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Scientists are learning more about the constant conversation happening between our gut and brain. Associate Professor Vincent Ho explains the gut microbiome, the vagus nerve and how digestion may influence everything from sleep and mood to stress and overall wellbeing.
Guest: Dr Vincent Ho, Associate Professor of Medicine and Academic Gastroenterologist at Western Sydney University
Presenter: Warren Andrew
The post Associate Professor Vincent Ho: What Your Gut Is Trying to Tell Your Brain appeared first on JOY Drive.
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Sally Nicholes examines proposals to redefine sex in the Sex Discrimination Act, the case supporters make for sex-based protections and concerns that changing the law could alter existing protections for women, trans and intersex people.
Guests: Sally Nicholes, founder and Principal at Nicholes Fa…
Suzy Wrong explores Dang! through sibling rivalry, parental approval, people-pleasing and messy queer dating, asking why, even as adults, our families can pull us straight back into roles we thought we’d outgrown.
Guest: Suzy Wrong
Presenter: Warren Andrew
The post Suzy Wrong: TV Series Review &…
Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne explores why charity shops are drowning in unsellable clothes, whether online resale means we now donate only what nobody else wants, and how our desire to feel virtuous may be outsourcing the consequences of overconsumption.
Guest: Dr Lauren Rosewarne, Associa…
Dr Edith Hill explores why one TikTok parent is taking her children offline and how another creator’s 100 handmade gifts challenge is inspiring people to swap Christmas shopping for making something themselves.
Guest: Dr Edith Hill, Associate Lecturer in Learning and Teaching Innovation at Flinder…
Dr Hollis Taylor explores the extraordinary musical lives of Australian songbirds, from seven-hour butcherbird performances and regional dialects to improvisation, duets and melodies so complex that humans struggle to reproduce them.
Guest: Dr Hollis Taylor, musician, composer, zoomusicologist and…
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