Meena Thamarajah, CEO and founder Huey Books, an ed-tech start-up using machine learning to create a bookbot to make it fun for kids to find books they love; and our hosts are joined…

Dr Polly Bennet, a consultant researcher, writer and sessional academic, unpacks the concept and experience of invisible disability, and what it means to be disability advocate; Professor Philip Mitchell, a psychiatrist with a…

Jazz Money talks about living in a colonised state and Blak queer love, explored in their award-winning debut poetry collection ‘How to Make a Basket’, out through UQP; and poet Andy Jackson shares…

Archer Magazine Editor-in-Chief Lucy Watson, and contributor and performing artist Mama Alto, talk about Archer Magazine’s new edition on friendship. And artists Güler Altunbas and Adam Knapper chat about disability-led storytelling through digital…

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’…

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…

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…

Natural historian, ecologist, and environmental photographer Alison Pouliot came in to talk about the fascinating fungi kingdom, how fungi are our phylogenetic older siblings, and her extraordinary life travelling the globe to capture…