The Book Club: On Memory
Why is memory such a potent theme in fiction? On Jessica Anderson's Tirra Lirra by the River and Hugh Breakey's The Beautiful Fall, with guests - novelists both - Robert Lukins and Alison Booth
'If felt new and it was hard' — Jhumpa Lahiri on writing in Italian
Indian American writer, Jhumpa Lahiri, has made her name writing fiction in English, but in recent years she has been writing in Italian including her latest, Whereabouts, which she also translated into English.
Also, Ella Baxter on how her writing relates to her artistic practice making death shr…
7: Hugh Breakey - It's okay to be wrong
Author and moral philosopher, Hugh Breakey joins All the Ways I’ve Failed to discuss his experiences with acting, directing, philosophy and writing.
Starting out as a play script more than 20 years ago, Hugh’s debut novel The Beautiful Fall is a literary romance about identity. Hugh discusses the …
Is your privacy sacred?
Evolving digital technologies have supercharged our anxieties around privacy and surveillance. These concerns may feel new, but they have always existed. Privacy is central to human dignity, intimacy and wellbeing - but in a world of ever-evolving technologies - is privacy in its death throes?
Gue…
Have smartphones created an Anxious Generation?
We all experienced things that made us anxious as kids – bullying, homophobia, graduating in a recession, career choices, dysfunctional families etc.
Yet kids today also have the pressures that smartphones can bring.
In fact a new book by social psychologist Jonathan Haidt has called these kids, th…
S4E7 - Ethical futures for people and planet
Today we chat to a few people from the Ethical Futures for People and Planet conference that is coming up in a few weeks in Brisbane. We hear from Michelle Maloney, Larelle Bossi and Hugh Breakey to learn about Earth Laws, applied ethics, AI, space exploration and more!
Originally broadcast 11/04/…
Is your privacy sacred?
Evolving digital technologies have supercharged our anxieties about privacy and surveillance.
These concerns may feel new, but they have always existed.
Access to privacy is central to human dignity and intimacy - but it is also conditional in a society which values openness and accountability.
…
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