154: The Future of Heart Health
Heart disease remains one of Australia's biggest health challenges — but how much of it could actually be prevented?
This week on The XYZ Experiment, we welcome back Susie Cartledge, Senior Research Fellow at Monash University and Clinical Nurse Consultant at Alfred Health, to talk about heart heal…
Ep155: Who Do You Turn to For Life Advice?
Who are the people you turn to when you need advice, perspective or a push in the right direction?
This week on The XYZ Experiment, we're talking about mentors - who are they, where we find them and the impact they can have on our lives.
We explore what being a mentor actually means. It doesn't hav…
Ep156: Your Childhood Bedroom: Is it Still Your Room?
This week on The XYZ Experiment, we’re opening the door to a very personal piece of our past — our childhood bedrooms.
What did your room look like growing up? Were the walls covered in posters? Did you choose the paint, rearrange the furniture constantly, or have absolutely no say in how it looked…
Ep157: Eat. Sleep. Move. What Does the Science Actually Say?
What does being “healthy” actually mean — and with so much advice coming at us from social media, are we making it more complicated than it needs to be?
This week on The XYZ Experiment, we’re joined by Dr Fran Alves, an early-career dementia researcher at The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Me…
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Fiona Kelly brings you a selection of the week's radio highlights...from gender wars within the GAA to Liveline's trip to NYC to mark the 25th anniversary of 911 plus an insight into why crows don't like Dick CheneySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ep159: What 20 Years of Research Tells Us About Young People
What can 20 years of asking young Australians about sex, drugs, relationships and health tell us about how generations are changing?
This week on The XYZ Experiment, we’re joined by Associate Professor Megan Lim from the Burnet Institute, whose research has spent two decades doing something incredi…
Ep160: Do We Still Need to Know How to Do Things?
Once upon a time, we memorised phone numbers, read maps, did sums in our heads and figured out how to fix things ourselves. We cooked from memory, wrote things down by hand and, if we got lost, there was no little blue dot to rescue us.
But now we have Google, GPS, YouTube and AI at our fingertips.…
Ep161: Cake: A Love Story Across The Years
Chocolate, lemon, sponge or a traditional Sri Lankan fruit cake — when it comes to cake, we all have our favourites. But have our tastes changed as we've grown older?
This week on The XYZ Experiment, Darsh and Fiona take a delicious trip down memory lane, reminiscing about childhood birthday cakes,…
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