#338 To Laugh and To Learn
We find out how comedy and education shape the history of multiculturalism in Australia. Sarath Chandra talks to two comedians about how their backgrounds […]
We find out how comedy and education shape the history of multiculturalism in Australia. Sarath Chandra talks to two comedians about how their backgrounds […]
We’re flying solo. A poet goes on a solitary road trip through the American southwest and a self-confessed extrovert takes on the
We share our memories and impressions of growing up and living in Sydney. — Tourist In Your Own City by
Everyone has a name. But sometimes we find ourselves wanting to change our names. It’s a tricky process. And it’s
Three tales about ghosting: hauntings in the nation’s capital, an abandoned smoothie shop and unanswered text messages. — ‘Running The
We travel to Gosford on the NSW Central Coast with our friends from Word Travels Fast. In search of the city’s best
We’ve got three stories about understanding your family in ways that you didn’t realise. A comic book artist asks questions
Let’s talk about the things that we love, which might initially seem strange to other people. We also ask a
What does Australia do over a four day weekend? We’ll be sharing in a birthday celebration, Easter egg hunts, a
Let’s go outside. We chase the birdsong of a nightingale in a Berlin forest. We sit with the silence and sounds of
We’re not going to the Commonwealth Games or running marathons, and we’re certainly not getting an A in PE class.
As our world changes, our idea of self preservation has to change with it. We’ve got stories of different ways
In 2017, women around world came forward to talk about their experiences of sexual violence and harassment. Since then, women
When Ange was five years old, she called a Spice Girl sexy. When she saw the looks on her parents’
We’ve seen so many waves of feminism over the years, but right now it feels like high tide. Around the
This week: stories of tracking down our dads, from Sydney to New York, from off the coast of Darwin and
Time to get cosy with Sydney’s live fiction scene. This week, we’re featuring a new podcast from a dear friend
It’s 2018 and we’re back baby! To kick things off, we’re talking Healing. We rely on doctors and specialists to
We’re told we all live in our own bubbles, reinforced by our friends, our beliefs, our Facebook news feeds, and
The mental load, the unpaid labour, the unconditional love – not to mention pushing us out. Our mums deserve a
This week, stories about what it means to be loyal – to your job, to a partner or to yourself.