I migliori Salvador Dalí podcast (2024)

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Eyes, lips, hands and brains: The weird and wonderful work of Salvador Dalí 17:00

2d ago17:00

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Which famous artist of the 20th century collaborated with Mae West, Buster Keaton, David Bowie, Alfred Hitchcock, Walt Disney and heavy metal rocker Alice Cooper? That would be Salvador Dalí.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Castells - the cross-border and gravity-defying spirit of teamwork 23:36

8h ago23:36

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For more than 200 years, Catalans have celebrated the sky-reaching tradition of castells, literally castles in Catalan, when groups of people gather to climb on top of each other to build the highest castle. Although the tradition suffered waves of decline up to the point of disappearance, it experienced a renaissance in the 1980s, and in 2010 UNES…

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Joe Biden stumbles during first presidential debate 10:22

23h ago10:22

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With just five months to go before the 2024 election, 81-year-old President Joe Biden often struggled with a weak, raspy voice during the 90-minute broadcast, and repeatedly tripped over his words. White House officials have told reporters that the President has a cold. But there's growing speculation that the incumbent may have to step aside as th…

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Max Cooper unlocks nature's musical blueprint 17:00

23h ago17:00

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If you think about it, genetics are a little bit like music...Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Max Cooper unlocks nature's musical blueprint 17:00

23h ago17:00

17:00

If you think about it, genetics are a little bit like music...Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Are you suffering from telephobia? New research shows it is on the rise. 10:16

24h ago10:16

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Are you one of the growing number of people suffering from what is known as telephobia, which is a fear of telephones? New research shows it is rising amongst young people. GUEST: Narelle Towie, Academic Head of Journalism, Murdoch UniversityDi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Free sports bras for female students sees boost in sport participation at regional high school 5:30

24h ago5:30

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Gilgandra High School in the Western Plains of New South Wales used leftover funds to provide free sports bras, properly fitted, for female students and they’ve now seen a 20% boost in their female cohort at athletics carnival.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Nearl two thirds of aged care homes failing to meet mandated standards of care 8:20

24h ago8:20

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A study by the University of Technology Sydney has shown aged care providers are still behind when it comes to meeting mandated levels of direct care.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Wrap: The first US presidential debate, Julian Assange's return home, Labor Senator Fatima Payman crossing the floor and inflation 22:52

24h ago22:52

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GUESTS:Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Gregor MacGregor and the Biggest Scam in History 16:11

2d ago16:11

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One of the most audacious scams in history took place in the early 19th century in Britain. A man sold thousands of people a dream of land in the New World. His claims attracted large investments, encouraged hundreds of people to move around the world, and even suckered in members of the royal family. However, his promises were empty, and in the en…

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What happened when a live World War II bomb was found in Darwin 4:56

2d ago4:56

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An active, unstable World War II bomb was found at a construction site at the edge of Darwin's CBD this week. Listen to how one of the military's top bomb experts defused the situation.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Julian Assange's supporters want him to be pardoned, what does that even mean? 11:52

2d ago11:52

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While Wikileaks founder Julian Assange slowly settles back into Australian life, he does so as a convicted felon. His supporters want his name cleared with a presidential pardon.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Eyes, lips, hands and brains: The weird and wonderful work of Salvador Dalí 17:00

2d ago17:00

17:00

Which famous artist of the 20th century collaborated with Mae West, Buster Keaton, David Bowie, Alfred Hitchcock, Walt Disney and heavy metal rocker Alice Cooper? That would be Salvador Dalí.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What are the ethical or legal risks of using AI to boost drug development? 5:05

2d ago5:05

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Formation Bio, a startup with backing from Open AI CEO Sam Altman, has announced a raise of $372 million to boost drug development using artificial intelligence. But what are the potential ethical and legal risks associated with this? GUEST: Emily Casey, self-described Medicine Defector, Head of Community at Tenmile and Founder of ‘What the Health’…

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Number of mortgage holders falling behind on repayments hits eight-year high 5:43

2d ago5:43

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New figures released by the American credit rating agency, Fitch Ratings, show the number of mortgage holders falling behind on repayments has hit an eight-year high.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Brands are selling skincare routines for newborn babies. Is it time for a beauty industry reckoning? 13:05

2d ago13:05

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Online so-called 'Skinfluencers' are fuelling huge demands for luxury products with hype skincare routines on TikTok and Instagram, Mecca hooks in tweens and teens with loyalty and rewards programs, and international brands such as Dior now offer expensive skincare packages for newborn babies.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Why is the Coalition opposing Labor's 'build to rent' scheme? 9:22

2d ago9:22

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A Labor plan to entice foreign investors to build apartments for renters has run into a roadblock in the Senate, with the Greens and the Coalition teaming up to split up a government bill and single out a key housing measure.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Was Bolivia's apparent coup an 'auto golpe'? 8:03

2d ago8:03

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In dramatic scenes today, Bolivia's president Luis Arce has fended off what appears to be an attempted coup by an army commander.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Discovery and Burial of the Remains of Richard III (Encore) 12:50

3d ago12:50

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The death of a British monarch is a very big event. Thousands of people may take part in the funeral and procession, with millions more lining up to pay their respects and billions more watching on television. This didn’t always use to be the case, however. In particular, there was one English King who not only didn’t get an elaborate funeral, no o…

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Does Julian Assange's prosecution set a dangerous precedent for free speech? 10:39

3d ago10:39

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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is finally free but some fear his prosecution has set a dangerous precedent that should worry anyone who believes in free speech and democratic accountability.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Saipan in the spotlight as Assange fronts court 8:30

3d ago8:30

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Julian Assange will land in Australia tonight after his plane left the little-known island of Saipan where a few hours ago he pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy. GUEST: Naina Rao, News Director, KPRG public radio, Guam and SaipanDi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Hypochondria and the "glass delusion" 16:00

3d ago16:00

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Find out why in 1392, King Charles the Sixth was convinced his body was made of class and that he might shatter at any moment.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Hypochondria and the "glass delusion" 16:00

3d ago16:00

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Find out why in 1392, King Charles the Sixth was convinced his body was made of class and that he might shatter at any moment.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'I want to see him submerged in the beauty of ordinary life': What Julian Assange's dad hopes for his son 11:39

3d ago11:39

11:39

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange officially secured his freedom this morning at a court in the US territory of the Mariana Islands, pleading guilty in a historic plea deal with US authorities that ends a 14 year ordeal.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Regional universities warn of big funding drops from international student cap 6:45

3d ago6:45

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Australia’s regional universities say they’ve seen an almost 50 per cent reduction in international students as the Federal government looks to tighten international migration.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Could a cap and trade system help fix part of the housing crisis? 15:07

3d ago15:07

15:07

Housing economist Karl Fitzgerald is taking his proposal to AirbnbDi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Air Conditioning 14:18

4d ago14:18

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One of the biggest problems that humanity has faced for thousands of years is heat. Excessive heat made it difficult to work in the middle of the day. Heat was especially problematic in the tropics, where a shockingly large percentage of humanity lived. As cities became more developed, excess heat, all year round, became a limiting factor in how ta…

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World Potato Congress hopes to be a smash 4:48

4d ago4:48

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More than a thousand people, from 40 countries, have descended upon Adelaide for the World Potato Congress which runs until tomorrow. It's the first time Australia has ever hosted it.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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New report finds tracking devices being used by DV offenders 8:24

4d ago8:24

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One in four people who purchased GPS tracking devices since 2023 have a history of domestic violence, according to a new report from the NSW Crime Commission. An investigation into the criminal use of surveillance devices has found they are being used by organised criminal networks to facilitate organised crime, and extensively by high-risk domesti…

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'It's extraordinary': Monique Ryan on Julian Assange's possible release 8:04

4d ago8:04

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After years of imprisonment in the UK, could Wikileaks founder Julian Assange finally be on his way home after brokering a deal with US authorities?Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Jeremy Hearder reflects on a life in diplomacy 16:00

4d ago16:00

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Jeremy Hearder has been one of Australia's longest serving diplomats and public servants. He's retiring this week after 65 years, nine postings abroad and a wealth of stories.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Jeremy Hearder reflects on a life in diplomacy 16:00

4d ago16:00

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Jeremy Hearder has been one of Australia's longest serving diplomats and public servants. He's retiring this week after 65 years, nine postings abroad and a wealth of stories.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Is Australia's east coast facing a gas shortage? 6:47

4d ago6:47

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Is the east coast of Australia at risk of running out of gas? Australia’s energy market operator says yes, but the resources minister Madeleine King says "there will be sufficient gas available for the community".Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Extreme bushfires increasing in intensity and frequency 5:03

4d ago5:03

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Extreme bushfires have more than doubled in frequency and intensity over the past two decades, according to a global study from the University of Tasmania.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Great Barrier Reef avoids being added to UNESCO's in-danger list 10:44

4d ago10:44

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In what will be a sigh of relief for the Federal Government, and not to mention tourist operators, the Great Barrier Reef has managed to keep off the United Nation's endangered list.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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New study finds loneliness can increase stroke risk by up to 56% 13:38

4d ago13:38

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In a first of its kind study, with 12,000 participants, researchers at Harvard University has found chronic loneliness can increase the risk of suffering a stroke by as much as 56%.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Formation of the United Nations 15:04

5d ago15:04

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In the midst of the Second World War, the Allied powers began planning ahead for what the post-war world was going to look like. The Legion of Nations had failed to prevent World War II. If they were to prevent another major war from breaking out in the 20th century, they needed something else. Learning from the lessons from the past, they created …

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Experts say some of Australia's nuclear waste currently sits in cupboards, can we handle more? 6:15

5d ago6:15

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While there are questions around the economics and timing of the Coalition's renewed nuclear policy, a basic question remains: what about the waste?Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Families of victims killed in Boeing 737 MAX crashes seek $US24.8 billion fine 8:54

5d ago8:54

8:54

Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 and Lion Air Flight 610 were two of the most deadly crashes in recent aviation history – together they claimed 346 lives. 15 families of victims of the Boeing 737 Max crashes are now asking the US government to fine the company $US24.8 billion over the incidents.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Black Sabbath, Barbary duck and base guitars 13:00

5d ago13:00

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Tiffany Murray's new autobiography 'My Family and Other Rock Stars' of her time growing up amongst musicians like Queen, David Bowie and Iggy Pop.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Black Sabbath, Barbary duck and base guitars 13:00

5d ago13:00

13:00

Tiffany Murray's new autobiography 'My Family and Other Rock Stars' of her time growing up amongst musicians like Queen, David Bowie and Iggy Pop.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What would you change about Australian supermarkets? 11:44

5d ago11:44

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The federal government has announced it will impose a mandatory behaviour code on large supermarket chains if they deal unfairly with suppliers.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Supermarket giants to be hit with mandatory conduct code 10:50

5d ago10:50

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Will it be enough to put the giants back in line?Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Is social media really harmful for children? 14:40

5d ago14:40

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Between concerns about mental health impacts and the possibility of dangerous content, we're often being told that social media is dangerous for young people, but is that actually true?Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Independents push for 'right to housing' 8:26

5d ago8:26

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ACT Senator David Pocock and Independent MP for North Sydney Kylea Tink plan to introduce legislation in both houses that would require adequate housing to be treated as a human right for every Australian.Di Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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