# Gayle Kennedy

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Episode 83: An Emmy Award, a Makeup Artist, and a Cowboy walk into a bar...

This Ep: Special Guest[s]: Danielle Hanson - Emmy Nominated makeup artist + Toby Nwabuogor podcaster Greg goes "behind the blush" with beautiful Emmy nominated makeup artist Danielle Hanson. Listen in as "Dani" takes us through her career, her whirlwind awards show experience in Hollywood, and f…

17. After Viewing the Carved Trees Exhibition

Gayle Kennedy is an award-winning writer, speaker and presenter and proud member of the Wongaiibon Clan of the Ngiyaampaa speaking Nation of south-west NSW. This poem is her response to an exhibition of Carved Trees at the State Library of NSW. It is read by, her sister, Victoria Kennedy, also a pr…

#100 How To Strengthen Student Writing w/ Gayle Kennedy

Working to strengthen student writing? There’s an action you can take that will help. What is it? → Have students hear what writers say they actually do. For example: What do sports writers say they do when crafting an article? How do novelists explain their writing process? How do poets find their…

The Whiskey Trip - Ep. 31 - Lee Kennedy, Founder & Master Distiller - Leiper's Fork Distillery

This week on The Whiskey Trip Podcast, Big Chief chats with his friend, Lee Kennedy, who is the Founder and Master Distiller of Leiper’s Fork Distillery. This Episode is dedicated to Lee’s mother, Gayle Kennedy, who recently passed. Gayle loved Rye whiskey and Lee’s passion for this family distille…

Gayle Kennedy's Me, Antman & Fleabag recognised as a classic of First Nations writing

Me, Antman & Fleabag follows three central characters as they pack up the car, crank some Slim Dusty and drink in the good things in life like family, laughing and travelling. The 22 short stories are big-hearted, colourful, and full of humour. In the nearly two decades since it was published, Gayl…

Me, Antman & Fleabag, and My Cousin Frank

Gayle Kennedy and Jared Thomas reflect of the legacy of Me, Antman & Fleabag, and discuss how the book could find a new audience now that it’s been included in UQP’s First Nations Classics series.  Then, Lucy Norton shares a poem in honour of National Poetry Month. Plus, Kirk Page is working with R…

What is it like going on a book tour as a disabled author?

Crip Culture is hosted by Rosie Putland and Fiona Murphy, our producer is Honor Marino. In this episode we talk to authors Carly Findlay and Gayle Kennedy. Carly tells us about the process of making a book tour accessible. Gayle shares her experiences of being denied access and inclusion. Transcri…

NAIDOC 2026: From an iron lung to the page — Gayle’s life in comics and words

Wongaibon woman, Gayle Kennedy tells the story of her childhood, punctuated by years of treatment for polio. A bright child, she blitzed school and was drawn to comic book writing, which led to an award-winning career as an author. Gayle was two when she contracted polio. The family was living in a…