Rewind on RTRFM – 5 November 2021
This week, Rewind gets the goss on affairs international and close to home – and settles some longstanding debates about Australian cuisine.
First up, it’s an excerpt from Maddie Lombardi‘s meaty conversation with Prof. Paul Newmann on COP26. How have there been 25 of these things? Why is it so important now? And how has Scott Morrison managed to botch the schmoozing up so badly?
(You can find that story in full on our website.)
Next, Taylah Strano catches up with cravat king and celebrity food critic Matt Preston. His new book, World of Flavour, corrects some very persistent myths – in this interview, he gives us a taster.
And finally, Danae Gibson gets the inside scoop on WA’s own Dynasty. Patsy Millett is the daughter and now biographer of Dame Mary Durack Miller, friend and confidante to many important writers, artists, aviators, and actors. Her new book, Inseparable Elements, draws on many first-hand sources, and seeks to set the story straight.
Rewind is RTRFM’s talks digest, a round-up of the station’s most notable stories. Each episode features three of the most thought-provoking, timely, or surprising pieces put to air – plus a quick overview of what’s been on our radar. For everything else, check out the features on our website – or tune in live on 92.1.
