It’s that time of year again! The Melbourne International Comedy Festival kicks off today and the laughs will continue over the next three and a half weeks, say upstart’s Sofia Monkiewicz and Ashley Fritsch.
La Trobe Journalism and Media Studies graduates are landing on the their feet in some interesting places. Take Ryan Jon, for example.
Ryan Jon talks with Upstart’s sporting guru Ben Waterworth about his recent experiences as a journalist covering the Commonwealth Games in India.
It’s that time of year again! The Melbourne International Comedy Festival kicks off today and the laughs will continue over the next three and a half weeks, say upstart’s Sofia Monkiewicz and Ashley Fritsch.
La Trobe Journalism and Media Studies graduates are landing on the their feet in some interesting places. Take Ryan Jon, for example.
Ryan Jon talks with Upstart’s sporting guru Ben Waterworth about his recent experiences as a journalist covering the Commonwealth Games in India.
Would you leave a job in finance to work on breakfast radio in Phuket? Former upstart editor Ryan Jon tells Matt Smith his story.
It’s that time of year again! The Melbourne International Comedy Festival kicks off today and the laughs will continue over the next three and a half weeks, say upstart’s Sofia Monkiewicz and Ashley Fritsch.
La Trobe Journalism and Media Studies graduates are landing on the their feet in some interesting places. Take Ryan Jon, for example.
Ryan Jon talks with Upstart’s sporting guru Ben Waterworth about his recent experiences as a journalist covering the Commonwealth Games in India.
With a big summer of test cricket just around the corner Ryan Jon asks, what exactly is the Australian cricket team playing for?
With potentially stressful assignment deadlines fast approaching, Ryan Jon talks health and fitness with Emma Krstic.
Ryan Jon hosts UPCAST episode 10, talking about the Spring Racing Carnival with racing guru Ben Asgari and the AFL coaching merry-go-round with Sports Editor Evan Harding.
Julia Hughan is researching the country music audience and their shift towards online media. She talks with Upstart’s Ryan Jon.
Ryan Jon interviews David Lowden on La Trobe Universisty’s new Sport Journalism degree and explores the idea of free Wi-Fi on public transportation.
The digital age has provided many headaches for those in the music industry. But as Ryan Jon explains, some musicians are also discovering new opportunities.
Australian author Christine Lister is developing a national register of inspirational Australian quotes and is asking for your input.
After an extended break, upcast is back with new host Ryan Jon presenting episode 8. Meghan Lodwick demonstrates a new interviewing technique and Ben Waterworth tells us about his recent experiences covering the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
Finishing university can be an exciting time but with a proposed government hiring freeze by Tony Abbott, Ryan Jon discusses how students voting Liberal could be voting themselves out of future employment opportunities.
Upstart’s political editor Ryan Jon is in the running to co-host Melbourne’s highest rating breakfast show, the ‘Matt and Jo Show’.
Julia Gillard has many items on her new Prime Ministerial agenda. None, however, will be more important than her treatment of the proposed new taxation on the mining industry.
It used to be that a week was a long time in politics. Now everything can change in just a few hours. But as the reality of Julia Gillard PM starts to sink in, what kind of Prime Minister do you think she will be?
Upstart is one year-old this Saturday. Co-founders Lawrie Zion and Chris Scanlon look back on the first twelve months of an experiment that’s resulted in dozens of students and journalists publishing more than 500 items on the site.
With Melbourne’s live music scene on the endangered species list, Ryan Jon finds out what live music means to Melburnians.
Roger Federer is the best male tennis player in the world. But at a time of financial uncertainty, is he also a safer bet for investors than bluechip shares? Ryan Jon has been finding out.
The Australian dollar is still climbing. Whilst economists are talking about trade deficits and advantageous foreign investment, Ryan Jon discusses the impact our strengthening currency may have on student life.
