Meanjin
Summary: Presented by Jonathan Green and Tess Smurthwaite, after a three-year break, the Meanjin podcast is back. Authors, readings, conversations, poets: it’s an irresistible mix of fine words and ideas, a spoken version of Australia’s favourite literary quarterly.
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In the March episode of the revived Meanjin podcast, SWEATSHOP director and author Michael Mohammed Ahmad reads from his short story ‘No Toes’ (from Meanjin Spring 2017) and discusses the themes of toxic masculinity and the culture of Western Sydney’s Punchbowl High School with Meanjin editor Jonathan Green. Poet Belinda Rule transports us to the stark and beautiful tableaus of construction which surround us in her poem ‘Industry, Melbourne’ (from Meanjin Autumn 2018). And a panel featuring three of Australia’s most prominent feminist thinkers—Clementine Ford, Celeste Liddle and Lauren Rosewarne—gets to the heart of the questions posed by the #MeToo movement: why now, what next, and how can we best harness this momentum for intersectional possibilities? === Presenters – Jonathan Green and Tess Smurthwaite Producer – Marta Skrabacz Production Assistant – Jack Calill Sound Engineer – Chris Hatzis With thanks to the Pictures of the Floating Worlds for the music.
What to expect from the revived Meanjin Podcast? Here's a sneak preview into our first episode.
