Florence had a chat with I.T. guru Craig Lambie about a social media workshop he is co-ordinating at SIGNAL called Network Nerds that is giving young people the opportunity to become online ambassadors for SIGNAL. 
 
Network Nerds is running at SIGNAL every Thursday evening from 5pm to 7pm until 1 December.
 
For more information, contact: signal@melbourne.vic.gov.au

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Interview with Craig Lambie Network Nerds at Signal 13 November.mp3

In this podcast:
 
1.) Cafe Scheherazade returns to fortyfivedownstairs:
 
Renae had an interesting conversation with award-winning theatre director Bagryana Popov about the reprisal of her production Cafe Scheherazade at fortyfivedownstairs from 20 August to 11 September. 

 
2.) SMEG Theatre presents Nausea's Reprieve:  
 

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Sun 14 August Winter Theatre Special Podcast.mp3

Beth talked to Adam Wheeler, the director of It Sounds Silly, Chunky Move's dance production, premiering at Signal on 19 & 20 August.  It Sounds Silly explores childhood memories through the eyes of the young dancers performing in the production.

Listen to Speech Therapy a comedy sketch made by participants at the Hoist by the Tracks Comedy Workshop.  Made with support from comedians Harley Breen and Adam Knox as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
 

Listen to Celebrity Interviews a comedy sketch made by participants at the Hoist by the Tracks Comedy Workshop.  Made with support from comedians Harley Breen and Adam Knox as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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Interview with celebs sketch FINAL.mp3

SYN’s music department go through everything you need to know in order to arrange an interview with your favourite local band, as well as share their tips on preparing for and directing the conversation. 

Workshops particpants then get a chance to try out their new interview skills on Melbourne singer-songwriter Amaya Laucirica. 

Online music journalists Rene Shaefer, Ben Gook and Jeremy Story Carter discuss their experience as online music journalists and answer question about how young journos can get involved.  Facilitated by SYN Music manager Jason Moore.