Award-winning Yankunytjatjara author Ali Cobby Eckermann and founder and Artistic Director of Winda Film Festival, Yaegl woman Pauline Clague join OUR WORDS for its third and final panel – Aboriginal Narratives. They will discuss the construction of Indigenous narratives and why it’s important to maintain the unique storytelling process.

In this OUR WORDS talk, you'll hear from Narungga activist and poet Natalie Harkin as she provides insight into the process of writing her highly anticipated book, Domestic, and explores the lives and experiences of Aboriginal women who historically worked as domestic workers for white families. Natalie will be joined by family members of domestic workers, Margaret Brodie, Debra Moyle and Sharon Gollan.

Host Dominic Guerrera discusses writing from within colonial constructs & cultural institutions with Jacinta Koolmatrie & Nathan Sentance, two strong Aboriginal voices in the museum sector.

Liz Gogler chats with Nick Skibinkski, Julie Moralee, Craig Harrison & Belinda MacQueen about the incredible 20-Year History of the inSPACE program on our podcast this week.

Edwin Kemp Attrill talks to Kidaan Zelleke, H.Lawrence Sumner and Tiffany Lyndall-Knight about the tension between, history, culture, innovation, and contemporary art practices.

Andy Packer, Libby O’Donovan, Leigh Warren, Elaine Crombie and Catherine Fitzgerald in a funny and insightful conversation about their work at the inSPACE inDISCUSSION talks at the 2022 Festival Plaza reopening weekend celebration.

Listen in as we close the inaugural In Other Words with a rousing debate. While we may know where Australia lives geographically – what do we think about its culture? This event brings together Benjamin Law, Jennifer Wong, Marc Fennell, Sunil Badami, Eugenia Flynn and Anchuli Felicia King together to claim the nation for the affirmative – or perhaps not!

Listen to foreign correspondents James Oaten and Michael Smith in conversation about the present and future challenges to a free media at In Other Words in 2021, OzAsia Festival’s writing and ideas program.

Episode four of our new podcast features a conversation recorded at In Other Words in 2021, OzAsia Festival’s writing and ideas program. Expressions like ‘Asian invasion’ and ‘yellow peril’ are all too familiar to anyone living in Australia, especially in the wake of COVID-19. We come together to talk about the experience of living in Australia today with founding director of Sweatshop Literacy Movement and Arab Australian author Michael Mohammed Ahmad; Chinese American Australian fiction writer, researcher and teacher Paige Clark; and Thai Australian theatre artist Anchuli Felicia King. Content Warning: this session contains the use of coarse language and discusses experiences of racism. If this content has raised any issues for you please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Episode thee of our new podcast features the final conversation recorded at OUR WORDS in 2021, a unique event celebrating First Nations voices in literature. Hear Elaine Crombie, Seb Lawrie, and Nara Wilson discussing First Nations representation on the page, stage, and screen.

Episode two of our new podcast features the second of three conversations recorded at OUR WORDS in 2021, a unique event celebrating First Nations voices in literature. Hear Karen Wyld and Deb Edwards in a deep, sprawling. and funny conversation.

Episode one of our new podcast features the first of three conversations recorded at OUR WORDS in 2021, a unique event celebrating First Nations voices in literature. Hear Dominic Guerrera, Natalie Harkin, and Ali Cobby Eckermann discussing their own work, and the theme of identity, in the rich and engaging discussion.

Adelaide Festival Centre advocate Jane Doyle OAM introduces our new podcast!