mutual respect. Listeners will gain valuable tools for fostering meaningful connections between siblings and navigating the evolving dynamics of parent-child relationships in adulthood. Whether you're looking for ways to ease family tensions or enhance your relational skills, this episode provides actionable guidance to promote understanding and harmony. Tune in on your favorite podcast platforms, including Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict.

It's the Trap by M Night Shyamalan podcast! Kate and Brodie have been to see English, a new play at MTC, a new RHONY teaser is out featuring the real-life gay friend of Jenna Lyons, Jinxy is having her "ball dropping down a la All Fours by Miranda July" birthday and is saving the article about Katherine Hepburn being an awful neighbour, she's celebrating in a very Kate Culture way – watching short films about architecture at a Robin Boyd-designed house, let us podcast from SUR LA MER in St Kilda!!!! Both of us are doom-prepping for a fortnight of film festival madness in the kitchen. Neither of us will bring a thermos of soup into the cinema but only one of us is making MUFF SOUP. BL has started following a new TikTok chef who's been cooking in Liz Lange's Hamptons house aka THE GREY GARDENS HOUSE. The kid from Presumed Innocent looks like the girl from Hereditary.Then we recollect our night watching the first session of M Night Shyamalan's Trap at Thornbury Picture House. Incredible, amazing, loved every second. We won't spoil the end, but we do dig into the plot points, most of which are the setup and concept of the story, okay? We each shout out our Hayley Mills faves: Kate's is Whistle Down the Wind and Brodie's is The Parent Trap IV: Hawaiian Honeymoon. All the greats are here: Alison Pill! Kid Cudi! New nepo baby pop star (?) Saleka Shyamalan! And of course: Millennial Gay Root Josh Hartnett.Listen to The Saturday Quiz podcast this week to hear us not know about geography or actors (oops!!). The next two weeks we'll only be posting for the Hogg Hive on Patreon.Also: Alsos!Also AlsosThe Male Gays – Be Kind 7"Follow @cecilia.tolone on socials / find recipes on ceciliatolone.comLinda Marigliano's Tough Love podcast episode: Naomi Shimada: Anything Can HappenMadame Web is streaming on Binge now (praise be)Follow @nyplpicturecollection on InstagramElla Baxter's new novel Woo Woo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on "Radio Architecture with Ilana Razbash", Ilana's special guest is Veeral Patel, a Melbourne-based Architectural Photographer and Filmmaker hailing from New Zealand. His roots can be traced back further across the Pacific Ocean to Fiji. With a background in wireless communications engineering, he moved to Melbourne after the dot com burst. The transition to photography came through a mid-life career crisis that saw him longing to do more than just software development. Through chance encounters with other entrepreneurs, he had his own Walter Mitty moment, photographing several editions of the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France in Europe. Surrounded by the architecture of new and old through his travels in Europe, he was given opportunities in Melbourne to photograph niche development projects. This opened his eyes to a new avenue of technical and creative imagination, and thus, photographing architecture became his forte. More recently, he has become a custodian of Robin Boyd's Noble House.

There's an extended version of this episode tucked behind the paywall this week! To listen to a longer (and ad-free) chat, join the Hogg Hive on Patreon.We're taking Qs from you for a future episode! DM us at @seealsopodcast to have your Q A'd.This week, Kate and Brodie are in the realms of magic. Namely, ordering magic coffees, watching Practical Magic and experiencing The Power of Three. We do a quick check-in on The Bear season 3 – full chat coming next week! – and then report back on two recent watches: Under The Bridge (excellent!) and Industry (not!).Then we duck behind the paywall to step out how we're going on our Q3 goals and aspirations. Dream big, baby!See AlsoCargo Crew sent us their aprons and Yes Chef hats – thank you!Buy a pillow head scarf like Syd wore in season 2 from Etsy seller AnotherHatBagAlso AlsosJinxy's Winter Also playlist is on Spotify and Apple MusicSerendib all you can eat Sri Lankan buffetKabocha French Lentil Soup recipeOpen House Melbourne tours of Wildwood House by Robin Boyd + the Cairo flatsEvenings with Eric Rohmer at Golden AgeSave the date for Brodie's A Plus market stall – 4 August at Coburg Town Hall 10am-3pm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join hosts Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd on Military Mom Talk Radio as they dive into the complex world of adult sibling relationships with Proactive Parenting expert Sharon Silver. In this insightful episode, Sharon shares valuable strategies for maintaining peace and navigating challenges with adult siblings and children. Whether you're looking to resolve long-standing disputes or simply enhance your family dynamics, this discussion offers practical advice for fostering understanding and cooperation among adult family members.Tune in to Military Mom Talk Radio on popular platforms including Audible, Amazon Music, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict.

Join hosts Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd on Military Mom Talk Radio as they dive into the complex world of adult sibling relationships with Proactive Parenting expert Sharon Silver. In this insightful episode, Sharon shares valuable strategies for maintaining peace and navigating challenges with adult siblings and children. Whether you're looking to resolve long-standing disputes or simply enhance your family dynamics, this discussion offers practical advice for fostering understanding and cooperation among adult family members.Tune in to Military Mom Talk Radio on popular platforms including Audible, Amazon Music, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd, the dynamic duo behind Military Mom Talk Radio, engage in a thought-provoking conversation with renowned parenting expert Trish Wilkinson. The topic at hand is the vital issue of enhancing memory capabilities in both parents and children. Through this engaging dialogue, they explore a variety of strategies and techniques designed to boost cognitive function and memory retention. The discussion offers practical advice, grounded in the latest research, that listeners can easily incorporate into their daily lives to foster a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment for their families. Military Mom Talk Radio is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities that military families face, and this episode is no exception. It provides valuable insights into how parents can effectively support their children's educational journey and cognitive development, even amidst the complexities of military life. For those interested in tuning in to more enriching and supportive discussions, Military Mom Talk Radio is accessible on a wide array of platforms. Listeners can find episodes on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict. This ensures that no matter where you are or what your schedule looks like, you have access to a community and resources that understand and cater to the needs of military families.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd, the dynamic duo behind Military Mom Talk Radio, engage in a thought-provoking conversation with renowned parenting expert Trish Wilkinson. The topic at hand is the vital issue of enhancing memory capabilities in both parents and children. Through this engaging dialogue, they explore a variety of strategies and techniques designed to boost cognitive function and memory retention. The discussion offers practical advice, grounded in the latest research, that listeners can easily incorporate into their daily lives to foster a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment for their families. Military Mom Talk Radio is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities that military families face, and this episode is no exception. It provides valuable insights into how parents can effectively support their children's educational journey and cognitive development, even amidst the complexities of military life. For those interested in tuning in to more enriching and supportive discussions, Military Mom Talk Radio is accessible on a wide array of platforms. Listeners can find episodes on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict. This ensures that no matter where you are or what your schedule looks like, you have access to a community and resources that understand and cater to the needs of military families.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd meet with Richard Capriola, a mental health and addictions counselor, about the importance of what to look for, comprehensive assessments, and choosing the right counselor to know you're getting the right help. Parents may find themselves preoccupied with worry and concern about their teen's addiction during work hours. This distraction can make it difficult to focus on tasks, decreasing productivity and potentially impacting their job performance.They discuss the Minnesota Adolescent Community Cohort Study (MACCS), a long-term research project conducted by scientists at the University of Minnesota substance use and other behavioral health issues among adolescents since 1977. This episode discusses their most recent findings and how adolescent addiction has changed as a result of the Covid-19 lockdowns and the some of the trends in drug and alcohol preferences.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd meet with Richard Capriola, a mental health and addictions counselor, about the importance of what to look for, comprehensive assessments, and choosing the right counselor to know you're getting the right help. Parents may find themselves preoccupied with worry and concern about their teen's addiction during work hours. This distraction can make it difficult to focus on tasks, decreasing productivity and potentially impacting their job performance.They discuss the Minnesota Adolescent Community Cohort Study (MACCS), a long-term research project conducted by scientists at the University of Minnesota substance use and other behavioral health issues among adolescents since 1977. This episode discusses their most recent findings and how adolescent addiction has changed as a result of the Covid-19 lockdowns and the some of the trends in drug and alcohol preferences.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio speaks with Robin Boyd about the benefits of crafting with kids. Robin, with her past experience as an elementary school teacher, offers tips and techniques to develop your child and your relationship with them. Listen for a great offer from Kiwico.com/militarymom to redefine learning with play. Explore hands-on projects that build creative confidence and problem solving skills with KiwiCo. Go to Kiwico.com/militarymom to get 50% off your first month plus free shipping on any crate line at kiwico.com. Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio speaks with Robin Boyd about the benefits of crafting with kids. Robin, with her past experience as an elementary school teacher, offers tips and techniques to develop your child and your relationship with them. Listen for a great offer from Kiwico.com/militarymom to redefine learning with play. Explore hands-on projects that build creative confidence and problem solving skills with KiwiCo. Go to Kiwico.com/militarymom to get 50% off your first month plus free shipping on any crate line at kiwico.com. Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck of Military Mom Talk Radio speaks with Robin Boyd about the results of the 2022 Military Family Survey. Over 9000 military families were surveyed by Blue Star Families and now you can listen to hear what other military families are experiencing. Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict. Listen for a great offer from Green Chef or go to GreenChef.com/militarymom60 and get 60% off plus free shipping.

Sandra Beck of Military Mom Talk Radio speaks with Robin Boyd about the results of the 2022 Military Family Survey. Over 9000 military families were surveyed by Blue Star Families and now you can listen to hear what other military families are experiencing. Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict. Listen for a great offer from Green Chef or go to GreenChef.com/militarymom60 and get 60% off plus free shipping.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio speak with Dr. Jason Loken about his new book Natural First Aid. With over 20 years in Natural health care and 15 years plus of post-secondary education Jason Loken ND is committed to helping you reach your optimal health goals. Jason graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2002. He continued his studies at the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto, ON and completed the five-year curriculum in April 2010. He defended his thesis entitled “The Effects of Global Osteopathic Treatment on Constipation as measured by the PAC-QOL and PAC-SYM”, on November 1st, 2012. Vitit Ritual.com/MilitaryMom to start Ritual or add Essential for Women 18+ to your subscription today. Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio speak with Dr. Jason Loken about his new book Natural First Aid. With over 20 years in Natural health care and 15 years plus of post-secondary education Jason Loken ND is committed to helping you reach your optimal health goals. Jason graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2002. He continued his studies at the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto, ON and completed the five-year curriculum in April 2010. He defended his thesis entitled “The Effects of Global Osteopathic Treatment on Constipation as measured by the PAC-QOL and PAC-SYM”, on November 1st, 2012. Vitit Ritual.com/MilitaryMom to start Ritual or add Essential for Women 18+ to your subscription today. Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict.

John Claudius Loudon would have been the first to agree that his name should be better remembered. In 1832 he published a remarkable book, An Encyclopedia of Cottage, Farm and Villa Architecture, which would influence the look of towns not just in Britain but across America and Australia, too.Loudon was a maverick, without a doubt, but he started an important conversation about urban and landscape design that remains current. Without him, our suburbs might be more uniform and our cities less green. And farmworkers everywhere less comfortable.

Sandra Beck of Military Mom Talk Radio speaks with parenting expert and cohost Robin Boyd about how to create a new 2023 for best success and limited changes and effort. Slow and steady wins the race!Go to GreenChef.com/militarymom60 to get 60% off plus free shipping! Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck of Military Mom Talk Radio speaks with parenting expert and cohost Robin Boyd about how to create a new 2023 for best success and limited changes and effort. Slow and steady wins the race!Go to GreenChef.com/militarymom60 to get 60% off plus free shipping! Military Mom Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM and Podcast Addict.

Sandra Beck and Linda Franklin of Powered up Talk Radio speak with expert Robin Boyd about how to create nurturing, inexpensive and sustainable self care routines. Also on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts I Heart Radio and GooglePlay.

Sandra Beck of Coach Talk Radio speaks with Robin Boyd, expert at project and time management about changing our focus and creating space for creative business flow. For your free job posting, head to linkedin.com/coachtalk and start your hiring today. Coach Talk Radio can also be found on Audible, Amazon Music, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Itunes, Stitcher, Player FM, and Podcast Addict.

This time we revisit one of our most popular guests, my friend, the comedian, broadcaster, architecture enthusiast and design aficionado, Tim Ross. Most of Australia knows Tim from his stage, radio and TV partnership with Merrick Watts. But more recently, he’s travelled the world performing live shows with a focus on architecture and design. I was lucky enough to see Tim’s longest running show - Man About the House - at Robin Boyd’s Walsh Street house in South Yarra, Melbourne, and it was one of the great, heart-warming, soul cleansing nights of theatre I’ve seen. As well as the live shows, Tim has also hosted and produced the acclaimed ABC documentaries Streets of Your Town and Designing a Legacy, which profiles the Australian psyche via the houses we choose to build and live in. More about Out of the Question: https://www.nearly.com.au/out-of-the-question-with-adam-zwar/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit adamzwar.substack.com

For the final episode in our Architecture Series – From Lego to Skyscrapers, Vince speaks with the profoundly significant architect, Karl Fender.     As an avowed urbanist who loves life in the city, Karl and his firm Fender Katsalidis are responsible for designing some of Australia's most groundbreaking buildings – from Eureka Tower, Australia 108 and Hobart's daring MONA gallery to the Merdeka 118 mega skyscraper in Kuala Lumpur.    Vince and Karl explore how an adventurous childhood and early apprenticeship with Robin Boyd shaped his practice, the white lie that shifted his remarkable career, and why apartments mark the future of urban living.    https://fkaustralia.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Editor Naomi Stead takes us through her new title, a contemporary response to Australian architect Robin Boyd’s seminal text that was published in 1960.

Listen in to a series of conversations led by beloved Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler in conversation with our Walsh Street Music artists. For the final installment of our Walsh Street Music program, Gregor work his musical magic in a room of legendary architect Robin Boyd's famous Walsh St home. Melbourne prog-pop eccentric Gregor released his debut album Silver Drop via Chapter Music in late 2018, taking the restless, idiosyncratic spirit of his previous sketches and tunes and applying it to his own interior emotional world. Spacious and delicate, but peppered with acerbic pop moments and extended, loping grooves, the album drew together elements of Gregor’s eclectic influences, filtered through his increasingly personal vision. In 2019, Gregor was nominated for Best Album and Best Solo Artist in the Music Victoria Awards. His second album Destiny is due for release in November 2020. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MPavilion & the Robin Boyd Foundation bring you a six part series of live performances from the iconic Walsh Street house. Directed by Freya Esders and shot by award-winning cinematographer Edward Goldner, the series will place an eclectic roster of Melbourne’s favourite musicians in all corners of this architectural masterpiece. The Walsh Street Music Program features the soulful multi-instrumentalist and proud Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Torres Strait Islander woman Kee’ahn, Chinese/Australian composer and guzheng virtuoso Mindy Meng Wang, the beautifully melancholic and ethereal Sweet Whirl, Sudanese born Melbourne bred rapper BabyT, the lo-fi soundscapes of unground cult lovers Sleeper & Snake, and finally Melbourne prog pop eccentric Gregor. Walsh St house is the dwelling that Australian architectural giant Robin Boyd designed as his own family home. As an exemplar of modernist Australian architecture that continues to influence architectural thinking, the house has been the subject of extensive media coverage both nationally and internationally. The house remains unchanged from the time it was first designed and occupied by the Boyd Family in 1959, furnished with pieces designed by Boyd’s associates Grant Featherston, Clement Meadmore and others and then photographed by Mark Strizic. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation, the heritage icon provides a unique insight into Melbourne’s design leaders of the 50s and 60s.

Listen in to a series of conversations led by beloved Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler in conversation with our Walsh Street Music artists. For part five of our Walsh Street Music program, Baby T occupies a seat in Robin Boyd's iconic home, filling the walls with his original style and emotive lyrical comprehension. The Sudanese-born, Melbourne-bred rapper grew up in the western suburbs before going on to make an impressive name for himself in Melbourne’s underground hip hop scene. With his hit single “Lingo” streaming up too 150k on YouTube and featuring on the last ever Juice WRLD Australian tour, BabyT has gone from recording in his closet to shaking up the Australian rap scene. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MPavilion & the Robin Boyd Foundation bring you a six part series of live performances from the iconic Walsh Street house. Directed by Freya Esders and shot by award-winning cinematographer Edward Goldner, the series will place an eclectic roster of Melbourne’s favourite musicians in all corners of this architectural masterpiece. The Walsh Street Music Program features the soulful multi-instrumentalist and proud Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Torres Strait Islander woman Kee’ahn, Chinese/Australian composer and guzheng virtuoso Mindy Meng Wang, the beautifully melancholic and ethereal Sweet Whirl, Sudanese born Melbourne bred rapper BabyT, the lo-fi soundscapes of unground cult lovers Sleeper & Snake, and finally Melbourne prog pop eccentric Gregor. Walsh St house is the dwelling that Australian architectural giant Robin Boyd designed as his own family home. As an exemplar of modernist Australian architecture that continues to influence architectural thinking, the house has been the subject of extensive media coverage both nationally and internationally. The house remains unchanged from the time it was first designed and occupied by the Boyd Family in 1959, furnished with pieces designed by Boyd’s associates Grant Featherston, Clement Meadmore and others and then photographed by Mark Strizic. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation, the heritage icon provides a unique insight into Melbourne’s design leaders of the 50s and 60s.

Listen in to a series of conversations led by beloved Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler in conversation with our Walsh Street Music artists. For part four of our Walsh Street Music program, Sleeper & Snake fill a room in Robin Boyd's iconic home with their warbled vocals, fizzed improvised interludes, and shifting layers of sound. Sleeper & Snake are duo Amy Hill (Terry, Primo, Constant Mongrel) and Al Montfort (Terry, Total Control, Lower Plenty, Dick Diver etc…). Setting a different pace to previous projects, Sleeper & Snake rest their homespun vignettes of skewed harmony and wistful yet pointed lyrical pep in a nest saxophone, synthesisers, drum machine, acoustic guitar and strings. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MPavilion & the Robin Boyd Foundation bring you a six part series of live performances from the iconic Walsh Street house. Directed by Freya Esders and shot by award-winning cinematographer Edward Goldner, the series will place an eclectic roster of Melbourne’s favourite musicians in all corners of this architectural masterpiece. The Walsh Street Music Program features the soulful multi-instrumentalist and proud Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Torres Strait Islander woman Kee’ahn, Chinese/Australian composer and guzheng virtuoso Mindy Meng Wang, the beautifully melancholic and ethereal Sweet Whirl, Sudanese born Melbourne bred rapper BabyT, the lo-fi soundscapes of unground cult lovers Sleeper & Snake, and finally Melbourne prog pop eccentric Gregor. Walsh St house is the dwelling that Australian architectural giant Robin Boyd designed as his own family home. As an exemplar of modernist Australian architecture that continues to influence architectural thinking, the house has been the subject of extensive media coverage both nationally and internationally. The house remains unchanged from the time it was first designed and occupied by the Boyd Family in 1959, furnished with pieces designed by Boyd’s associates Grant Featherston, Clement Meadmore and others and then photographed by Mark Strizic. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation, the heritage icon provides a unique insight into Melbourne’s design leaders of the 50s and 60s.

Listen in to a series of conversations led by beloved Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler in conversation with our Walsh Street Music artists. In part three of the series Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler talk to versatile Chinese/Australian Composer and Guzheng Performing Artist. Mindy Meng Wang. Born and classically trained in China, Mindy studied western musicology in the UK and then migrated to Australia. She is a pioneer to bring Guzheng into many western genres such as experimental, Jazz, western classical, Electronic and improvisation. She has collaborated with many high-profile artists and frequently performed in many significant festivals, shows and venues in Australia, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, and France. Her work explores the fertile space between traditional and contemporary practices, is an important part of a significant movement of Chinese musicians redefining and reinvigorating their musical tradition on the global stages. Her long term vision is to create a strong voice for young female composers/artist of Chinese heritage, and more importantly, create a deeper and reciprocal musical connection between Australia and China. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MPavilion & the Robin Boyd Foundation bring you a six part series of live performances from the iconic Walsh Street house. Directed by Freya Esders and shot by award-winning cinematographer Edward Goldner, the series will place an eclectic roster of Melbourne’s favourite musicians in all corners of this architectural masterpiece. The Walsh Street Music Program features the soulful multi-instrumentalist and proud Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Torres Strait Islander woman Kee’ahn, Chinese/Australian composer and guzheng virtuoso Mindy Meng Wang, the beautifully melancholic and ethereal Sweet Whirl, Sudanese born Melbourne bred rapper BabyT, the lo-fi soundscapes of unground cult lovers Sleeper & Snake, and finally Melbourne prog pop eccentric Gregor. Walsh St house is the dwelling that Australian architectural giant Robin Boyd designed as his own family home. As an exemplar of modernist Australian architecture that continues to influence architectural thinking, the house has been the subject of extensive media coverage both nationally and internationally. The house remains unchanged from the time it was first designed and occupied by the Boyd Family in 1959, furnished with pieces designed by Boyd’s associates Grant Featherston, Clement Meadmore and others and then photographed by Mark Strizic. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation, the heritage icon provides a unique insight into Melbourne’s design leaders of the 50s and 60s.

Listen in to a series of conversations led by beloved Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler in conversation with our Walsh Street Music artists. In part two of the series Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler talk to Sweet Whirl. Sweet Whirl is the songwriting project of singer and multi-instrumentalist Esther Edquist. For the Walsh St Project she appears with guitarist Liam Barton and label mate Gregor – also on the Chapter Music record label. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MPavilion & the Robin Boyd Foundation bring you a six part series of live performances from the iconic Walsh Street house. Directed by Freya Esders and shot by award-winning cinematographer Edward Goldner, the series will place an eclectic roster of Melbourne’s favourite musicians in all corners of this architectural masterpiece. The Walsh Street Music Program features the soulful multi-instrumentalist and proud Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Torres Strait Islander woman Kee’ahn, Chinese/Australian composer and guzheng virtuoso Mindy Meng Wang, the beautifully melancholic and ethereal Sweet Whirl, Sudanese born Melbourne bred rapper BabyT, the lo-fi soundscapes of unground cult lovers Sleeper & Snake, and finally Melbourne prog pop eccentric Gregor. Walsh St house is the dwelling that Australian architectural giant Robin Boyd designed as his own family home. As an exemplar of modernist Australian architecture that continues to influence architectural thinking, the house has been the subject of extensive media coverage both nationally and internationally. The house remains unchanged from the time it was first designed and occupied by the Boyd Family in 1959, furnished with pieces designed by Boyd’s associates Grant Featherston, Clement Meadmore and others and then photographed by Mark Strizic. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation, the heritage icon provides a unique insight into Melbourne’s design leaders of the 50s and 60s.

Listen in to a series of conversations led by beloved Triple R broadcasters Lauren Taylor and Simon Winkler in conversation with our Walsh Street Music artists. In part one of the series Lauren and Simon talk to Kee'ahn. Kee'ahn is a proud Gugu Yalanji, Jirrbal, Zenadth Kes song woman who has ventured from her home town in North Queensland, to pursue her dream in the Kulin Nation (Melbourne, Australia). With a name coming from the Wik people, meaning to dance, to sing, to play – Kee’ahn aims to honour her name and Ancestors through her soulful music that weaves lush melodies and words reminiscent of heartbreak and healing. The release of her debut single BETTER THINGS in May rocketed her to the national music attention. “Kee’ahn has the ability to floor you with her spectacular voice, and as a song writer she brings intimate moments to the surface like she’s lifting a feather to the sky – it’s mystifying and gracious.” ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MPavilion & the Robin Boyd Foundation bring you a six part series of live performances from the iconic Walsh Street house. Directed by Freya Esders and shot by award-winning cinematographer Edward Goldner, the series will place an eclectic roster of Melbourne’s favourite musicians in all corners of this architectural masterpiece. The Walsh Street Music Program features the soulful multi-instrumentalist and proud Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Torres Strait Islander woman Kee’ahn, Chinese/Australian composer and guzheng virtuoso Mindy Meng Wang, the beautifully melancholic and ethereal Sweet Whirl, Sudanese born Melbourne bred rapper BabyT, the lo-fi soundscapes of unground cult lovers Sleeper & Snake, and finally Melbourne prog pop eccentric Gregor. Walsh St house is the dwelling that Australian architectural giant Robin Boyd designed as his own family home. As an exemplar of modernist Australian architecture that continues to influence architectural thinking, the house has been the subject of extensive media coverage both nationally and internationally. The house remains unchanged from the time it was first designed and occupied by the Boyd Family in 1959, furnished with pieces designed by Boyd’s associates Grant Featherston, Clement Meadmore and others and then photographed by Mark Strizic. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation, the heritage icon provides a unique insight into Melbourne’s design leaders of the 50s and 60s.

Join Shaynna Blaze and Jane Nield for a fortnightly chat about design and a whole lot more.Thanks to our show sponsors Red Energy, Born and Bred in Melbourne. That's Red Energy! Call 131 806 today for Real Aussie Energy. www.redenergy.com.au.This week we continue our chat about design periods including the Art Deco era of the 1930's, the war ravaged 40's and the fabulous 50's and swinging 60's.Shaynna shares some great tips on what your first steps should be if you're planning on renovating a period home.For inspiration - Shaynna recommends checking out Tim Ross on Instagram @modernister HERE.Check out Featherston's remarkable furniture HERE and to learn more about Robin Boyd's architecture and design style head to the website HERE. To connect with Shaynna follow her on Instagram HERE. Or visit Shaynna's website HERE.This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.

The story of one of Australia's greatest architects whose seminal critique of "the Australian ugliness" continues to have profound resonance.

The story of one of Australia's greatest architects whose seminal critique of "the Australian ugliness" continues to have profound resonance.

How does architecture shape identity? How do artists, architects, power-brokers, nation-states, immigrants and insurgents make and mark territory? In this lecture, artist Eugenia Lim explores the space between the personal and the geopolitical, selfhood and sovereignty. Lim draws from her research, archives and experiences to navigate a subjective journey through architecture, earthworks and islands. Eugenia Lim is an Australian artist of Chinese–Singaporean descent who works across video, performance and installation. In her work, Lim transforms herself into invented fictional personas who traverse through time and cultures to explore how national identities and stereotypes cut, divide and bond our globalised world. Lim’s latest project 'The Australian Ugliness' surveys the role of architecture in marking a society and shaping national identity. The work has been titled after the bestselling book by Robin Boyd, arguably one of Australia’s most prominent architects and Modernists. Boyd’s The Australian Ugliness denounces the conservative, kitsch and decorative tastes of post-war 1950s Australia, warning against parochialism and insularity. In Lim’s project of the same title, she will build upon Boyd’s ideas, transporting them into 21st century Australia. Presented by Abercrombie & Kent, ACCA’s 2018 lecture series, 'Uncommon knowledge: artists on their special interests' gives eight artists a microphone and an hour to speak about topics that inspire their art and thinking. Featuring a trans-generational cast of artists, Uncommon Knowledge brings together elements of history, lifestyle, philosophy, sound studies, sexuality, cultural politics and more, to challenge us to think differently about society and the world around us. https://acca.melbourne/program/uncommon-knowledge-eugenia-lim/ Image: Eugenia Lim, 'The Australian Ugliness' 2018. Courtesy the artist. Photograph: Tom Ross

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Author, illustrator and founder of Melbournestyle, Maree Coote reads from Robyn Boid: Architect, her most recent illustrated book. Robyn Boid: Architect tells the story of a small, dedicated bird who loves to build nests and dreams of becoming an architect. A gentle introduction to the world of architecture, kids will love learning about different architectural shapes and what makes good design, while following along with this encouraging tale of creative achievement paired with involved illustrations.

With the long-held title of ‘world’s most liveable city’, Melbourne regularly attracts international interest as an economically viable space for exploration. In the eighties and nineties, an appetite for the international architectural elite drew the likes of I.M. Pei and Kisho Kurokawa to Melbourne. More recently, OMA—and its research arm, AMO—turned its attention towards Australia, describing it as the next frontier of architectural opportunity and possibility. In Melbourne, we’re fortunate to possess a vibrant local design community, proud of its pursuits of innovation and excellence—but for whom the question of Melbourne’s evolving identity also generates impassioned debate. Does OMA’s recent interest in Australia foretell a new era of ‘starchitecture’ in Melbourne, and what does this mean for the preservation of local culture, architectural or otherwise? Peter Corrigan and Robin Boyd were pioneers in translating international design to a local sensibility—how can Melbourne continue to benefit from global knowledge and experience? And what can we glean from the successes and failures of other cities? In short: are prestigious international firms usurping or supporting existing networks of local architectural culture? These are just some of the questions PROCESS—an independent public forum on architecture and design—will ask in its annual end-of-year debate, this time inside MPavilion 2017, designed by Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten of OMA and intended as a space for public debate. Speakers include: Andy Fergus, urban designer at City of Melbourne and co-director of Melbourne Architours; Joachim Clauss, associate director at Bates Smart; Lisa Gerstman, co-curator of PROCESS, EmAGN committee member and member of the RAP Working Group; Mark Raggatt, ARM Architecture co-director; Nicole Allen, senior designer at Grimshaw and masters studio leader at MSD; and Sarah Lynn Rees, a Palawa woman descending from the Plangermaireener people of north-east Tasmania, Charlie Perkins scholar, director of Indigenous Architecture and Design Victoria (IADV) and project manager of MPavilion’s inaugural regional program. Illustration courtesy PROCESS.

The Small Homes Service, initiated by Robin Boyd in 1947, sought to popularise the modern home and make it available to a broad public. It had an immense positive impact on the then burgeoning suburbs, with an estimated 15% of new homes in Victoria being built as part of the scheme. But toward the end of his life Robin Boyd could already see the deleterious effect suburban sprawl was having on the physical and social fabric of the city, advocating for new medium-density typologies. Boyd’s warnings went unheeded, and the suburbs continue to extend further into the horizon today. Meanwhile, the practice of architecture has all but abandoned the fringe, instead hitching its wagon to the boutique luxury market of the inner ring. Could these issues be addressed with a new Small Homes Service today? What would such a programme look like? If he were here now, what would Robin Boyd do? Join historian Phillip Goad and curator Rory Hyde as they evaluate the legacy of the Small Homes Service, and invite you to join a discussion as to what form a revived version of it could take today. With thanks to the Melbourne School of Design for their support. We acknowledge the Robin Boyd Foundation for the fantastic work they do.

Architect Louise Wright and her life partner architect Mauro Baracco, directors of Baracco & Wright Architects have designed a number of distinct homes in Melbourne and in Victoria. Their latest home in North Fitzroy appears as a pavilion in the park, but considerably more monumental. Huge admirers of the work of the late architect Robin Boyd, they have also wrote o a book on Boyd published by Routledge Publishers, London.

MTalks—Robin Boyd Foundation pres. Designing a family home • 12 Nov 2015 by MPavilion