Phoenix Media Podcast

Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Black Panther' (2018)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'The One and Only Ivan' (2020)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

In this week's 'For The Record': Dan Barrett ('Always Be Watching' podcast) reviews 'The Boys' and 'Rabbit Hole', you'll hear how COVID-19 has been playing out in Brazil, 'Try Something New' sees Byron watching (and pretty much hating on ) one of Gabby's favourite films, USQ's Prof Jane Summers talks about Brisbane scoring the AFL Grand Final, Maylee looks at Father's Day plans 2020, Russell sums up the week's pop culture news, and USQ's Dr Andrew Maxwell explains the stoush between Facebook and the mainstream media. Hosted by Tyler Brennan and Gabrielle O'Brien. Production team: Zaine Harvey, Jake West, Maylee Flannery and Byron Queale.

What on earth is the hidden job market? And how can you get ahead and get noticed in this space? USQ Industry Relationships Consultant Katie Baker is here to help clear the air in the employability space, and to help you realise your career goals. USQ Career Development Practitioner Shayne Lorac-Moon is here with all the hot tips on finding your way through the hidden job market. Powered by the University of Southern Queensland and Phoenix Radio. Produced by USQ Creative Arts student Byron Queale

Surprises are just around the corner as Mitch, Courtney, Dylan and Spencer prepare to quiz each other around the theme 'Trip'!

In this week's episode: a major supermarket says it will turn all 555 of its stores carbon-neutral and renewable (but how?), Channel Seven's Ben Davis breaks down the big Broncos news (anyone out there looking for a coaching job?), COVID International looks at how Kenya has been coping with the pandemic, and in 'Try Something New' Maylee has a go at baking bread (eat your heart out Nigella Lawson!) Produced by Jake West, Byron Queale, Maylee Flannery and Zaine Harvey. Presented and co-produced by Tyler Brennan and Gabrielle O'Brien.

Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Interstellar' (2014)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Bikers Making A Difference (or BMAD) delivers donated goods to 'street feeds' for people who are homeless. Ann-Louise Hallett from BMAD joins Alan Wilkins in the Phoenix Radio studio to explain more about what they do, and to share stories about some of the people BMAD has been able to help over the years.

USQ Industry Relationships Consultant Katie Baker is here to help clear the air in the employability space, and to help you realise your career goals. Volunteering - Why on earth would you work for free? Well... Volunteering has more benefits than what you might think.. Here with the top volunteering tips is Alicia Doherty from Risk 2 Solutions. Powered by the University of Southern Queensland and Phoenix Radio. Produced by USQ Creative Arts student Byron Queale

The epic continues. Don't worry, episode seven starts with one of those 'previously...' recaps. You'll soon be up to speed.. maybe. If not, scroll down and start at episode one! You'll thank us later. Conceived, written and produced by Ryan Croxford and Jack Howson.

This week for 'Try Something New', Zaine attempts the 50 Nugget Challenge. We strongly suggest you don't try this at home. You won't feel well afterwards, as Zaine can attest.

When you call Triple-Zero, you expect your call to be answered immediately. Trouble is, Triple Zero gets clogged with hoax calls, forcing genuine emergencies into a queue. Software being developed at the University of Southern Queensland aims to solve this problem by detecting genuine distress when people call Triple Zero. Dr Rajib Rana has been given a $300,000 Advance Queensland COVID-19 Industry Research Fellowship to develop his 'distress inference system'. Segment produced by: Maylee Flannery.

Magpie season has started considerably early this year with reports of near misses as close as across the road to the radio studio here in Springfield! We wanted to hear your stories of magpie encounters so we sent Jake out to see how everyone was coping.

Yesterday saw the Bureau of Meteorology release a La Nina Alert - a 70% chance of forming in 2020. Here to clear the air and give us an insight into what the weather future might look like, is Professor Roger Stone, Director of the Centre for Applied Climate Sciences at the University of Southern Queensland. Segment producer: Byron Queale.

Over the last few weeks, COVID International has taken us to Belgium and Japan. Today’s flight is taking us back in time 14 hours, live to Canada. With four-thousand, seven hundred and fifty two active cases, and a 92% recovery rate - with much lower numbers than their American neighbours.Today we are joined by Julia Batista, a 20 year old student living in Toronto.

Dan Barrett from the 'Always Be Watching' podcast reviews 'Lovecraft Country' and Brisbane musician Dan Johnson's podcast 'Artist To Fan'.

While you wait for the next exciting installment of BBPD: Lost At Sea, please enjoy some of Back By Popular Demand's Greatest Moments! Conceived, written and performed by Ryan Croxford and Jack Howson. Comedy/satire.

More quizzes and games to get you through your Friday! For this episode, Mitch is in our Toowoomba studio, Spencer is in in Springfield studio, Dylan is on campus at Springfield but not in the radio studio, and Courtney is in a holiday home on the Gold Coast!

Gabrielle O'Brien tries Mugwort, considered the ‘universal herb for protection and prophecy’ throughout the ancient world. Dedicated to paganism gods such as Artemis, Mugwort was used for pain and healing, psychic powers and lucid dreaming. In ancient China and Japan, Mugwort was hung in open doorways to rid spirits of disease. The ancient Europeans did the same to ward off evil spirits. In more modern herbalism, Mugwort is used to stimulate and ease menstruation, assist digestion and liver function, expel parasites and relax the nervous system to help with things such as anxiety and stress- But it still commonly used to help the mind relax and increase psychic power to induce colourful and vivid dreams to bring on lucid dreaming and astral projection. So happens when Gabby tries it for the first time?

A Brisbane refugee protest is planned for this weekend. It's the latest in a series of protests - around the country and around the world - during the COVID 19 pandemic. Gabrielle O'Brien hit the streets of Springfield to ask whether it's okay to protest en masse when we're all meant to be social distancing?