The Glasshouse: Recent Episodes
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A space for spoken word artists, poets, sound makers, audio storytellers, emerging cultural leaders, thinkers, writers and anyone who celebrates story as a means of self-expression, self-representation and community-building. Witness the growth and renewal of our stories and histories, and reflect on how our stories are told and who they’re told by. Hosted by Bethany Atkinson Quinton.
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Presenter Beth AQ says goodbye to presenting The Glasshouse, after four brilliant years. This final episode features an interview with author and academic Chelsea Watego, who speaks about her collection of essays, ‘Another Day in the Colony’, a book that exposes the ongoing effects of colonial violence on First Nations peoples in Australia, out through UQP.
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Ngāi Tahu author and journalist Becky Manawatu talks about writing her prize-winning debut novel ‘Auē’, which explores fractured families through the lives of two orphaned brothers; and Karen Cheng describes learning from her father the recipes from her home country, Hong Kong, in ‘Releasing Steam’, from ‘Set The Table’, courtesy of All The Best collective. And after four years on air, Beth announces that she will soon be winding up presenting The Glasshouse each week. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Journalist and public radio producer, Mell Chun speaks about the history of Chinese families in Tasmania, explored in her audio documentary ‘Tin Valley’; and podcast producer Madeleine Heather talks about creating and hosting her podcasts ‘Reclaim Me’, a series giving survivors of abuse and trauma their voice to freely tell their own stories.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Tom Patterson talks about his debut novel, ‘Missing’, out through Allen & Unwin, the true story of Mark May, who lived rough for thirty-five years in remote New South Wales gorge country; and author, illustrator and artist Gabrielle Wang, newly appointed Australian Children’s Laureate, shares her plans for encouraging children to write and draw, with her theme ‘Imagine A Story’.
With presenter Anna Strempel filling in for Beth AQ.
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Professor Therese Davis and Dylan Bird talk about their new podcast “Seeing Green,” a collaboration between Swinburne University of Technology and Monash University which looks at how Australian Film has shaped our relationship to land, water and country. Then, queer, non-binary writer, performer and activist Nevo Zisin talks about the teen writing bootcamp they’re running with the state library of Victoria this March.
With presenter Eliza Herbert.
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Senior Curator from The Australian Centre of Contemporary Art (ACCA) Miriam Kelly and Associate Professor and Director of XYX Lab Dr Nicole Kalms discuss “Who’s Afraid of Public Space?” A new work that explores the contested nature of public space and the character and composition of public life. Then, local writer Fatima Measham speaks about her latest essay published in Meanjin called “What We Mean When We Say We Love Animals.”
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Historian and activist Jackie Huggins talks about the new edition of ‘Sister Girl: Reflections on Tiddaism, Identity and Reconciliation’, a collection representing almost four decades of her essays, speeches and interviews, re-issued through UQP; and Yimin Qiang tells how she connected to her Australian family with a meal from home in ‘Hotpot’, taken from the episode ‘A Long Way from Home’, courtesy of All The Best collective.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Gunai/Kurnai woman Veronica Gorrie has just been awarded the Victorian Prize for Literature, and the Award for Indigenous Writing, at the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards, for her memoir 'Black and Blue', which explores growing up and joining the Queensland police force, out through Scribe; and CEO and Creative Director of the Australian International Documentary Conference, Natasha Gadd, chats about innovative documentary productions and the conference’s central theme, ‘Bearing Witness’. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Award-winning podcast producer Siobhan McHugh talks about harnessing the strengths of the audio medium and her book ‘The Power of Podcasting:Telling Stories Through Sound’, out through NewSouth Publishing; and writer Jane Harrison shares with Beth some of the upcoming events and guests at the 2022 Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival, where Jane is Festival Director.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Author and poet Omar Musa talks about woodcut prints, nature and playfulness, all explored in his collection of artwork, poetry and prose, ‘Killernova’ out through Penguin Australia; and writer and editor Megan Anderson chats about how she and two colleagues created the young children’s picture book series, ‘Let’s Change the World’, out through Bright Light.
With presenter Jacqui B, filling in for Beth AQ.
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Daniel Juckes, Associate Editor from ‘Westerly’ chats about the latest issue, ‘Westerly 66.2’, and the online Special Issue, ‘Westerly: Great Southern’; and Syazwani S from Hoppers Crossing Secondary College, prize-winner in the nature poetry competition ‘Poem Forest’, shares with Jacqui her poem, ‘Gum Tree’.
With presenter Jacqui B, filling in for Beth AQ.
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Jazz Money talks about living in a colonised state and Blak queer love, explored in their award-winning debut poetry collection ‘How to Make a Basket’, out through UQP; and poet Andy Jackson shares poems that give insights into the lived experience of disability, from his latest collection, ‘Human Looking’, out through Giramondo Publishing.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Artist, lawyer and writer Amani Haydar talks about violence, domestic abuse and intergenerational trauma, explored in her memoir ‘The Mother Wound’, out through Pan Macmillan; and we hear the story of Melbourne busker Johnson Hsu, in ‘The Balloon Man’, told by Wing Kuang, courtesy of ‘All The Best’ collective.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Lucie Cutting, co-founder with Nkechi Anele of discussion platform ‘The Pin’, chats with Beth about racism, respect and representing diverse identities by telling authentic personal stories within the Australian narrative.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Award-winning author Maxine Beneba Clarke joins Beth in a far-ranging interview, reading poems from her new poetry collection, ’How Decent Folk Behave’, out through Hachette, and exploring the process of writing poetry in traumatic times.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Sumarlinah Winoto joins Beth to talk about their audio series ‘transomatics’, a trans-informed approach to body movement, made by and for gender-diverse people; and Gus Macdonald imagines falling in love with a total stranger in ‘Elevator Love’, from ‘Don’t Forget’, courtesy of ‘All The Best’ collective.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Writer, mental health arts advocate and founder of Schizy Inc, Heidi Everett joins Beth to talk about her new book ‘My Friend Fox’, a candid memoir about the realities of the Australian mental health system and her experiences in a psych ward. Out through Ultimo Press.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Journalist, essayist and legal researcher, Lucia Osborne-Crowley chats with Beth about reclaiming our bodies from shame and the way trauma can rewrite our biology, explored in her book ‘My Body Keeps Your Secrets’, out through Allen & Unwin.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Greens Senator for NSW, engineer and lifelong activist for social and environmental justice, Dr Mehreen Faruqi, talks about her struggle to navigate changing worlds, from her beginnings in Pakistan to coming to Australia, in her memoir ‘Too Migrant, Too Muslim, Too Loud’, out through Allen & Unwin.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Writer and historian Yves Rees talks about their memoir ‘All About Yves: Notes from a Transition’, which shares their experience of being transgender in Australia today, out through Allen & Unwin; and Alice Ansara shares her story of evacuating through smoke and ash in ‘Then Came The Birds’, a story produced by Sarah Mashman and courtesy of the ‘All The Best’ collective.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Author and editor Jennifer Down talks about her novel ‘Bodies of Light’, an intimate saga of one woman’s turbulent life, exploring cycles of trauma, reinventing oneself and healing from deep wounds, and discusses models of care for the vulnerable in our society. Now out through Text Publishing.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Acclaimed Canadian author Tanya Talaga joins Beth to chat about her award-winning true crime investigation ‘Seven Fallen Feathers: Racism, Death, and Hard Truths in a Northern City’, which explores the deaths of seven Indigenous high school students in Thunder Bay, Canada, republished in Australia by Scribe Publications.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Chinese-American-Australian author Paige Clark joins Beth to chat about short story writing, and blending the fantastical with the minutiae of daily life in her debut collection of short stories, ‘She Is Haunted’, out through Allen & Unwin.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Poet, playwright and author Mike Kennedy, Co-Director of the National Young Writers’ Festival, chats about the challenges of putting together an all-digital NYWF this year; and Daniel Semo learns about what it really takes to know another language in ‘Chronicle of Darkness’, a story courtesy of the ‘All The Best’ collective. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Writer, photographer and artist Sarah Walker talks about bodily experience, control and photography in her new essay collection, ‘The First Time I Thought I Was Dying’, out through UQP; and Georgina Savage, Creative Producer of new Victorian Women's Trust podcast ‘The Trap’, which is hosted by journalist Jess Hill, and investigates love, abuse and power. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Activist, historian, essayist, novelist and poet Tony Birch talks about family, challenging the archives, and the personal being political, which he explores in his new poetry collection ‘Whisper Songs’, out through UQP; and writer Tilly Lawless chats about her debut novel, ‘Nothing But My Body’, a journey through the mind and experiences of a young queer sex worker. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Maya Pilbrow talks to activists dedicated to exposing the role of Australian-made weapons in human rights abuses in West Papua, and explores this in ‘Making a Killing’, a story courtesy of the 'All The Best' collective; and poet Maria Takolander speaks about her recently released personal poetry collection, ‘Trigger Warning’, out through UQP. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Sam Gaskin and his daughter Raelah speak about their online performance ‘Us’, performed in their family home; and Aunty Rieo Ellis chats about the augmented reality audio storytelling app ‘Yalinguth’ connecting audiences with Aboriginal histories in Gertrude Street, Fitzroy, and launched as part of the Gertrude Street Projection Festival. With presenter Bec Fary filling in for Beth AQ.
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Poet Jeanine Leane and artist Fayen D’Evie talk about their contributions to the multi-art project ‘This is a poem’ at Buxton Contemporary; and Susan Kukucka, new CEO at social enterprise 100 Story Building, chats about developing creativity and literacy for children and young people.
With Bec Fary filling in for Beth AQ.
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Artist Carla Gottgens talks about her contribution to the Flinders Quarter Augmented Art Walk; Yarra Valley Writers Festival Director, Brook Powell, chats about the upcoming 2021 program, which explores the theme ‘Resilience’; and Lakshmi Ganapathy, co-host on RMITV’s ‘The Leak’, explains about community TV and its audiences. With presenter Bec Fary, filling in for Beth AQ.
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To celebrate NAIDOC week, we hear an extract from the archives of the 3CR ‘Beyond the Bars’ project; and cartoonist and illustrator Lee Lai talks about their debut graphic novel ‘Stone Fruit’, out through Fantagraphics, which explores intimate relationships between queer lovers and family. With presenter Beth AQ.
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General Manager of Sweatshop Literacy Movement, Winnie Dunn, talks about the anthology ‘Racism: Stories on Fear, Hate & Bigotry’, co-edited with Stephen Pham and Phoebe Grainer; and Evelyn Araluen chats about the literary journal Overland’s newly created Kuracca Prize for Australian Literature, rewarding excellence and generosity in Australian writing.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Award-winning author Anita Heiss talks about the importance of language in her new book, ‘Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray’ and Wiradjuri heroism in the 1852 Gundagai flood; and editor and writer, Erik Jensen, chats about his narrative sequence of short love poems ‘I said the sea was folded: Love poems’.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Award-winning author, Alice Pung, talks about mothers, daughters, love and control, in her new novel, ‘One Hundred Days’, out through Black Inc.; and poet Elena Gomez chats about her poetry collection, ‘Admit the Joyous Passion of Revolt’, and the Bolshevik feminist Alexandra Kollontai. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Thomas Bailey, founder and Editor of new publication ‘Curiouser Magazine’, talks about magic realism and the fantastical; and Mell Chun chats with her 10-year-old nephew, Miro, about a South Pacific island, in ‘Miro’s Project’, courtesy of the 'All The Best' collective.With presenter Beth AQ.
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Ruby-Rose Pivet-Marsh, Artistic Director of the Emerging Writers’ Festival, chats about what’s on at the 2021 festival; and Canadian writer and scholar from the Driftpile Cree Nation, Billy-Ray Belcourt, talks about his collection of personal essays ‘ A History of My Brief Body’, which is out via UQP. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Art producer and 3RRR radio presenter Samira Farah talks about co-curating the West Space exhibition ‘13 Years’, which chronicles the African diaspora in Australia; and community lawyer Marissa Johnpillai chats about transforming a former church and kindergarten to a community hub in Montmorency. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Archer Magazine Editor-in-Chief Lucy Watson, and contributor and performing artist Mama Alto, talk about Archer Magazine’s new edition on friendship. And artists Güler Altunbas and Adam Knapper chat about disability-led storytelling through digital art, which they explore in the ‘Human First?’ exhibition at The Dax Centre. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Comedian Matt Okine talks about his debut novel ‘Being Black ‘n Chicken, & Chips’, and its adaptation for a younger audience; and visual artist Tai Snaith chats about her exhibition ‘A World of One’s Own’ at the Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, and the exhibition's accompanying podcast. With presenter Jacqui B, filling in for Beth AQ.
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Poet and dancer Leila Lois talks about her debut poetry collection ‘Flesh into Blossom’, published by Girls on Key Press; and writer Lech Blaine reflects on memory, masculinity and grief in the aftermath of a fatal car accident, in his new book ‘Car Crash: A Memoir’. With presenter Jacqui B, filling in for Beth AQ.
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Journalist and producer Margaret Gordon talks about making the podcast ‘Collapse’, which examines the CTV building failure in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake; and writer Ella Baxter chats about her debut novel ‘New Animal’, exploring a journey through sex, death and grief.
With presenter Fi Wright, filling in for Beth AQ.
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Jane Connory, Lecturer in Communication Design at Swinburne, chats about her curated exhibition ‘Sanitary Secrets: 100 pad ads in 100 years’; and Brian Martin, Associate Dean, Indigenous, Monash Art, Design & Architecture, describes the exhibition ‘Tree Story’ at the Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA). With presenter Fi Wright, filling in for Beth AQ.
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Deaf poet and essayist, Fiona Murphy, talks about her memoir, ‘The Shape of Sound’; and Wing Kuang reflects on her time as a foster carer for Alexander the cat, in ‘Meow To Be’, courtesy of the 'All The Best' collective.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Yuin author, Gary Lonesborough, talks about his debut YA novel, 'The Boy from the Mish'; and Shakira Hussein, from the University of Melbourne’s Asia Institute, chats about her article ‘An Appointment with Nurse Apocalypse’, recently published in Meanjin.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Poet Harry Reid speaks about their Poetry chapbook 'the best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend'; and Hella Ibrahim, founder and editorial director of Djed Press, chats about the progress of Djed Press and its 2021 Editorial Mentorship program for emerging editors.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Denice Kickett, director at Books’n’Boots, speaks about re-housing books with First Nations communities in regional and remote Australia; and writer and performer Jess Knight joins writer, book reviewer and sensitivity reader Natalia Wikana, to chat with Beth about their contributions to the anthology “Growing Up Disabled in Australia”. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Evelyn Araluen, poet, cultural critic, and co-editor of “Overland” literary journal, speaks about her debut poetry and prose collection, “Dropbear”; and writer, editor, illustrator and lawyer, Rebecca Lim, talks about migrant families and her new YA novel, “Tiger Daughter”.
With presenter Beth AQ.
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Kim Munro, Conference Programmer at the Australian International Documentary Conference, chats about all things documentary; and MJ Bakewell explores how Aboriginal language speakers have the right to understand and be understood in the justice system, courtesy of the 'All The Best' collective. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Playwright, poet, and screenwriter Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa talks about spoken word, writing for theatre and television, and her upcoming poetry workshops for young people at the State Library; and Sam Riegl from Sticky Institute chats about the Festival of the Photocopier Zine Festival and zine culture in Melbourne. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Jessica Walton, contributor to new anthology 'Growing Up Disabled in Australia' talks about writing poetry and living with a disability; and Sam van Zweden speaks about her new book, 'Eating With My Mouth Open' which explores food and bodies. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Uncle Archie Roach, Gunditjmara and Bundjalung singer-songwriter and activist, talks about his award-winning memoir, “Tell Me Why: The Story Of My Life And My Music”; and photo-artist, model and writer Angelita Biscotti speaks about eroticism in art and poetry. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Shu-Ling Chua speaks about her debut Essay Collection 'Echoes' and Triple R's Backstory presenter, Mel Cranenburgh, chats about her favourite books of the year. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Romy Nolan from YWILPF (The Young Women's International League For Peace And Freedom Australia) chats about the YWILPF podcast; and an 'All The Best' piece is played - 'Big Weather Calling' by Jackson Brown. (Warning: this All The Best piece contains content regarding suicide and mental health. Please contact Life line on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 if this raises any issues for you). With presenter Beth AQ.
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Writer, photographer, and founder of LIMINAL magazine, Leah Jing talks about the new LIMINAL anthology; and Dr Crystal McKinnon chats about the collaborative lecture 'Decolonise Your Feminism' With presenter Beth AQ.
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Ashley and Anneliese from Incendium Radical Library talk about the new anthology 'None of Us are Free Until all of Us are Free' which explores incarceration; and Emily Cormack and Timmah Ball chat what to expect at Moreland's Public Art Show. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Mykaela Saunders speaks about winning the 2020 ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize for her piece 'River Story'. And writer and curator Sisonke Msimang chats about contributing to the anthology 'The Gifts of Reading.' With Eliza Herbert filling in for Beth AQ.
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Karen Wyld chats about her novel 'Where The Fruit Falls' and Voiceworks editor Adalya Nash Hussein discusses Voiceworks latest issue. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Author of new young adult novel 'The F Team' Rawah Arja; and a piece from “All the Best’ about healing the brain. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Liquid Architecture's 'Machine Listening: A Curriculum' is a new investigation and experiment in collective learning instigated by artist Sean Dockray, legal scholar James Parker and curator Joel Stern for Liquid Architecture. James and Joel speak with presenter Beth AQ about the project.
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Christopher Raja discusses his memoir Into The Suburbs: A Migrant’s Story; and Maxine & Talia, the team behind the Beauty Is Political podcast, talk about creating their podcast. With presenter Beth AQ. https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/the-glasshouse https://www.instagram.com/theglasshouse.rrr/
Mike Kennedy, Co-Director of the National Young Writers Festival, talks about what to expect in its upcoming program. With presenter Beth AQ.
Podcast producer Lori Uden discusses her involvement in the podcast 'The Collection'; and Emerging Writers Festival Artistic Director Ruby-Rose Pivot-Marsh talks about its new initiative of at-home residences. With presenter Beth AQ.
Rebecca Jessen is on to talk about her new release 'Ask Me About The Future' and Sumarlinah Winoto is on to chat about their podcast 'Transomatics' with Beth AQ
Comic artist Rachel Ang discusses her most recent work Yellow in the Blue; and Hayden Moon chats about their Archer Magazinepiece 'Transgender inclusion in dance: Paving the way in Irish Dancing.' With presenter Beth AQ.
Mirandi Riwoe chats about her novel Stone Sky Gold Mountain; and Braided podcasts hosts Matisse Laida and Agum Maluach talk about Season 2. With presenter Beth AQ.
Contributors and editors of “Bold Source” a youth led publication through the Brimbank community, chat about the aims of the publication; and Dr Jeanine Leane, editor of Guwayu - For All Times: A Collection of First Nations Poems, talks about putting together the anthology. With presenter Eliza Herbert, filling in for Beth AQ.
Bennie Solah, Director of Melbourne Spoken Word, talks about what to expect at this year's spoken word & poetry festival; and author and electoral educator Krys Saclier chats about her book 'Vote For Me' which aims to educate Primary School kids about voting. With presenter Eliza Herbert, filling in for Beth AQ.
Leah Jing McIntosh talks about LIMINAL's new digital series GLITCH and new anthology COLLISIONS, plus writer Cath Moore chats about her new YA novel 'Metal Fish, Falling Snow'. With presenter Beth AQ.
Boe Spearim chats about his podcast 'Frontier War Stories', a podcast where Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people speak about research, books and oral histories that document the first 140 years of conflict and resistance; and Nevo Zisin talks about FOJAM's upcoming online storytelling event 'Spun Stories - The Untold.' With presenter Beth AQ.
Audiocraft Festival Manager Jess O'Callaghan chats about Audiocraft, the podcast festival which will happen on Sat 25 July.
With presenter Beth AQ. https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/the-glasshouse
Journalist Tanya Talaga discusses her new book All Our Relations: Indigenous Trauma in the Shadow of Colonialism; and Dr. Tresa LeClerc explores the First Nations & People Of Colour writers count. With presenter Beth AQ.
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Marlee Silver talks about her new podcast 'Always Was, Always Will Be Our Stories'; and Bec Fary chats about finishing up SleepTalker, their beautifully produced weekly radio show on Triple R. With presenter Beth AQ.
'From The Embers' podcast producers Sarah Mashman and Alice Ansara talk about basing their podcast on the bushfires crisis; plus Yves Rees, winner of Calibre Award for their essay 'Reading The Mess Backwards’ drills down on their winning essay. With presenter Beth AQ
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Writer and poet Alison Whittaker talks about editing the new anthology 'Fire Front: First Nations Poetry and Power Today'; and Emerging Writers Festival Artistic Director Ruby-Rose Pivet-Marsh talks about what to expect in the upcoming EWF Program. With presenter Beth AQ.
Julie Janson chats about her novel 'Benevolence' and Aunty Fay Muir tells us about collaborating with Sue Lawson and Lisa Kennedy on a picture book called 'Respect'. With presenter Beth AQ.
Michelle Macklem and Jess Shane talk about the new season of Constellations, called Field The Sky; and Rita Therese talks to Beth about her memoir Come. With presenter Beth AQ. Adult Content Warning
Award winning writer and poet Ellen van Neerven talks about their second collection of poetry 'Throat'; and appearance activist, speaker and writer Carly Findley OAM chats about how disabled artists are impacted by COVID. With presenter Beth AQ.
Writer Ellena Savage talks about the process of writing Blueberries, her debut essay collection. With presenter Blueberries.
The Glasshouse is a space for spoken word artists, poets, sound makers, audio storytellers, emerging cultural leaders, thinkers, writers, ad anyone who celebrates story as a means of self-expression, self-representation and community building.
The Glasshouse is a space for spoken word artists, poets, sound makers, audio storytellers, emerging cultural leaders, thinkers, writers, ad anyone who celebrates story as a means of self-expression, self-representation and community building.
Melbourne poet Manisha Anjali discusses her new chapbook 'Electric Lotus', and award-winning sound designer Emma Bortignon talks about audio storytelling ahead of the Australian International Documentary Conference. With presenter Beth AQ.
Noongar award-winning writer and teacher Kim Scott chats about the 'Ancestors' Words' project, which showcases new First Nations writers from WA; and writer, editor and book reviewer Elizabeth Flux explores her new Kill Your Darlings essay, 'Grave Concerns: Could Cemeteries be the Future of Housing?' With presenter Beth AQ.