ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Have you ever had the sense that your corporate job is killing your soul? Ed and Amanda met with Hannah Forsyth, author of ‘Virtue Capitalists: The Rise and Fall of the Professional Class in the Anglophone World’ at the 2026 Words on the Waves writers festival to talk about class, capitalism, and corporate amorality.
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Tara Rae Moss has enjoyed a diverse career, much of it in the media spotlight. Ed and Amanda spoke to Tara Rae at the 2026 Words on the Waves writers festival about her latest hard boiled 1940s detective novel, The Italian Secret. Tara Rae shared her goal of bringing working class people into ficti…
Author and journalist Michael Burge joins us to discuss his experience wrangling multiple authors across two panels, and his experience as a bush journalist. Michael is the author of Dirt Trap and Tank Water. Find out more at Michael Burge Media
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Prolific cross-genre author, Fiona Kelly McGregor, sits down with Ed and Amanda to chat about her 9th novel, an historical fiction set in Sydney, The Trap. It’s Fiona’s third time at our local coastal Words on the Waves writers festival, and this time she’s here to chat queer politics, power, and a…
At the Words on the Waves writers festival 2026, Ed and Amanda were joined by author Sam Elliott, who shared multiple spoilers about his debut novel, Haze. Sam spoke to us about how Australian mateship comes to the fore in times of natural disaster, and how he used fire as a character in his novel.…
At Words on the Waves 2026, Ed and Amanda spoke to journalist and royal correspondent, Juliet Rieden, about her biography of Australia’s first female Attorney General, Dame Quentin Bryce.
Juliet shared what it was like to wrangle Dame Quentin’s extensive personal archive, along with insights into h…
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