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Tuesday 11th April, 2006
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Tuesday
11th AprilDBC Pierre, the man who won the Booker prize for his first novel “Vernon God Little”, was in Perth last week to launch his new book “Ludmilla’s Broken English”. He has a chequered past (to say the least) and a unique outlook on life and shared some of those tales (and vodka, but that’s another story) with Martin McKenzie Murray.
We also heard from Oxford Historian Dr Robert Gerwarth, an expert on the history of terrorism in 20th century Germany. He was in Perth for a series of lectures on Terrorism at the Institute of Advanced Studies at UWA. Marty first asks if Terrorism has ever worked…Have a listen to Martin McKenzie Murray’s conversation with Booker Prize winner DBC Pierre.
- DBC Pierre .mp3
- 3.64M Ogg Vorbis
Dr Robert Gerwarth’s position on Terrorism from a historical perspective.
- Dr Robert Gerwarth.mp3
- 3.24M Ogg Vorbis
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Monday
With Damian Smith
Find out what’s coming up on All Things Queer, airing Monday nights from 10pm.
Africa Focus – we look across the Indian Ocean to the vast plains of Africa with Dr David Robinson, covering the stories other organisations miss.
The latest in science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture on Faster Than Light with Grant Stone.
Tuesday
With Jamie Macdonald
Talk the Talk – our weekly delve in to linguistics and the history and implications of a word or phrase being used currently, with UWA’s Daniel Midgley.
Wednesday
With Travis Collins
Understorey – WA’s only environmental radio show airs on Morning Magazine just after 11.30 every Wednesday.
Thursday
With Meri Fatin
Know Thyself – with one of four rotating special guests helping you to lead a more holistic life.
Friday
With Bren McGurk
Unzip the Sealed Section with sexologist Dr Gareth Merriman; diving into the titillating, fascinating and sometimes nauseating world of sex.
Burning Down the House takes on women’s issues every Friday on the Mag after 11.30.
