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- 131 - Program for Saturday 6 April 2024
This is a reading of the 2024 Newcastle Writers Festival program for Saturday, 6 April 2024. Thank you to ABC Newcastle's Dan Cox for assisting. This is a condensed version and more detail can be found on the website. If you would like to contact our accessibility coordinator please email access@newcastlewritersfestival.org.au
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Wed, 14 Feb 2024 - 130 - Program for Friday 5 April 2024
This is a reading of the 2024 Newcastle Writers Festival program for Friday, 5 April 2024. Thank you to ABC Newcastle's Dan Cox for assisting. This is a condensed version and more detail can be found on the website. If you would like to contact our accessibility coordinator please email access@newcastlewritersfestival.org.au
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Wed, 14 Feb 2024 - 129 - Program for Sunday 7 April 2024
This is a reading of the 2024 Newcastle Writers Festival program for Sunday, 7 April 2024. Thank you to ABC Newcastle's Dan Cox for assisting. This is a condensed version and more detail can be found on the website. If you would like to contact our accessibility coordinator please email access@newcastlewritersfestival.org.au
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Wed, 14 Feb 2024 - 128 - Phillip McIntyre - The Beatles and Beyond
In this session, which was recorded at the 2023 festival, University of Newcastle researcher Phillip McIntyre discusses with Scott Bevan his most recent book Paul McCartney and His Creative Practice. Phillip shares fresh insight into the creative practice developed by Paul McCartney during his extended career as a songwriter, record producer and performing musician.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival in fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 05 Sep 2023 - 127 - Richard Fidler - World Traveller
In this session recorded at the 2023 festival, writer and much-loved broadcaster Richard Fidler discusses The Book of Roads & Kingdoms, which is inspired by the tales of medieval Arab and Persian travellers who ventured to the edges of the known world. He discusses with Paul Bevan the ways in which the expansion of geographical frontiers shaped knowledge.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival in fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 29 Aug 2023 - 126 - Pip Williams - Women and Words
At the 2023 festival, Pip Williams’s participation coincided with the launch of her highly anticipated second book, The Bookbinder of Jericho. It tells the story of the onset of World War I from the perspective of a young woman, Peggy, who works in the bindery of the Oxford University Press. In this wide-ranging discussion, Pip speaks to Ailsa Piper about language, censorship and women’s access to knowledge.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival in fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 22 Aug 2023 - 125 - Andy Jackson, Kerri Shying and Gaele Sobott - Raging Grace
In this session, which was recorded at the 2023 festival, acclaimed poets Andy Jackson, Kerri Shying and Gaele Sobott discuss Raging Grace, an anthology of collaborative poems and essays on disability.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to support the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival, which fosters a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Wed, 16 Aug 2023 - 124 - Norman Swan - The Lowdown on Longevity
In this session, which was recorded at the 2023 festival, Norman Swan explores the science, myths and mistruths that surround ageing. Hosted by Cassie McCullagh.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival in fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 08 Aug 2023 - 123 - Tim Baker and Chloe Hooper - The Case for Hope
In this session recorded at the 2023 festival, Tim Baker and Chloe Hooper share their perspectives on the role that hope can play in helping us cope with life’s darkest moments. Hosted by Ailsa Piper.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival in supporting a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 01 Aug 2023 - 122 - Chris Flynn in Conversation
Literary critic Declan Fry has described Chris Flynn as ‘a restless experimenter, a fabulist’. In his compelling new collection of short stories, Here Be Leviathans, Chris gives a voice to the world around us, with narrators including a bear, a river, a platypus and a hotel room.
At the 2023 festival, he spoke to Kate Mildenhall about embracing the absurd, breaking rules, and finding your voice as a writer.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to support the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival, which fosters a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Mon, 24 Jul 2023 - 121 - Crime Writers to Watch - Shelley Burr, James McKenzie Watson and Matthew Spencer
At the 2023 festival, Anna Downes spoke to three writers about their critically acclaimed debut crime books.
Shelley Burr was awarded the prestigious Crime Writers’ Association Debut Dagger for Wake,which explores how the unsolved disappearance of a girl continues to haunt a small town.James McKenzie Watson’s Denizen won the 2021 Penguin Literary Prizeand is informed by his upbringing in regional NSW. Matthew Spencer’s Black Riversees a serial killer preying on victims along the banks of the Parramatta River.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of the festival in fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a donation.
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Tue, 18 Jul 2023 - 120 - Paddy Manning - The Son Also Rises: Lachlan Murdoch
In this session recorded at the 2023 festival, investigative journalist Paddy Manning turns his attention to Lachlan Murdoch, one of the world’s most influential – and enigmatic – people.
In his compelling biography The Successor, Manning explores Murdoch’s upbringing and political beliefs. He shares with host Antony Loewenstein what he has learnt about the head of Fox Corporation and how power and politics continue to shape him.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the valuable work of Newcastle Writers Festival in fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 11 Jul 2023 - 119 - Robbie Arnott, Bronwyn Birdsall, and Holly Ringland - Haunted places and spaces
In their recent books, Robbie Arnott, Bronwyn Birdsall, and Holly Ringland create vivid settings that transport readers to locations in Australia and across the globe – to a bygone era in Tasmania’s north, myth-laden Denmark and Faroe Islands, and a Balkan city recovering from war. At the 2023 festival, they spoke to Geordie Williamson about the places and liminal spaces at the pulsing heart of their compelling novels.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the important work of Newcastle Writers Festival, which connect writers and readers from across the Hunter region and beyond, please consider making a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 04 Jul 2023 - 118 - I'd Like You to Meet Cadance Bell
At the 2023 festival, we introduced a new series called I'd Like You to Meet and invited established writers to shine the spotlight on an emerging writer whose work they admire. Craig Silvey introduces you to Cadance Bell, whose coming-of-gender memoir, The All of It: A Bogan Rhapsody,was published in 2022.
The Stories to You Series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to individually support the vital work of Newcastle Writers Festival please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Mon, 26 Jun 2023 - 117 - Onward - Celebrating poet Robert Adamson
With the support of Robert Adamson's wife Juno Gemes, Newcastle Writers Festival was honoured to host a commemoration of the late poet’s life and work at the 2023 festival. This special event includes readings by Judith Beveridge, Robbie Coburn, Keri Glastonbury, Sarah Holland-Batt, and Mark Mordue. The host is Michele Seminara.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW. If you would like to contribute to the festival's important work of fostering a culture of reading and writing, please consider a tax-deductible donation.
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Tue, 20 Jun 2023 - 116 - Andrew Quilty - Tyrrany Up Close
When the Taliban arrived at the gates of Kabul in August 2021, Andrew Quilty had been living and working there for eight years. He was one of only a handful of Western journalists remaining. In this conversation, which was recorded at the 2023 festival, Andrew discusses his book August in Kabul, which explores the humanitarian cost of the 20-year war. The conversation is hosted by Antony Loewenstein.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW.
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Tue, 13 Jun 2023 - 115 - Grace Tame - In Her Own Words
Newcastle Writers Festival hosted a very special 10th anniversary opening night event on 31 March 2023 featuring activist, sexual abuse survivor, and author Grace Tame. She spoke to Maddison Connaughton about her memoir, The Ninth Life of a Diamond Miner. Please be aware that this conversation includes reference to sexual abuse and eating disorders. If it raises any issues for you, Lifeline is there to help 13 11 14.
The Stories to You podcast series is supported by Create NSW.
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Tue, 06 Jun 2023 - 114 - Jennifer Robinson and Keina Yoshida - How Many More Women?
In October 2022, Newcastle Writers Festival hosted a special event with internationally respected human rights and media lawyer Jennifer Robinson and colleague Dr Keina Yoshida. Journalist Maddison Connaughton hosted the conversation, which centred on Jennifer and Keina’s book How Many More Women? Exposing How the Law Silences Women.
How Many More Women? examines the laws around the world that silence women, and explores the changes we need to make to ensure that women’s freedoms are no longer threatened by the legal system that is supposed to protect them.
Thank you to event sponsor University of Newcastle's School of Humanities, Creative Industries and Social Sciences and to publisher Allen & Unwin.
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Tue, 23 May 2023 - 113 - Evelyn Araluen, Jasmine Seymour, Nardi Simpson, and Chelsea Watego - I'm With Her
First Nations women are the backbone of their communities. Join this deep dive into storytelling, song, poetry, and activism with Evelyn Araluen, Jasmine Seymour, Nardi Simpson, and Chelsea Watego. Hosted by Narelda Jacobs.
This conversation was recorded at the 2022 Newcastle Writers Festival. Thank you to Create NSW for funding the Stories To You series.
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Tue, 07 Mar 2023 - 112 - Lech Blaine, Brendan Cowell, and Brandon Jack - Man Up
Lech Blaine, Brendan Cowell, and Brandon Jack discuss what it means to explore more expansive expressions of Australian masculinity in writing and in life. Hosted by Nick Milligan.
This conversation was recorded at the 2022 Newcastle Writers Festival. Thank you to Create NSW for funding the Stories To You series.
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Tue, 28 Feb 2023 - 111 - 8. Emily Bitto and Diana Reid - Toxic Truths
Emily Bitto (Wild Abandon) and Diana Reid (Love & Virtue) have received critical acclaim for their evocative new coming-of-age novels, which dissect relationships, power, and moral responsibility. They speak to Amy Lovat.
This conversation was recorded at the 2022 Newcastle Writers Festival. Thank you to Create NSW for funding the Stories To You series.
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Tue, 21 Feb 2023 - 110 - Hannah Kent - Devotion
Award-winning writer Hannah Kent made her Newcastle Writers Festival debut in 2022. In this conversation with Ashley Hay, she discusses her most recent novel Devotion, which takes readers on a journey back in time, across oceans and spiritual planes.
Hannah Kent’s first novel, the international bestseller, Burial Rites, was translated into over 30 languages and won the ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year, the Indie Awards Debut Fiction Book of the Year, and the Victorian Premier’s People’s Choice Award. It was shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction, the Stella Prize and the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, and is being adapted for film by Sony TriStar. Her second novel, The Good People was translated into 10 languages and shortlisted for the Walter Scott Award, the Indie Books Award for Literary Fiction, the ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year and the Readings Prize. It is being adapted for film by Aquarius Productions. Devotion, her third novel, won Booktopia’s Favourite Australian Book, was shortlisted for an Indie Book Award and longlisted for the ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year.
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Tue, 14 Feb 2023 - 109 - Kate McClymont and Michael Robotham - Corruption, Skulduggery and Murder
A former newspaper editor has described Kate McClymont as ‘a walking almanac of Sydney crime and corruption’. Delve into a day in the unusual life of one of Australia’s most respected investigative journalists – death threats and all.
This conversation was recorded at the 2022 Newcastle Writers Festival and hosted by best-selling author Michael Robotham.
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Tue, 07 Feb 2023 - 108 - The Dreaming Path - Paul Callaghan with Uncle Paul Gordon
It was standing room only for this important event at the 2022 festival with Paul Callaghan and Uncle Paul Gordon, who believe that First Nations thinking can be a source of contentment for all. The men bring together Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal world views in their powerful book, The Dreaming Path, and they expand on some of its themes in this conversation; relationships, caring for place, being present and healing from the past. The host is Joe Williams, a proud Wiradjuri/Wolgalu man and author of The Enemy Within.
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Tue, 31 Jan 2023 - 107 - Trent Dalton - Love Stories
As we prepare for our 10th festival, which will be held from 31 March to 2 April 2023, enjoy the first in a series of sessions recorded at the 2022 festival.
A blind man yearns to see the face of his wife of 30 years. A divorced mother has a secret love affair with a travelling priest. A tree lopper’s heart falls in a forest. A respected 100-year-old scientist ponders the one great earthly puzzle he was never able to solve: ‘What is love?’ Trent Dalton explores important questions about what love means.
This session was hosted by Newcastle Writers Festival director Rosemarie Milsom who stepped in at the last minute to replace someone who had to withdraw.
Thank you to the festival's core funder Create NSW for supporting the Stories to You series.
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Sun, 22 Jan 2023 - 106 - Heather Clark - Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath
In the final episode of this year's Stories To You series, we have collaborated with Caroline Baum, host of the Life Sentences podcast, to bring you a conversation with American biographer Professor Heather Clark about her acclaimed biography of poet Sylvia Plath.
Caroline describesRed Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath, which has been nominated for a 2021 Pulitzer Prize,as a "fastidious, forensic and granular account" of the artist's early life and brilliant college days in the US before her explosive encounter with British poet Ted Hughes. With unprecedented access to archives of Plath papers and other previously unavailable material, Clark provides the most comprehensive and psychologically complex portrait to date of a much misunderstood and mythologised artist.
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Tue, 29 Jun 2021 - 105 - Andrew Pippos and Michael Sala - Writer to Writer
Andrew Pippos, who has been shortlisted for the 2021 Miles Franklin Literary Award, and Newcastle writer Michael Sala, discuss their creative challenges and decisions, how they juggle the demands of writing and parenting, and what they are working on now. Hosted by Ed Wright.
This session was recorded at our inaugural Fresh Ink Emerging Writers Program on 23 April, in collaboration with Newcastle Libraries. Funding was provided by Create NSW.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tue, 22 Jun 2021 - 104 - Prose Poetry & Microlit — Beth Spencer interviews Cassandra Atherton
Cassandra Atherton talks about prose poetry and microlit — reading from the Anthology of Australian Prose Poetry she recently co-edited with Paul Hetherington, and Pulped Fiction, the latest collection in the Joanne Burns microlit prize series.
Host: Beth Spencer
Anthology of Australian Prose Poetry is published by Melbourne University Press.
Pulped Fiction is published by Spineless Wonders.
Cassandra’s latest books of prose poetry are Fugitive Letters (with Paul Hetherington) and Leftovers.
You can order copies from www.macleanbooks.com.au
More information about Cassandra’s work at www.cassandra-atherton.com.And for more about the Joanne Burns Microlit prize and Microflix check out Spineless Wonders at https://shortaustralianstories.com.au/
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Tue, 15 Jun 2021 - 103 - How to Endo: A Guide to Surviving and Thriving with Endometriosis - Bridget Hustwaite
Triple J presenter Bridget Hustwaite and journalist Gabrielle Jackson are 'endo warriors'. They share their experiences of living with endometriosis and explore the assumptions and misinformation that impact sufferers.
How to Endo by Bridget Hustwaite and Pain and Prejudice by Gabrielle Jackson are published by Allen and Unwin. Buy both books online via the Festival's book store MacLean's Booksellers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tue, 08 Jun 2021 - 102 - Billy-Ray Belcourt - A History of My Brief Body
Acclaimed First Nations Canadian writer Billy-Ray Belcourt speaks to Laura Kebby, of Secret Book Stuff, about writing, poetry, identity, and the importance of representation in literature.
Billy-Ray's memoir A History of My Brief Body is published by UQP.
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Tue, 01 Jun 2021 - 101 - A. C. Grayling - The Frontiers of Knowledge
Eminent British philosopher A. C. Grayling discusses the fields of knowledge that have opened up with new methods and tools of inquiry – including cutting-edge physics, humanity’s very ancient history before Greece and Rome, and what we now know about the mind and the brain. Hosted by Newcastle philosopher and author Russell Blackford.
The Frontiers of Knowledge: What We Now Know About Science, History, and the Mind is published by Penguin Random House Australia. Buy your copy from the Festival's bookstore, MacLean's Booksellers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tue, 25 May 2021 - 100 - The Art of Memoir - Bastian Fox Phelan, Susan Francis, and Bri Lee
From essays to poetry, there’s more than one way to write a memoir. How do we find the best form to tell the stories of our own lives? With Bastian Fox Phelan, Susan Francis, and Bri Lee. Hosted by Rosemarie Milsom.
This session was recorded at our inaugural Fresh Ink Emerging Writers Program on 24 April, 2021, in collaboration with Newcastle Libraries. Funding was provided by Create NSW.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tue, 18 May 2021 - 99 - How Publishing Works - Jaye Ford, Brendan Fredericks, and Ed Wright
Whether you’re interested in self-publishing, are an aspiring author, or simply keen to take a behind-the-scenes look at the business of publishing, Jaye Ford, Brendan Fredericks and Ed Wright share an insider’s view. Hosted by Nick Milligan.
This session was recorded at our inaugural Fresh Ink Emerging Writers Program on 24 April, 2021, in collaboration with Newcastle Libraries. Funding was provided by Create NSW.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tue, 18 May 2021 - 98 - Newcastle's poets - Ivy Ireland, Kerri Shying, and Ed Wright
Newcastle has a robust poetry community and in late 2020 three local writers had books published by Puncher & Wattmann. Ivy Ireland, Kerri Shying, and Ed Wright speak to Magdalena Ball about their funny and deeply original work.
Kerri Shying’s Know Your Country, Ivy Ireland’s The Owl Inside, and Ed Wright’s Gas Deities are all published by Puncher & Wattmann and can be purchased from Macleans Bookshop.
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Tue, 11 May 2021 - 97 - Sarah Sentilles - Stranger Care
When her husband decided he didn't want biological children, Sarah Sentilles was forced to acknowledge her deepest longing. In her compelling new memoir, Stranger Care, she explores the realisation that she wanted to be a parent - to care for someone else's baby. Sarah speaks to Newcastle Writers Festival director Rosemarie Milsom about the life-changing experience.
Stranger Care is published by Text and can be bought online via Maclean's Booksellers.
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Tue, 04 May 2021 - 96 - Maria Dahvana Headley - Beowulf
Novelist Maria Dahvana Headley has created a revisionist translation of the Old English poem Beowulf, infusing it with feminism and social-media slang.
She speaks to Magdalena Ball about being one of only a few women translators who has tackled the 3182-line poem.
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Tue, 27 Apr 2021 - 95 - Holly Wainwright - I Give My Marriage A Year
What if you woke up one morning and decided to give the fate of your marriage just 12 months? Author Holly Wainwright chats to Laura Jackel about her latest aptly titled novel, I Give My Marriage A Year.
Holly Wainwright is a writer, editor and broadcaster who lives in Sydney with her young family. She's the Head of Content at women's media companyMamamia and this is her third novel.
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Tue, 20 Apr 2021 - 94 - Emily Maguire - Love Objects
Australian writer Emily Maguire's new novel isa clear-eyed and compassionate novel about love and family, betrayal and forgiveness, and the things we do to fill our empty spaces. She speaks to Magdalena Ball.
Love Objects is published by Allen & Unwin.
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Tue, 13 Apr 2021 - 93 - Understanding Nick Cave and Paul Kelly - Stuart Coupe and Mark Mordue
This episode of Stories to You brings together two veteran Australian music journalists and authors, Stuart Coupe and Mark Mordue, to discuss their respective new biographies, Paul Kelly: The Man, the Music and The Life In-Between and Nick Cave: Boy On Fire.
Author and entertainment journalist Nick Milligan speaks with Coupe and Mordue about the craft of writing an incisive biography and the multi-faceted lives of their fascinating subjects.
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Tue, 06 Apr 2021 - 92 - Fiona Higgins - An Unusual Boy
What happens if your misunderstood child becomes embroiled in a school scandal? Fiona Higgins chats to Laura Jackel about her new novel An Unusual Boy.
For more on Fiona Higgins visit fionahiggins.com.au and buy An Unusual Boy, published by Boldwood Books here
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Tue, 30 Mar 2021 - 91 - Rick Morton - My Year of Living Vulnerably
In his new book My Year of Living Vulnerably, Rick Morton reveals what happened when childhood trauma caught up with him in his 20s. He then set himself the task of undoing some of the damage by living more openly and vulnerably, and by exploring the evolving science around how people living with trauma can begin to heal. He speaks to Ed Wright.
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Tue, 23 Mar 2021 - 90 - Danielle Celermajer - Reflections on a Vanishing Future
During the destructive and widespread bushfire season of 2019/20, philosopher Danielle Celermajer's rural NSW idyll was under threat. The trauma and fear caused her to reflect on our responsibility for the damage and pain caused, especially to the natural world. She speaks to Rosemarie Milsom about her book Summertime: Reflections on a Vanishing Future.
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Tue, 16 Mar 2021 - 89 - Zacchary Bird - Vegan Junk Food
Does being vegan mean having to miss out on burgers, jalapeno peppers and deep-fried banana fritters? No way, according to Melbourne writer and vegan recipe developer Zacchary Bird. He talks to Magdalena Ball about his first book Vegan Junk Food.
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Tue, 09 Mar 2021 - 88 - Julia Gillard - Women and Leadership
Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard discusses her most recent book Women and Leadership: Real Lives, Real Lessons, co-written with economist Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. She explores the influence of gender on women’s access to positions of leadership and the perceptions of them as leaders. The conversation is hosted by Newcastle Writers Festival director Rosemarie Milsom and was recorded on 13 February, 2021.
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Tue, 02 Mar 2021 - 87 - Unlike The Heart - Nicola Redhouse speaks to Magdalena BallSun, 07 Jun 2020
- 86 - Your Own Kind Of GirlThu, 04 Jun 2020
- 85 - Women, Men And The Whole Damn ThingThu, 04 Jun 2020
- 84 - Woman In The WildernessThu, 04 Jun 2020
- 83 - What Freedom Feels LikeThu, 04 Jun 2020
- 82 - War WoundsThu, 04 Jun 2020
- 81 - Their Right To RageWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 80 - The WeekendWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 79 - Surviving a Toxic FamilyWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 78 - Surf By Day Jam By NightWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 77 - Smells Like Teen SpiritWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 76 - Secrets And LiesWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 75 - NWF Joanne Burns Microlit Award ScarsWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 74 - My Skin Its Own SkyWed, 03 Jun 2020
- 73 - Millennial Panic PoemsTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 72 - Idiomatic For The PeopleTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 71 - How Our Bodies Shape UsTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 70 - Blurred Lines - Sophie Hardcastle, Nicola Redhouse and Maria TumurkinTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 69 - Below DeckTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 68 - AxiomaticTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 67 - Anna Meares in ConversationTue, 02 Jun 2020
- 66 - All At SeaMon, 01 Jun 2020
- 65 - Country Roads with Rosalie Ham, Holly Throsby and Christian White.Fri, 01 May 2020
- 64 - Accidental Feminists with Jane CaroFri, 01 May 2020
- 63 - Stories of Resilience with Meera Atkinson, Heather Morris and Rick MortonFri, 30 Aug 2019
- 62 - The Powers That Be - Gillian Triggs in ConversationSun, 21 Jul 2019
- 61 - How To Change The World - Natalie Isaacs in ConversationSun, 21 Jul 2019
- 60 - The Thrill Of It with Michael RobothamSat, 06 Jul 2019
- 59 - Reawakening The Past with Claire G Coleman, Jock Serong and Clare WrightSat, 06 Jul 2019
- 58 - Why Women's Stories MatterThu, 27 Jun 2019
- 57 - Father Rod Bower in ConversationThu, 27 Jun 2019
- 56 - Lives Erased: The history of LGBTQI conversion therapyThu, 27 Jun 2019
- 55 - The People vs The BanksTue, 11 Jun 2019
- 54 - Behind The News: Kerry O'Brien in ConversationTue, 11 Jun 2019
- 53 - The Borderland with Chloe Hooper, Bram Presser and Jock SerongTue, 11 Jun 2019
- 52 - Mapping Aboriginal MassacresMon, 03 Jun 2019
- 51 - 2019 Newcastle Writers Festival Opening Night: Speaking OutThu, 30 May 2019
- 50 - Australia's Revolutionary Women: Caroline Chisholm and Elizabeth MacquarieThu, 15 Nov 2018
- 49 - Writing the Past: Richard Fidler in conversation with Gretel KilleenThu, 15 Nov 2018
- 48 - The 50 (or so) Songs that Made Australia with Andrew P. StreetThu, 15 Nov 2018
- 47 - A Fine Balance: Robert Dessaix on the pleasures of leisureFri, 12 Oct 2018
- 46 - Symphony Of Seduction: Christopher Lawrence discusses the great love stories of classical composersFri, 12 Oct 2018
- 45 - Life Advice from Kitty FlanaganFri, 12 Oct 2018
- 44 - Danger Music: Eddie Ayres in conversation with ABC Newcastle's Dan CoxFri, 12 Oct 2018
- 43 - Earth Hour: Bruce Pascoe and Charles Massy on what it means to live in connection with the landFri, 12 Oct 2018
- 42 - In Harm's Way: Exploring the impact of violence with Sarah Armstrong, Emily Maguire and Michael SalaSat, 31 Mar 2018
- 41 - When the Personal Becomes Political with Randa Abdel-Fattah, Jane Caro and Clementine FordSat, 31 Mar 2018
- 40 - The Priest And The Writer: Ailsa Piper and Fr Tony Doherty discuss their unlikely friendship.Sat, 31 Mar 2018
- 39 - Young Adult Fiction Grows Up with Randa Abdul-Fattah, Kirsty Eager and Jaclyn MoriartyWed, 21 Mar 2018
- 38 - Fight Like A Girl: Clementine Ford in conversationWed, 21 Mar 2018
- 37 - Getting Even: The politics of resentmentWed, 21 Mar 2018
- 36 - Living with the Locals: Early Europeans' Experience of Indigenous LifeFri, 16 Mar 2018
- 35 - Coming of Age: The Power of a Young Narrator with Holly Throsby, Peggy Frew and Alice Pung.Fri, 16 Mar 2018
- 34 - Making Sense of Death with Steven Amsterdam, Nikki Gemmell and Leah Kaminsky.Fri, 16 Mar 2018
- 32 - Far From Home: Kon Karapanagiotidis in ConversationFri, 30 Aug 2019
- 21 - Boys Will Be Boys: Clementine Ford in ConversationTue, 11 Jun 2019
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