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AUSTRALIAN GENERATIONS – tell YOUR Life Story!
Australian Generations is an epic oral history project – the most multi-faceted undertaken in Australia – and I’m proud to be part of it! Project Leader Al Thomson (standing) with oral historians A...
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Join my Writing for Radio Workshop, Varuna, Sept 24 – October 1 2012
Varuna Writers’ Centre in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney is a very special place. Former owners Eleanor and Eric Dark made the house and gardens a haven that nurtured their writing,...
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Sonic Storytelling at NonFictionNow Conference
In late 2012, I participated in a crossover event at RMIT University, Melbourne, called NonfictionNow 2012. The organisers described it as ‘one of the world’s most significant gatherings of writers,...
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EAT PRAY MOURN… new radio documentary collaboration
About to publish an unusual interdisciplinary research project, ‘Eat Pray Mourn’…, which seeks to convey scholarly anthropological research as affective audio documentary. A two-year collaboration...
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RadioDoc Review – How Audio StoryTelling Got Sexy
2013 has been my YEAR OF AUDIO – making it, listening to it, teaching it, writing about it, and best of all, through the newly founded journal of radio documentary studies, RadioDoc Review, discovering...
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Highlights of 2014 #1: Paris, Leipzig, ocean views and always, audio
A whole year since my last post! Among the highlights: four stolen days in Paris (good as when I last visited 30 years before), Leipzig (first experience of having a radio feature I produced critiqued...
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EMOTIONAL HISTORIES: GETTING STARTED on AUDIO STORYTELLING
The six primary emotions: Fear, Anger, Sadness, Joy, Surprise, Disgust Audio conveys emotions beautifully – a quaver in the voice, a chuckle, a sigh, all carry as much meaning as any spoken words....
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