<p>The Oscars are nearly one hundred years old: in early March the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will host its 97th awards ceremony. But viewership has collapsed and the Academy has yet to find a way to grapple with the move to streaming over cinema releases. So how relevant are the awards? And does Hollywood have anything new to offer?   </p><ul><li>GUEST: Bill Wyman, journalist, arts editor, and columnist with the Sydney Morning Herald.  </li><li>PRODUCER: Catherine Zengerer</li></ul>

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Are the Oscars losing their relevance?

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