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The Inside Story PodcastIs the US ready to walk away from the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks?Donald Trump brands Vladimir Putin 'absolutely crazy' after Russia launched its largest aerial attack of the war on Ukraine. The Kremlin is downplaying Trump’s remarks, describing them as 'emotional overload'. So, is the US President emboldening Putin? Or will Trump’s fiery words be put into action with sanctions? In this episode: Mark Storella, Former US Ambassador. Alexey Muraviev, Associate Professor, National Security and Strategic Studies, Curtin University. Aaron Gasch Burnett, Senior Fellow, Democratic Strategy Initiative. Host: Adrian Finighan Connect with us:@AJEPodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook2025-05-2725 min
The Big Tech ShowFrom answering phones to running global operations: the meteoric rise of eBay’s Siobhan CurtinWhy do some companies still see remote working as a positive force for their workforce? How can leadership teams adapt? And how is Ireland informing the culture as a global powerhouse? On The Big Tech Show this week, Adrian is joined by eBay Ireland Site Leader and Senior Director of Customer Experience, Siobhan Curtin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-05-2323 min
Staging Sound. Reflecting theatre music and sound designConference documentation: Theatre Sound as Collaboration. Part 3.5: Discussion with ZU-UK and Gareth FryCollaboration in sound design and music composition for theatre curated by Adrian Curtin, Duška Radosavjlević and David Roesner
The full programme of the conference can be found here:
https://theatermus.hypotheses.org/theatre-sound-as-collaboration-distributed-creations-shared-agencies
ZU-UK: http://zu-uk.com/about-us/
ZU-UK interview with Duška Radosavjlević: https://www.auralia.space/gallery3-zuuk/
Gareth Fry: https://www.garethfry.co.uk2024-05-031h 14
Staging Sound. Reflecting theatre music and sound designConference documentation: Theatre Sound as Collaboration. Part 3.4: Discussion of the Audio PapersCollaboration in sound design and music composition for theatre curated by Adrian Curtin, Duška Radosavjlević and David Roesner
The full programme of the conference can be found here:
https://theatermus.hypotheses.org/theatre-sound-as-collaboration-distributed-creations-shared-agencies
In this session we pay closer attention to the processes and dynamics of the collaborative relationships involved in, and between, sound design and music composition for theatre, past and present. We are not only interested in the creative dialogue between a sound designer and a composer (in those theatre cultures where this pairing conventionally exists), but also between the more abstract “functions” of contri...2024-04-261h 07
Adventist Peace RadioEp. 114 – Moe & Nathan Go to School #27
Moe Stiles & Nathan Brown celebrate Moe’s graduation, and they also look ahead to the upcoming JustLove Summit.
https://traffic.libsyn.com/adventistpeace/APR114_MNGTS27_Grad.mp3
In March, 2021, Nathan and Moe commenced graduate studies in a Master of Human Rights program at Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia. This podcast series is their thinking out loud about their educational experiences, their reflections on aspects of the material they are learning and wrestling with, and how this intersects with their Adventist faith and the faithful call to do justice in our world.
Nathan Brown is book edi...2024-04-0900 min
Orchestral TheatreEpisode 10: Jane MitchellJane Mitchell is my guest for this episode, the last in the series.
Jane is principal flute and creative director for Aurora Orchestra, and has been deeply involved in Aurora's programming, production, and devising of work since the orchestra began. Jane has played a key role in the development of the orchestra’s series for young people, Far Far Away, and the online platform Aurora Classroom. Jane won the Royal Philharmonic Society ABO Musician Award (then known as the Salomon Prize) in 2020 for her work with Aurora.
This conversation was recorded on March 29, 2023.
This podcast is part of a research project...2023-10-3149 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 9: Jonathan Morton & Jenny JamisonMy guests for this episode are Jonathan Morton and Jenny Jamison from Scottish Ensemble.
Jonathan Morton is Artistic Director at Scottish Ensemble, where his eclectic and engaging programming has been enthusiastically praised by audiences internationally, offering fresh perspectives on familiar repertoire and championing new works. Under his leadership Scottish Ensemble has been collaborating increasingly with other art forms such as dance, visual arts and theatre. Jonathan is also Principal First Violin at London Sinfonietta, where he has been given the opportunity to work closely with many of today’s leading composers and performers.
Jenny Jamison has...2023-09-2551 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 8: Adam SzaboAdam Szabo is my guest for this episode. Adam is the chief executive and co-founder of Manchester Collective. Formed in 2016, Manchester Collective has become known for their experimental programming and daring collaborations. They play in concert halls, warehouses and factory spaces across Europe and the UK, performing a combination of cutting-edge contemporary music, core repertoire of classical music, and staged work.
This conversation was recorded on November 18, 2022.
This podcast is part of a research project funded by the British Academy. For more information, please visit the project blog.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcaste...2023-08-2844 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 7: Yusuf NarcinIn this episode I speak with Yusuf Narcin, a bass trombonist, educator, and workshop leader, based in London. Yusuf works in a variety of genres, including jazz, folk, klezmer, and improvised music. Among the classical ensembles Yusuf plays with are Paraorchestra and Multi-Story Orchestra. Yusuf is also a member of the award-winning brass band/theatre troupe, Perhaps Contraption. In our conversation, Yusuf tells me about his experience of playing with Paraorchestra and Multi-Story Orchestra, and about the connections between music and theatre.
This conversation was recorded on December 16, 2022.
This podcast is part of a research p...2023-07-2849 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 6: Harry Ross & Helen Scarlett O'NeillIn this episode I talk with the production and design team Harry Ross and Helen Scarlett O'Neill about their collaboration with the London Contemporary Orchestra on their 2013 concert series entitled 'Imagined Occasions'. This series, which focused on the composer Claude Vivier, took place in unconventional performance sites around London, including an underground station.
This conversation was recorded on November 25, 2022.
This podcast is part of a research project funded by the British Academy. For more information, please visit the project blog.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-curtin/message2023-06-3035 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 5: Neil LuckMy guest for this episode is the composer/performer Neil Luck. Neil runs the performance group ARCO – a company that focuses on experimental music-theatre. I talk with Neil about his 2018 piece Regretfully Yours, Ongoing, commissioned by the London Contemporary Music Festival. This experimental composition is written for orchestra, choir, table-top soloist, solo voice, solo guitar, solo viola, and video.
This conversation was recorded on September 19, 2022.
This podcast is part of a research project funded by the British Academy. For more information, please visit the project blog.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotif...2023-05-2644 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 4: Kate WakelingMy guest for this episode is Kate Wakeling, writer-in-residence with Aurora Orchestra. I talk with Kate about 'Far, Far Away', Aurora's series of storytelling concerts for children, which are part of the orchestra's exploration of theatrical approaches to performing music. Kate writes the scripts for these concerts.
This conversation was recorded on October 14, 2022.
The sound design for this episode includes music recorded by The Exeter Community Family Orchestra, which is associated with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the University of Exeter, and is led by Hugh Nankivell and Emma Welton.
This podcast is pa...2023-04-2439 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 3: Andrew BurkeIn this episode I speak with Andrew Burke, Chief Executive and Artistic Director of London Sinfonietta. Andrew tells me about the Sinfonietta's history of artistic risk-taking -- engaging audiences with new music and unconventional approaches to performing music -- and how this relates to current funding models.
This conversation was recorded on October 25, 2022.
The sound design for this episode includes music recorded by The Exeter Community Family Orchestra, which is associated with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the University of Exeter, and is led by Hugh Nankivell and Emma Welton.
This podcast is...2023-03-2450 minOrchestral TheatreEpisode 2: Rakhi SinghIn this episode I speak with Rakhi Singh, co-founder of Manchester Collective. Rakhi tells me about how Manchester Collective originated and how it functions. I ask about some of Manchester Collective's collaborative projects involving artists from other disciplines. We also discuss how classical musicians present themselves in performance and how they are trained.
This conversation was recorded on October 20, 2022.
This podcast is part of a research project funded by the British Academy. For more information, please visit the project blog.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrian-curtin/message2023-02-2340 min
Orchestral TheatreEpisode 1: Charles HazlewoodThis is the first episode of a podcast series that explores how orchestras are collaborating with artists from other disciplines and experimenting with how performance is presented. I talk with key players involved in exploring new performance possibilities.
My first conversation is with Charles Hazlewood, Artistic Director of Paraorchestra, the world's only large-scale virtuoso ensemble of professional disabled and non-disabled musicians. 'Every phrase of music is an act of love from one person to another person', Hazlewood tells me. 'Every gesture, every big idea we have at Paraorchestra is largely informed by theatre'.
This conversation w...2023-01-2441 min
Staging Sound. Reflecting theatre music and sound designWriting about sonic experiencesA conversation with Millie Taylor and Adrian Curtin
Show notes
The Research Project: https://www.en.cas.uni-muenchen.de/research_groups/current_rg/rg_roesner/index.html
The Blog: https://theatermus.hypotheses.org
Articles:
Millie Taylor: ‘Exploring the Grain: The Sound of the Voice in Bruce Nauman’s Raw Materials’, Studies in Theatre and Performance 26/3 (2006), pp. 289-296. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1386/stap.26.3.289/3
Adrian Curtin: ‚Recomposing Genet: Analysing the Musicality of Playing ‘The Maids’“ (2017): https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10486801.2017.1298097
Mentioned:
• Naumann, Bruce: Raw Materials https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artists/bruce-nauman-1691/raw-material
• Chion, Michel (199...2023-01-1355 min
Staging Sound. Reflecting theatre music and sound designSonic memorieslooking into the text archives of Adrian Curtin, Pieter Verstraete and David Roesner
Show notes
About the research project: https://www.en.cas.uni-muenchen.de/research_groups/current_rg/rg_roesner/index.html
Blog: https://theatermus.hypotheses.org
Articles:
Adrian Curtin: “Recomposing Genet: Analysing the Musicality of playing ‘the maids’“ (2017): https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10486801.2017.1298097
Pieter Verstraete: ”Radical Vocality, Auditory Distress and Disembodied Voice: The Resolution of the Voice-Body in the Wooster Group’s La Didone“ (2011) https://books.google.de/books?id=MDwsBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA82&hl=de&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=4#v=onepage&q&f=false
David Ro...2022-12-301h 08
Clearer Thinking with Spencer GreenbergHow can we un-break politics? (with Magnus Vinding)Read the full transcript here. How can we as individuals and as societies un-break politics? What is the two-step ideal of reasoned politics? How might this ideal apply to specific political issues, like free speech? Is it possible to reach agreement or even compromise on political issues that are rooted in intrinsic values? How can we reduce our own political biases? Are there some political issues which must always or by definition be zero-sum, or can all issues conceivably become positive-sum?Magnus Vinding is the author of Speciesism: Why It Is Wrong and the Implications o...2022-12-2254 min
Staging Sound. Reflecting theatre music and sound designSonic BlissProject launch with guests
About the research project: https://www.en.cas.uni-muenchen.de/research_groups/current_rg/rg_roesner/index.html
Blog: https://theatermus.hypotheses.org
Books mentioned:
Theatermusik: https://www.theaterderzeit.de/buch/theatermusik/
Avant-Garde Theatre Sound: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1057/9781137324795
The Frequency of Imagination: https://pieterverstraete.com/research-projects/#jp-carousel-64
Theatre Music and Sound at the RSC https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-95222-2
Sound Effect: https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/sound-effect-9781350236004/
Theatre Aurality: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1057/978-1-137-45233-7_1
Aural/Oral Dramaturgies: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/mono/10.4324/9781003096337...2022-12-141h 26
Staging Sound. Reflecting theatre music and sound designIntroducing "Staging Sound"Trailer
About the research project:
https://www.en.cas.uni-muenchen.de/researchgroups/currentrg/rg_roesner/index.html
Fellows:
Prof. Dr. Ross Brown is a composer, musician and sound designer and Emeritus Professor of Sound at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. He is the author of Sound. A Reader (2010) and “Sound Effect. The Theatre We Hear” (2020).
https://www.cssd.ac.uk/staff-profiles/prof-ross-brown
Dr Anna R. Burzyńska
is an adjunct professor of theatre in the faculty of Polish Studies at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow and works as an academic, critic and dramaturg. She h...2022-12-1401 min
AO Trauma North America Internet Live Series: Orthopaedic Trauma Journal ClubOrthopaedic Trauma Journal Club Series: Proximal HumerusSession ModeratorsModeratorJason Strelzow, MD, FRCSCModeratorBrianna Fram, MD, BAModeratorAdrian Huang, MBBCh, FRCS(C)ModeratorDavid Stockton, MD, MASc, FRCSC FEATURED AUTHORS AND ARTICLES Rami Alrabaa, MD - Trends in Surgical Treatment of Proximal Humeral Fractures and Analysis of Postoperative Complications Over a Decade in 384,158 PatientsHerman Johal, MD, MPH, FRCSC - Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty Is the Most Cost-effective Treatment Strategy for Proximal Humerus Fractures in Older AdultsPatrick Curtin, MD, BS...2022-12-011h 13
Rare Air with Meri FatinPeter Newman: Environmental Scientist and Sustainable Transport expert"We changed the world to start to see that automobile dependence was not a good thing...we were much hated by the automobile associations, the vehicle companies, the oil companies. They used to run people who would follow us everywhere. And they were given money to write papers attacking us." Professor Peter Newman reflecting on his work in the US with colleague Professor Jeff Kenworthy _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WA Scientist of the Year in 2018, Peter Newman AO is Professor of Sustainability at Curtin University where he established CUSP, the Curtin Sustainability Policy Institute. He’s on...2022-11-1945 min
Podcasts – comicpop libraryEp 21 ComicPop Heroes with Super Powers
Logan and Richard take a dive back into the world of superheroes. This time we are on the DC Comics side of the street. See what they thought as they review and discuss the graphic novel Super Powers, from the creative mind of Jack Kirby.
What we reviewed in this episode:
Super Powers, Jack Kirby – Author and Illustrator, Joey Cavalieri – Author, & Paul Kupperberg – Author, Adrian Gonzales – Illustrator, Pablo Marcos – Illustrator, Alan Kupperberg – Illustrator, & Greg Theakston – Illustrator. DC Comics, 2000.
Music clips used in this episode:
“The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians Theme”, The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guard...2022-06-0900 min
ATN PerspectivesATN Perspectives - Election Watch (Episode Two) - Professor Adrian EstermanProfessor Adrian Esterman (twitter: @profesterman), epidemiologist from the University of South Australia and formerly of the World Health Organisation joined Luke Sheehy on the ATN Perspectives podcast this week. The pair examined the campaign’s handling of health-related policies, specifically looking at how the election could impact the health sector. ATN universities are: Deakin University; Curtin University; RMIT University; University of Newcastle, University of South Australia and University of Technology Sydney. Visit atn.edu.au to learn more about ATN Universities and listen to more episodes of our higher education podcast ATN Perspectives.Fol...2022-04-2931 min
The GymCraic Podcast#2 Sara Curtin - Seoul SearcherIn this my 1st episode of The GymCraic Podcast i have an amazing conversation with Sara Curtin a Kerry native living in Seoul South Korea. A woman with an incredible outlook on life and who has always inspired me with her running endurance achievements. Find Sara on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pinkywinkytinkylinky/ To Find out more about myself please visit https://www.adrianallencoaching.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aidoalan/2021-08-1059 min
UnderstoreyUnderstorey: Biophilia in DesignUrban design, wild nature meets human dwellings, lasting interdependence in our biodiversity hotspot – Understorey interviews Tuan Ngo, a Perth architect who focused on biophilic design in his Masters research at Curtin University, and wishes to see this nature-embracing concept in all future planning considerations; and we meet Rachel Pemberton, who’s been participating in the nuts and bolts of foundational processes of biophiliac design at the council level of government in Fremantle the last ten years.
How can we develop our capacity for change and adaptation, and help plan urban landscapes that will weather coming climate events much bet...2021-02-2300 min
Punk CX: Customer Experience Insights with Adrian SwinscoeSimple Ways to Raise Your Customer Service from Ordinary to Extraordinary - Interview with Steve CurtinToday’s interview is with Steve Curtin, Customer Enthusiast, who has recently published Delight Your Customers: 7 Simple Ways to Raise Your Customer Service from Ordinary to Extraordinary. This interview follows on from my recent interview: It’s all about customer service, customer service, customer service – Interview with Tom Walsh CEO of Staycity and is number sixty-five in the series of interviews with authors and business leaders that are doing great things and helping businesses innovate, become more social and deliver better service.2020-01-1425 minPunk CX: Customer Experience Insights with Adrian SwinscoeEmployee engagement and what it takes to be the best - Interview with Ryan Cheyne of Pets at HomeToday’s interview is with Ryan Cheyne, People Director at Pets at Home, who agreed to talk to me about employee engagement and what it took to come 1st in the Sunday Times Top Big Companies to Work in 2013, after we meet at the European Customer Experience World conference earlier this year.
This interview follows on from my recent interview: Simple Ways to Raise Your Customer Service from Ordinary to Extraordinary – Interview with Steve Curtin - and is number sixty-six in the series of interviews with authors and business leaders that are doing great things and helping busi...2020-01-1429 min
The Future OfMusicThanks to technology, we can now access many kinds of music at any time, and carefully curate not just our playlist but our very identities. How is this instant availability changing the way we consume music, and how is music technology shaping our lives?Dr Adrian North heads the School of Psychology at Curtin University and researches the social and applied psychology of music. His research concerns music and well-being in both specific and the general populations, in areas such as using digital music in everyday life to improve mood; the impact of music on consumer behaviour...2020-01-0534 min
Michael the Storyteller Tells TalesMaurice Griffin and the Gift of Curing: An Irish TaleA mystical Celtic tale that includes the elements, animals, the gift of curing, and the knowledge of foretelling.
This story offers some insights into Irish Earth-centered beliefs and traditional folk lore.
John Malone, who held faith in the shee, told it to Jeremiah Curtin in 1892 on the Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland.
Here, the tale is retold by the Irish-American Storyteller Michael O’Malley.
(Music: Courtesy of Adrian von Ziegler, "Prophecy." )2019-03-1523 min
Arno F.ZuckerSahneSchräubchenHirnschraube Augsburg - finest Techno since 1994 !
don’t believe the hype - it`s all about the music - a journey into sound - from the ear to your brain!
Tracklist:
C'hantal - The Realm (Christian Quast Remix)
Frazier - Mind Games
G8 - Technovolution
Kareem Smith - Millenium
Modeselektor - I Am Your God feat. OVS
Lydia Eisenblaetter - Junction (Mark Broom Remix)
The Horrorist, Coyu - My First Pill
Vladimir Dubyshkin - I Decided To Fly
Thomas Hoffknecht - STRGHTxX2 (DJ Emerson Edit)
Uncertain - Dynamic
Volster - Shadowboxing
Gurbo - Can You
Jeroen Search - The One
Do...2019-03-054h 22