Station News Wellbeing
Professor John Fischetti discusses the health of university students and how the focus on student wellbeing has shifted since his own university days 40 years ago.
“. . . when someone gambles the receptors in their brain light up as someone that has a cocaine addiction.” - Libby Ferfoglia on this episode of Wellbeing
Jack Hodgins talks to two Holocaust survivors about their experiences and how their lives have been impacted.
Hunter Rostrum Station News
On Hunter Rostrum, brother pianists Alistair and Colin Noble take up the challenge of Olivier Messiaen’s Visions of the Amen.
Hunter Rostrum
On this edition of Hunter Rostrum, you can hear British violinist Roland Roberts with pianist Carmel Lutton, then the Ysaÿe Quartet plays Fauré.
Station News
On this edition of Classic Folk, the folk music of Sweden is part of the show with Phil Bates and Jane Klein.
“[Alcohol] affects all of the brain. When you are intoxicated with alcohol, your brain is swimming in it.” - Dr Sally Hunt on this episode of Wellbeing
On this edition of Hunter Rostrum, you can hear a string trio consisting of violinist Elizabeth Holowell, violist John Gould and cellist Catherine Milligan.
Simon Tedeschi is featured on this edition of Hunter Rostrum. His program includes an interesting rarity in a piano suite by the conductor Eugene Goossens.
"We are in a situation where lots of cancers are very treatable and with nicer treatments than we have had in the past." – Prof. Nikola Bowden
