
The Secret Life of Language dives into the cultures, arts, and histories that underpin and inform the diverse languages we speak. From the studios of the University of Melbourne’s School of Languages and Linguistics.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducation | |||

In this bonus episode of Choc-tops and Cassata, Elisabetta and Mark call on their co-host Santo to justify his bold claim from part 3 of Choc-tops that The Castle – the much-loved classic Australian comedy which he co-wrote – is, in fact, an ‘Italian... more
Antonio Zeccola, founder and owner of Australia’s largest independent cinema chain, Palace Cinemas, joins Santo, Elisabetta and Mark to talk about the early days of running Italian language cinemas in Melbourne. He sheds light on the sourcing, exhibi... more
Acclaimed Italo-Australian screenwriter and director Jan Sardi joins the Choc-tops and Cassata team to reflect on how Melbourne’s Italian social and cultural landscape has shaped his work in cinema.
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Melbourne cinemas provided an invaluable opportunity for the Italian community to gather and speak and hear their language, in a time when very little non-English media was available. When SBS and video came along, everything changed.
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This series investigates the multifaceted relationship between language and cultural identity, exploring how languages inform and are informed by their respective cultures and histories. Each episode invites experts to share insightful discussions on government policies, migration, the impact of technology on language, and the historical significance of cinema in connecting communities. The themes of cultural preservation and the challenges facing linguistic diversity are also crucial aspects of the series, making it a rich resource for those interested in the connections between language, culture, and societal issues.
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