Things what I did in 2015

Published in December 31st, 2015

Posted by David M. Green in Crocmedia, Mad As Hell, Melbourne, My Two Cents, photos, radio, Shaun Micallef, Stand-Up, The Life of DMG, TV, VHS Revue, video

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Greetings from Stockholm! I’m rounding out the year in Sweden with Annika. My first trip to Europe and my first time out of Australia in 10 years. A long overdue chance to see how life works in a place that isn’t Melbourne or Adelaide. For example, being able to insert your credit card in the […]

Dr Pepper or: How I learned to stop worrying & love the soft drink

Published in August 13th, 2015

Posted by David M. Green in My Two Cents

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Everyone remembers their first time. I was 11. Adelaide, 1998. I was visiting my Grandma during one of her frequent stints in hospital no thanks to five decades of smoking. Her, not me. As was customary, she gave me two dollars to buy myself something sweet from the canteen. A plastic bottle in the drinks […]

2014: The Year.

Published in December 26th, 2014

Posted by David M. Green in 31 Questions, ABC, Adelaide, Channel 31, Crocmedia, Mad As Hell, Melbourne, My Two Cents, photos, radio, RMITV, Shaun Micallef, The Life of DMG, TV, video, Writing

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And so another curtain turns by the milestone where a chapter passes around a corner that’s closed to cap off the page’s end of yet another ticked over year. Hi, I’m David M. Green and here’s the gist of what I did in 2014. It’s coming up on 5 years since I left Adelaide for […]

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Community TV Good. Abbott Government Bad.

Published in September 23rd, 2014

Posted by David M. Green in Channel 31, My Two Cents, TV

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A few days ago I wrote an opinion piece about the Abbott government’s decision via Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull (artist’s impression above) to cease transmitting community television on television. It appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Age (incidentally, my first time in The Age). If you missed it, you can read it online […]