Tim Ross
speaker
3,471 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 26 Aug
Tim Ross’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 16 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.
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In the first series, but it was a big idea, and it was kind of like for the birds and the bees.
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And all of a sudden now he's just referring to this kind of amazing, kind of 10-meter-wide strip of flowers and saying, Yeah, we did that last year.
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And that it's because of this, and it's the birds, look over here.
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And that that you realize it's completely incidental now to the narrative that he's pushing, which is actually in his case in the last year, was a lot of it was about birds.
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It was about the other species that that offered.
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occupy land.
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Yeah, yeah, it's what everybody's doing.
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I don't know if it's Clarkson that's had this effect, but it's the architecture increasingly now is about insects.
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This is a interesting one.
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I got a an email during the week and I think it it speaks to this as well about
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the environmental concerns with building.
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And there's a building at Melbourne University, the John Medley building that was the nineteen sixties building by the late Sir Roy Grounds, who was also responsible for the National Gallery in Victoria, a fine Australian modernist.
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And the university's gonna knock it down.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Universities are terrible at getting rid of their historical buildings from the last seventy years.
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Absolutely, hands down, sometimes the worst of them.
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There's something else to say here, which is that they're also really terrible at actually at respecting them even when they're brand new.
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So that the point is the building goes up and five years later something else goes up in front of it.
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In this sense, they are their own worst enemies only because you never really get the long view, you never get the passage of time that gives you an opportunity to reappraise the building without having to kind of reappraise something that's built onto it, under it, next to it, in front of it, which has g
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eclipsed it and there's a sort of way in which universities kind of it's like they have this thing called the Estates Department.
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