Naughty Bites Podcast Season 1: Episode 5: In Pursuit of Passion, Good Food and Relaxation with Richard Vines
What are you really passionate about? How do you discover what your passions are so that you can find more happiness in life? Or how do you identify them to formulate a response? But maybe through shared interests, you have somehow mustered up the courage to lustre in the hustle and bustle of life?…
Thought Leader Series: From Registered Nurse to Chief Executive, Professor Shelley Dolan
Professor Shelley Dolan
Chief Executive, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
From Registered Nurse to Chief Executive
In this episode, RCA Chief Executive Richard Vines speaks to Professor Shelley Dolan about:
Signing up as a nurse dressed in full punk rock gear, complete with pink hair
Her love …
Thought Leader Series: Risks and rewards: getting new medications into the hands of patients, Carlo Montagner
Carlo Montagner
Co-Founder and CEO, Specialised Therapeutics Australia
Risks and rewards: getting new medications into the hands of patients
In this episode, RCA Chief Executive Richard Vines speaks to Carlo Montagner about:
His move from psychology to pharma
Building a strong foundation …
Thought Leader Series: Our responsibility to patients who can’t afford to wait, Professor John Zalcberg
Professor John Zalcberg
Head, Cancer Research Program, School of Public Health, Monash University
Our responsibility to patients who can’t afford to wait
In this episode, RCA Chief Executive Richard Vines speaks to Professor John Zalcberg about:
- How he was destinated to be in medicine since ch…
Thought Leader Series: Improving the patient voice in the Australian health system, Ann Single
Ann Single
Patient Voice Initiative
Improving the patient voice in the Australian health system
In this episode, RCA Chief Executive Richard Vines speaks to Ann Single about:
- The limitations of Australia’s Health Technology Assessment (HTA) process
- How and why the HTA process needs to be …
Thought Leader Series: The future of cancer and medical research, Emeritus Professor Ian Frazer
Emeritus Professor Ian Frazer
University of Queensland
The future of cancer and medical research
In this episode, RCA Chief Executive Richard Vines speaks to Professor Ian Frazer about:
Inventing the technology behind the world’s first cancer vaccine
Vaccine hesitancy, and the potential of …
Thought Leader Series: Thinking big, how we can make a difference for patients, Professor Grant McArthur
Professor Grant McArthur
Executive Director, VCCC Alliance
Head of the Molecular Oncology Lab, Peter Mac
Thinking big: how we can make a difference for patients
In this episode, RCA Chief Executive Richard Vines speaks to Professor Grant McArthur about:
· The challenges of personalising cance…
SoHo Sins (2016)
Richard Vine's debut novel transports readers to the sharp, seedy world of Manhattan art shows, broken hearts and criminal enterprise. What starts as helping out a murder investigation soon becomes much more for art-dealer (and friend of victim) Jackson Wyeth. "SoHo Sins" is crafted by Vine with a …
Listening with Richard Vine, Art Critic
Internationally recognized art critic Richard Vine, PhD is the former managing editor of Art in America who has taught throughout the world and has produced more than three hundred art articles.
His books Range from the career survey of "Odd Nerdrum: Paintings, Sketches, and Drawings" and "New Chin…
Battlestar Galactica (2004) with Richard Vine
It's another sci-fi classic and there's some very serious themes to work through. But my guest Richard Vine, making his podcast debut, is here to make sure we don't take it all too seriously!
We cover topics such as faith, morality, how far we would go to survive, There's also a tale about a conve…
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