Bethany chats with award-winning novelist Mirandi Wiroe on The Glasshouse about her new novel Stone Sky Gold Mountain. The novel is a work of historical fiction that explores the 1870's North Queensland…

Alison Whittaker is a proud Gomeroi poet and academic who has edited a new collection of First Nations poetry called Fire Front: First Nations poetry and power today. The book aims to break…

Ellen van Neervan shares about their second poetry collection 'Throat.' Described as "irreverent and courageous, Throat is a fierce cry that fights to be heard."

Beth AQ has an eye-opening chat with Johanna Bell, executive producer of Birds Eye View, a new podcast that documents the lives of the women incarcerated at Darwin Correctional Centre. An example…

Beth AQ catches up with writer, essayist and academic Sophie Cunningham, who recently wrote an article for the Sydney Morning Herald, titled “We Need Books and Their Authors More Then Ever”. The…

Beth AQ chats with newly minted Emerging Writers' Festival Artistic Director Ruby-Rose Pivet-Marsh about her baptism by fire, the EWF’s decision to move its program to a completely online format, and how there…

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…

Author Ruby Hamad discusses her latest book 'White Tears/Brown Scars'.

How long would you put your life on hold if your spouse was wrongfully incarcerated for 12 years? Beth AQ has a chat with American novelist Tayari Jones, whose fourth novel – An…