Bethany Atkinson-Quinton welcomes Claire G. Coleman and Thanh Hằng Phạm to The Glasshouse to discuss 2222, an experimental audio experience featured in the Emerging Writers Festival.

What will the library of the…

Writer and academic Dr Tresa LeClerc joins Bethany Atkinson-Quinton on The Glasshouse to discuss her efforts and campaigning to find an accurate representation of First Nations writers and Writers of Colour published in…

Madison Griffiths is the creator of the Tender podcast, ‘an exquisitely thoughtful narrative that meanders through the non-linear process of healing and grief’ that comes after you leave an abusive relationship. She joins…

From crushes to queer stories to sexual education, the ASH podcast reaches out to Aboriginal communities to provide a platform of resources through a sex positive lens. Sasha Smith, one-half of the team…

Austrilan writer Carly Findlay drops by the studio to talk to Mel Cranenburgh on The Glasshouse. Carly chats about her new book Say Hello, which tells her story of living with Ichthyosis and…

‘The temperature of the world has become really uncomfortable,’ says Ben Okri when asked about the motivations behind new novel The Freedom Artist. ‘Books are born often because of a deep passion…

Beth AQ speaks to writer, speaker and appearance activist Carly Findlay, who’s just released her memoir, Say Hello. Carly, who has a rare skin condition called Ichthyosis, talks about growing up with…

Dual Miles Franklin winner and Noongar man Kim Scott explores Indigenous experience in the areas of early contact and the Stolen Generations. He joins The Glasshouse to chat about his latest novel, Taboo, …

Beth AQ speaks to June Thomas, senior managing producer of the Slate Podcast Network, who was in town this week to judge The Wheeler Centre’s 2018 So You Think You Can Pod contest…

One year on from the postal survey that legalised gay marriage in Australia, Beth AQ spoke to editors Quinn Eades and Son Vivienne about their book Going Postal: More Than ‘Yes’ or ‘No’…