Alexander Chee: How To Write An Autobiographical Novel
Leah Jing McIntosh and Alexander Chee at the Athenaeum Theatre — Photo: Sophie Quick
‘Novels are accidents at their start,’ Alexander Chee has written. What causes these productive accidents? Who do they happen to? And what do novels become next?
Chee, the author of two masterful,…
EP 80 LEE LIN CHIN, PLAYLIST & LIMINAL
This week we were joined by Karen Therese, Tasha O'Brien and May Tran from PYT Fairfield to talk about their new work Playlist, described as "Beyoncé meets the women’s marches meets Australian Idol" happening from August 2-11.
For Thoughts That Count Tanya and Mari spoke about Lee Lin Chin an…
EP 89 REVISITING SELF-CARE & MAKING HIAPO
This week we revisited the idea of self-care and what it REALLY means, with the help of Liminal Magazine editor Leah Jing McIntosh. We also took a look back at a past episode of Agenda to hear from Call Your Girlfriend's Amintou Sow for her thoughts on the topic.
We also heard from our Auckland-ba…
Episode 21: An Uncertain Grace by Krissy Kneen
In episode 21, we discuss An Uncertain Grace by Krissy Kneen.
Shortlisted for the 2018 Stella Prize, Krissy Kneen’s An Uncertain Grace is a novel told in five separate but linked parts.
Virtual storytelling, shared consciousness, gender fluidity, love and romance, jellyfish and rising oceans, An Un…
# 1: Field Notes
In episode one of Shifting Subjects, Lisa explores her love/hate fascination with Australian Rules Football by speaking with three Asian Australians who live and breathe it.
What drew them in? What keeps them coming back? As racialised people, how do they find space within sporting cultures that h…
#2: A Day at the Tofu Factory
Camly started making tofu by hand 30 years ago. Soon after arriving in Australia, she noticed many Asian grocers in her area weren’t offering Vietnamese-style tofu (the kind that gets its uniquely soft texture from being hand-pressed). In this episode we spend a day at the tofu factory she has buil…
#3: Listening to Mama Pai
When Alan Weedon met multidisciplinary artist Angie Pai, they were uni students taking their first steps in the adult world. He was struck by Angie’s ability to have fun, youth-fuelled, messy adventures whilst retaining a closeness to her family and traditional values. It’s a dynamic that Angie ex…
#4: All Aboard the Hát Xe Buýt (Singing Bus)
Organised and curated by arts producer Lana Nguyễn and artist Hoang Tran Nguyễn, Hát Xe Buýt is part bus ride and part performance event. It was made to commemorate the loss of Footscray Primary School’s Vietnamese Bilingual Program which occurred in 2020; as well as remind the audience of the powe…
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