Parhaat Festivals Podcastit (2025)

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The New Mastersounds: Behind 26 Years of FUNK with Eddie Roberts 20:58

2d ago20:58

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In Episode 29 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with Eddie Roberts about his long and amazing musical career, from his beginnings in Jazz to the formation of his funk band The New Mastersounds. In 2024, they celebrated their 25th anniversary as a touring band. Eddie is a Welsh-born guitarist, music producer and entrepreneur, and The New Master…

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Lighting design (eng) 45:53

3d ago45:53

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The world of visual art at festivals is constantly evolving, and the use of lighting design, 3D mapping, laser technology, LEDs and VJs plays a crucial role in this. This panel looks at the past, current developments and future trends in this fascinating area of festival experiences. From integrating light and visuals to set the mood, to creating i…

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Why local news matters: a discussion from the Williamstown Literary Festival 51:50

1M ago51:50

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Who's watching your local council, keeping you abreast of issues in your neighbourhood, and celebrating your community's achievements? That used to be the role of your local newspaper, but now many of us don't have one. A discussion about why local news matters from the Williamstown Literary Festival in Victoria. Guests: Alice Pung, author and adju…

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Wie Festivals kinderfreundlicher werden können 50:05

9d ago50:05

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Die Vereinbarkeit von Familie und Beruf ist in der Musik- und Festivalbranche eine besondere Herausforderung. Dieses Panel beleuchtet, wie Festivals ihre Strukturen anpassen können, um auf die Bedürfnisse von Mitarbeitenden und Künstler*innen mit Familienverantwortung einzugehen. Diskutiert werden Lösungsansätze wie kinderfreundliche Bereiche, flex…

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Mehr als nur Spaß - Festivals als Sprachrohr der Demokratie 57:53

9d ago57:53

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Dieses Panel widmet sich der faszinierenden Verbindung zwischen Festivals und dem demokratischen Diskurs. In einer Welt, die zunehmend von vielfältigen Meinungen, kulturellen Unterschieden und sozialen Herausforderungen geprägt ist, stellt sich die Frage, ob Festivals als lebendige Plattformen für den demokratischen Austausch dienen oder doch eher …

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What YOU Can Expect at Sunshine Get Down Music Festival 2025 (Ep.28) 34:30

10d ago34:30

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In Episode 28 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I have Turner More, Festival Promoter for the Sunshine Music Festivals and owner of Obsessions, back for a preview of the upcoming Sunshine Get Down music festival that is set to take place April 10th-12th 2025 at the Florida Sand Music Ranch in Brooksville, FL. Turner gives us the complete low down on …

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Keller Williams on Music, Looping and his Upcoming Set at Whippersnap 2025 30:27

16d ago30:27

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In Episode 27 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with Keller Williams about his long and amazing musical career, and what has allowed him to produce 35 records in just over 30 years! 😮 He's shares that he'll be adding a few more projects to that list over the course of 2025. We cover a ton of his current projects and tour stops, as well as how …

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When will we dance? - Photography Policy (eng) 55:47

16d ago55:47

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Der Griff nach dem Handy, um den Moment für die Ewigkeit einzufangen, stellt Festivalveranstaltende vor eine Herausforderung. Die Balance zwischen digitaler Interaktion und unmittelbarer Festivalerfahrung zu finden, ist nicht einfach. Dieses Panel untersucht die wachsende Abhängigkeit von Handys auf Festivals und die Auswirkungen auf die Live-Erfah…

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F*ck up Festival - Vom Scheitern und wieder Aufstehen 1:20:36

23d ago1:20:36

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Bei Festivalproduktionen kann einiges schiefgehen. Steigende Produktionskosten, ausfallende Ticketverkäufe oder Sponsoren springen ab - die Liste von Faktoren, denen auch langjährig bestehende Festivals nicht immun gegenüberstehen, ist lang. Dieses Diskussionspanel diskutiert, wie Festivalveranstaltende damit umgehen, wie kommen sie mit Niederlagen…

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The ETSU Bluegrass Pride Band: My Conversation with Program Director & Professor Dan Boner (S2.Ep26) 26:26

23d ago26:26

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In Episode 26 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I sit down with Professor Dan Boner, who leads the East Tennessee State University Bluegrass, Old-Time, and Roots Music Studies Program. Dan also teaches in the program and directs the ETSU Bluegrass Pride Band. Our conversation covers a lot of ground including the band's formation and evolution, their …

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Setting The Stage 1:02:20

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In einer Ära, in der soziale Medien den Ton für die Festivalbranche angeben, hat sich auch das Booking von Festivalacts grundlegend verändert. Dieses Panel wirft einen Blick hinter die Kulissen des modernen Booking-Prozesses und zeigt auf, wie Plattformen wie Instagram, Spotify und TikTok zu mächtigen Werkzeugen geworden sind, um talentierte Künstl…

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WinterWonderGrass 2025 Band Preview with Deanie Richardson from Sister Sadie (S2.Ep25) 34:46

1M ago34:46

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In Episode 25 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I sit down with bluegrass fiddle player Deanie Richardson from the Nashville-based Grammy Nominated bluegrass band, Sister Sadie. This stellar ensemble has gained national recognition as the IBMA Vocal Group of the Year three consecutive years (2019, 2020, 2021), also taking home the title of IBMA Enter…

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Dirty laundry -- what are the consequences of bringing the personal into the public realm? 46:38

1M ago46:38

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At the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival, host George Haddad is on stage with three memoirists who have mined their family's experiences in their professional lives: comedian Rhys Nicholson, writer and presenter Benjamin Law, and author and academic Dr Amy Thunig.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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At the Byron Writers Festival: Indian born activist, poet and novelist Menna Kandasamy 53:37

1M ago53:37

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At the Byron Writers Festival, Radio National’s Claire Nichols spoke with Menna Kandasamy about her life growing up in a house of academics and rebels, the challenge of being an activist, and why she continues despite the threats.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Author and poet Nam Le and his new book -- 36 Ways of Writing a Vietnamese Poem 52:18

1M ago52:18

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At the 2024 Sorrento Writers Festival in Victoria, Australian author and poet Nam Le, speaking with Radio National’s Sarah L'Estrange about his latest literary offering 36 Ways of Writing a Vietnamese Poem.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Translators are the publishing industry’s unsung heroes 51:30

1M ago51:30

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At the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival, Jemma Birrell speaks with three award-winning translators who have introduced anglophone audiences to some of the most celebrated writers in French, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Ukrainian. Guests: Authors Jennifer Croft, Daniel Hahn and Stephanie Smee with Jemma Birrell, the Head of Writing at the Po…

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2025 WinterWonderGrass Festival Preview - The Fretliners with Guest, Dan Andree (S2.Ep24) 27:12

1M ago27:12

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In Episode 24 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I sit down with bluegrass fiddle player Dan Andree from The Fretliners to preview their upcoming performance at the 2025 WinterWonderGrass Festival in Steamboat Springs, CO, happening February 27–March 2. The Fretliners, winners of the 2023 Telluride Bluegrass and RockyGrass band competitions, bring a f…

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Storytelling on different continents (eng) 51:16

1M ago51:16

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In this panel, we take a look behind the scenes at the challenges and opportunities when it comes to realizing festival editions on different continents. The question of whether it is worth expanding a festival to another country often takes center stage. Cultural differences, local preferences and logistical challenges play a decisive role here. O…

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Two panels of big thinkers, exploring new frontiers for ocean exploitation — and inspiration 51:09

1M ago51:09

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From deep sea mining to illegal fishing on the high seas, who is the boss of the ocean? And why are scientists-turned-entrepreneurs singing the praises of seaweed? Natasha Mitchell and guests at the 2024 Ocean Lovers Festival in Bondi.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Bringing the past to life with historical fiction, at the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival 50:22

1M ago50:22

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At the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival, a conversation with three authors of historical fiction: Francesca de Tores author of Saltblood, Mirandi Riwoe author of Sunbirds and Abraham Verghese author of The Covenant of Water.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Chigozie Obioma chronicles Biafran War in Nigeria in his book The Road to the Country 53:34

1M ago53:34

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US based Nigerian born author Chigozie Obioma speaks with Radio National’s Claire Nichols about his third novel The Road to the Country, which chronicles the Biafran War that tore through Nigeria from 1967 to 1970.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Jonathan Lethem talks about his book Brooklyn Crime Novel 54:01

1M ago54:01

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At Adelaide Writers Week, Radio National’s Sarah L’Estrange is in conversation with author Jonathan Lethem about his book Brooklyn Crime Novel -- a portrait of Brooklyn and how it's been affected by race, class and gentrification.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Abdulrazak Gurnah talks about his tenth novel Afterlives 50:24

1M ago50:24

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At the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival a conversation between writer Sisonke Msimang and Nobel Prize winning author Abdulrazak Gurnah about Afterlives – an intergenerational portrait of love and loss under German occupation in East Africa.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Whippersnap Music and Arts Festival: Insider Preview with Producer Shane LaVigne (S2.Ep23) 26:51

1M ago26:51

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In Ep.23 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with festival producer Shane LaVigne about the upcoming Whippersnap Music & Arts Festival that will be held at the at the Florida Sand Music Ranch Feb 19-22, 2025. This early 2025 season festival is shaping up to be a killer event with headliners including Keller Williams, The New Mastersounds, and th…

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At Canberra Writers Festival, a conversation about memory and fable 53:32

1M ago53:32

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Radio National’s Kate Evans in conversation about memory and fable with the writers Yumna Kassab, Zoya Patel and memoirist Abbas El-Zein.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Three women share their experiences of having their lives turned upside down by con men 53:25

2M ago53:25

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At the Words on the Waves literary festival, Radio National’s Annika Blau talks to three women about their books: Stephanie Wood’s Fake, about a man she thought was a sheep farmer turns out to be anything. Jeanne Ryckmans' Trust, about a fraudster who fooled central banks, elite universities, major companies. Tracy Hall's The Last Victim, about the…

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Julia Baird and Holly Ringland on nuturing joy and grace within ourselves 54:04

2M ago54:04

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Holly Ringland speaks about her new book The House That Joy Built and finding Joy through creativity. Julia Baird’s new book Bright Shining focuses on what grace looks like in the world, and how we can nurture it. They are in conversation with Michaela Kalowski at the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Two authors on exposing the unholy connection between money, art and power 49:44

2M ago49:44

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At the Melbourne Writers Festival, Radio National’s Sarah L’Estrange in conversation with two authors about their novels which expose the unholy connection between money, art and power. Bri Lee’s The Work and Liam Peiper’s Appreciation.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Academic stardom to a psychiatric hospital -- Jonathan Rosen's book 'The Best Minds' 54:06

2M ago54:06

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At Adelaide Writers Week, Jonathan Rosen speaks to Radio National’s Sarah Kanowski about this recent book The Best Minds: a story of friendship, madness, and the tragedy of good intentions. His childhood best friend Michael Laudor was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and failed by a dysfunctional system, went on to kill the person he loved most. The b…

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Katia Racine from Pixie & the Partygrass Boys: New Album, WinterWonderGrass and a New Band Member 35:38

2M ago35:38

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In Ep.22 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with Katia "Pixie" Racine from Utah-based Bluegrass band Pixie & the Partygrass Boys. We get into the details behind the band's new self-titled album, their upcoming performances at WinterWonderGrass 2025 and on their RiverWonderGrass rafting trip. Katia also shares more about their newest band member…

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A conversation with 2020 Nobel Prize for Chemistry co-winner, Professor Jennifer Doudna 52:22

2M ago52:22

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At a packed Sydney Opera House, a conversation with the 2020 Nobel Prize for Chemistry co-winner, Professor Jennifer Doudna. She talks to Radio National’s Natasha Mitchell about the huge social, ethical, and scientific implications of the CRISPR gene editing revolution. This event was presented by the Sydney Opera House, Big Questions Institute, Sy…

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2024 Sydney Writers Festival: author Viet Thanh Nguyen on the dual identity of a Vietnamese refugee 51:51

2M ago51:51

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At the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival, author Viet Thanh Nguyen is in conversation with Benjamin Law talking about his memoir, A Man of Two Faces. The book details the dual identity of a Vietnamese refugee growing up in North America.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Film to TV Adaptations: A Conversation with Noah Hawley 45:15

2M ago45:15

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This week on On Story, a conversation with lauded TV writer, Noah Hawley, whose expansive writing career includes creating and showrunning the FX series Fargo and Legion. Fargo, the award-winning anthology series, is Hawley's adaptation of the 1996 film of the same name. Each season of the comedy-crime series follows murder investigations in variou…

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2024 Adelaide Writers Week: author Robyn Davidson on her memoir, Unfinished Woman 52:39

2M ago52:39

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Robyn Davidson is the author of Tracks, which documented her 2,700 kilometre trek across the Australian desert with four camels and her dog Diggity in tow. She's now written a memoir -- Unfinished Woman -- which brings together all the threads of her life. She speaks to Radio National’s Sarah L’Estrange about the interrogation of the 'self'.…

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Renowned Irish author Sebastian Barry and his latest novel, Old God’s Time 53:03

2M ago53:03

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At the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival Sebastian Barry talks to Kate Evans about his novel, Old God’s Time, which is a portrait of a good man haunted by a traumatic past. Includes a performance by members of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, bringing to life a key piece of music featured in the novel.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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At the 2024 Byron Writers Festival: the ethics of crime writing 52:04

2M ago52:04

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A panel discussion with Rosemarie Milsom about whether ethics should be considered when writing about crime. Featuring: Matthew Condon, author and journalist at The Australian. Candice Fox, crime fiction author. Benjamin Stevenson, crime fiction author and award-winning stand-up comedian.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Green Sponsoring 55:42

2M ago55:42

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Sponsoring ist ein gelernter Teil der Festival Wertschöpfungskette. Doch wie sieht es mit Sponsoring und Nachhaltigkeit aus? Während Festivals große Schritte in Sachen Nachhaltigkeit tun, halten sich die Festivalsponsoren noch relativ bedeckt, was ihr grünes Engagement im Rahmen ihres Experiential Marketings anbelangt. Und das, obwohl die Festivalb…

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Trey Hensley on Balancing Family, Touring & Bluegrass Guitar Mastery (S2 Ep21) 25:31

2M ago25:31

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In Ep.21 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with Grammy Nominated singer, songwriter and bluegrass guitarist, Trey Hensley. Trey was also 2023's IBMA Guitar Player of the Year and up for even more accolades this year. During the conversation, we get into how Trey balances the demands of being a professional touring musician with family and life…

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At the 2024 World Science Festival in Brisbane – the world's smallest superheroes 50:58

2M ago50:58

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Insects are ecological warriors and through the brilliance of biomimicry they're also inspiring all sorts of human inventions. From new medicines to air safety systems — don't underestimate the larger-than-life impact of the planet's tiniest beings.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Rachael Mead’s book The Art of Breaking Ice 53:09

2M ago53:09

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In her novel, The Art of Breaking Ice, Rachael Mead imagines what it was like for Nel Law to become the first Australian woman to set foot in Antarctica at a time when women’s place was in the home. At the 2024 Adelaide Writers Week, Rachael Mead speaks with Radio National’s Sarah L’Estrange.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Contemporary Australian poetry at the Contains Strong Language Festival. 50:30

2M ago50:30

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At this event at the NSW State Library, the BBC’s flagship radio arts program Front Row arrived in Sydney for the Contains Strong Language festival, to put a spotlight on Australian poetry. Radio National’s Michael Cathcart speaks with singer-songwriter Paul Kelly, Miles Franklin winning author Shankari Chandran, poet and filmmaker Jazz Money, and …

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Samantha Shannon, bestselling author of the Bone Season series and The Priory of the Orange Tree 53:45

2M ago53:45

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Radio National’s Claire Nichols, spoke to Samantha Shannon at the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival about how she's navigated a huge publishing deal at such a young age; the challenge of being compared to J.K. Rowling; why she is writing two fantasy series at the same time, and the complexities involved in creating these imagined worlds.…

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At the Canberra Writers Festival: The Edge of Forgetting 53:44

2M ago53:44

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Kate Evans speaks to Tess Schofield Peters, author of Dear Mutzi and social researcher Andra Putnis, whose book is the Stories my Grandmothers Didn’t Tell Me - two books which chronicle their grandparent’s journeys from war-torn Europe to new lives in Australia.Kirjoittanut Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Talking with Mountain Grass Unit: Band History, Upcoming Performances and a few Surprises (S2.Ep20) 34:57

2M ago34:57

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In Ep.20 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with the fellas from Mountain Grass Unit, one of the hottest new bands on the national bluegrass scene. Talking with Drury Anderson, Luke Black, Sam Wilson and Josiah Nelson was a real treat -- since seeing them live at Renewal 2024, MTU has made their way to my every day play lists. We get into some …

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Matching Venues & Bands: A Conversation with the Founders of TuneHatch (S2.Ep19) 48:12

2M ago48:12

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In Ep.19 of the Music Festivals Podcast, I talk with the founders of TuneHatch, a Nashville-based tech startup that matches bands and musicians with local venues while adding transparency to the booking process. Serving 15 Nashville venues and over 1,000 registered artists, the founders aim to build TuneHatch into the world's go-to platform for liv…

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Watchmen, with Damon Lindelof and Cord Jefferson 31:55

2M ago31:55

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This week on On Story, AFF moderator Harrison Glaser speaks with Watchmen showrunner Damon Lindelof and writer Cord Jefferson about the collaborative process of adapting the beloved comic book and writing the series' Emmy Award-winning episode. Watchmen, a critically and commercially celebrated limited series, tells the story of racially motivated …

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Sunshine Hootenanny Music & Art Festival Recap - Florida Sand Music Ranch, Brooksville, FL (S2.Ep18) 32:02

3M ago32:02

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This week on Music Festivals Podcast, I recap my trip to last weekend's Sunshine Hootenanny Music and Art Festival at the Florida Sands Music Ranch in Brooksville, FL. It was the inaugural year of the Fall Hoot with great people, great bands and a super cool venue. It's also Black Friday and I've got more early bird and blind faith ticket promotion…

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Inside the Live Music Industry with Producer & Manager Cary Psutton (S2.Ep17) 34:02

3M ago34:02

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In Ep.17 of the Music Festivals Podcast, we're kicking off season 2 of the podcast with the week's music festival news and more announcements for dates, pre-sale and blind faith tickets for the 2025 season. I also talk with Cary Psutton, a long-time live music industry veteran, talent manager, producer, drone pilot and stand up comedian who happens…

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Sunshine Hootenanny Music & Arts Festival Preview (S1.Ep16) 35:44

3M ago35:44

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In Ep.16 of the Music Festivals Podcast, we're wrapping up season 1 of the podcast with this week's music festival news and all kinds of announcements for pre-sale and blind faith tickets for music festivals on the horizon in 2025. You'll also get to see a preview of the Sunshine Hootenanny Music and Arts Festival taking place next weekend at the F…

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Music Festival News for the Week of November 8th 2024 (S1.15) 12:43

3M ago12:43

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In Ep.15 of the Music Festivals Podcast, we're focused on exciting events in the music festival world as we wrap up the 2024 season and gear up for 2025! You'll hear details on Goose’s tour and the Viva Alonso Festival in Mexico as well as the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island, happening next July. Discover amazing events like the Industrial St…

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