Holly English
Narratives Library National Edition
Karena Wynn-Moylan talks to Holly English, comic and zine creator about being nominated as a finalist in the Broken Pencil Awards 2020.
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Luka Bloom in conversation
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Arts Canvass/ Narratives Library presenter Karena Wynn-Moylan talks with Luka Bloom on the release of his 22nd album 'Bittersweet Crimson'.
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Steve Kilbey and Gareth Koch
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Stve Kilbey, legendary frontman for The Church, talks about his latest work - a collaboration with Gareth Koch classical guitar master. Taken from 'Arts Canvass', Bay FM 99.9 with KArena Wynn-Moylan.
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L.A Larkin reads from her latest novel 'Prey'
Narratives Library National Edition
Author interview and read.
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Parlour Games for Modern Families
Narratives Library National Edition
A fun book for the whole family to while away the time in isolation.
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Once Bitten - Twice Shy
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Interview with John Barrie Button, one of the few men in the world to have survived a severe bite by an Australian tiger Snake.
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'The Book of Chance' -Author Sue Whiting interviewed
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Alison Binks-'The Artist'
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Interview with children's picture book author and artist Alison Binks. Includes a read by the author.
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Laura Jean Mackay - 'The Animals in That country'
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Interview with author Laura Jean Makay on her scary and prescient novel 'The animals in That country'.
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Ayik Chut Deng -The Lost Boy
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Ayik Chut Deng became a soldier at 13 years old in the Sudanese Army. Beaten, tortured and half starved he witnessed terrible things on a daily basis.This is an interview with him.
info_outlineRadio Zid was a community radio station that continued broadcasting throughout the Bosnian war. Its presenters were snipered, bombed, starved and dehydrated ( no water or electricity for nearly 3 years) but they continued broadcasting. driven by the knowledge that the community needed them and they needed to tell the community and the world what was happening inside the town of Sarajevo.
The war in Sarajevo spawned a new term 'culturcide' - the destruction of a society and a country through the mutilation of its culture. Radio Zid, was the resistance to this notion. Part One of three Parts.
Winner of the Bronze award from the New York Festival's world's Best Radio Programs.