The Glasshouse is 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.
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’…
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…
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’…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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.
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…
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.
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…
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…
Karen Wyld chats about her novel 'Where The Fruit Falls' and Voiceworks editor Adalya Nash Hussein discusses Voiceworks latest issue. With presenter Beth AQ.
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…
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…
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 Magazine piece 'Transgender inclusion in dance: Paving the way in Irish Dancing.' With…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
'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’…
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…
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…
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…
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.
