Understanding AI – 7 things it can do for you
It’s in the name, sure... But is AI really ‘intelligent’? Does it ‘think’? What do you know about how these tools were made, who owns them now, and who determines the way they work? How can you turn AI to best advantage in business and personal spheres?
Now that AI’s on the tip of everyone’s tong…
The new media moguls – how the tech sector took over journalism
Social media connects us to friends and family, and gives us an unprecedented window to the wider world. But how much do we really know about how social media, and the barons who run these platforms, shape our views and our communities? Former newspaper editor and current Meta advisor Alan Rusbridg…
Treating addiction is complicated – could cravings be the key?
The widespread problem of substance abuse has plagued humans throughout history. It robs potential, ruins lives. Yet nothing we’ve tried has ever solved addiction. Professor Michael Bowen wants to change this. He went looking for a solution not in the human body, but in the brain.
And what he’s f…
What makes a childhood good?
What makes a childhood good? Every parent wants their kids to be safe, and for their childhoods to set them up for a productive and fulfilling adulthood. But what about the childhood itself? How do we make sure every child in Australia gets to truly be a kid? Universal childcare might be the answer…
Why is the most connected generation the loneliest?
Loneliness is becoming more common, and it’s making us sick. But why? Professor Melody Ding studies loneliness from a public health perspective, and she wants us to design communities where everyone has access to a flourishing social life.
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There have never been more people living on the plane…
Why you should be eating like an animal
Your biology’s been hacked.
Your naturally evolved appetite would allow you to eat exactly the right amount of food every day, except that most of us live in highly industrialised food environments today.
Two of nutrition’s most productive scientists explain how we ended up here, and how you can …
Powerful Stories of Addiction on Screen
Have you seen Moonlight? What about Beautiful Boy? Requiem for a Dream? CJ Johnston, Nightlife's resident film guru, joins Andrea Ho to break down the portrayals of drugs in film.
Romancing the Stones: The Treasures of the West
Andrea Ho is joined by Susan Stocklmayer, mineralogist and gemmologist, who takes us through some of the treasures of Australia's West.
The History Quiz: Which stadiums in the US and the UK hosted concerts for Live Aid?
Join the guest host of Weekend Nightlife Andrea Ho for The History Quiz, Sunday April 8th (History of stadiums) edition to find out if you have the answer correct!
Andrea Ho - Radio Broadcaster / Producer / Educator
A conversation with Andrea Ho - radio broadcaster/producer/educator and Trailblazer Award recipient chatting at Radio Days Asia radio conference in Jakarta in September 2026, sharing her thoughts on the unique bond between radio broadcasters and their audience and more.
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