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Archive Fever57 | All in the Family (Live at the 2025 Sydney Writers' Festival)Every family has its secrets—but what happens when a writer dives into the family archive to uncover and share those stories with the world?
In this very special final episode of Season 7 (yes, already!) - recorded live on Gadigal land at the 2025 Sydney Writers Festival — Yves and Clare probe Australian-born Maori poet Anne-Marie Te Whiu (Mettle) and Queensland-born author and journalist Lech Blaine (Australian Gospel) about the promises and pitfalls of working with stories close to home.
Why rattle the bones of family skeletons? How important it is to have one member of the fami...
2025-12-251h 01Archive Fever55 | Make It SalaciousHow did hearing Samuel Becket say ‘fuck it’ on a scratchy tape kickstart a multi-doctoral author’s archive addiction?
In this episode, Yves and Clare talk to Dr (Dr) Matthew Lamb about his colossal biography of colossus intellect, activist, journalist, novelist, publisher and archivist, Frank Moorhouse.
How does a biographer navigate a living subject, especially when that person is a self-proclaimed chameleon? Do the personal archives of such a protean figure help or hinder truth-telling about a man who urged: ‘when the facts conflict with the legend, print the legend’. And where does responsibility lie when your...
2025-12-1245 minArchive Fever52 | Living in an ArchiveWhat does it feel like to be a young, urban, Jewish post-war migrant woman who grabs a camera and walks into the Australian desert, only to emerge 50 years later with an intimate archive of a civil rights movement?
In this very special episode, Yves and Clare are joined by legendary octogenarian photographer Juno Gemes to discuss her lifelong pursuit of creativity, community, independence and social justice.
hy did Juno follow in the footsteps of Richard Avendon and not James Baldwin? What role does photography play in the political and artistic pursuit of truth-telling? Can landscape...
2025-11-2141 min
The Reinvention DiariesClarity, Calm & Confidence with Clare DownhamThe Reinvention Diaries – Episode: Clare Downham About this episode: In this episode, Michelle and Nicola welcome Clare Downham, a transformational coach, mentor, author, speaker, podcaster, YouTuber, and part-time van lifer. Clare shares her journey from head teacher to burnout, and how she rebuilt her life and career to help others find calm, clarity, and confidence.Key topics discussed:Clare’s background as a head teacher and her experience with burnoutThe pressures of high achievement and the impact on mental healthTransitioning from education to entrepreneurship and coachingThe “three principles” understanding of the mind and how it chang...
2025-08-1344 min
The 1 to ONE ThingEp. 87 - Breaking Free from the Planning Trap: Clare EvansWelcome to the show.It was great to be back after a break with an amazing guest - Time Management and Productivity Coach, Clare EvansClare's Journey 🎯 I loved hearing how Clare went from secretary to IT coder to project manager, then took voluntary redundancy at 40 to start her coaching business. Her "what now?" moment really resonated with me - that feeling of wanting something more than corporate life.The Planning Problem 📝 Clare called me out on my biggest issue - I get so caught up in pla...
2025-06-1232 minArchive Fever50 | Archiving with my Authentic VoiceClare and Matt speak to historian, author and fellow podcaster Yves Rees, author of the new book ‘Travelling to Tomorrow The modern women who sparked Australia’s romance with America’ (UNSW Press).
2024-12-2043 minArchive Fever48 | Wotcher CockIt’s complete carnage as Clare and Yves attempt to wrangle the phenomenon that is journalist, editor, historian, screenwriter, novelist and award-winning author Mark Dapin into the Archive Fever hot seat to discuss his latest venture in investigative crime writing, Carnage. We talk about growing up Jewish and working-class in a British army town, the stratified landscape of male violence, The Troubles, Chinese restaurants, what happens when your archives can shoot you in the knees and why researching true crime is the archival equivalent of crack cocaine. A wild and hilarious ride.
2024-12-0640 minArchive Fever47 | We Must Be HeardToday on Archive Fever the tables are turned, and interviewer turns interviewee. Co-host Clare Wright jumps in the hot seat to tell Yves and producer Matt Smith about the research journey behind her latest book Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions (Text, 2024)—the final work in her Democracy Trilogy, an award-winning series that uses the material heritage of Australian democracy to retell how the people acquired a voice. How to incorporate Yolngu ways of being and knowing into a linear historical narrative? What does it mean to practice truth telling a year on from the unsuccessful Voice referendum? Where did...
2024-11-2942 min
Read ThisClare Wright Is Shutting Up and ListeningHistorian and author Professor Clare Wright’s award-winning work is about righting the wrongs of Australian history. Across three books she takes a historical artefact and uses it to understand the voices that are too often missing from the historical record: the Eureka flag, the suffragette banner, and now the Bark Petitions. This week, Michael sits down with Clare for a conversation about her new book Naku Dharuk The Bark Petitions.Reading list:The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka, Clare Wright, 2014You Daughters of Freedom, Clare Wright, 2018Naku Dharuk The Bark Petitions, Clare Wright, 2024The Season, Helen Garner, 2024Yo...
2024-11-2731 minArchive Fever46 | A Hundred Women on the BedA legend walks into the studio, as Yves and Clare are joined by queer royalty, Joan Nestle. In 1974, Joan founded the Lesbian Herstory Archives in her home in New York. Fifty years later, Yves and Clare ask: how DO you start an archive from scratch, especially when so much of the history you are documenting has been lived underground? Why are archives the counter-narrative to a nation’s institutional history? Can an archival collection be both narrowly defined and broadly inclusive? How did a hundred women end up on Joan’s bed? And is it ever kosher to disguise your iden...
2024-11-2140 minArchive Fever45 | The Bomb ThrowerRecorded in May 2024, seven months after the deadly 7 October Hamas attacks on Israel, Clare and Yves are joined by Walkley Award-winning investigative journalist Antony Loewenstein, whose book The Palestine Laboratory was first published in May 2023. The dates matter, as numbers of Palestinian casualties grow and the genocide in Gaza continues to unfold. Where did Antony’s instinct to be an irritant germinate? How does researching against the grain of hegemonic power put him in the literal firing line? Why is WikiLeaks his go-to archival ground zero? And how do you document a genocide that is being livestreamed while the archives of...
2024-11-1538 minArchive Fever44 | Everyone is Our AncestorClare and Yves are joined by Jazz Money, a queer Wiradjuri filmmaker, poet and artist whose debut feature film WINHANGANHA (2023) uses archival footage by or about First Nations people from the National Film and Sound Archive to ‘make sense of the archival inheritances that shape our present realities’. What does it mean for First Nations creators to speak back to the colonial archive? How can we honour the archive of the body? And why is it essential to foreground love and joy and sexiness and strength, alongside violence and suffering?
2024-11-0835 minArchive Fever43 | Language as Archive (Live at the Canberra Writers Festival)Before British colonisation, there were more than 250 languages spoken on this continent. Less than half survive today, and most of them are under threat. In a live episode of their hit podcast, Archive Fever, historians Yves Rees and Clare Wright are joined by special guests Cheryl Leavy and Paul Girrawah House to discuss orality as archive: how language helps us know the past and why the work of language revitalisation – bringing languages back to life – is so vital to the future.
2024-10-311h 01
Talking FlutesThe Motivation Game! E: 326 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightIn the latest episode of Talking Flutes, hosts Jean-Paul and Clare Southworth take us on an enlightening journey through the realms of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, particularly in the context of musicianship. Whether you're a novice flute player or a seasoned professional, understanding what drives you is crucial to your growth and success.
The duo wastes no time diving into the topic at hand: intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation. Clare explains that intrinsic motivation is the drive to complete a task because it is inherently interesting or enjoyable, while extrinsic motivation is driven by external rewards.
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2024-10-0338 minTalking FlutesThe Olympian Mindset for Flute players! E:322 with Clare SouthworthHow to Build Confidence and Learn from Failure: Insights from Clare Southworth
In the latest episode of Talking Flutes, Clare delves into the intricate process of learning, improving, and maintaining confidence even when things go wrong. Whether you're a musician, an athlete, or anyone striving for excellence, the principles discussed in this episode are universally applicable.
Clare opens the episode by highlighting the importance of a positive mindset in the face of challenges. She emphasises that failure should not be seen as a setback but as a learning opportunity. "You're not failing, you're learning," she...
2024-08-2209 minTalking FlutesCrafting Your Musical Brand in a Crowded World! E:313 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightAre you a musician looking to carve out your unique space in the industry? Do you ever wonder how you can stand out in a sea of talented performers, teachers, and writers? If you're nodding your head, then the latest episode of Talking Flutes is a must-listen for you!
In this insightful 'Revisited' conversation, Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul Wright revisit an archived episode 63 from a few years back, where they delve deep into the nuances of brand building for musicians. They discuss what it means to have a brand, how to maintain integrity while promoting yourself, and...
2024-05-2637 min
The Wealth Rebels ShowCrafting Brands for Success: A Conversation with Clare SheffieldIn this episode of the Wealth Unchained Podcast, host Emma Wright sits down with branding expert Clare Sheffield. Having met through the prestigious Bigger Brighter Bolder business network, Emma and Clare share a journey of growth and collaboration. Clare's expertise in branding, particularly in the realm of physical brands like drinks companies, is showcased through her meticulous eye for detail and design, as evidenced by her work on Emma's brands, Independent Wealth and Star Wealth Strategic Planners. Clare's recent venture into authorship with her book 'Brand Ready to Scale', promises to revolutionise branding strategies with her four-step b...
2024-03-2747 minTalking FlutesWhy We Should Banish New Year Resolutions! E:293 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightTake action! DO NOT simply have plans and dreams!
As a musician it's vitally important that we are specific when we're setting new goals and intentions for our flute playing. Having ideas and dreams remain just 'ideas & dreams' unless you 'Take Action'!
This week on our 7th Annual New Year episode, Jean-Paul is summoned (with a post NY eve party headache) down to Clare's family home to record an on-the-day pod. Jean-Paul asks why anybody is still listening after 292 podcasts spread over nearly 7 years whilst Clare speaks about the impact and input that our lovely liste...
2024-01-0137 minArchive Fever42 | Jigsaw Puzzle Feels Kind of RightIn the final episode for Season 5, Yves and Clare are joined by filmmaker, conservationist and adventurer, Oliver Cassidy, on a meandering journey from the fires of archival passions to the watery depths of the Franklin River and its deep time. Oliver takes us through the research and emotional backstory to his stunning documentary film, FRANKLIN, to reveal the relationship between human diversity and biodiversity. How does the dual transition narrative of the film demonstrate the quest to be the best version of yourself? What story do we tell ourselves about who we are, both as individuals and as a nation...
2023-11-1743 minArchive Fever41 | The Fullness of YourselfCan historians kick off the shackles of footnotes and approach the past in the spirit of play? This week on Archive Fever, Clare and Yves are joined by Dr Nadia Rhook, a historian and poet whose most recent collection is Second Fleet Baby (Freemantle Press, 2022). In a conversation that tackles the limitations of the history discipline, Nadia shares her journey from conventional academic historian to creative writer who connects with the past from the fullness of herself. How can we restore the past in ways that nourish the historian? Why does being more creative involve giving up authority? And what...
2023-11-1032 minArchive FeverNeedle and the FrayLuke Watt and Nigel Wearne performing 'Needle and the Fray', inspired by Clare Wright's book 'The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka'.
2023-11-0904 minArchive Fever40 | Empathy is KingThis week, an Archive Fever first: live music! Clare and Yves are joined in studio by acclaimed musicians Nigel Wearne and Luke Watt, who collectively record as Above the Bit. Their debut self-titled album is a feast of revisionist storytelling, featuring lyrical tales of mutineers, rebels, warriors and wayfarers in Australia’s history. How can traditional music – like oral history – serve as an endless archive? When songwriters do research, what comes first: the story or the music? How much historical licence can you take in songwriting that has truth-telling (and activism) at its heart? Why don’t some tales heal unless t...
2023-11-0330 minArchive Fever39 | Found in TranslationBonjour Australie! This week, Clare and Yves put on their berets and grab a baguette to talk Australian history through a French lens with Dr Alexis Bergantz, historian at RMIT University and author of the award-winning French Connection: Australia’s Cosmopolitan Ambition (NewSouth, 2021). How does being an outsider give one fresh eyes on a nation’s past? Why should we disrupt the monolingualism of Australia’s settler history? What do non-English archives bring to the table? And can foreign-language sources help us challenge nationalist mythologies?
2023-10-2730 minArchive Fever38 | Drift Net FishingThis week on Archive Fever, Clare and Yves dive down into the archival underbelly of 1930s queer, criminal Sydney, with author, performance and activist, Fiona Kelly Macgregor, whose recent novel Iris is a stunner. Why does holding the bullets from a woman’s gun – trial evidence – compel you to spend twenty years writing a book? How do you get a voice from the dead to rise up out of the grave, speaking in the urban colloquial vernacular of a bygone era? At what is all this nostalgia for a pre-digital age where it was possible to driftnet fish in the stacks...
2023-10-2036 minArchive Fever37 | Falling UpwardsWho said archives had to be on planet earth? This week on Archive Fever, Clare and Yves are joined by Kamilaroi woman Krystal de Napoli, an astrophysicist, advocate for Indigenous astronomy and co-author of the award-winning book Astronomy: Sky Country (2022). How does the sky function as an archive for Indigenous knowledges? Why does light pollution threaten this celestial library? And why must any recognition of Indigenous sovereignty extend to the sky? Once you learn about Indigenous sky rights, you’ll never think about Country the same way again.
2023-10-1338 minArchive Fever36 | Taking SidesThis week is a first for Archive Fever: a lawyer in the hot seat! Clare and Yves are joined by Professor Kate Auty, barrister, magistrate, law reformer and, with the 2023 release of her book O’Leary of the Underworld, historian. What are the differences between legal research and historical research? What happens when an archivist turns informer? Why, when you ‘enter a justice space’, is writing an explainer simply not an option? What happens to judicial impartiality when you want to flay your historical protagonist alive? And how does it feel, down there in the gutter fight of history?
2023-10-0637 minArchive Fever35 | You Know EggsClare and Yves are joined by Zoe Coombs Marr, comedian, actor and creator of the ABC TV history documentary Queerstralia (2023). How does foraging and research shape the process of making comedy? What are queer temporalities and why was Queerstralia made as a looping metanarrative? What does it look like inside Zoe’s brain? Plus: a cameo appearance from Zelda the cavoodle, and Zoe reveals all about her street vomit archive.
2023-09-2933 minTalking FlutesIf it’s not broken then don’t try and fix it! Episode 278 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul Wright"Wearing red socks is the least of your problems!"
Natural movement Vs waving around?
In the part two of the podcast recording where Jean-Paul and Clare meet in a coffee shop in the seaside town of Hove, they catch up with more questions and comments from listeners. Can there be 'excessive' movement on the flute and what's the correct angle to have the flute when playing?
'Talking Flutes', 'Talking Flutes Extra' and 'Bitesize' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.tjflutes.com
2023-09-1123 minTalking FlutesIs there a ’Lizzo Effect” going on in the flute playing world! E:270 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightLizzo vs Sir James Galway
In 'Talking Flutes' this week Clare and Jean-Paul go walkabout in the seaside home town of Clare. Subjects on the discussion table this week include the effect that Lizzo is having on the flute world and raising the profile of the instrument compared go the stratospheric effect that Sir James Galway had on the flute back in the 70's & 80's.
They also catch-up on the listener feedback from a subject they spoke about on a previous podcast when they looked at the subject of increasing diversity on the flute world.
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2023-07-1724 minTalking FlutesIs flute movement off-putting? E:266 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightDo you move too much when you are playing?
This week on Talking Flutes, Clare and Jean-Paul look at three questions which have been sent in by listeners.
1. What do we think about musicians moving around when playing?
2. Blind or open auditions to increase diversity
3. Flute sustainability
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2023-06-1923 minTalking FlutesThe melody is the hook! E: 262 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightBringing Berio's Sequenza to Life!
This week on Talking Flutes, Clare and Jean-Paul will be addressing additional questions sent in by podcast listeners.
To cultivate and enhance your musical growth, it is crucial for you to consistently venture beyond classical music and delve into the diverse music of other cultures and styles. The profound impact of this exhilarating exploration into different rhythms, melodies, and musical expressions on your own music and interpretation cannot be underestimated.
Do not confine yourself to being solely a flute player. Embrace the essence of being a musician!
2023-05-2223 minTalking FlutesWhat’s your performance preference? E:258 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightMemory, tablet or sheet music?
Do you need to study music theory or can you focus solely on your practice?
In 'Talking Flutes' podcast this week, Clare and Jean-Paul begin a 5 part discussion around many questions which have been sent in by listeners over the past few months.
Follow us on social media at FB and IG @talkingflutes and please give us a 'Like' and a rating on whatever podcast provider you're listening to this on. After nearly 6 years of doing this very popular weekly podcast, we still need your help in getting t...
2023-04-2424 min
SpeakolaYou daughters of freedom — Prof. Clare Wright on Vida Goldstein's campaign launch speech as first English speaking woman to stand for national office, Portland, 1903Vida Goldstein was the first woman to campaign for elected office for a national parliament in the English speaking world. It was the election of 1903, Ms Goldstein ran for the Senate in the Australian parliament, and she lost! Her launch speech was at Portland in Victoria and podcast guest Prof Clare Wright read it aloud for the Sydney Writers Festival's 'Friends, Romans, Countrymen' event in 2022. In this episode, Clare talks about Vida Goldstein's speech, but also her place in the women's suffrage struggle of the 1880s and 90s. She explains quite brilliantly how that period of women's h...
2023-03-151h 14Talking FlutesMaking 2023 a great year! E:246 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightThe power really is in your hands!
This week Jean-Paul and Clare muse around on subjects such as how to get back to structured practice, the flute players sound, warming up, the influence of teachers and asking the question..."Why do we have to play scales?"
Without good posture your sound will never reflect you full potential. Have good posture and then learn to shape your sound to create a multi-coloured world. The you'll be the best representation of you as a musician!
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2023-01-3027 minTalking FlutesThe Joy of Noodling in 2023! E: 242 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightAnti-Resolutions!
This week on Talking Flutes and the first one of 2023, Clare and Jean-Paul speak about why they don't make NY resolutions and how small changes in mindset and practice routine can make so much difference to your flute playing.
Let's try once a week breaking the stranglehold of the dots, which can often create pressure and frustration by simply 'Noodling'!
Talking Flutes and Talking Flutes Extra are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.tjflutes.com
2023-01-0221 minArchive Fever34 | The Evidence of Your FailuresClare and Yves are joined by Emeritus Professor Judith Brett, scholar of Australian politics and political history and author of such award-winning books as Robert Menzies: Forgotten People (2016) and The Enigmatic Mr Deakin (2017) and most recently, Doing Politics: Writing on Public Life (2022). What does it feel like to be obsessed with the past? The group discusses the psychoanalytic journey from an obscure Viense poet to Robert Menzies, reading for patterns, and writing history as an act of reparation.
2022-11-1744 minTalking FlutesThe difficulty with being honest! E: 238 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightBeing your own self critic and not letting criticism define you!
This week on Talking Flutes Clare and Jean-Paul speaks about the difficulty in being honest with yourself and also with other musicians.
We have to change the inner narrative of the word 'critique' to 'observation' as this can then be one of the important elements of our development.
Talking Flutes & Talking Flutes Extra are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.tjflutes.com
2022-11-1443 minArchive Fever33 | Institutional HecklingYves and Clare are joined by British historian and disability scholar Lauren Pikó, whose work explores the cultural histories of landscape. Lauren is the author of Milton Keynes in British Culture: Imagining England (2019). How does one look at archives and research through a disability lens? The group discusses the importance of presence and absence, digitising the archive, and accessibility of institutional and archival research.
2022-11-1137 minArchive Fever32 | Wounded in a Place You Can’t LocateClare and Yves are joined by Dr Lauren Burns, aeronautical engineer and author of Triple Helix: My Donor-Conceived Story (2022). How do you move forward when you hit the research brick wall again and again? What if your greatest archive is your own DNA? The group discusses carbon fibre, what was hidden becoming obvious, and genetic bewilderment.
2022-11-0431 minArchive Fever31 | The Temple of HistoryYves and Clare are joined by Dr Mike Jones, archivist, historian, deputy director of the ANU’s research centre for deep history, and author of Artefacts, Archives, and Documentation in the Relational Museum (2021). What dangers lie in sacralizing the archive? Is it truly possible to allow everyone control over their own story? The group discusses the historian’s professional anxiety, patrolling the disciplinary boundaries of archival work, and a hidden code in paperclips.
2022-10-2833 minTalking FlutesNightmare performances and pieces! E: 236 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightWe've all got performance skeletons!
This week on 'Talking Flutes', Clare and Jean-Paul speak about their performance nightmares from getting on the wrong train to the wrong city, to tackling extremely hard pieces.
If you've got any questions or suggestions for future podcast topics or guests, then please send them to us flutepodcasts@gmail.com
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions sponsored by the TJ Flute Company. For more information visit www.tjflutes.com
2022-10-2437 minArchive Fever30 | Any Bozo Can Read an AutocueClare and Yves are joined by journalist and broadcaster Tamara Oudyn whose latest ABC podcast series, ‘The Good Divorce’, tells the story of the seemingly elusive good divorce. Where does the research begin for a topic that’s still so taboo? The group discusses the key ingredients that make good talent, sources as a human archive, and balancing the light and shade in the world today.
2022-10-2148 minArchive Fever29 | Reading the StarsClare and Yves are joined by Duane Hamacher, a cultural astronomer from the University of Melbourne, specialising in Indigenous astronomy. Duane’s book, The First Astronomers: How Indigenous Elders Read the Stars (2022), is the product of 10 years of collaborative research with Indigenous elders. How does a boy from Missouri wind up reading the antipodean stars? What gets overlooked when knowledge is discredited as myth and legend? The group discusses outsiders, variable stars changing the history of science, and researching with ears open, mouth shut.
2022-10-1441 minArchive Fever28 | Rabbit Holes and Fence-sittingClare and Yves are joined by Associate Professor Anna Clark, historian and author of Making Australian History (2022). How does one tell the history of history itself? Can we expand the very notion of the archive with a leap of imagination? The group discusses fateful timetable clashes, the opaqueness of deep time, and the limitations of a chronology-obsessed history with a capital H.
2022-10-0735 minArchive Fever27 | Break Every RuleClare and Yves are joined by the spectacular Kate Grenville to discuss searching for secrets, fictionalising colonial history and Kate's latest non-fiction book, Elizabeth Macarthur's Letters.
2022-10-0746 minTalking FlutesSetting your goals. Dreams vs Reality! E: 233 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightThe importance of setting achievable goals for your music and study.
In the 'Talking Flutes' podcast this week Clare and Jean-Paul also look at the importance of emotional communication, playing in technicolour, communication as a flute player and after 233 weekly flute podcasts spread over nearly 5 years, we need your help!
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.tjflutes.com
2022-09-2628 minTalking FlutesSurviving the post vacation flute blues! E: 231 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightHow to stay motivated and structured after a vacation!
"Let's be honest about what ewer can and can't do and then aim to bridge the gap upwards so that our weaknesses begin to catch up with our strengths"
"You have to treat your practice like a job!"
This week Clare and Jean-Paul look at how we need to brush out the cobwebs after a vacation and get structured. How we should immediately stop comparing ourselves and our flute playing with any body else and set small measurable improvements.
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2022-09-1233 minArchive Fever26 | Strong Female Leads (Live at the Sydney Writers' Festival)Yves and Clare are joined by literary biographer Bernadette Brennan and documentary filmmaker Tosca Looby, who have recently documented the life and times of two of the most influential women in recent Australian history, to learn how the archive shapes and limits the stories we tell about powerful women.
2022-08-1856 minTalking FlutesLet’s talk about our mental health! E: 225 with Dr Joe Stammeijer and Clare Southworth
Let’s talk about our mental health!
Burnout, stress and performance anxiety!
During August, instead of having a summer break, Clare Southworth-Stammeijer and Jean-Paul Wright decided to look back at some of their favourite podcasts which might be a little too far back for those who have only started to join us recently.
Here's an excerpt of the full podcast recorded in 2019 and 2020 where Clare was joined by her son Dr Joe Stammeijer where they speak about burnout, stress management and the importance of looking after your mental health.
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2022-08-011h 00Talking FlutesLet’s talk Tonguing & Copyright! - E: 224 with Clare Southworth& Jean-Paul WrightA dot over a note doesn't mean 'short', it means 'detached'!!
This week on 'Talking Flutes', Clare and Jean-Paul answer more questions that have been sent in by listeners. During their conversation they speak about the many different types of tonguing and also copyright issues with music!
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute Company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2022-07-2525 minTalking FlutesTension is the enemy of your sound! E:223 with Clare Southworth& Jean-Paul Wright"Singing is so natural so sing a phrase first then play it!"
This week on 'Talking Flutes', Clare and Jean-Paul answer more questions that have been sent in by listeners. They cover the subject of the need to 'Open your throat' when playing and also why you should buy your flute from a specialist music store with expertise in flutes rather than off Amazon or eBay.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flutes Company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2022-07-1822 minTalking FlutesGhost notes and whistle tones. E: 222 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightHow to get a beautiful third octave and how not to go flat at the end of a note?
This week Clare and Jean-Paul answer some of the many questions that have been sent in to us over the past 8 weeks from listeners.
(1)"How do you not go flat when you are fading out a note at the end of a passage?"
(2) "I’m struggling with high notes. My teacher says that I’m forcing it too much!"
(3) "What does my flute teacher mean when she says open my throat?"
Pleas...
2022-07-1125 minArchive Fever25 | Who is the Expert? (Live at the Adelaide Writers' Festival)Yves and Clare are joined by Professor John Carty and Dr Jared Thomas from the South Australia Museum to learn how the museum is grappling with its collection of unidentified Indigenous human remains — an archive of bones — and explore how the museum’s historical artefacts can operate as a “cultural seedbank” to facilitate the memory of and reconnection with Indigenous knowledges.
2022-04-1358 minTalking FlutesWhen things go wrong!! Podcast 205 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul Wright99% of the time, it's not as bad as you think!
This week on 'Talking Flutes' Jean-Paul and Clare talk about the importance of not beating yourself up if a practice session or a performance doesn't go to plan. The need to have an acceptance that some days will always be better than others, and, as if to back up the podcast title and content, Jean-Paul and Clare are totally blindsided by 4 of Clare's dogs coming back from a walk and creating havoc in the middle of podcast recording.
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2022-03-1432 minTalking FlutesEncores and why you need to have two sets of ears! Podcast 203 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightHow to fit the encore to the audience!
In 'Talking Flutes' this week, Clare and Jean-Paul discuss musical listening and how it's important to have more than one set of ears. Save your 'critical ears' for when you're teaching or have been asked for feedback, and choose listening and appreciative 'Granny' ears for other moments.
It would be wonderful if you could 'like/follow' and rate this podcast on the provider you are listening on as this will help those pesky algorithms kick in!
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2022-02-2824 minTalking FlutesLet’s give away a flute to somebody!! - Podcast 200 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightWe need your help!
In 'Talking Flutes' this week Jean-Paul and Clare are celebrating going 'live' with their 200th podcast!
During this episode they talk about being relevant as a musician and also ask for some help from you, the listener! Getting to 200 they need some help on topics to cover and suggestions for guests to interview. There is also a very easy flute giveaway!!
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute Company. For more information visit www.tjflutes.com
2022-02-0736 minTalking FlutesDon‘t use the middle finger! - podcast 199 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightLet's talk 'Alternative Fingerings' and why a flute headjoint is nearly always pulled a long way out!
This week Clare and Jean-Paul talk about being competitive as a player and a musician, alternative flute fingerings and why they are used, and also to celebrate 'Talking Flutes' hitting the 200 podcast mark next week, they speak about the open G# flute which will be given to one lucky listener.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2022-01-3130 minTalking FlutesNew Year, New You! Podcast 195 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightMake realistic and specific goals for 2022!
"There is a big difference between dreaming about something and actually doing it!"
In the first 'Talking Flutes' podcast of 2022, Clare and Jean-Paul speak about creating long and short term goals that are realistic and achievable. They also look at the benefit of 'Journalling' and incorporating the process of marginals gains in our planning and practice.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. for more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2022-01-0329 minArchive Fever24 | See the RevolutionYves and Clare are joined by Catherine Dwyer, the filmmaker behind Brazen Hussies (2020), a history of the rebels and activists who brought the women’s liberation movement to Australia. What happens when someone’s story is in contention with the archive? What do you do with the footage left on the cutting room floor? The group discusses uncovering buried treasure, the methodology of visual storytelling, and the nitty-gritty of using archival footage in Australia.
2021-12-2333 minTalking FlutesFlute joy and keeping your playing in shape! - Podcast 194 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightThe magic of recording in one 'Take', the joy of playing the Suite Antique by John Rutter and looking after your lips and fingers during the festive period.
This week on 'Talking Flutes' it's the Christmas edition where Clare and Jean-Paul answer questions sent in by the listeners. During the podcast we get to listen to Clare playing the beautiful Aria from 'The Suite Antique' by John Rutter as well as speaking about the music they will listen to over the festive period.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ f...
2021-12-2040 minArchive Fever23 | What You Look For is What You FindYves and Clare are joined by Samia Khatun, historian, filmmaker, and senior lecturer at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies. Samia’s latest book, Australianama: The South Asian Odyssey in Australia (2019) takes aim at the claim that the knowledge traditions of Enlightened man have superseded the epistemologies of peoples colonised by European empires. Are the archives themselves the problem, or the questions we ask of them? The group discusses an extraordinary discovery in the middle of the Australian outback, the historian’s power of time travel, and the potential of the dream archive.
2021-12-1633 minArchive Fever22 | Don’t Mention the PandemicClare and Yves are joined by medical historian and public history advocate extraordinaire, Dr Peter Hobbins. In 2020 Peter’s expertise surrounding the influenza pandemic of 1918 came into play as the world grappled with the Covid-19 crisis. What can we learn from the past? Is history really cyclical, or more parallel? The group discusses an archival submarine, misgivings with a digital archive of data, and documenting the pandemic in real time (#covidstreetarchive).
2021-12-1033 minArchive Fever21 | You Wouldn't Blow up the National LibraryYves and Clare are joined by Lynne Kelly and Margo Neale, co-authors of Songlines: The Power and Promise (2020), the first in a ground-breaking series on “First Knowledges”. How do songlines, visualized as pathways of knowledge that crisscross the continent, act as an embodied knowledge system? What is the connection between memory and place? The group discusses the recipe for unforgettable information, the “third archive”, and the mind-altering power of bringing humanity into… everything.
2021-12-0335 minArchive Fever20 | The Filers and the KeepersYves and Clare are joined by Mark McKenna, historian and award-winning author whose latest book Return to Uluru (2021) tells the hidden history of a story at the heart of the nation. Does the contemporary white historian present themselves in the role of a savior figure? The group discusses the emotional and ethical difficulties of working with personal archives, the significance of a storyteller’s own identity, and the gendered nature of a colonial history that seeks to penetrate the center of a nation.
2021-11-2644 minArchive Fever19 | Outside the FrameClare and Yves are joined by international archive addict, academic, and author of the new novel Take Me Apart (2020), Sarah Sligar. How significant is the role of interpretation in an archive, and does a work of fiction allow for a greater exploration of meaning? The group discusses what personality type predisposes one to become an archive addict, going “down the hole,” and assuming the role of detective amongst the documents. Is all archival research, after all, an act of snooping?
2021-11-1935 minArchive Fever18 | The Colonial HoleClare and Yves are joined by interdisciplinary contemporary Australian artist Brook Andrew, whose work converses with the archives in an interrogation of the legacies of colonialism and modernism. Can confronting the trauma of the archives take us to places of freedom and healing? Where is the line between critique and trauma porn? The group discusses the archival turn in contemporary Indigenous art, the learnt voyeurism of culture, and art as a release from the archive.
2021-11-1226 minArchive Fever17 | The Question is EverythingClare and Yves are joined by Jess Hill, award-winning journalist, television presenter, and author of the 2020 Stella Prize winner See What You Made Me Do (2019). Hill’s book puts perpetrators - and the systems that enable them - in the spotlight. Too often, Hill writes, “we ask the wrong question: Why didn’t she leave? We should be asking: Why did he do it?” The group discusses overcoming rage and confronting internalized misogyny, the emotional complexities of the human archive, and eating stolen academic journal articles for breakfast.
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2021-11-0432 minArchive Fever16 | They Are Not Their Deaths (Live)Clare and Yves are joined by Gideon Haigh for a special live episode. Gideon opens the batting for Season 3 with an eloquent ramble through cricket, inquests, insanity, activism, what happens when you turn up on descendants’ doorsteps unannounced and how, once seen, certain things you find in the archives can never be unseen. Archive Fever diagnosis: terminal.
2021-10-291h 01Talking FlutesWhat advice would you give your 18yr old self? - Podcast 186 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightHow to circular breath, B footjoint or C and what would you be if not a flute player?
In 'Talking Flutes' this week, Clare and Jean-Paul finish off the many listener questions that were sent in over the summer with some advice and personal preferences on some of the more light-hearted emails received.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-10-2531 minTalking FlutesYou don‘t just open you mouth and breathe! - Podcast 184 with Jean-Paul Wright & Clare SouthworthWhy are old French flutes so expensive?
Inbreath and outbreath should be a seamless action for flute players.
In 'Talking Flutes' this week, Jean-Paul is once again back down at Clare's home in Hove to answer more of the many questions which have been sent in by listeners over the summer.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute Company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-10-1126 minTalking FlutesMotivating yourself when you feel others are better! - Podcast 182 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul Wright'Balance - Rhythm - Timing' - the correlation with playing the flute and playing golf!
It's important to keep those imaginary blinkers on to focus on ourselves rather than on others!
In 'Talking Flutes' this week, Clare and Jean-Paul answer more listeners questions which have been sent in.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-09-2730 minTalking FlutesThe importance of taking a summer break! - Podcast 174 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul Wright"Why you and your actions define you and your flute playing"
In the final part of your questions answered pt 4, Clare and Jean-Paul speak about breathing for relaxation and motivation, why taking a summer break is good for your flute playing and creating a 'Mood Board' of melodies is a positive way to utilise your warm-ups with how you are feeling.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-08-0222 minTalking FlutesWhat do you call somebody who plays the flute? - Podcast 173 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul Wright"Flutist, Flautist, Flute player?" The name really does matter to some!
This week on "Your flute questions answered part 3" Clare and Jean-Paul look at Clare's favourite recording of her playing 'Valse Caprice" by Daniel S. Wood and look at the pros and cons of listening to recordings of pieces you're playing.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-07-2622 minTalking FlutesGrowing your Instagram account and more! - Podcast 172 with Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul Wright"My parents want me to study an academic subject and I want to study music performance, what can I do?"
This week on 'Talking Flutes', Clare and Jean-Paul answer more questions which you have been sending in. From growing your Instagram account to should I study a non musical subject at University?
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-07-1924 minTalking Flutes144. Don't just play the notes - Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul WrightMotivations for change in 2021!
With the devastation that Covid has caused to music, musicians and people around the world in 2020, Clare and Jean-Paul discuss their hopes for the New Year and 2021 as a a whole that Vaccines will bring to humanity.
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute family. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2021-01-0435 minTalking Flutes143. Jigsaws at Christmas - Clare Southworth and Jean-Paul WrightBanishing 2020 to history and looking forward to 2021!
In this festive edition, Clare and Jean-Paul talk about their Christmas traditions and also the importance of planning your flute practice to give yourself permission to take a little time off.
On behalf of the team at 'Talking Flutes' and TJ flutes, may we wish you a very happy Christmas and my 2021 bring you much joy and good health!
'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by teh TJ flute company. For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com
2020-12-2132 minArchive Fever15 | Cutlery is DangerousClare and Yves are joined by Associate Professor Michelle Arrow, historian of modern Australia at Sydney’s Macquarie University and author of The Seventies: The Personal, the Political and the Making of Modern Australia (NewSouth Publishing, 2019). Is there a power behind romanticizing the archive, or the cliche of playing archival detective? Michelle explores the rich archival basis of her work on the 1974 Royal Commission on Human Relationships, the transcripts and sensitive submissions locked away in “a bunker in the bush”. The group discusses the Commission taking stock of the impact of second-wave feminism and the ethical implications of working on the hi...
2020-09-2427 minArchive Fever14 | Feed Your DesireYves and Clare are joined by Dr Natalie Harkin, a Narungga woman, writer, poet, and author of Archival-Poetics (Vagabond Press, 2019). How do we weave our histories, our stories? Natalie talks about piecing together her family narrative through state Aboriginal records and archives in order to make sense of a fractured history and create a new space in Archival Poetics. The group considers the paradox of Natalie’s archive fever, rebuilding the archival container, the dual voices of oppression and resilience, entering the archive with rupturing intent, and weaving your way back out.
2020-09-1732 minArchive Fever13 | Shitting on IceClare and Yves are joined by environmental historian Dr Alessandro (Sandro) Antonello, senior research fellow at Flinders University and author of The Greening of Antarctica: Assembling an International Environment (Oxford University Press, 2019). What’s a historian to do when their archive is disappearing before their very eyes? Sandro discusses his journey from his local parish records in year nine, to working in the ice that comprises the Antarctic. Sandro explores the relationship between humanity and science and reveals how he was caught up in a climate-denying Fox News storm. Most importantly, he reminds us never to “leave our own archive” behind...
2020-09-1039 minArchive Fever12 | Follow the ObjectYves and Clare are joined by internationally renowned space archeologist Alice Gorman, who you may also know as Dr Space Junk, author of Dr Space Junk Vs The Universe: Archaeology and the Future (MIT Press, 2019). How do we catalog, access, and work in an archive suspended in the stars above our heads? Alice discusses her journey from indigenous heritage management to satellites and spacecraft, and reflects on the pitfalls of understanding the story of humankind as “from the stone age to the space age”. The group also discusses code-breaking, armor against mortality, colonialism and the unexpected delights of cable-ties.
2020-09-0346 min
Kids PodEpisode 101: Historian with Professor Clare WrightWelcome to Kids Pod, a podcast where kids get to ask adults the questions they really want to know. Nothing is too rude to ask. You send in the questions and our adults will give kids the answers they want to hear.
Professor Clare Wright really loves history. She has written four books, is Professor of History at La Trobe University and this year she was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia. In particular she has written a book for young adults called We Are the Rebels: The Women and Men Who Made Eureka which...
2020-08-2719 minArchive Fever11 | The Day's ResidueClare and Yves are joined by author Helen Garner, whose latest book The Yellow Notebook (Text, 2020) is an edited collection of the author’s diaries--or what you might call a self-archive. Helen explores the psychic necessity of diary keeping, the tendency of memory to smooth over our own crimes, and the truth to be found in self-research. The group discusses their shared motto and letters that elicit a sweat of fury, before reflecting on what it means to bear the blows in life and hand them out.
2020-08-2749 minArchive Fever10 | A Captive of the ArchivesFor a special live launch of season 2, Clare and Yves are joined by Professor Jenny Hocking, the driving force behind the campaign to unlock the Palace Letters and expose the truth about the Dismissal. Jenny reveals how she contracted archive fever from writing biographies of powerful men, and explains why the history revealed by the letters between Sir John Kerr and the Palace is "far worse than she'd imagined". Plus she shares her dirty little archive secret - a family skeleton in the closet that shocked Gough Whitlam.
Recorded live online with an audience via zoom, 20 August 2020.
2020-08-251h 01
Vintage Saints and SinnersFrancis and Clare of AssisiHost Karen Wright Marsh tells the story of Francis and Clare Assisi and discusses their lives with Jonathan Merritt, award-winning faith and culture writer.Everyone knows placid Francis of Assisi, the beaming saint of garden statuary. But in reality, Francis and his friend Clare were bold spiritual adventurers who risked everything to be like Jesus, no matter how crazy it seemed to their families, friends and neighbors. Do we dare to follow their example today? Meet host Karen Wright Marsh, and learn more about the show here: www.karenwrightmarsh.comGuest Jonathan Merritt i...
2019-12-2023 minArchive Fever09 | Queering the Archives (Live in Melbourne)What do we know about queer lives and stories from the past?
At this special live recording at the Wheeler Centre, hosts Clare Wright and Yves Rees are joined by historian Noah Riseman and trans scholar and activist Julie Peters to discuss the absence of queer people, especially trans and gender diverse people, from conventional records and historical data.
Where else might we go to locate a trans or non-binary lineage? What records may LGBTIQA+ elders and predecessors have kept, and how we can recover and integrate queer figures and stories into our broader understanding...
2019-12-0558 minArchive Fever08 | The Gotcha MomentHow might we decolonize the archive? Clare and Yves are joined by Paul Daley, Walkley award-winning journalist and author whose work includes the column “Postcolonial” in the Guardian. Paul shares his forays into archives of colonial destruction and reflects on his addiction to the paper trail, before grappling with some thorny human questions. What do you do with a room full of bones? Should some archives be dis-assembled? And can historians afford to bite the hand that feeds?
2019-10-2133 minArchive Fever07 | A Bomb on a Long Slow FuseClare and Yves are joined by Rachel Buchanan, journalist, historian, writer and chief archivist of the Germaine Greer Archive at the University of Melbourne. How does an archivist build an archive? Who has the right to feast on these stories? And what on earth do cryogenics, radioactive waste and bread have to do with archival work? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the ethics of making and using archives. Buchanan argues for a feminist ethics of care, explains how whakapapa shapes and strengthens her work, and recalls the day her blood ran cold in the Greer Archive.
2019-10-1431 min
Death Of 1000 CutsS3E44 - Chatting With Luke WrightIn this episode I chat with poet and playwright Luke Wright about finding your voice, your subject matter, and mixing politics with personal, human drama.
Luke Wright is an acclaimed poet with twenty years of performance experience behind him, a slew of hit solo shows and latterly a trio of critically-acclaimed verse plays, the latest of which is THE REMAINS OF LOGAN DANKWORTH. He's also a very good friend.
We talk about starting out ranting in pubs about celebrities and politicians to moving into subtler, more vulnerable work, and how what connects with you can change as you get older.
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2019-10-071h 44Archive Fever06 | The World’s Oldest LibraryClare and Yves are joined by Billy Griffiths, historian and author of the award-winning Deep Time Dreaming: Uncovering Ancient Australia. Can an archive exist in the ground beneath our feet? The group talks archaeology—a discipline which startles the border between the sciences and the humanities—as archival research, the archive as contested space, and the gendered ramifications of the Indiana Jones Effect.
2019-10-0729 minArchive Fever05 | A White Glove ActHow do historical novelists mix research and imagination to bring stories to life? Do they get anxious about wading into academic turf? To investigate these questions, Clare and Yves chat to Jock Serong, award-winning novelist and author of Preservation—a captivating thriller based on the true story of a shipwreck in colonial Australia. Jock reflects on the archive of human character he encountered in his former life as a lawyer, shares tales of battling his editor over animal-skin water carriers, and confesses a secret love of Google Earth.
2019-09-3033 minArchive Fever04 | A Kid with a Lolly JarClare and Yves are joined by Gwenda Tavan, Associate Professor of Politics at La Trobe University, and one of Australia’s foremost experts in the history and politics of immigration and multiculturalism. How do we find the human face of bureaucratic archives? Can researchers’ detective work impact lives and policies in the present? The group discuss the emotional and intellectual meanings of archives, consider the challenges of family gatekeepers, and reflect on the power and responsibility of archival access.
2019-09-2327 minArchive Fever03 | Inch by InchClare and Yves are joined by author Chloe Hooper, whose latest book The Arsonist (2018) weaves together the story of the Black Saturday Fires out of the threads of a living archive. Can the landscape and its scars reveal a true history? The group discusses paper trails in the legal system, the question of trust, and engaging in the physical archive of landscape.
2019-09-1625 minArchive Fever02 | Looking for the Right Truck to Pass ByClare and Yves are joined by author Chloe Hooper, whose latest book The Arsonist (2018) weaves together the story of the Black Saturday Fires out of the threads of a living archive. Can the landscape and its scars reveal a true history? The group discusses paper trails in the legal system, the question of trust, and engaging in the physical archive of landscape.
2019-09-1025 minTalking Flutes80. Rain, seagulls and using cows to promote your flute recital! - Jean-Paul & ClareYes apparently happy cows listening to classical music produce more milk!
In this 'Talking Flutes' podcast, Professor of Flute at the Royal Academy of Music in London along with co-host Jean-Paul Wright look at the process of planning a recital or concert performance.
Relevance + Empathy + Exclusivity are the keys to a successful event and Clare also talks about the conflict of programme planning i.e. what you want to play vs what the audience would like to hear vs what the event organiser or music club would like you to play!
Next week J...
2019-09-0922 minArchive Fever01 | Archives AnonymousClare Wright and Yves Rees expose their archive addict underbellies, pay tribute to Jacques Derrida, the patron saint of Archive Fever, and share stories of catching the research bug. The first session of Archives Anonymous meets here, welcome to the group.
2019-09-0230 min
Begin A Edge-Of-Your-Seat Full Audiobook On Your Commute.You Daughters of Freedom by Clare WrightPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/27249to listen full audiobooks.
Title: You Daughters of Freedom
Author: Clare Wright
Narrator: Clare Wright
Format: mp3
Length: 17 hrs and 50 mins
Release date: 04-17-19
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Australia, New Zealand & Oceania
Publisher's Summary:
For the 10 years after 1902, when Australia’s suffrage campaigners won the vote for white women, the world looked to this trailblazing young democracy for inspiration. Clare Wright’s epic new history tells the story of that victory - and of Australia’s role at the forefront of the subsequent international struggle - through the eyes of five remarkable player...
2019-04-175h 50Talking Flutes50. A very merry fluting Christmas - To Practice or not? - Clare SouthworthDo I practice over the Christmas holiday period or do I take a short break and recharge my batteries so that I can return to the flute with renewed vigour and enthusiasm in the New Year?
In this Christmas 'Talking Flutes Extra' podcast, Jean-Paul plays some gorgeous festive music on the alto flute by Giovanni Perez and takes a brief look at what he and Clare will be doing with their families during this coming week. Yes...Eating, drinking and playing the obligatory board games are certainly on menu along with jigsaw puzzles! The podcast closes with an...
2018-12-2412 minTalking Flutes46. The loneliness of the flute player - Jean-Paul & ClareDiscussing a ban on fizzy drinks to cleaning your teeth before performance, being part of the orchestra but 'not actually in the orchestra', and the loneliness of being a freelance flute player.
In this 1st podcast of three, Jean-Paul Wright (from the 'Talking Flutes Extra' podcasts) has a chat with Clare Southworth in her home town of Hove in East Sussex (South of England) with some of the questions sent in by listeners.
If you would like Clare or Jean-Paul to answer any of your questions, then please send to flutepodcasts@gmail.com or via a...
2018-11-2634 min