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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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22/04/2025
Morris Miselowski - Sleep / Dr. Merrin Pearse and Ivy Leung - Solar power development and energy saving in Hong Kong
Welcome to post-Easter, here on The Brew. We're back with biz futurist Morris Miselowski at 12:10 for a a rather important question. Taking into account our crazy screen and work habits, 'going forward' how on earth will we manage to sleep properly? This is a big consideration for scientists for obvious reasons. Might we need to go back to the medieval habit of sleeping in shifts so we can get more things done and still... survive? Morris, as always, has more. Jarrod Watt will be with you at 12:40 for this week's Aussie bit, of course with some top music from Down Under. Then, at 1:25, Dr. Merrin Pearse is joining us from Wellington (NZ) on Earth Day, which this year has a theme of 'OUR POWER, OUR PLANET (unite around renewable energy)'. Joining him today is Ivy Leung, Executive Director of CarbonCare InnoLab, to discuss how various stakeholders, including NGOs and individuals, can participate in solar power development and energy saving in Hong Kong. Join them on Facebook live if you can.
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22/04/2025 - Dr. Merrin Pearse and Ivy Leung - Solar power development and energy saving in Hong Kong
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Morris Miselowski - How space travel / Jarrod Watt - Aussie news / Dr. Merrin Pearse and Emily Jones - Butterfly project
主持人：Phil Whelan
Welcome to Tuesday on The Brew. We'll get into it with a little futurism at 12:10, courtesy of Morris Miselowski who joins us live from Australia. NASA has tended to launch rockets and shuttles on this day over the years, mostly due to solar conditions. So, today Morris will look at how space travel, which has been a government driven thing for so long, now seems to be a akin to a new 'gold rush', and no longer the stuff of wide eyed sci-fi loving children's dreams. Infact, there's even a notion that the next Fortune 500 company could be off-planet. More from Morris. Jarrod Watt returns at 12:40 with more Aussie news and musical goodness. Then, at 1:25 Dr. Merrin Pearse will be joined by danaid butterfly expert Emily Jones, to hear the latest on the butterfly tagging project she mentioned on the programme before (including a butterfly that flew from Japan to Hong Kong). Emily is a member of Danaid Butterfly Research HK. Join them on Facebook live if you can.
