
OCCUPATIONS TO ADDRESS THE SCIENCE OF THE EARTH IS NOT SOMETHING WHICH MANY ARTS STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED TO CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING THEIR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES AT UNIVERSITY.
In fact, interviews by occupation within the sciences is not something which many professional broadcasters have had to regularly consider.
But science discussions should be a regular feature for many art students if they want to be able to take part in serious debate about climate change.
In undertaking a range of interviews for the History of Australian Geoscience oral history project in 2014 and 2015, I met a range of different earth scientists. Each person had their own particular viewpoint on their contribution to the Sciences and the health of the planet.
They each had terminology for scientific endeavours which criss-crossed the global debate on climate change and implications for long-term life on Earth.
They each worked hard during their interviews to impress upon this broadcaster how important science and research can be to the health of the planet.
If you are interested in certain science subjects, then scroll down these interviews to find one which will give you an opportunity to learn more about your favourite type of science.
Most of the interviews are available online via the National Library of Australia’s website. The interviews are free to listen to.
Geologists (8)
Roye Rutland interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Rutland, Roye, 1930-
2014 Audio [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Colin Simpson interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Simpson, Colin, 1941-
2015 Audio,
Online [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Max Richards interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Richards, Max (Sydney Maxwell), 1936-
2015 Audio,
Online [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Lesley Wyborn interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Wyborn, Lesley A. I. (Lesley Anne Irene)
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Trevor Powell interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Powell, T. G. (Trevor George), 1943-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Marita Bradshaw interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Bradshaw, Marita, 1955-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Hugh Davies interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Davies, H. L., 1935-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word]
Geophysicists (2)
Barry Drummond interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Drummond, B. J. (Barry John)
2015 Audio,
Online [spoken word] ,
Online – Google Books
Phil Symonds interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Symonds, Philip Alexander, 1949-
2015 Academics (1)
Hugh Davies interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Davies, H. L., 1935-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word]
Artists (1)
Elizabeth Truswell interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Truswell, Elizabeth M. (Elizabeth Marchant), 1941-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word]
Earth scientists (1)
Elizabeth Truswell interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Truswell, Elizabeth M. (Elizabeth Marchant), 1941-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word]
Engineers (1)
Ray De Graaf interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by De Graaf, Ray, 1958-
2015 Audio [spoken word]
Palaeontologists (1)
Elizabeth Truswell interviewed by Fiona Rothchilds in the History of Australian geoscience oral history project by Truswell, Elizabeth M. (Elizabeth Marchant), 1941-
2014 Audio,
Online [spoken word]
The text on this webpage concerning specific interviews is from the National Library of Australia website catalogue.
The remaining text is copyrighted by Fiona Rothchilds 2020.
The interviews described were conducted by Fiona Rothchilds with the NLA.
Uploaded 7 October 2020.