Tara Brabazon podcast

Mark, Steve and Tara talk about how Mark is building his artefact. The use of light, dark, movement and colour is aligning meaning systems and movement systems.

Mick, Tara and Steve entered Mick's meme research - in detail. We started with Casablanca and probed why it is famous - and why it remains famous.

Sunny, Steve and Tara talk about Sunny's rather fabulous week in the media. We talk about the role of these interviews and articles in doctoral research and how powerful research about race can be transformative for rural and regional Australia.

Anne and Steve talk about the value of side roads in a doctorate - to gain experience and expertise - but also recognize why focus, clarity and a clear spine of argument is integral to a doctorate.

Mark and Steve evaluate Mark's strategy for doctoral management, to pinch a few hours and develop annotated bibliographies.

Sunny and Steve discuss the deep and wide benefits of oral history - even in a digital age - in valuing and validating the voice of migrants.

Mick and Steve talk about the relationship between journalistic and academic modes of writing. What is the relationship, and how can journalism become more academic - and academic writing reveal the accessibility of journalism?

Steve and Tara explore the challenges of co-supervision and the advantages of - every now and again - going solo.

Anne, Steve and Tara discuss how to manage the cul-de-sacs of doctoral life. They talk about how to manage the complexity of theory in a thesis while writing in a volatile environment for early childhood education.

Mark, Tara and Steve talk PhD strategy. How do we find those impossible hours for a doctorate in an already over-stuffed life?