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The Wombats - 'Blood On The Hospital Floor' (live for Like A Version)

The Liverpudlian trio remind us they're still masters at indie-pop bangers.
Duration: 3 minutes 15 seconds

Behind The Wombats' cover of Huey Lewis & The News 'The Power of Love' for Like A Version

What do you do when you're back in the Like A Version studio for your sixth (!!!) time? You go for Huey Lewis & The News.
Duration: 4 minutes 50 seconds

AI consciousness, sleep paralysis and onion tears

Do ants outweigh humans? Are we getting any more water on Earth? And why do dreams leave us on cliffhangers? Dr Karl answers these questions and more on triple j Mornings with Lucy Smith. 
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Duration: 40 minutes

Sidney Phillips | BARS

Saddle up, Sidney Phillips has rolled into the booth for her debut BARS moment.
Duration: 5 minutes

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