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Flowing Loops
by Dan Koop
www.flowingloops.comDan Koop & six artists have been walking & talking looking for flows, loops and lines while following the route of the Suburban Rail Loop through suburban Melbourne from Cheltenham to Box Hill. This podcast traces our journey and highlights some of the amazing locals we encountered who have shared special insight and knowledge of these places.We acknowledge we've been walking Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Country of the Kulin Nations where sovereignty was never ceded nor treaty negotiated and pay our respects to Elders and knowledge holders of past, present and future.
Episodes
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BONUS: Ria Soemardjo's "Walking the Underneath"
Listen to Ria Soemardjo’s sound piece created in response to the stories that unfolded while walking and talking as we followed the flows, loops and lines of the Suburban Rail Loop East. All the sounds were collected on our walks, including some underwater microphone recordings at the Surrey Park...
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6B - Box Hill - Surrey Park Dive with Ria Soemardjo and John from the Surrey Park Model Boat Club
The final steps of Dan & Ria’s journey towards Box Hill pass through Surrey Park, near Elgar and Canterbury Rds, where an old clay quarry is now filled with water and life. The Surrey Park Model Boat Club meets at Surrey Park Lake every Wednesday and Sunday to sail their incredibly detailed hand...
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6A - Box Hill - Gardiners Creek Trail conservation with Ria Soemardjo and the Urban Guerrillas
Ria Soemardjo joins the final leg of the Cheltenham to Box Hill journey, starting just north of the Burwood Highway beside Deakin University. We walk along the KooyongKoot via the Gardiners Creek Trail, pausing to talk about conservation and community building with the Urban Guerrillas. Ria...
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5B - Burwood - Local History Park with Emily Bowman and Yin Paradies (Wakaya)
As Dan and Emily approach Deakin University we pause to consider time at the Local History Park alongside the Gardiners Creek Reserve south of Burwood Highway, where we walk, talk and drift between timescales with animist-anarchist-actionist Yin Paradies. Yin is a Wakaya man who is Chair in Race...
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5A - Burwood - Damper Creek friends & family with Emily Bowman and Di & Rebecca
In the first of our walks between Glen Waverley and Burwood Stations Dan and Emily Bowman venture deeper into the Kooyong Koot catchment through suburbs and school zones, stopping to smell the roses along the way. Amongst this everyday scene we stumble across Damper Creek in Mount Waverley, an...
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4B - Glen Waverley - Scotchmans Creek with David Sornig and Graham Ross of the KooyongKoot Alliance
In this final episode in our Glen Waverley series Dan & David continue a meandering walk alongside the KooyongKoot catchment of the Scotchmans Creek. We pause on the fringe of the Scotchmans Creek Valley Reserve with Graham Ross, the convener of the KooyongKoot Alliance of Friends groups looking…
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4A - Glen Waverley - KooyongKoot with David Sornig and Professor Brian Martin (Bundjalung, Kamilaroi, Muruwari)
At the half-way point in our journey we move from sandy saltwater Country of the Boon Wurrung peoples, towards clay freshwater Country of the Wurundjeri peoples around the KooyongKoot catchment. In this episode we are joined by David Sornig to begin walking the Glen Waverley leg, pausing at a...
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3B - Monash - Campus water systems with Sarah Walker and Carlo Lacson
After weaving a walking path through campus Sarah and Dan noticed water infrastructure hidden in plain sight that deserved a deeper look in our final Monash episode. We talk to campus Water Manager, Carlo Lacson, to consider flow (charts), (recycling) loops and (underground) lines of the campus...
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3A - Monash - Water-Orb Public Art with Sarah Walker and Natasha Johns-Messenger
Sarah Walker joins the third leg of our journey traversing the Monash Uni Clayton campus from Clayton Station to the new Monash Station. While reflecting upon our erstwhile Bachelor studies at the campus Dan and Sarah stumbled upon Water-Orb, a flowing sculpture by Natasha Johns-Messenger that’s...
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2B - Clayton - Bald Hill Disc Golf with Lina Patel and Doug & Janet
In this episode Lina & Dan continue walking with our birdwatching binoculars before noticing something else flying through the air - discs! We chat with locals Doug and Janet who introduce us to the sport, the Melbourne Disc Golf Club community and the public course at Bald Hill Park in Clarinda....
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2A - Clayton - Karkarook park(run) with Lina Patel and Natalie
This episode is the first in our Clayton series, introducing you to Lina Patel as we walk from Cheltenham to Clayton and encounter the wonderful outdoor community at Karkarook Park. Lina and Dan first met birdwatching and bonded over mutual love of Jenny Odell’s writing about place and…
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1B - Cheltenham - Ricketts Point with Jack Mitchell and Neil Blake
In this second episode Dan & Jack continue walking along Narrm-ga on salty, sandy Boon Wurrung lands and waters, stopping at Ricketts Point to talk with Neil Blake. Neil is the founding director of the Port Phillip Eco Centre and known to many as the Port Phillip Baykeeper....
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1A - Cheltenham - Table Rock Point with Jack Mitchell and Boon Wurrung Country
Welcome to the first episode of the ~FLOWING LOOPS~ podcast, hosted by Dan Koop. Across this series Dan is joined by six walking companions to explore the flows, loops and lines of the Suburban Rail Loop East, across the lands and waters of Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Country. In this episode we...
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Intro to the ~FLOWING LOOPS~ Podcast
Welcome to the ~FLOWING LOOPS~ Podcast, exploring the flows, loops & lines of the Suburban Rail Loop East, across the lands and waters of Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Country. In this episode Dan Koop introduces the rest of this podcast series from where it all began at Beaumaris overlooking the...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
www.flowingloops.comDan Koop & six artists have been walking & talking looking for flows, loops and lines while following the route of the Suburban Rail Loop through suburban Melbourne from Cheltenham to Box Hill. This podcast traces our journey and highlights some of the amazing locals we encountered who have shared special insight and knowledge of these places.We acknowledge we've been walking Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Country of the Kulin Nations where sovereignty was never ceded nor treaty negotiated and pay our respects to Elders and knowledge holders of past, present and future.
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Dan Koop
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What is Flowing Loops about?
www.flowingloops.comDan Koop & six artists have been walking & talking looking for flows, loops and lines while following the route of the Suburban Rail Loop through suburban Melbourne from Cheltenham to Box Hill. This podcast traces our journey and highlights some of the amazing locals we...
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Flowing Loops is created and hosted by Dan Koop.
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