Hannah Kent's first book Burial Rites has shot to the best selling fiction list in Australia ... It has been the feature of an Australian Story episode as well. Greg Cary's Producer is reading it!

Review Hannah Kent Burial Rites 4BC 's Gina Baker and Greg Cary radio 4BC

Outback Vets is a walk on Australia's wild side, from the glistening coast to the dusty desert. Get to know these hard-working animal lovers as they ride, drive and fly across some of the most remote regions of Australia, rescuing and treating creatures great and small.

Here Presenter Gina Baker speaks to Annabelle Brayley about her passion for outback storytelling.

4BC Gina Baker interviews Annabelle Brayley on her book "Outback Vets"

The Big Sing in the Desert was held outside Alice Springs in the East Macdonnell Ranges in April 2023. I attended a song writing workshop and this song Ancient Turning is a collaboration with Juliet Chapman, Gina Baker, Maree Marsh, Sue and sung with the uke and musical assistance of Jac Reid. This recording is the second time we played the song.

Ross River recording Ancient Turning

The sound of the crows with a soft underlay of Pitjantjatjara language being spoken. The sounds of the park outside the civic centre in Alice Springs yesterday (Nishin Park)?

Nishan-E-Afghan Park

Remember South Solitary an evocative Aussie Film with a lighthouse as central character (2010). Oh and Barry and Miranda.
Meredith Appleton (Miranda Otto) arrives on South Solitary island with her elderly uncle George Wadsworth (Barry Otto). Her uncle has been sent as the new replacement Head Lighthouse Keeper as the previous one committed suicide. Her uncle is shown to be a gruff man very critical of the slightest disorder. Worth seeing again.

Preview South Solitary a film Dir. by Shirley Barratt 2010

I was very inspired by the work of Zenith Virago and the Natural Death Centre in NSW. When so many people can choose natural birth why then are we often so disempowered by the choices surrounding death...our own and those close to us. I decided to explore the topic more deeply and was given gracious support and encouragement from the Natural Death Centre. This documentary has been played on Bay FM Radio and is part of the resources of the NDC.

Natural Death - a documentary about choice

A simple idea to change the world in one small way has become the world’s first free mobile laundry and shower service for the homeless. Gina Baker Reporting for The Uplift Podcast.

The UPLIFT Podcast

Orange Sky Laundry produced by Gina Baker

How many of us would know that most major cities in the world have hundreds or even thousands acres of unused or discarded public and private land that is a  virtually untapped resource for urban communities? The land lying by railway lines, vacant lots, undeveloped commercal land, roadside verges ... 3000 Acres is an innovative project that was the first of its kind in Australia. Its inspiration is a similar project in New York called 596 acres. This podcast produced by Gina Baker speaking with Ellie Blackwood https://3000acres.org/

3000 Acres -Australian Innovations in Urban Gardening Produced by Gina Baker

At AFTRS we students created our own station NEXT FM did our own Promo audio experiments as part of our assessment. I'm having a go at trying to sound smooth and enticing on Audio chocolate!  I cant take this seriously (information just right Bahhaa...and I'm slurring my words taking about bergs in Bondi!!!
The actual show I did on NEXT FM was called The Pulse and it was Current Affairs

Mastermix Promo Audio Chocolate

Professor Lyn Carson from the Centre for Citizenship and Public Policy at the University of Western Sydney talks about using deliberative democracy to solve the world's 'wicked problems'. as heard on ABC Ockrams Razor presented by Robyn Williams.

Ockham's Razor

2011-06-05 Deliberative democracy

In 2011 a Deliberative Democracy conference was held at Sydney University. This podcast produced by Gina Baker captures some of the moments of that Conference and looks at Why Deliberative Democracy matters. 
Dr Lyn Carson from the University of Western Sydney is a key proponent of researching in the fascinating area of community engagement and deliberative democracy. 
http://www.activedemocracy.net
http://www.newdemocracy.com.au

Why Deliberative Democracy Matters produced by Gina Baker

Gina Baker reviews the Film Ted on 4bc Brisbane with Greg Cary on Mornings  Wednesday July 11 2012 11.14am

Ted the movie

Nature Refuges in Queensland make up a significant part of the protected area network in Australia. With 500 landholders managing 4.5 million hectares, there is a renewed push for them to receive more practical and financial support from the state government.
Garlone Mouline from Mt Pleasant Nature Refuge - a 1253ha refuge which forms a part of a 13,000ha grazing property in the Whitsunday Shire near Bowen speaks to Amy Phillips from ABC Country Hour.

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