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Chris and Costello: things we couldn't do or say on the radio...Chris and Costello worked in big market radio together in another life, now they bring you a rather skewed version of what's happening...interviews, Attitudes, and reviews all in an interesting and captivating way, somewhat irreverent. That's what you should expect from an American radio Icon (Chris Bailey) and a man who only has one name...and turned his back on Queen and country, Costello ( He's from England).
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On Cue Chris Costello

Chris Costello

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Welcome to On Cue Chris Costello. My Dad, Lou Costello, of the popular comedy team Abbott and Costello, was not only a comic, but a humanitarian who loved helping people. He was a sincere advocate when it came to helping others, and to be there for people who wanted to make a positive difference in our world. I guess you might say, his passion has been passed on to me. I invite you to come and listen, as I talk with people who are making an imprint in our world. People such as Elizabeth Beis ...
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RBFN Podcast

Keith Harrington

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Learn from the best alternative capital investors in the world. Revenue-based financing investor and thought leader, Keith Harrington, conducts in-depth interviews with other investors who are disrupting the capital markets by offering alternative capital solutions to the traditional VC equity fundraising path. Successful entrepreneurs are demanding more innovation from investors, and Keith’s goal is to bring these investors together to share what they’ve learned, why it’s important to them, ...
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Boston, and Massachusetts in general, is a design force. Innovation and design is just as much part of our history as tea in the harbor. At AIGA Boston we want to share the cool things that people are doing in the city and how design is flourishing. From the boom of tech companies in the seaport district, to the tradition of print in Cambridge and everything in between The Boston Designcast is here to highlight the design that shapes how we live and where you can find it.
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With the advent of social media it seems like everyone online is a millionaire or six-figure earner. With more BS out in the business world than ever I decided that I wanted to truly learn from the best and share it with the world. Think of this as a modern version of Think & Grow Rich. Learn from the entrepreneurs actually making an impact in their industries and find out what it takes to turn an innovative idea into a profitable business. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.co ...
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RNZ National’s flagship news programme known for breaking news stories, incisive interviews with politicians across the political spectrum and newsmakers and commentators from Aotearoa and around the world. There's a lot to talk about in the mornings and Morning Report is covering the stories that matter to the people of Aotearoa.
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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Ever wondered what it feels like to be a radio renegade? Join us as we kick off with an amusing debate over our intro music and what makes us the "original Canceled Radio guys." We'll take you back to the golden age of radio, reminiscing about the wild and freewheeling days before diving into our transition to modern platforms like Facebook, Instag…
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A modern coming-of-age drama by one of Australian most exciting voices is returning to the stage after a stellar run and rave reviews. Golden Blood is inspired by events in Merlynn Tong's life and follows two estranged siblings after the death of their mother set around the nightclubs of Singapore. Guest:Merlynn Tong, writer and star of Golden Bloo…
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Midwest princess Chappell Roan took home 'Best New Artist' at the MTV Video Music Awards after a rapid rise to the top of the charts. But the pop-star is far from an overnight success, and has been slogging it out for a long time . Now she's setting boundaries with superfans, who have built a para-social relationship with her. Guest: Ce Benedict, M…
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Bird flu has been in the headlines recently as a highly pathogenic strain spread around the world and three separate strains were detected in Australia. Now, a US man in the state of Missouri has tested positive for H5 bird flu and according to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention he didn't report any contact with animals ahead of the dia…
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There have been dozens of underworld killings in Sydney over the past four years. Execution style murders that have taken place in very public places. Four Corners investigates how much the New South Wales police knew about the shootings before they took place, and if they should've intervened to stop them. Guest: Mahmood Fazal, Four Corners Report…
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Former President Donald Trump is safe after gun shots were fired at his Florida gold course in what the FBI are saying in an apparent assassination attempt. A alleged suspect has been arrested after fleeing the golf club in West Palm Beach. The White House has said that President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have been briefed about th…
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Acclaimed Australian author Don Watson has turned his observational wit to the upcoming US election. In his Quarterly Essay, High Noon; Trump, Harris and America on the Brink, Watson describes Trump turning Republican politics into an "addictive world of TV wrestling". Guest: Don WatsonAutor: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Coalition has flagged it could unpick the Government's same job, same pay laws, which primarily affect labour hires. ACTU Secretary Sally McManus says the Coalition was always going to make Industrial Relations reforms an election issue. McManus says from discussions "behind closed doors" with big business they've "already well and truly promis…
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Labor's housing bills, Help-to-Buy and Build-to-Rent, are yet to pass the Senate - with the Coalition and the Greens continuing to oppose the legislation. Greens Housing spokesperson, Max Chandler-Mather told RN Breakfast the Greens "accept" they aren't going to get through all of their demands, but says "neither [of the bills] give light at the en…
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Australia has joined other Western nations in slapping new sanctions on Iran - in the wake of reports that Iran is supplying Russia with ballistic missiles for its war against Ukraine. The Federal Government has targeted another five Iranians with financial sanctions and travel bans. And in the US, the FBI say they "investigating what appears to be…
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This week, the Federal Government hopes to ease some of those woes with its Help-to-Buy and Build-to-Rent Bills listed for debate in the Senate this week. But the government is facing fierce opposition from the Coalition and the Greens. Housing Minister, Clare O'Neil told RN Breakfast the housing will make a "tangible difference" for key workers - …
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Australians have lost over $2.7 billion dollars to scammers and the Government has a proposed new crackdown to combat scammers. The proposal has been welcomed by the big banks, but consumer groups have said they won't go far enough in protecting the victims of scams. Guest: Adele Ferguson, ABC Investigative Reporter Producer: Matt Simpson…
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The challenge of tackling microplastics and PFAS chemicals, known as forever chemicals, will be played out at a major international conference beginning in Adelaide today. More than 700 experts from around the world will explore the gravity of the issue, and ways to reduce and restore the harm from these substances at the conference hosted by hoste…
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The US and the UK have delayed a decision on whether to allow Ukraine to use long-range Western-supplied missiles to strike military targets inside Russia. At the centre of the talks - between US President Joe Biden and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer - was the Storm Shadow, which is a British-French missile that the UK supplied to Kyiv last …
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney is the latest in a long line of Republicans to publicly endorse Vice President Kamala Harris and The Democratic party for the upcoming election. Many leading conservative commentators are now calling on Former President George W Bush to break his silence and also endorse the Democrats this November Guest: Bill Kris…
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For the last few weeks of the season we wanted to speak to fly anglers to find out how their season has gone.You hear different stories about how conditions have been and how loughs and rivers have fared around the country, so what has it actually been like for anglers on the ground?This week, it was great to chat once again to James Barry, the fis…
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The Prime Minister's Literary Award for Fiction was announced last night. Anam a compelling story about the complexities of returning home, belonging, and a history marked by war won the award for fiction. The debut novel of André Dao - a Melbourne based writer who's work includes elevating the voices of asylum seekers in Australia - the novel expl…
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When you think of comfort food, what springs to mind? Yotam Ottolenghi is a name synonymous with making masterchefs out of home cooks, and in his latest release with Helen Goh, Verena Lochmuller and Tara Wrigley, he's sprucing up comfort food. Guests: Yotam Ottolenghi and Helen Goh. Producer: Kimberley Price.…
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On Saturday 5.5 million voters get to decide who their local representatives will be as elections take place across 128 local government councils in New South Wales. An administrative error by local Liberal Party officials means there will be no liberal candidates on the ballot paper in dozens of contests. Guest: Ben Raue, election analyst​ and blo…
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Stepping down as CEO of Nine Entertainment, Mike Sneesby said this has been one of the "most challenging" years of his career. In the past months he has overseen bitter pay negotiations, staff cuts and allegations of covering up inappropriate behaviour of former executives. Managing Editor of Mumbrella, Neil Griffiths says Mike Sneesby's legacy is …
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David Speers says the Government's deal with the Coalition on the aged care overhaul was "critical", and a "rare example" of reform. He says while the major party truce on this issue is in part due to national interest consideration, Peter Dutton deserves credit as this "hits his base more than Labor's." It comes as the Government's gone on a bit o…
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The big question in the AFL is can the brash young Hawks continue their memorable season - or will it be a Port Adelaide bounce back to form? And after a couple of years off speculation English giants Manchester City will face an independent tribunal accused of cheating the fair play rules. The Defending NRL Premiers Penrith begin their finals camp…
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After a breakthrough deal with the Coalition, the Federal Government will help older Australians live at home for longer and improve conditions and protections for people living in aged care facilities. Aged Care Minister Anika Wells told RN Breakfast the $5.6 billion dollar package is one of the most "transformational reforms" and the biggest refo…
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It turns out juvenile eels can be eaten by a predator fish and then escape out the gills to freedom before being digested. They back up, sneak out the stomach and through the gills backwards. And it turns out, the slippery escape isn't totally unique to eels.And 'dinosaur tree' saplings in NSW are going up for auction - but they prehistoric Wollemi…
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In the early 2000s, Dutch doctor Rebecca Gomperts was concerned for women who couldn't get access to legal and safe abortions. So, she hired a boat, would legally dock in a country that banned or criminalised abortion, pick up local women in need, and then take them out to international waters to perform safe abortions on a ship. Now, Dr Gomperts i…
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Anti-war protests in Melbourne turned violent this week outside Australia's biggest military expo in Melbourne. Police called the protests "abhorrent", while several human rights groups have criticised what they say was an overuse of force by police.Lord Mayor of Melbourne Nicholas Reece says the protestors don't represent the city. Guest: Nicholas…
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A Tasmanian man, who has lost more than $100,000 to gambling, has backed calls for the Prime Minister to hold wider consultation with people like him. Mark Kempster says by rejecting an outright ban on gambling advertising - Anthony Albanese is protecting an industry that has ruined lives like his. Guest: Mark Kempster, reformed gambler Producer: A…
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Haitian Americans have said they don't feel safe, after Donald Trump accused Haitian immigrants of stealing peoples pets and eating them. The Republican presidential candidate's false claims have been widely condemned and were debunked by the moderators during the debate. But the gfounder of Haitian American Foundation for Democracy says the racist…
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At least 18 are dead and dozens injured after an Israeli air-strike on the Nuseirate school turned refugee camp in Gaza. Six aid workers are among those killed, in what UNWRA says in the highest single incident death toll among its workers. Nebal Farsakh from the Palestine Red Crescent Society told RN Breakfast when humanitarian zones are attack, i…
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A new thriller in cinemas starring James McAvoy puts a sinister spin on the English countryside. Speak No Evil is a psychological thriller about a villain hiding in plain sight.And also out this week is Last Summer about a middle aged lawyer, Anne who embarks on a affair with her seventeen year old step son. The Screen Show's Jason Di Rosso says it…
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12-year-old Rafferty Stevens wrote to the Prime Minister to thank him for supporting the Paralympics - and the PM read that letter in parliament yesterday. Raff is a wheelchair athlete in both tennis and basketball - and hopes to make it to the 2032 Paralympic Games. Guest: Rafferty Stevens Producer: Anne Barker…
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Thursday Murder Club is the hit book series by British TV host-turned-novelist Richard Osman. Now, Osman has launched a new book series, with a whole new cast of dysfunctional detectives. And new Australian novel A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle is a tale of two lives and "the path not taken." Guest: Claire Nichols, host of The Book Show…
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Labor's reforms to the Reserve Bank are at a political impasse - and now they're copping heavy criticism from a former RBA governor. Bernie Fraser told RN Breakfast says the "specialist" approach in the reforms cuts across the charter of the RBA - and will lead to a "preoccupation with inflation" to an exclusion of other things it must take into ac…
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Today the Albanese Government will introduce legislation to deliver a pay rise for childcare workers. The legislation will set up a special account to lock in funding for a 15 per cent wage increase for workers. This government says the legislation will give workers certainty that funding is set aside for a wage increase and make it harder for futu…
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The Government's new misinformation legislation being introduced today, but Independent Senator David Pocock is warning that it's remit isn't wide enough. The Senator has raised the alarm about generative AI, telling RN Breakfast is was "urgent" for the Government to deal with the growing threat of generative AI in election periods before the next …
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The Government's moving ahead with some key legislation being introduced, much of it aimed at the online space. What do we know? This comes on the back of the Government's proposed age limits on social media - but is that workable? The Chief Political Editor for 9News Charles Croucher joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal…
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Calls are mounting for the Federal Government to do more on gambling reforms and to not abandon the key recommendations of the Murphy review. Gambling reform advocate Peter Costello told RN Breakfast while he's not a gambling prohibitionist, children should be protected from being "groomed" by the industry through advertising. He says while the "bl…
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Tensions between the mining industry's peak body and the Albanese Government heated up this week in the bush capital. Minerals Council chief executive Tania Constable told RN Breakfast the government's industrial relations reforms are already having an impact on the industry and are "a solution looking for a problem." Guest: Tania Constable, Minera…
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After years of schoolyard bullying, Caitlyn Hincks was driven to the edge. Then a friend asked her to go have a chat on the beach and that connection changed her plans. Now an ambassador for the national suicide prevention charity R U OK?, September 12th is a day close to her heart. Guest: Caitlyn Hincks, ambassador for the national suicide prevent…
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After years of price explosions since the pandemic, rental prices are finally plateauing. Property research firm CoreLogic's national rental index recorded 0 per cent growth over July and August - the least since the index fell 0.2 per cent in July 2020. Guest: Tim Lawless, CoreLogic's research director, Asia Pacific Producer: Kate Jones…
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It was the debate that experts said was a make or break for both Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump. Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump had their first and possibly only debate, with both candidates accusing each other of lying - and both defending their records on everything from immigration …
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Tent boxing was a popular form of entertainment across Australia in the 1970s. Kid Snow takes us back to those days with English actor Billy Howle taking on the titular role with an all-star Aussie cast. Hejoined RN Breakfast to talk about how he managed fight scenes and filming in Esperance, Western Australia. Guest: Billy Howle Producer: Kimberle…
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The US election polls have Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump virtually tied in key swing states, adding extra pressure to the upcoming Presidential debate. The last US Presidential debate ended in a change of candidate, what will be the outcome of this next Presidential debate? Guest: Nick Bryant, Former US Corresponden…
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Thousands of demonstrators have begun to gather outside a global military convention in Melbourne this morning. The 'Land Forces' expo is a showcase of Australia's military innovation from private companies and the Australian Army. Guest:Bec Shrimpton, Director of Defence Strategy and National Security at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute…
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The Treasurer is trying to pass RBA reforms. But the Opposition refusing to support it, and the Greens are calling for a list of demands - how much of a task is ahead? And opinion is divided across the community about the proposed social media age restrictions. The chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age David Crowe …
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