My Marvellous Melbourne
by Melbourne History Workshop
March 9, 2021 4:22 pm
My Marvellous Melbourne is a regular half-hour podcast produced by staff and students affiliated with the Melbourne History Workshop in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Our segments combine stories, interviews, personal reflections and memories that interest and inspire us about the social history of the city and suburbs. My Marvellous Melbourne draws on and adds to the resources of the online eMelbourne project. Favourite places, food and leisure, the city of the senses, sources and resources, exhibitions, environmental issues, archaeological sites—there is something for everyone in our selection of stories about the people, processes and institutions that make up the rich history of Melbourne. If you like what you hear, and have more to add on any of our podcast stories, we’d love you to write something on our blog. If you have a burning query about any aspect of Melbourne’s history, drop us a line and we may be able to follow up in our ‘Can We Help?’ segment.
Recent Episodes
Episode 14: Jewish Melbourne in the Nineteenth Century
4 years agoEpisode 13: St Kilda Main Drain
4 years agoEpisode 12: Melbourne Day, Modern Melbourne
4 years agoEpisode 11: Christopher Gee
5 years agoEpisode 10: James Patrick Main
5 years agoEpisode 9: Amy Williams: The Lady of the Gramophone
5 years agoEpisode 8: Sixpenny Restaurants, The Buxtons, Isaac Selby
5 years agoEpisode 7: Spanish Flu, May Brahe, Friendly Societies
5 years agoEpisode 6: Wattle Park, Blue Lake, Cicadas
6 years agoEpisode 5: Women in Policing, The Eltham Barrel, Port Melbourne
6 years ago