MOD.Cast

In this season of MOD.Cast we're getting up close.... really close. We have teamed up Radio Adelaide and UniSA Journalism students to explore the underlying themes of our online exhibition UP CLOSE.

We'll put humanity under the microscope and look at how things within us, on us, and around us influence our personal and shared experiences. We'll consider what drives our responses to touch, humour, relationships and our environment, and look at how our connections with machines will augment and enhance our lives into the future.

MOD.Cast Season 4 was produced by UniSA journalism students Elise Graham and Ayla Liebenberg. The Senior Producer for this series is Sarah Martin at Radio Adelaide Podcast Works. Music featured in this season is Hedda Gabler, by South Australian musicians, Zephyr Quartet.

This episode's transcript can be found here: bit.ly/39oHYSg

In this season of MOD.Cast we're getting up close.... really close. We have teamed up Radio Adelaide and UniSA Journalism students to explore the underlying themes of our online exhibition UP CLOSE.

We'll put humanity under the microscope and look at how things within us, on us, and around us influence our personal and shared experiences. We'll consider what drives our responses to touch, humour, relationships and our environment, and look at how our connections with machines will augment and enhance our lives into the future.

MOD.Cast Season 4 was produced by UniSA journalism students Elise Graham and Ayla Liebenberg. The Senior Producer for this series is Sarah Martin at Radio Adelaide Podcast Works. Music featured in this season is Hedda Gabler, by South Australian musicians, Zephyr Quartet.

This episode's transcript can be found here: bit.ly/3CB41BP

In this season of MOD.Cast we're getting up close.... really close. We have teamed up Radio Adelaide and UniSA Journalism students to explore the underlying themes of our online exhibition UP CLOSE.

We'll put humanity under the microscope and look at how things within us, on us, and around us influence our personal and shared experiences. We'll consider what drives our responses to touch, humour, relationships and our environment, and look at how our connections with machines will augment and enhance our lives into the future.

MOD.Cast Season 4 was produced by UniSA journalism students Elise Graham and Ayla Liebenberg. The Senior Producer for this series is Sarah Martin at Radio Adelaide Podcast Works. Music featured in this season is Hedda Gabler, by South Australian musicians, Zephyr Quartet.

This episode's transcript can be found here: bit.ly/3EeN1mh

Before we jump into our newest season of MOD.Cast, we're sharing a special episode made for the UP CLOSE exhibition by the Aboriginal Sexual Health Podcast. Find more information at mod.org.au/up-close.

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This episode was recorded and produced by Dominic Guerrera and Sasha Smith.

Before we jump into our newest season of MOD.Cast, we're sharing a favourite from our friends at the SA Museum. This one's all about Sir Douglas Mawson and his expedition in Antarctica. Check out the SAM Podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/southaustralianmuseum

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This episode features Mark Pharaoh, Polar Collection Manager at the South Australian Museum, telling the epic story of Sir Douglas Mawson's journey across Antarctica.

This episode is made possible by the Department for Energy and Mining. Audio production is by Jake Holmes, theme song by Peter Saunders, and Kaurna welcome by Uncle Michael O'Brien. Our Wonders from the South Australian Museum exhibition (featuring Mawson's signature balaclava) is on until August 8th 2021.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit humanity in late 2019 we suddenly realised that the systems that hold us together are fragile.

Our understanding of what is 'essential' has changed dramatically and we've had to find new ways to work, study and create... to be together while apart, take care of ourselves and others... and find ways to build a similar but different world.

In this MOD.CAST episode we explore resilience and how revisiting history as well as observing members in our broader community may demonstrate how we may be able to emerge stronger and more resilient after having our worlds turned upside down.

For more information regarding the online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED please visit mod.org.au

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit humanity in late 2019 we suddenly realised that the systems that hold us together are fragile.

Our understanding of what is 'essential' has changed dramatically and we've had to find new ways to work, study and create... to be together while apart, take care of ourselves and others... and find ways to build a similar but different world.

In this MOD.CAST episode we are looking at how we can assess risk, establish trust and apply critical thinking when our world is turned upside down.

For more information regarding the online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED please visit mod.org.au

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit humanity in late 2019 we suddenly realised that the systems that hold us together are fragile.

Our understanding of what is 'essential' has changed dramatically and we've had to find new ways to work, study and create... to be together while apart, take care of ourselves and others... and find ways to build a similar but different world.

In this MOD.CAST episode we are looking at how the pandemic has impacted the global tourism industry and how Australians are turning to local connections and communities which may in turn change our understanding of domestic travel as we know it.

For more information regarding the online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED please visit mod.org.au

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit humanity in late 2019 we suddenly realised that the systems that hold us together are fragile.

Our understanding of what is 'essential' has changed dramatically and we've had to find new ways to work, study and create... to be together while apart, take care of ourselves and others... and find ways to build a similar but different world.

In this MOD.CAST episode we will look at the impact of the previous and ongoing nationwide lock downs on mental health, and explore how we can help ourselves to maintain a healthy and positive outlook.

For more information regarding the online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED please visit mod.org.au

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit humanity in late 2019 we suddenly realised that the systems that hold us together are fragile.

Our understanding of what is 'essential' has changed dramatically and we've had to find new ways to work, study and create... to be together while apart, take care of ourselves and others... and find ways to build a similar but different world.

In this MOD.CAST episode we will be diving into the impact of the pandemic on culture and creativity, and the role technology plays in enabling innovation in a time of crisis.

For more information regarding the online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED please visit mod.org.au