The Enthusiast Radio Hour Podcast – 17 January 2012
This week we discuss SOPA, Golden Globes, Hilltop Hoods' US signing, Coke adding more names, the Plausible Family Casting game, and the most promising books of 2012 with contributor Andrew Doyle.
readmoreReview: The Muppets
Lovingly revived by Jason Segel and members of Flight of the Conchords, Jim Henson's beloved vaudevillians make a triumphant big-screen return.
readmoreWe’re Taking The Australian Women Writers Challenge
When was the last time you read a book written by an Australian woman? We explain why this year, we're promising to read – and review – more.
readmoreWords Of The Year 2011
The annual Words of the Year for 2011 (from across the world) include the obvious, the not so, and the downright WTF.
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We’re Taking The Australian Women Writers Challenge
When was the last time you read a book written by an Australian woman? We explain why this year, we’re promising to read – and review – more.
Human Centipede 2 Gets Essentially Banned In Oz
The OFLC has refused classification to the sequel to gross-out landmark The Human Centipede. Tom Six isn’t happy. But he’s determined to make the finale to the trilogy will be even more revolting.
Jay And Silent Bob Get Old And Come To Australia
Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes have taken their long-running friendship and creative partnership on the road, recording their banter as a podcast. In April 2012, they’re coming to Australia.
Coles Bursts Online Shoppers’ Cheap Beer Bubble
Last night, Coles Online was offering a $16 beer bargain that proved too good to be true. Now shoppers are angry that the retailer won’t honour their purchases.
Reviews
Review: The Muppets
Lovingly revived by Jason Segel and members of Flight of the Conchords, Jim Henson’s beloved vaudevillians make a triumphant big-screen return.
Review: Panic by David Marr
Much more than a double-dip of previous publications, veteran journalist David Marr has revised and recontextualised his essays to map an alarming tendency in Australian culture.
Review: Harvest Festival
The inaugural Harvest Festival provided a glorious setting, sublime performances, and plenty of time for quiet contemplation whilst queuing for food and drinks.
Review: Tontine’s ‘The First Pillow With An Expiry Date’
Tontine has surely succeeded in making Australians feel disgusted by old pillows that are more dead skin than down. But this commercialised germophobia just made us furious.
Features
The Enthusiast Radio Hour Podcast – 17 January 2012
This week we discuss SOPA, Golden Globes, Hilltop Hoods’ US signing, Coke adding more names, the Plausible Family Casting game, and the most promising books of 2012 with contributor Andrew Doyle.
The Enthusiast Radio Hour Podcast – 10 January 2012
A fantastic podcast this week (if we do say so) featuring hardcore reunions, a Labyrinth prequel, Pinocchio, Words Of The Year, haunted Melbourne, and Letters And Numbers star David Astle.
Words Of The Year 2011
The annual Words of the Year for 2011 (from across the world) include the obvious, the not so, and the downright WTF.
The Enthusiast Radio Hour Podcast – 3 January 2012
A calamitous episode this week featuring Rupert Murdoch hitting twitter, top sci-fi books, the death of Tarzan’s chimp-pal Cheeta, and we discuss Ellis V Williamson with columnist Ben Eltham.
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