With a show almost as crowded as March in March, guests in the studio this month include Lizzie O Shea, Sean Choolburra, Afroz Hadli & Andre Dao.
Listen to Right Now Radio’s March podcast.
Join Ben, Rach & Ev as they discuss Victoria’s new ‘Move On’ laws, robots & rights, and if racial discrimination is prevalent in cyber dating.
Lizzie O’Shea unpacks the Victorian Government’s changes to ‘Move On’ laws, and how they can affect our right to protest.
Sean Choolburra discusses dancing for the Dalai Lahma and what’s in store for audiences checking out his new show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival!
Ev (recently self-appointed science reporter) has her first science interview with Afroz Hadli. Afroz offers interesting insights into how artificial intelligence works and the various ways in which new technology can be used to promote, and violate, human rights.
We also chat with Right Now’s Poetry Competition Winners Jake & Robert and announce Right Now’s Human Rights Hero of the Month!
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Want to know more about something you heard in the podcast? Just follow the links:
- ‘After Democracy: Victoria’s New Anti-Protest Laws’ By James Muldoon
- Sean Choolburra’s show at the International Comedy Festival
- No Asians. Your desire, by Jake Dennis – Right Now Poetry Winner
- Number 631 by Robert Verdon – Right Now Poetry Runner Up
- ‘Social Robots Aim to revolutionise Aged Care’ La Trobe University Bulletin
- ‘US Boycotss UN Human Rights Conference With Drone Resolution Looming’- RT News
- ‘Cutting the Gordian Knot – Solving The East Timor V Australia Dispute’ By Clinton Fernandes
- ‘Australia’s Silence on Sri Lanka is Deafening’ By Emily Howie on the Drum
- Human Rights Hero of the Month: Homeground Services