Happy June 30th, here on The Brew. Our first stop today is Melbourne, from where biz futurist Morris Miselowski explains how animal discoveries are redefining the future of human biology, from unlocking dormant genetic abilities to how nature shapes our minds and immune systems. Or to put it simply, how animals are helping humans... if they did but know it. Then at 12:40 we'll pop down the road (from Morris's place) to catch up with Jarrod Watt, who brings you his weekly update from Down Under. Finally at 1:25, it is an early 'Classical Music Day' featuring George Frederic Handel's London years. Unlike our lovely friend Paul Archibald, who today comes to you live from London as well, Handel was famously hot tempered, once threatening to throw a soprano out of a window for changing his music. Now you know!