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Sam and Hamish are first joined by Aotearoa based, Ngāti Maniapoto/Ngāpuhi poet, publisher, editor, and teacher, Stacey Teague, to discuss her new collection of poems Plastic. They then have a chat with Robert Tait, known under the pen name of John Roberts and author of Mardi Gras: The Novel, about his recently published novel Oxford Street Trash; He is also a member of the OutStanding Committee who are currently hosting a short story competition.
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