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This week, hosts Bonnie, Ben and AJ catch up with Tonia from UC Student Wellbeing ahead of the class-free week. Dr Ann Hill and Emma Anere discuss food security in Papua New Guinea through the Sago+ project. We also launch Dr Stephani Stephen's new weekly segment Keeping Connected, Happy and Well.
This week hosts Charlotte, Bonnie, and Mia chat with Professor Patsie Frawley, UC's first Professor of Disability and Community Health about how important universities are in helping to create a more inclusive society. Student filmmaker Liz Johnstone also stops by the studio for a chat on their upcoming project and love of filmmaking.
This week our hosts chat to Emma from the UC Library about academic support for students. Australia Awards Scholarship Program recipient Han also joins the show to speak about her experience.
In this episode, our hosts chat with UC lecturer and author Josh Black about his new book, "Performance Politics: Australian politicians and the stories they tell". Heya from Canberra Reclink Community Cup chats about their upcoming annual music show and footy match.
This week our hosts speak with Riley Fernandes about her experience being part of UC's new "U CAN @ UC" campaign. AJ from UCFM also comes in to chat about the station's bustling semester ahead. Later, we hear directly from anonymous students with their thoughts on community engagement at UC in this week's segment of "On The Street."
In their first episode for semester 2, hosts Ben and AJ join new host Frazer to discuss UC Associated Press, a new club for students interested in journalism and media production. Tonia from Student Wellbeing also drops by for a chat about student health and support services at UC.
In the final episode for semester 1 we talk to Andrew Moss, a creative writing teacher, PhD student and the author of a new poetry collection titled 'Hybrid Heaven & Other(ed) Poems'. Bonnie shares her experience as a runner prepping for a half-marathon this weekend and we bring you that latest news and our weekly events guide.
This week our hosts speak with Satara Uthayakumaran from Migrant Workers Service Canberra about the the rights of international students working in the ACT. Later on, they hear about UC’s Snow Scholarship from Isabella and Layla, two students in the 2026 cohort. They also bring you the latest community news and a weekly events guide.
This week the team chats with Brit Champness, UC's Associate Director of Marketing & Digital Engagement, about the uni's new brand campaign "U CAN @ UC". We also catch up with UC Dramatic Arts Club to talk about their recent production of Pride and Prejudice and bring you the latest community news and our weekly events guide.
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