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The Humidity

By: Timothy McDonald
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  • The Humidity is a lushly produced narrative podcast with a focus on the Asia Pacific region. The idea is to find out about places through the eyes of the people who live there. You'll hear from a curious cast of characters. One week it might be a Singapore cowboy. Another week it might be an architect who lost his home in Australia's bushfires.
    Copyright 2023 Timothy McDonald
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  • Coming soon!

    Coming soon!
    Jul 22 2020

    A few quick notes about the Humidity, which will be available from next week. Exciting episodes are on the way.

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    1 min
  • A picnic in the ashes

    A picnic in the ashes
    Aug 3 2020

    This is a story of resilience. It's about what you do when your house burns down in the biggest bushfires in living memory. Rod Hayes is an architect who built his dream home on a mountaintop. He lovingly picked out sustainable materials from all around the state to build it. But nothing could stop the raging inferno.

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    25 mins
  • Among Giants (Pt. 1)

    Among Giants (Pt. 1)
    Aug 10 2020

    This is part one of a two part adventure, in which we go searching for the biggest tree in New South Wales. It was under threat from Australia's massive bushfires. In this episode, we look at some of the damage, and try to meet some of the nightlife in the forest.
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    26 mins
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