Radio Monash Interviews

Artificial intelligence is transforming how governments, industries and societies operate, but who is actually shaping the rules? In this interview, Georgie McColm from Radio Monash speaks with Maxwell Scott, Co-Founder and CTO of StratAlliance Global and former Senior Program Manager at Microsoft’s Office of Responsible AI, about the rapidly evolving landscape of global AI policy. With a career spanning the U.S. Department of State, UNESCO and the G20, Scott offers rare insights into the geopolitical, ethical and cultural dimensions of AI governance across the Indo-Pacific. From national security to education and daily life, he unpacks what “responsible AI” really means and why policy must keep pace with innovation. This interview was recorded as part of Maxwell Scott’s Australian speaking tour, supported by the U.S. Consulate in Melbourne.

On this special episode of Radio Monash interviews, Georgie McColm; the current president of Radio Monash and Aishwariya Veera; 1/4th of the Lot's Wife editors, talk all things student media.From what it takes to run an organisation, getting submissions, censorship, being women, and so much more!Tune in now as apart of the Radio Monash x Lot's Wife edition.

In this interview, Sarah and Xandri chat about the songwriting process, getting music out into the world, and accessing memories! Xandri's debut single 'everyone's singing' gets premiered on radio, and we get to listen to a couple of Xandri's unreleased songs live in the studio. Enjoy!

In anticipation of his new Melbourne Fringe show, Louis Prandolini Cracks a Cold Case, Sarah interviews Louis on his recent career change from comedian to detective. Louis tells us about navigating your early 20s and his recent investigations, which you can witness in his upcoming show.

Join Georgie McColm and Jessica Forde for an engaging discussion on the future of AI. Visiting from the United States with support from the US Consulate in Melbourne, Forde explores the current limitations of AI language models in non-English languages, the potential impact of AI on elections, and the ethical concerns surrounding large-scale AI models and privacy. They also dive into the importance of preserving culture through language, the challenges facing Indigenous languages, and how AI is generating synthetic data from endangered languages.

Sarah chats with Grace and Will from the band My Safeword Is Murder about their new single, their upcoming event Murder Fest, and the local metal scene. This podcast was originally streamed as a live radio show with music on Radio Monash.

For neurodiversity week, Radio Monash and D&C have collaborated together to bring you some amazing interviews with awesome people! Georgie and Charlotte interview Maggie Chapman, a neurodiverse musician who talks about how she managed getting her diagnosis later in life, her music, uni life and being a disability advocate.

For neurodiversity week, Georgie interviews former Radio Monash President Nick on his experiences with running a radio station, music and uni while being neurodiverse. This episode is in collaboration with D&C!

An interview for Neurodiversity Week, Georgie McColm and current OB of D&C Charlotte Sutton interview former Monash Uni student and D&C OB on dealing with neurodiversity. We are talking about some of the challenges neurodiverse people face, D&C, how Isabella found uni, study tips and more!

The winner of the TAC 2023 Split Second Competition, Georgie McColm interviews 22 year old Sati Öcal, who is a local screenwriter from Broadmeadows studying screenwriting at the Victorian College of the Arts. In this interview, Sati and Georgie talk all about what it was like to go from a young film creator shooting films for VCE, to working on a massive film set. They discuss how to take criticism, how to reach young people through films, and reminisce on their favourite childhood programs from ABC 3.