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The Grip ShowEpisode 26 (Interview) Amy WattlesAmy Wattles needs no introduction in the world of Grip Strength. She's Competed in everything from Strongman (earning her ASC Pro Card), Highland Games, Grip Sport, and even Steinholding. She's been featured in MILO magazine, set numerous world records in Grip along the way, and is actively competing and still claiming records. Amy has been instrumental in inspiring women to get into grip strength competitions and has led the way by example since 2012. She joins the show to discuss key moments in her competitive career and to talk about the sport moving forward. The Grip Show's year is off...
2025-01-031h 37
Lost Ladies of LitMargaret Drabble — The Millstone with Carrie MullinsSend us a textMargaret Drabble’s 1965 novel The Millstone offers a nuanced portrayal of single motherhood in 1960s London. Author Carrie Mullins, whose 2024 nonfiction work The Book of Mothers explores literary depictions of motherhood, joins us to discuss Drabble’s fearless protagonist, Rosamund. Together, we explore how The Millstone captures the joys and burdens of motherhood, and how Drabble’s sharp, ahead-of-its-time portrayal speaks to contemporary readers.Mentioned in this episode:The Book of Mothers: How Literature Can Help Us Reinvent Modern Motherhood by Carrie MullinsThe Millstone by Margaret Drabble...
2024-11-1236 min
My Camino - the podcastDan's new album 'Pilgrim' is out October 4Dan's new album 'Pilgrim' is released worldwide Friday October 4. You can get your copy here'Pilgrim' is Dan's second album, a follow-up to 2019's Duende (four weeks at #2 on the ARIA Country Chart).Pilgrim is an album of songs about the journey of life. Every life is a pilgrimage and every life has good days and bad days. This is a record of songs about lessons learned, of missteps believing better days are ahead. Ten songs of moody swirling melodies and hooks to catch your heart, refusing to let...
2024-10-0137 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Don Watson, Trump, Harris, and America on the BrinkAmy Mullins chats with Don Watson, acclaimed author and former speechwriter to Paul Keating, about his Quarterly Essay, 'High Noon: Trump, Harris and America on the Brink.' In this historically rich and incisive account, Watson explores Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, and a nation approaching its democratic high noon. As part of his research, Don travelled across the U.S. earlier this year, exploring the question: Is the United States disintegrating? Key themes of his essay include voter suppression, the rise of fascist politics, Australian parallels, and deeply rooted systemic racism, with his queries capturing a critical juncture in history...
2024-09-2357 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with A. C. Grayling, Philosophy And Life: Exploring the Great Questions of How to LiveBritish philosopher and best-selling author A. C. Grayling joins Amy in the Triple R studios for a very special in-depth conversation. Anthony tells us how we can consciously build our own philosophy of life, and why it is so important that we have one of our own.
Grayling doesn't want to be prescriptive, but rather says we should take what's best for us from a range of philosophical schools and ideas. Amy and Anthony discuss free will and Sartre and Beauvoir's concept of existentialism, the key ancient philosophical schools and philosophers, including the Stoics, Cynics, and Epicureans. They also explore...
2024-08-201h 04Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMFrom The Vault – Interview with Robert Macfarlane, Underland: A Deep Time JourneyA very special interview is brought out of the archives as acclaimed British writer Robert Macfarlane joins Amy for an in-depth conversation about the connections between landscape, language, people, and place. This expansive conversation begins with an exploration of the aspects of nature, landscape, and place that motivate Robert’s writing.
Robert says, “We can think of thought itself as site-specific and as motion sensitive,” and that bodily movement in a particular landscape can prompt transformative thoughts and feelings that are not always accessible outside that place. “There are thoughts I’ve had while climbing mountains that I could not have had a...
2024-08-191h 08
Uncommon SenseRobert Macfarlane Climbs Mountains And Delves Into The Underland With Amy MullinsA very special interview was brought out of the archives as acclaimed British writer Robert Macfarlane joins Amy for an in-depth conversation about the connections between landscape, language, people, and place. This expansive conversation begins with an exploration of the aspects of nature, landscape, and place that motivate Robert’s writing. Robert says, “We can think of thought itself as site-specific and as motion sensitive,” and that bodily movement in a particular landscape can prompt transformative thoughts and feelings that are not always accessible outside that place. “There are thoughts I’ve had while climbing mountains that I could no...
2024-07-301h 08Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Kate Manne, Unshrinking: How To Fight FatphobiaAuthor and philosopher Dr Kate Manne returns to speak in-depth with Amy about her excellent new book, Unshrinking: How To Fight Fatphobia. As Kate describes it; "part memoir, part polemic, and part (all?) philosophy, this book aims to show why fatphobia is a vital social justice issue, and provide an analysis of what fatphobia is and how it works." She proposes "a radical reevaluation of who our bodies exist in the world for: ourselves and no one else." Kate spoke about her previous best-selling books with Amy in 2020 – Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny and Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Wo...
2024-07-111h 14Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with A. C. Grayling, Who Owns the Moon? In Defence of Humanity's Common Interests in SpaceAmy is joined by Professor of Philosophy A. C. Grayling for a deep examination of his new book, 'Who Owns The Moon? In Defence of Humanity’s Common Interests in Space.'
With rare earths and natural resources that are essential for future technology from microprocessors to EV batteries running out on the Earth – humanity is now looking towards its closest solar neighbours for future resources. Moving away from the question of should we harness these resources, A. C. Grayling instead asks 'who' should access these natural resources, what rules are required to govern its use, and what they owe to t...
2024-07-0158 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Ceridwen Dovey, Only The AstronautsAcclaimed writer Ceridwen Dovey brings real space objects to life in her new collection of short stories, Only The Astronauts (Penguin Books). Ceridwen reflects on the stories and inner lives she creates for Elon Musk's rocket test mannequin, 'Starman,' as well as the International Space Station, the first sculpture ever taken to the Moon, the Voyager 1 space probe carrying the Golden Record, and more. Ceridwen speaks with Amy in-depth about the restorative effects of reading and writing fiction, as well as her process for writing these wonderful short stories in the form of a fable. Listen to Amy's past...
2024-06-1956 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Johann Hari, Are The New Weight Loss Drugs Really A Magic Pill?British best-selling author Johann Hari joins Amy Mullins to talk about his excellent new book, Magic Pill, which examines the benefits and risks of controversial new weight-loss drugs, like Ozempic and Wegovy. Johann has in fact tried this medication himself and is conflicted about whether they are the miracle solution for obesity that they appear to be. We get into all the nuances of the science and debate around these medications, as well as the real causes of obesity and why people who try to lose weight the old-fashioned way (through diet and exercise) – may initially lose weight but struggle to...
2024-06-1654 min
The Valley Today on WMOV AMThe Valley Today (5/3/24) featuring Adam Roush and Amy MullinsTom Susman talks with Adam Roush, Republican candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates 17th district, which is in Northern Mason and Northwestern Jackson County, about his campaign and why he's running.Tom also talks with Amy Mullins, the director of Rehab Services and Sports Medicine at Rivers Health in Point Pleasant, about their Wellness Center's Open House coming up on May 18.
2024-05-0553 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Gabriel Shipton, The Fight For Julian Assange's Freedom & A Free PressJulian Assange's brother Gabriel Shipton joined Amy Mullins to update us as to Julian's state of mind and health ahead of the UK High Court's impending decision, which is to be handed down tonight 9.30pm AEDT (10.30am London time). The court will decide whether Wikileaks founder and journalist Julian Assange will be able to appeal the decision to extradite him from Britain to the United States where he faces 18 charges for publishing US military documents and diplomatic cables and up to 173 years in prison or even the death penalty. Gabriel tells us about his attendance as a guest of Kentucky...
2024-03-2632 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Andrew Quilty, Reflecting On 9 Years As A Photojournalist In AfghanistanAward-winning photojournalist Andrew Quilty joins host Amy Mullins for an in-depth conversation about his latest book, This Is Afghanistan: 2014–2021. The stunning book is a visual record of the nine years Andrew spent living and working in the complex, beautiful, and war-torn country. Andrew talks about his experiences photographing the War in Afghanistan, capturing life, destruction, conflict and the natural landscape. You can view some of Andrew's work on his website, including some of the images we discuss in this interview here: https://www.andrewquilty.com/2015/. Andrew's book, 'This Is Afghanistan', is published by Miegunyah Press: Melbourne University Publishing. Broadcast on∙27 Febr...
2024-02-2753 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Judith Brett and Tom Harley, Saving Ballara – Former PM Alfred Deakin's Historic Point Lonsdale HomeAmy speaks with Tom Harley, great grandson of former Prime Minister Alfred Deakin, and Emeritus Professor of Politics Judith Brett. They talk about the Save Ballara campaign (https://saveballara.godaddysites.com/). Ballara is a historically significant home and property, which is under threat of auction and development. Tom is seeking to protect the 1.68 hectare bush garden and historic home of Australia’s second Prime Minister Alfred Deakin. Ballara is a unique early 20th century bungalow home, inspired by Californian and Colonial Indian architectural styles (https://www.architectural-review.com/places/india/the-origin-and-indigenisation-of-the-imperial-bungalow-in-india). It was designed by Pattie Deakin and is situated in...
2024-02-2051 min
Hospitality Daily PodcastHow We Use Retail & Spa To Delight Our Guests - Amy Mullins, KSL ResortsFor so many people, spas, wellness amenities, retail outlets, and shopping are a big part of the fun of staying at a hotel or resort - so are you making the most of these as a hospitality provider? Amy Mullins is Vice President of Retail & Spa for KSL Resorts, and in this episode, you'll hear the opportunities she sees for showing hospitality through attentive service, the power of selling things that delight your guests and enhance your brand, trends she sees in spa and wellness - and her unconventional approach to recruiting. A few more resources:...
2024-02-0912 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Peter Wohlleben, The Power of Trees: How Ancient Forests Can Save Us If We Let ThemAmy's first ever interview for Uncommon Sense was with Peter Wohlleben on his debut book, The Hidden Life of Trees. Now. the German forester, conservationist, and best-selling author returns to discuss his latest book, 'The Power of Trees: How Ancient Forests Can Save Us If We Let Them.' Amy and Peter delve into a wide-range of themes from the book. Peter reveals how trees can create their own climate and weather systems, how trees communicate with birds and insects to protect themselves, the fascinating ways trees respond in situations of unexpected drought, the intricate and unexpected relationship dynamics between...
2023-09-2644 min
So Good SisterhoodThe Sky is The Limit: Developing a Faith-Filled MindsetDo you ever get trapped in a negative headspace? In this episode, some of our campus pastors share ways to embrace God’s promises and a faith-filled mindset. So Good Moments: When we try too hard to be accepted, loved, heard, and seen, it’s easy to fall into the trap of comparison. We might be tempted to project a fake version of ourselves, but this is dangerous because even if others accept that version of us, they don’t know the real us and, therefore can’t love our true selves.Our identity in Christ is contra...
2023-07-1722 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMBob Brown, Giant Of The Conservation Movement, Reflects On His Life, Activism & Connection To NatureFormer Leader of the Australian Greens, environmentalist, and giant of the conservation movement Bob Brown speaks in-depth with Amy Mullins. In a wide-ranging conversation, Bob reflects on his life of activism, protest, and deep personal connection with nature including the giant native trees of Tasmania, as depicted in an inspiring documentary, THE GIANTS (in cinemas April 20). THE GIANTS explores the intertwined fates of trees and humans in this cinematic portrait of environmental folk hero and gay icon Bob Brown who took green politics to the centre of power. The film interweaves Bob’s story with the life cycle of the an...
2023-04-1838 min
The Montana ProjectEpisode 31 - 2022 RecapOn this episode, the boys sit down with return guest Amy Ashby. They discuss Indo surf trips, an AirBnB from hell and some top notch recommendations.
2023-04-1655 min
For Dragonflies And MeA Courageous Voice with Amy MullinsJoin me today with my guest Amy Mullins, Founder & CEO of A Courageous Voice. Today Amy will talk bluntly on the impacts of child sexual abuse and what help is available. As a female business owner & entrepreneur Amy has taken her life experiences and create a source of information & help for anyone who has been exposed to this type of violence. Check out here information at https://www.acourageousvoice.org/ For more information on Jean Roman and For Dragonflies And Me, visit her at http://fordragonfliesandme.com
2023-04-0528 min
The Montana ProjectEpisode 21 - Amy AshbyOn this episode, the boys sit down with Blake's new wife, Amy Ashby. They chat about the do's and don'ts of a wedding, honeymooning in a van around the South Island of New Zealand and get their relationship put to the test with some challenging questions.
2022-10-091h 21
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Andrew McGregor, The Cinematic Legacy of French New Wave Director Jean-Luc GodardCinematic legend and icon Jean-Luc Godard died at age 91 recently, so it was apt that Dr Andrew McGregor returned to delve deeply into the life and legacy of the revolutionary auteur.
Andrew and Amy discuss the nouvelle vague movement that originated in the late 1950s into the 1960s in France and Godard's prominent place within it. They explore the innovative film-making techniques and artistic genius that distinguished Godard's work from others and transformed cinema forever. They also highlight and discuss a range of his most loved films.
Amy and Andrew share their top 5 favourite Godard films for listeners to look...
2022-09-3053 min
My Camino - the podcastAmerican pilgrim Amy Wiseman walked with Jesus in her heart, guided by a spirit of wanderlust. Wait for Amy's Camino story....!!American pilgrim Amy Wiseman walked with Jesus in her heart....she walked to find a solution to her malaise in the midst of Covid. Prayer, dedication, devotion and pilgrimage combined to provide Amy with the blessing of the Camino. A lesson for us all. You can watch Amy's presentation here..... You can sponsor the podcast here....
2022-08-3046 min
Pensacola People's PodcastInterview with Sean MullinsIn this episode of the Pensacola Peoples Podcast we interview Sean Mullins, creator of Pensacola Vibes!
2022-05-0918 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Johann Hari, Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay AttentionAmy speaks in-depth with best-selling author Johann Hari about his new book, 'Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention.' Johann explores the attention crisis and why we have lost our ability to focus. He tells Amy how we can take back our attention at both an individual and systemic level, but we have to fight for it. Listen to part two of our conversation about Stolen Focus on the podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/uncommonsense-rrr/interview-with-johann-hari-stolen-focus-part-2 Note: Either part can be heard in isolation or in conjunction. Broadcast on 15 March, 2022.
2022-03-1557 min
Focal Point: the IMV imaging podcastReady, Set, Easiscan...GO! with Special Guest Hazell MullinsFrom weird and wonderful cases to supporting mental health within the agricultural community. This month we welcome the fabulous large animal vet Hazell Mullins onto the podcast, where we chat about all things farm. Find out Hazell's 'desert island' item for all her farm calls - *spoiler alert* it's not the Easiscan Go, and learn how women are now the real contenders in the world of agriculture.
2022-03-0148 min
My Camino - the podcastThe joy of couplets. American pilgrims, Amy Horton and Ben Voss talk pilgrimage, poetry and ...poultry.I’m having a few weeks off to re-boot before a very busy 2022. Amy Horton is one of the co-ordinators of the St Louis chapter of the American Pilgrims on the Camino - we met in Nevada in March 2020 - days before Covid hit. Amy and her husband Ben are the quintessential thinkers. They felt the lure of the Camino and it now plays a big part in their lives....and the lives of their chickens.
2022-01-251h 00
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Greg Mullins, Firestorm: Battling Super-Charged Natural DisastersGreg Mullins, firefighter and former NSW Fire and Rescue Commissioner discusses his book, 'Firestorm: Battling Super-Charged Natural Disasters.' Greg describes the dire effects of human-caused climate change on bushfire seasons here in Australia and globally. He also speaks out strongly over the policy and federal leadership vacuum on these issues.
2021-10-241h 01
My Camino - the podcastUS pilgrim Amy Weiser was surprised by what she discovered when she returned from her Camino....The Camino is full of surprises. What if we're surprised by what life becomes on our return home? What if we found our best life on the Camino and can't find it again when we get home? Well, it might just be part of the whole journey....the journey of life....
2021-09-0752 min
What Should I Do With My Life? with Steph HorwitzS2 Ep5: Amy MullinsPlease meet the amazing Amy Mullins. Amy is a teacher, a healer, a CEO, a giver, a leader. She has dedicated her life’s work to empowering and supporting children in various ways, as a life coach, through her work at Detroit Boxing Gym, and oh so much more. In October, Amy created and launched A Courageous Voice (ACV) whose mission is to prevent and protect children from child sexual abuse using evidence based, educational tools to raise awareness and empower families to stop this violence. In today’s episode, Amy shares about how being of service to others has...
2021-07-1452 min
The Sibme Coach Replay ShowS02 E22 | Teacher Edition: What Teachers Want from Coaches with Amy Mullins | CoachReplayWhat do teachers really want from their coaches?
Its Teacher Appreciation Week so we decided to have our first ever Teacher Edition to ask a teacher what they really want from a coach! Mrs. Mullins, teacher of 27 years, joins Cory for a conversation about whats been most valuable for her in the coaching experiences she's had and what support was most powerful for her and her team this year.
Don't forget you can watch this episode and download the Episode Notes and Takeaways at https://learn.sibme.com/courses/sibme-coach-replay-notes-and-takeaways
2021-05-0725 min
OnScriptR. T. Mullins & Steven Nemes Debate Divine SimplicityEpisode: Unusually for OnScript, we held a debate. Or perhaps it is better called a friendly chat between two scholars who disagree. On what? On the question of divine simplicity […]
The post R. T. Mullins & Steven Nemes Debate Divine Simplicity first appeared on OnScript.
2020-09-2200 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Merlin Sheldrake, Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds and Shape Our FuturesBiologist and writer Merlin Sheldrake joins Amy from London for an in-depth conversation about his new book, ‘Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds, and Shape Our Futures’. They discuss the mysterious, lively and endlessly fascinating fungi kingdom. Broadcast on 8 September, 2020.
2020-09-081h 03Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Robert Macfarlane, Underland: A Deep Time JourneyBritish writer Robert Macfarlane joins Amy for a special long-form conversation about the connections between landscape, language, people, and place. They delve into Robert’s latest book, Underland: A Deep Time Journey, and also draw on ideas from his past works including, Mountains of the Mind, The Old Ways, and Landmarks. Robert is a Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge University. Broadcast on 1 September 2020.
2020-09-011h 08
Reimagining the Good Life with Amy Julia BeckerS3 E9 | How Jesus Overcomes the Barrier of Wealth with Marlena GravesFear often inhabits both wealth and poverty. How does viewing money and self-sacrifice through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus bring freedom and joy? Writer and speaker Marlena Graves, author of The Way Up Is Down: Becoming Yourself by Forgetting Yourself, talks with Amy Julia about wealth, poverty, faith, and the freedom that comes from being filled up with God’s love.SHOW NOTESMarlena Graves received her M.Div. from Northeastern Seminary in Rochester, New York and is pursuing her Ph.D. in American Culture Studies as she researches the in...
2020-08-2546 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Antony Dapiran, City on Fire: the Fight for Hong KongHong Kong-based lawyer and author Antony Dapiran joined Amy to discuss his new book, City on Fire: The Fight for Hong Kong, which takes us to the frontlines of the 2019 protest movement. Antony also gives us an update on how the Hong Kong government is suppressing and controlling the spread of COVID-19. Broadcast 7 April 2020.
2020-07-2043 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with epidemiologist Mary-Louise McLaws, the evidence for masks and an elimination strategyProfessor Mary-Louise McLaws is an epidemiologist at UNSW, and a member of the World Health Organisation’s Advisory Panel for Infection, Prevention and Control Preparedness and Response to COVID-19. Mary-Louise joins Amy for an in-depth look at the evidence and issues she sees in her work, including how wearing a face mask inhibits the spread of the coronavirus. They also discuss the evidence and arguments for Victoria and Australia undertaking an elimination strategy as opposed to the current nationally endorsed suppression strategy. Mary-Louise her views on these issues as well as the emerging evidence from around the world that COVID-19 ca...
2020-07-1750 min
My Camino - the podcastThe joy of couplets. American pilgrims, Amy Horton and Ben Voss talk pilgrimage, poetry and ...poultry.Amy Horton is one of the co-ordinators of the St Louis chapter of the American Pilgrims on the Camino - we met in Nevada in March. Amy and her husband Ben are the quintessential thinkers. They felt the lure of the Camino and it now plays a big part in their lives....and the lives of their chickens.
2020-06-021h 00Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Nicholas Dowse from Honey Fingers on urban beekeeping & the hive mind of honey beesNicholas Dowse, founder of Honey Fingers – an urban beekeeping collective – speaks with Amy about the fascinating hive mind of honey bees, his experience with urban beekeeping in Melbourne, and how Australia's honey bee populations and beekeeping practices compare with the rest of the world. Nic and Amy also discuss the links between modern beekeeping and modernist architecture, as well as the historic and special significance of World Bee Day - May 20. Broadcast on 19 May 2020.
2020-05-2050 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Sy Montgomery, Animal Intelligence and 'The Soul of an Octopus'American naturalist and writer Sy Montgomery joined Amy to discuss her lifelong relationship with animals, and explore the fascinating ideas and stories about animal intelligence and consciousness from her critically acclaimed books, 'The Soul of an Octopus: A Surprising Exploration Into the Wonder of Consciousness' and 'How to Be a Good Creature.' Broadcast on 12 May 2020.
2020-05-1358 min
Therapy Extended With Liza YoungStep-Mothering With Grace with Anna Collado and Amy MullinsBeing a step-parent has many challenges and can be lonely and exhausting at times. Be encouraged as you listen to step-moms Anna and Amy give great advice and encouragement from their personal journey of being a step-mother.
2020-05-051h 02Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with David G. Haskell, The Songs of Trees: Stories From Nature's Great ConnectorsDavid George Haskell explores his fascinating book, 'The Songs of Trees: Stories from Nature's Great Connectors.' David and Amy discuss the unique songs and sounds that different trees and forests make around the world, and what they reveal to us about biology and human culture. David is a Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at the University of the South (USA). Broadcast on 31 March 2020.
2020-04-0237 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Professor Nick Talley on the COVID–19 pandemic and Australia's healthcare systemLaureate Professor Nick Talley, Editor-in-Chief of The Medical Journal of Australia, speaks with Amy about SARS-CoV-2 and the coronavirus pandemic. They discuss Australia's ICU bed and ventilator capacity, the availability of personal protective equipment (PPE), Australia’s testing criteria and community transmission levels, and what the MJA's new COVID-19 surge and mortality modelling tells us. Nick Talley is a neurogastroenterologist, a world-leading researcher, and has expertise in epidemiology. Broadcast on 31 March 2020.
2020-04-0131 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Jessica Whyte, The Morals of the Market: Human Rights & the Rise of NeoliberalismAssociate Professor Jessica Whyte, political theorist from UNSW explores themes from her critically acclaimed book, 'The Morals of the Market: Human Rights and the Rise of Neoliberalism.' Amy and Jessica discuss the parallel histories of human rights and neoliberalism, and the very early neoliberal attempts to develop a distinct moral framework for a market society at the end of World War II. Broadcast on 3 March, 2020.
2020-03-3145 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Bill Bowtell, examining Australia's response to the COVID–19 coronavirusBill Bowtell, strategic health policy adviser and Adjunct Professor at UNSW, joins Amy for a deep-dive conversation on the Australian government's handling of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, and how it compares to the various approaches other countries are taking. They also discuss the crucial role of state and local governments, as well as community groups and what we can do ourselves. Bill Bowtell was an architect of the Australian government’s successful response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
2020-03-1839 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Will Shank and Antonio Rava, the conservation of Keith Haring's monumental muralsInternational art conservators Will Shank and Antonio Rava joined Amy in the studio to discuss their restoration of the famous Keith Haring mural in Collingwood, as well as other Haring murals in Paris, Pisa, and Amsterdam. They reveal the painstaking processes and careful considerations that go into the conservation and restoration of major public murals, wall paintings, and street art. Broadcast on 18 February 2020.
2020-02-2137 minUncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Kevin Tolhurst, the science of bushfire behaviour and managing our landscapeA leading expert in fire ecology, Associate Prof. Kevin Tolhurst has testified at numerous bushfire inquiries and royal commissions. He joined Amy to delve into the science of bushfire behaviour, what we've learned from Australia's past 57 bushfire inquiries and royal commissions and why we don't need another one, as well as how we must draw from Indigenous fire practices to better manage the land in future. Broadcast on 11 February 2020.
2020-02-2048 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Ben Eltham and Emma Shortis, reflecting on Australian and US politics in 2019Regulars Emma Shortis and Ben Eltham join Amy to discuss the year that was in Australian and US politics and give their predictions for 2020. Broadcast on 17 December, 2019.
2019-12-2143 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Thomas Gurnett of Gurneys Cider, the history and art of cider-makingAmy is joined by South Gippsland’s Thomas Gurnett, Head Cider-Maker at Gurneys Cider, as they discuss the history and methods of cider-making that inform the stunning drops made at Gurneys in Foster, Victoria. Broadcast on 17 December, 2019.
2019-12-1839 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Carus Thompson, dismantling political walls through song and storytellingStoryteller, folk musician and award-winning songwriter Carus Thompson joins Amy to explore the poignant and urgent social and political issues underpinning his seventh studio album, Shakespeare Avenue. He also plays three songs live in studio for us. Carus recorded his new album in England with Mercury nominated producer Sean Lakeman and folk star Seth Lakeman. Broadcast on 12 November 2019.
2019-11-1248 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Judith Hoare on Dr Claire Weekes – The Woman Who Cracked The Anxiety CodeAmy speaks with journalist and author Judith Hoare about her new book on a remarkable Australian scientist and doctor who changed the field of psychology forever, 'The Woman Who Cracked The Anxiety Code: The Extraordinary Life of Dr Claire Weekes.' Broadcast on 15 October, 2019.
2019-10-1636 min
Gal Pals WatchGal Pals Watch Go FishEpisode 46- Go Fish
Dear Queers, it is time. Time to discuss Kevin Smith's friend Guinevere Turner (sorry that was mean, she is not his friend, he is her friend, see Episode 43: Chasing Amy) and her ex-partner (they broke up during filming, a true Lesbian Drama!) Rose Troche's very 1994 film Go Fish! It's like that alien movie kind of (see Episode 29: Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same), except the main character is meaner and the audio is worse. But! It was a Very Important film of its time and there are some fond feelings to be had. 90s queers, here's loo...
2019-09-2746 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Gabrielle Jackson, Pain and Prejudice - how the medical system gaslights womenGuardian Australia's Gabrielle Jackson joins Amy to discuss her book, 'Pain and Prejudice.' They explore how social taboos and medical ignorance keep women sick and in anguish. The stark reality is that women's pain is not taken as seriously as men's, and women are more likely to be disbelieved and denied medical treatment than men. Broadcast on 17 September 2019.
2019-09-1940 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with former Greens leader Bob Brown, the many forms of climate denial in AustraliaEnvironmentalist and former leader of the Australian Greens Bob Brown, joins Amy to discuss how the climate change debate occurs in ideological, as opposed to pragmatic terms and why this obscures the severity of what is going on. He also discusses why becoming an active citizen is essential to overcoming them. Broadcast on 17 September 2019.
2019-09-1923 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Deborah Lipstadt, Holocaust denial and the dangers of antisemitism todayAmerican historian Deborah E. Lipstadt famously defeated a Holocause denier in Britain's High Court. Amy and Deborah discuss the nature of Holocaust denial - past and present, Deborah's experience defending historical truth, as well as the dangers of antisemitism today. Deborah's new book is, 'Antisemitism: Here and Now.' Broadcast on 3 September, 2019.
2019-09-0329 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Jess Hill, See What You Made Me Do: Power, Control & Domestic AbuseInvestigative journalist Jess Hill discusses her new book, 'See What You Made Me Do: Power, Control and Domestic Abuse,' and the radical rethink we need to confront domestic abuse. Jess and Amy explore the history of approaches to domestic violence and how they have negatively shaped and impacted the way victims are treated and perceived, as well as the current approaches the federal and state governments are taking. And importantly Jess shares with us the solutions that do work. Broadcast on 27 August 2019.
2019-08-281h 00
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with A.C. Grayling on the history of philosophy, why the EU matters and stopping BrexitBritish philosopher A. C. Grayling returns to discuss his new book, The History of Philosophy. Amy and Antony discuss the vital role of philosophy, ancient philosophical traditions and ideas including stoicism, Platonism, and the legend of Socrates. As well as Antony's key role in the pro-remain campaign in Britain, which seeks to stop Brexit from going ahead. Broadcast on 13 August 2019.
2019-08-1630 minGal Pals WatchGal Pals Watch Chasing AmyEpisode 43- Chasing Amy
Well y'all, we had to do it sometime. This week, Sarah and Alicia discuss the 1997 bro movie with a lesbian character, Chasing Amy. Tune in to hear some complaints! But also some actual discussion! The main thing is that no one likes Ben Affleck, can we all agree? And even though this movie is Lesbianism for Bros 101, the character of Alyssa actually has some agency, which is cool. Enjoy, queers!
Further reading:
Chasing Amy Wikipedia page
Buzzfeed article by Shannon Keating, Looking Back at the Sexual Politics of 'Chasing Amy' 20 Years Later
Oliver Lee Bateman's The Big I...
2019-08-1643 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Owen Jones, the bungling of Brexit and the rise of Tory populismOwen Jones, British political columnist for the Guardian, activist and bestselling author, joins Amy in the studio to discuss the bungling of Brexit, the Tory push to populism and the future of progressive Corbynist politics in Britain. Broadcast on 6 August 2019. Owen Jones was in Melbourne for the Progress 2019 Conference.
2019-08-0647 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Antony Dapiran, Hong Kong: A City of ProtestAntony Dapiran, lawyer and author of 'City of Protest: A Recent History of Dissent in Hong Kong,' joined Amy from Hong Kong to discuss the mass-scale protests against the government's proposed extradition bill, as well as the long history of protest in the city. Broadcast on 18 June, 2019.
2019-06-1829 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Bill McKibben, on the climate crisis and his new book 'Falter'American author, climate activist and co-founder of 350.org, Bill McKibben discusses his latest book, 'Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?' Amy and Bill explore the pivotal moment when the course of environmental history could have changed and our climate protected. They also explore the reasons why there is as much reason for optimism as there is for despair. Broadcast on 4 June, 2019.
2019-06-0544 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with David Walker on the complex and curious history of Australia and its neighboursProfessor David Walker was in the studio to discuss his new book, 'Stranded Nation: White Australia in an Asian Region'. He provides a new untold history of Australia's relationship with and curiosity about its "Near North" - Asia. David and Amy focus on Australia's approach to China and Japan from the late 19th century to the mid 20th century. David is Professor Emeritus in Australian Studies at Deakin University. Broadcast on 14 May 2019.
2019-05-1757 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with philosopher Peter Singer on utilitarianism and Animal LiberationWorld renowned philosopher Peter Singer joined Amy to discuss utilitarianism and his concept of effective altruism, as well as his philosophical arguments on how we should treat animals. We also discuss his seminal work, 'Animal Liberation,' first published in 1975, which gave rise to the global animal rights movement. Peter Singer is appearing as part of Law Week for Lawyers for Animals.
2019-05-0748 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Peter Roberts and Farshid Akhlaghi, From Music Into SilenceAustralia’s first music thanatologist Peter Roberts plays the harp for the sick and dying. Farshid Akhlaghi has made a film about Peter and the special impact he’s had on the lives of many, especially in Geelong. Farshid and Peter joined Amy in the studio to discuss the Australian Premiere of 'From Music Into Silence' – screening at Cinema Nova in May. Peter also played his harp for us.
2019-04-3058 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with comedians Annie Louey And Diana NguyenLocal comedians and friends Annie Louey and Diana Nguyen join Amy to discuss their shows at the 2019 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Annie and Diana discuss forgetful Millenials, the online dating jungle, Asian-Australian family life, and women supporting women in comedy. Broadcast on 16 April 2019.
2019-04-1739 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Michelle Arrow, The Seventies: The Making of Modern AustraliaMacquarie University historian Associate Professor Michelle Arrow joined Amy to talk about her book, 'The Seventies: The Personal, the Political and the Making of Modern Australia.' She details the great social transformations that took place in Australia during the 1970s - particularly the women’s liberation movement, and the push for gay and lesbian rights.
2019-04-0732 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Zoë Coombs Marr, on her comedy show Bossy Bottom and being "Dave"Barry Award-winning comedian and theatre-maker Zoë Coombs Marr joined Amy in the studio to discuss the encore season of her acclaimed show, Bossy Bottom, showing at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival – April 9-14. She also discusses what it was like to perform “Dave”: "a sexist beer-swilling caricature of the dregs of masculinity" in stand-up comedy. Zoë is also supporting Hannah Gadsby at the Arts Centre.
2019-04-0437 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Andrew McGregor, an ode to French New Wave auteur Claude ChabrolDr Andrew McGregor and Amy Mullins explore the cinematic brilliance of French New Wave auteur Claude Chabrol, ahead of the Melbourne Cinémathèque's upcoming season, 'The Unblinking Gaze of Claude Chabrol.' They discuss his films, Les Biches (1968) and La Cérémonie (1996), as well as his influential place in the nouvelle vague. Chabrol has been largely overlooked for his better known colleagues, such as Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut. Also discussed is Godard's latest film, Le Livre d'Image (2018). Dr McGregor is a Lecturer in French Studies at Melbourne University. Broadcast on 26 March 2019.
2019-03-2737 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMRebecca Huntley on social democracy and the political temperature of the nationSocial researcher Rebecca Huntley talks with Amy about reviving social democracy in Australia and takes the political temperature of the nation in her new Quarterly Essay, 'Australia Fair, Listening to the Nation.' Broadcast on 26 March 2019.
2019-03-2649 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Marilyn Waring, on the limits to GDP and how we do not count caring workFeminist and political economist Professor Marilyn Waring became the youngest female MP in New Zealand’s history. She joined Amy to talk about the limits of GDP as an economic measure of national success and how it doesn’t count the contribution of women's unpaid work and the inherent value of our environment. She wrote a landmark book 31 years ago, 'Counting for Nothing: What Men Value and What Women are Worth.' We discuss her new book that follows on from it; 'Still Counting.' Broadcast on 19 February 2019.
2019-03-0932 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Tim Flannery, Europe: A Natural HistoryTim Flannery, palaeontologist, scientist and author, joins Amy to discuss his book, 'Europe: A Natural History.' When researching this book, Tim Flannery asked himself, "When did the first distinctively European organisms evolve? ...on a tropical archipelago 100 million years ago, [when it looked] much more like the Solomon Islands today than contemporary Europe."
2019-03-0224 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Mark McKenna, Moment of Truth: History and Australia's FutureMark McKenna, Professor of History at The University of Sydney joined Amy in the studio to discuss his Quarterly Essay 'Moment of Truth: History and Australia's Future'. In McKenna's own words: "Australia stands at a crossroads – we either make the commonwealth stronger and more complete through an honest reckoning with the past, or we unmake the nation by clinging to triumphant narratives in which the violence inherent in the nation’s foundation is trivialised." Broadcast on 27 March 2018.
2018-12-3131 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Graeme Davison, on public intellectual Hugh StrettonGraeme Davison, urban and social historian and Emeritus Professor at Monash University, joined Amy in the studio to discuss the book he has edited, 'Hugh Stretton: Selected Writings.' Stretton was a prominent public intellectual in Australia and a social democrat, known for his deeply humane approach to social and urban policy issues. Fundamentally, Stretton wanted to make Australia fairer. We discuss how. Broadcast on 11 December, 2018.
2018-12-1246 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Patrick Mullins, Tiberius With A Telephone: The Life and Stories of William McMahonPatrick Mullins, discusses his new political biography, 'Tiberius With A Telephone: The Life and Stories of William McMahon.' McMahon is a man regarded by many as Australia’s worst performing Prime Minister, having served in the top job from 1971-72. He was widely derided by his cabinet colleagues too. We ask, has history remembered his long political career and life accurately? What were his achievements and failures as a cabinet minister and Prime Minister? Broadcast on December 4 2018.
2018-12-0730 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Agnès Poirier, Left Bank: Art, Passion and the Rebirth of Paris 1940-50Parisian author and journalist Agnès Poirier discussed her book, 'Left Bank: Art, Passion and the Rebirth of Paris, 1940-50,' which explores the intellectual, literary and cultural flourishing during Nazi-occupied Paris and after liberation. Amy and Agnès discuss this and the many connections and relationships that were essential to such an intense and productive period. Notable intellectuals and cultural thinkers include, Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Robert Wright, Janet Flanner, Arthur Koestler, Jacques Jaujard, Jean Paulhan and many more. Broadcast on December 4 2018.
2018-12-061h 00
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Stuart Kells, The Library: A Catalogue of WondersAuthor Stuart Kells discusses his book, 'The Library: A Catalogue of Wonders,' which has been shortlisted for the Prime Minister's Literary Awards in the Non-Fiction Category. Amy and Stuart discussed the wonder of books, libraries and the sometimes quirky and passionate behaviours of bibliophiles across history. Broadcast on 27 November, 2018.
2018-12-0649 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with journalist Kerry O'Brien, a life explored through Australian political historyAward-winning journalist and ABC legend Kerry O'Brien joined Amy in the studio to discuss his new memoir. They explore the stories behind his greatest political interviews, his views on the series of leadership spills in recent times, the changing media landscape, has a chuckle about how everyone asks if his hair is real, and much more. Broadcast on 20 November, 2018.
2018-11-2131 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Ed Hill from GECO, on native forest logging and the Victorian state electionEd Hill, Campaigner at the Goongerah Environment Centre (GECO) in East Gippsland, joined Amy in the studio to discuss the old growth native forest logging still occurring in Victoria, the threats to endangered species, and the policy positions of the major state parties on logging, the creation of new national parks, and conservation. Broadcast on 13 November 2018.
2018-11-1451 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Anne Summers, Unfettered and AliveFeminist and writer Dr Anne Summers joined Amy Mullins to talk about her adventurous life and prolific career, detailed in her new memoir, 'Unfettered and Alive.' They spoke about the women's liberation movement, politics, and the unfinished business of feminism. Broadcast on 6 November, 2018.
2018-11-0836 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Jürgen Tautz, The Honey Factory: Inside the Ingenious World of BeesProfessor Emeritus Jürgen Tautz from the University of Würzberg, talked with Amy about his book co-authored with Diedrich Steen, 'The Honey Factory: Inside the Ingenious World of Bees.' Broadcast on October 30, 2018.
2018-10-301h 08
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Greg Champion, The Thing About Football3RRR alumni, radio presenter and songwriter Greg Champion of the ABC’s Coodabeen Champions joined Amy in the studio to talk about the new published collection of his football songs, 'The Thing About Football – The Songs of Greg Champion', and sang quite a few of them. Broadcast on October 2, 2018.
2018-10-0442 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Johann Hari, Chasing the Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on DrugsBritish author Johann Hari joined Amy in the studio to talk about his book, Chasing the Scream, The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs. They discuss drug addiction, what it is, why it happens, and what the new solutions have been in other countries and what they might be in Australia. Broadcast on 25 September 2018.
2018-09-2648 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Alex Edney-Browne, Drones: Waging War at a DistanceAlex Edney-Browne, from the University of Melbourne, discussed with Amy the history of military drones, and their present day effects on the civilian populations they surveil and attack in war zones and beyond. They also discussed the experiences of drone operators. Alex went to Afghanistan and also to the US to speak with those affected and to share their stories more widely. Broadcast on 18 September, 2018.
2018-09-2434 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMDon Rothwell on the international law that prevents commercial whaling and Japan's plan reverse itDon Rothwell, Professor of International Law at the Australian National University spoke to Amy about the the crucial International Whaling Commission meeting being held in Brazil whereby Japan is seeking to reverse the moratorium on commercial whaling. Broadcast on 11 September, 2018.
2018-09-1218 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Julian Burnside QC, Threats to Multiculturalism in AustraliaBarrister Julian Burnside QC joined Amy in the studio to discuss the threats to multiculturalism in Australia, which is the topic of his Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria 7th Annual Walter Lippmann Memorial Oration. Broadcast on 11 September, 2018.
2018-09-1235 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Kate Rossmanith, on her book 'Small Wrongs' and the nature of remorseAuthor, academic and essayist, Kate Rossmanith joined Amy in the studio to discuss how we might define and measure remorse, particularly in the courtroom. They explore this and more from her hybrid memoir 'Small Wrongs: How We Really Say Sorry in Love, Life and Law.' Broadcast on 26 June, 2018.
2018-06-2746 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Pat Cunnane, West Winging It: An Un-Presidential MemoirUS President Barack Obama’s former Senior Writer and Deputy Director of Messaging, Pat Cunnane, joined Amy to chat about his forthcoming book, 'West Winging It: An Un-Presidential Memoir' (out via Affirm Press). Broadcast on March 20, 2018.
2018-06-1534 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Daniel Halliday, The Inheritance of WealthDr Daniel Halliday joined Amy in the studio to talk about his book, 'The Inheritance of Wealth: Justice, Equality and the Right to Bequeath.' Daniel is a political philosopher at the University of Melbourne. Broadcast on 10 April, 2018.
2018-06-1445 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Daniel Chamovitz, What A Plant KnowsDaniel Chamovitz spoke with Amy about his book, What A Plant Knows: A Field Guide to the Senses (out via Scribe Publications). Daniel is Dean of the Faculty of Life Sciences at Tel Aviv University. Broadcast on June 5, 2018.
2018-06-0555 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Hugh Mackay, Australia ReimaginedHugh Mackay AO joined Amy in the studio to talk about his new book, Australia Reimagined: Towards A More Compassionate, Less Anxious Society. Hugh Mackay is an eminent social researcher and author. Broadcast on 29 May 2018.
2018-06-0138 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Bri Lee, Eggshell SkullAuthor Bri Lee joined Amy in the studio to discuss her memoir, Eggshell Skull, which details her time as a Judge's Associate at the Queensland District Court and then as the complainant in her own case. Broadcast on 29 May 2018.
2018-05-3039 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Jennifer Brea on her film Unrest, followed by a panel on Myalgic EncephalomyelitisUS film director Jennifer Brea spoke to Amy about her Oscar-shortlisted documentary Unrest, which chronicles her experience and the experiences of others who have gone "missing" – the sufferers of the significantly debilitating illness Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), aka "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome". Activist and ME sufferer Anna Kerr, Emerge CEO Dr Heidi Nicholls and Bio21 Institute researcher Dr Chris Armstrong then joined Amy to talk about the situation for Australians with ME, and the research being conducted to uncover the biological mechanisms behind it. Broadcast on 13 March 2018.
2018-03-161h 09
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with James Thornton, Client EarthPresenter Amy Mullins spoke with Founding CEO of ClientEarth, James Thornton about his new book co-authored with Martin Goodman, 'Client Earth.' James shared his story from US litigator to UK solicitor representing the most important client of all – the Earth.
2017-10-1848 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with David Vine, Base Nation: How U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harm America and the WorldDavid Vine, Associate Professor in Anthropology at American University, Washington D.C., spoke to Amy Mullins about his book 'Base Nation: How U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harm America and the World.' He was in Melbourne for the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network's National Conference. [Broadcast on 12/9/2017]
2017-09-1246 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with David Lindenmayer, endangered old growth forests and ecosystemsProfessor David Lindenmayer AO from the ANU delved into the unique and critically endangered Mountain Ash forests and their ecosystems in Victoria's Central Highlands with presenter Amy Mullins. Broadcast on August 1, 2017.
2017-08-0242 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Clive Hamilton, Defiant Earth: The Fate of Humans in the AnthropocenePhilosopher Clive Hamilton joined Amy Mullins in the studio to talk about his new book, 'Defiant Earth: The Fate of Humans in the Anthropocene,' and how human activity has created a new and dangerous epoch. Broadcast on 11/7/2017.
2017-07-1136 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Laura Tingle, In Search Of Good GovernmentLaura Tingle, author and political editor of the Australian Financial Review, joined Amy to discuss her new book of selected essays, 'In Search Of Good Government'. Amy and Laura delve into her Quarterly Essay, 'Great Expectations' which looks at why we are so angry with our politicians, plus how and why they don't and can't possibly meet our historically ingrained expectations of state paternalism. Plus Laura's new essay on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull which challenges the dominant narrative that his government is adrift and rudderless.
2017-05-1833 min
Uncommon Sense – Triple R FMInterview with Bob Inglis, fmr US Republican CongressmanJoining Amy on Uncommon Sense is former US Republican Congressman Bob Inglis, the founder of RepublicEN.org. He has an in depth discussion with Amy on his conversion to climate action, his advocacy for a carbon tax in the US and why Trump may take up the proposal.
2017-02-2425 min
Real Food Whole HealthRFWH13: The Expat Life and Living Well, Real Food and Living in Spain, Following Your Dream, Overcoming Difficult Times with Guest, Ariana MullinsIn this episode, we travel virtually to Spain with Ariana Mullins of And Here We Are to learn what's it like to live a natural, healthy and real food lifestyle as an expat, what it takes to fulfill a dream and how we can thrive and bloom even during difficult times.
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