Episode List
Australian podcasts that made me feel things in 2019
How this list was made: If an Australian podcast made me feel something significant (joy! hope! sadness! satisfaction! fear! anger! comfort!) I added it to my Trello, and at the end of the year I picked the episodes I still felt most strongly about. How to listen: While I've selected the stand-out eps that made me feel things, in the case of narrative series (Brain on Nature, Backflip, NB, Deadliest Day) and fiction (a third of this highly-biased list) please do go back to the beginning. Who was included: Australians made or had a large role in producing the podcast episode featured. The exception is Charu, Satellite. This is included because the part that made me feel things was the Australian cameo in the middle. As I listened in sequence with Jennifer, Newspaper, Everything is Alive's Ian Chillag is an honorary Australian for the purpose of this list. I hope this list introduces you to some new shows or gets you back into one you haven't tried in a while.
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jessocCreated December 01, 2019
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- Nym addresses her audience, and one person in particular.This episode featured, in order of appearance,Sarah Roach as NymMills Ross as AlKevin K Gomez as Tyler RichardsWith credits read by Erin Kyan~~~Nym's Nebulous Notions is produced b
- It’s been the most devastating September for bushfires in this country on record. Experts are warning of more unprecedented weather events than ever before, and they’re calling for urgent national leadership. In this special collaboration w
- In Thing-Like, Jon Tjhia has created a suite of 'exercises' – basically analogous to piano études, or studies, for edited sound works. Taking Walter Ong's preoccupations with the 'immersive' and vital nature of oral culture as a point of depart
- Manus Island detainee Abdul Aziz Muhamat has been allowed to spend three weeks in Geneva in order to accept a human rights award. But he has a big decision to make. Should he stay and seek asylum or return to Manus? There's no middle ground.
- There’s an elephant in the room. It’s lonely and terrified of the knowledge that one day it will die. Let’s talk about it.Death Over CoffeeProducer: Elsa SilbersteinSupervising producer: Ryan PembertonMusic: ‘Into My Arms’ by Nick Cave &
- Fitzroy seems different today, but the roadworks stop for nobody, and neither do the conversations.
- Charu is a satellite. Is she alone in the universe?
- What does a comfort read mean to you? Jenn Martin and Jennifer Wong discuss what books are on their comfort shelves and explore the reasons why we read for solace, hope or reassurance. Then, Jenn shares a favourite comfort read - an absurdist l
- The Graduate's Cup podcast follows students from East Keilor High School as they react to a controversial new trial allowing girls to participate in the top male soccer league. Full of drama and conflict, the podcast examines the relationship m
- “They gave everything. And they deserved so much more.”Kevin Holt died nine years after his Afghan tour. He was fighting his demons right to the end. But was it the war that killed him? And Kevin wasn’t the first from his platoon to die afte
- How do you come out to your family? How do you learn to be real with the people you love? How do you take these conversations seriously when the beach is calling your name?Caitlin returns home to Australia and finally has The Conversation with
- Finally, I get a diagnosis. The doctors tell me I have what they’re calling ‘a mild traumatic brain injury’. And there’s not much that they can do about it. They encourage me to just accept my situation. Then, some friends invite me on a bushwa
- In South Sudan, seasons bring distinct ways of life. The difference between summer and winter, daylight and dark, can mean the difference between life and death. Children learn from a young age to be aware of their surroundings and the crea
- Welcome to Slaughterhouse Road.
- EPISODE 3: THE TIC TIC WOMAN, BY NIKESH MURALIA letter from a friend serves as a warning – and a goodbye.Urban Internet Myths is a five-episode audio horror series featuring writers from across the continent. Released as daily episodes throu
- Dr. Seabrooke helps an astral projector stay present, a non-binary mothman frustrated at his species’ name, and a siren dealing with prejudice.Created by Lee Davis-ThalbourneProduced by Passer Vulpes ProductionsDoctor Olivia Seabrooke voiced
- The trouble began nine years ago when Mike got his dream job at the ABC. He’s always struggled to prioritise health over work.
- A musician forced to stop playing music rescues a little dog from a puppy farm. Who saves who? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- How difficult is it to get justice? This episode follows the family of David Dungay Jr, a 26-year-old Dunghutti man who died in Sydney’s Long Bay jail in late 2015, as they grapple with his death in custody
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