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主持人：Phil Whelan
Every weekday from noon, The Brew is a chat and music show. Hosted by Phil Whelan, guests include regular contributors and drop-ins, who span topics from current affairs to cookery, sport, the arts, technology, and music... lots of music. For 19 years, Phil has presented 'Morning Brew', but now that we've moved to the lunchtime spot, all we need to change is the name. We have the same MB crew coming to you on the same days, and we're open for business... as usual.
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26/11/2024
Morris Miselowski - digital twinning and digital immortality / Jarrod Watt - music / Dr Merrin Pearse and Astrid Andersson - yellow-crested cockatoos
Welcome to your Tuesday Brew. Thanks to James Ross for sitting in yesterday. Morris Miselowski recently wrote a very interesting article on his blog about digital twinning and digital immortality. It’s a fascinating read, but how long before the wonderful ai technology we are seeing today has a long lasting effect on humans? On actual skin and bones. That’s where we go today at 12:10. At 12:40 we welcome back Jarrod Watt with some great Aussie music and all the news he thinks you need to know from Australia. At 1:25 Dr Merrin Pearse has Astrid Andersson from HKU joining us again to talk about yellow-crested cockatoos. Astrid has been looking at the DNA of museum specimens to determine the number of subspecies there are, and how the ice age separated them on different islands in Indonesia. Join them on Facebook live if you can.
Every weekday afternoon from 12 until 2... Only on Radio 3
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Morris Miselowski - digital twinning and digital immortality / Jarrod Watt - music / Dr Merrin Pearse and Astrid Andersson - yellow-crested cockatoos
主持人：Phil Whelan
Welcome to your Tuesday Brew. Thanks to James Ross for sitting in yesterday. Morris Miselowski recently wrote a very interesting article on his blog about digital twinning and digital immortality. It’s a fascinating read, but how long before the wonderful ai technology we are seeing today has a long lasting effect on humans? On actual skin and bones. That’s where we go today at 12:10. At 12:40 we welcome back Jarrod Watt with some great Aussie music and all the news he thinks you need to know from Australia. At 1:25 Dr Merrin Pearse has Astrid Andersson from HKU joining us again to talk about yellow-crested cockatoos. Astrid has been looking at the DNA of museum specimens to determine the number of subspecies there are, and how the ice age separated them on different islands in Indonesia. Join them on Facebook live if you can.
Every weekday afternoon from 12 until 2... Only on Radio 3
