Audio
I make podcasts and audio content for a range of broadcasters and clients including Google, Monocle Radio, Bauer Media, Newscorp, The Wheeler Centre, Canvas Art & Ideas, and All The Best, the Sydney Festival and the Digital Writer’s Festival.
I am represented by the Audiocraft Agency, an association of Australia finest audio makers.
I am skilled in all stages of podcast production. As well as my freelance work, I have made a range of branded content, for brands and NGOs such as Xero, Woman’s Day, and Cufa (an international development agency).
I make a regular podcast on language and idioms called The Expressionists. I was the executive producer and host of Fourth Estate, 2SER’s weekly media analysis radio show and podcast, for 2017.
What’s in a name? is a short series I created that explores people’s ideas about how their identity relates to their name.
I am a regular commentator on ABC Radio National’s Download This Show where I talk about technology, the internet, media and digital culture.
History Lab – Invisible Hands
We are surrounded by mass-produced things, but every production line start with a single object. This episode shines a light on the patternmakers, whose invisible hands are the original creators of much of our stuff. They see a world no-one else can see. So why are they disappearing? And what will we lose when they are gone?
History Lab – Lindy Chamberlain and the afterlife of evidence
Lindy Chamberlain and the afterlife of evidence explores what happens to evidence after a criminal trial through the story of one of the worst miscarriages of justice in Australian history. It is the first episode of season 1 of the podcast series History Lab.
Wong Chuk Hang for Food Neighbourhoods – Monocle 24
As part of a Monocle 24 series that explores food districts around the world, I toured Hong Kong’s Wong Chuk Hang District with Kingson Kok from Young Master Brewery. Until recently, Wong Chuk Hang was a gritty, industrial area. Now, it’s a thriving and hip district with galleries and studios sitting side-by-side with ongoing heavy industry.
Smith St Fitzroy for Food Neighbourhoods – Monocle 24
As part of a Monocle 24 series that explores food districts around the world, I toured Smith St with food writer and podcaster Emily Naismith. Smith Street runs north from central Melbourne through Fitzroy, the city’s first suburb, and now one of its most progressive. It’s populated by a lively mix of cheap eateries, trendy cafes and hip bars.
Tin Cans – Digital Writer’s Festival 2017
How do you get to know a stranger? Your voice is as unique to you as your thumbprint, so why not start there? Through an exchange of audio postcards, I got to know a woman who lives 4,000 kms away and learned we have plenty in common.
We Live Here – All The Best
The Waterloo Towers public housing estate was opened by the Queen in 1977 and is home to more than 2,500 people. At the end of 2015, the residents received a letter telling them their buildings were going to be redeveloped. This is their story.