It's Week Twelve - our last week of classes and this is our last official podcast episode. We'll showcase some of your podcasts in the next and final episode. Today Neelu and Heather answer some final questions about the assessment, reflect on the semester and play the second half of our interview with Annie Hastwell, Executive Producer of The Wire and brilliant maker of radio. This week Annie talks about working as a freelancer and her latest work - Waterloo Bay - that word "massacre"

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It's Week Eleven and we're happy to have Annie Hastwell, Executive Producer of The Wire and brilliant maker of radio, in the studio with us for the next couple of weeks. This week Annie talks about The Wire, Radio Adelaide and what she learnt at the HearSay Audio Arts Festival.

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And we're back after the semester break with our seventh episode. Neelu shares some Kiwi radio with us and we profile some of the best student podcast teasers. Royalty free music from Dee Yan Key.

It's Week Six for Radio Journalism and Podcasts. This week we have Caroline Mann as our special guest - she's a renowned filmmaker and multi-media expert who also teaches at UnISA. And we hear teasers for some of our students' podcasts, and from staff about their favourite podcasts. Neelu also makes Heather demonstrate her 'dog panting' techniques.

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We'll be having a two week break to coincide with the University semester break.

It's Week Five for Radio Journalism and Podcasts at the University of South Australia. This week we hear from students about their podcast ideas, answer LOTS of questions about the assessments and Heather shares some good and 'not so favoured' examples from the podcast world.

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It's Week Four of Radio Journalism and Podcasts at the University of South Australia and while the students have been working on their online modules, the staff have been experimenting with microphones .....

It's Week Three for "Radio Journalism and Podcasts" and we're talking to our new Technical Officer Phil van Hout about his incredible PhD project and the magic of all things 'sound'. We also hear from students about how they're enjoying the course so far and Heather answers questions about the assignments.

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