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Sinatra & FriendsRussell Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2025-07-121h 01
gracesllerim1989Libro De Skinner Sobre El Conductismo PdfFile name: Libro De Skinner Sobre El Conductismo Pdf Rating: 4.6 / 5 (1825 votes) Downloads: 8171 ======================== Link👉Libro De Skinner Sobre El Conductismo Pdf ======================== B. F. Skinner () es considerado el Sobre el conductismo. En el verano de tuvimos la oportunidad de cambiar ideas personalmente con B. F. Skinner en Harvard sobre este libro, que estaba hacerse escritor, hacia Skinner se hace conductista con el interés de tratar de compren-der la conducta humana, de la mano de l...2025-05-0400 minSinatra & FriendsRussell Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2024-09-141h 01
The Country MileThe Country Mile 332UPDATE - NEW FACEBOOK PAGE - facebook.com/CountryMile24 - please do 'like' and share.
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Aaron Watson - Hit The Hay Runnin’
Midland - Vegas
Jackson Dean - Heavens To Betsy
Waylon Hanel & Madison Hughes - Blackberry Brandy
Matt Castillo - Almost
George Dearborne - Dynamite Woman
Russell Moore & IIIryd Tyme Out - Bluegrass
Lonesome River Band - Tom & Jerry
Steel Saddle - Travelin’ Light
Benjamin Tod - I Ain’t The Man
Ella Langley - You...2024-08-101h 00Sinatra & FriendsRussell Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2024-02-241h 01Sinatra & FriendsRussell Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2023-09-161h 01Sinatra & FriendsRusselL Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2023-02-111h 00Sinatra & FriendsRussell Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2022-07-091h 03
Keep It SteadyEpisode TwoSummary: Gabe makes a proposal, Zach takes a leap.Content warning: Be advised this episode contains bullying and homophobic slurs.For a complete transcript, visit: https://www.procyonpodcastnetwork.com/post/keep-it-steady-episode-2FEATURINGKay Watson as Morning AnnouncementsAshton Reid as ZachChris Rivera as GabeIshani Kanetkar as ToriElla Moira Seet as MelissaAndy Emmerson as MikePaige Alena as LeslieRegina Renée R...2022-05-2636 min
Turn Downtime Into Storytime With Full AudiobookSmacked: Stories of Addiction Audiobook by Dominique HecqListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 567813
Title: Smacked: Stories of Addiction
Author: Dominique Hecq
Narrator: Ella Watson-Russell
Format: Unabridged
Length: 02:59:40
Language: English
Release date: 01-07-22
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Genres: Fiction & Literature, Short Stories
Summary:
Smacked and other stories of addiction is an evocative collection of moments showcasing human nature at its weakest and most vulnerable. Hecqs poetic prose situates the reader firmly into the lives of her characters, taking them along for the ride as she presents each story with an inimitable flair that retains the realities of addiction and dependency. She handles...2022-01-072h 59
Keep It SteadyEpisode OneWhen Zach meets new kid Gabe Navarro in detention, Zach is fascinated by Gabe and his progressive politics but figures it’s a lost cause.Gabe, however, is determined to shake things up.For a transcript of the episode, please visit https://www.procyonpodcastnetwork.com/post/keep-it-steady-episode-1If you’d like to make more Keep It Steady episodes possible and access a variety of bonus rewards, including your name in the morning announcements, please visit patreon.com/keepitsteadypod to become a Patreon backer.2021-11-1834 minSinatra & FriendsRussell Watson.Teniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2021-06-121h 01
PodcasttycTYC 9 La Perturbación CibernéticaEl término cibernética fue acuñado por Norbert Wiener (1894-1964), un matemático y físico norteamericano, en el verano de 1947, poco después del término de la II Guerra Mundial. Wiener se inspiró en un vocablo griego, “kubernetes”, que designaba al piloto o capitán de una nave en la antigua Grecia. Curiosamente, la mayoría desconoce que esta palabra, kubernetes, aparece ya en dos pasajes del Nuevo Testamento. Uno de ellos es Hechos 27:11: “Pero el centurión daba más crédito al piloto (kubernetes) y al patrón de la nave, que a lo que Pablo decía”. P...2021-01-0900 min
Little Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 18 We Heart LGBTQIIn this episode, we celebrate Queer life with two stories from our Little Fictions’ show, ‘I HEART LGBTQI’ which was performed at the Knox Street Bar in Chippendale back in February, 2017. The event was held during the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, a hugely popular festival, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras aims to raise the visibility of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex communities. The two stories we are presenting in this episode do just that.
In our first story, ‘Asexual Gelatinous Blobs’ by Sydney author, Harry Kolotas, the writer attempts to walk in the shoes of hi...2020-04-2128 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 18 We Heart LGBTQIIn this episode, we celebrate Queer life with two stories from our Little Fictions’ show, ‘I HEART LGBTQI’ which was performed at the Knox Street Bar in Chippendale back in February, 2017. The event was held during the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, a hugely popular festival, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras aims to raise the visibility of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex communities. The two stories we are presenting in this episode do just that.
In our first story, ‘Asexual Gelatinous Blobs’ by Sydney author, Harry Kolotas, the writer attempts to walk in the shoes of hi...2020-04-2128 min
Little Fictions On AirWe Heart LGBTQICelebrating Queer lives in this episode with two stories, 'Danny Boy' and '‘Asexual Gelatinous Blobs’.2020-04-2100 minLittle Fictions On AirMore Stories From The Locker RoomIn this episode, we bring you the second in our series of sport-themed stories. We present four stories – ‘Artemis’ by Melbourne author, Duncan Reid in which the game of hockey takes on a mythic quality; Brisbane writer, Trina Denner’s ‘Playing Outside’ for the joggers amongst you; a microfiction by Kim Waters called ‘Over Time’ about a retired cyclist and finally, a Cliff Hardy story about a foot race written by the late crime writer, Peter Corris. Actors featured in this episode are Mark Dessaix, Eleni Schumacher and Felix Johnson.
2020-04-1628 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 17 More Stories From The Locker RoomIn this episode, we bring you the second in our series of sport-themed stories. We present four stories – ‘Artemis’ by Melbourne author, Duncan Reid in which the game of hockey takes on a mythic quality; Brisbane writer, Trina Denner’s ‘Playing Outside’ for the joggers amongst you; a microfiction by Kim Waters called ‘Over Time’ about a retired cyclist and finally, a Cliff Hardy story about a foot race written by the late crime writer, Peter Corris. Actors featured in this episode are Mark Dessaix, Eleni Schumacher and Felix Johnson.
Just a warning, this episode does contain strong language.
Presenter: Ella Watson-Russ...2020-04-1628 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 17 More Stories From The Locker RoomIn this episode, we bring you the second in our series of sport-themed stories. We present four stories – ‘Artemis’ by Melbourne author, Duncan Reid in which the game of hockey takes on a mythic quality; Brisbane writer, Trina Denner’s ‘Playing Outside’ for the joggers amongst you; a microfiction by Kim Waters called ‘Over Time’ about a retired cyclist and finally, a Cliff Hardy story about a foot race written by the late crime writer, Peter Corris. Actors featured in this episode are Mark Dessaix, Eleni Schumacher and Felix Johnson.
Just a warning, this episode does contain strong language.
Presenter: Ella Watson-Russ...2020-04-1628 minLittle Fictions On AirStories From The Locker RoomIn this episode we present two very different perspectives on the Australian sporting scene. In ‘Balls and Broken Bones’, South Australian author, Debra Mackay takes a humorous look at sport played at the community level. It is read by Sydney actor, Kate Fraser. ‘Hall of Fame’ by Melbourne film director, Matt Holcomb follows the failing fortunes of a former footie star. It is read by sport tragic and talented Little Fictions actor, Felix Johnson. Both were recorded at our live show at Knox Street Bar in Sydney and both were selected via a Little Fictions’ call out.
Just a war...2020-04-0900 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 16 Stories From The Locker RoomIn this episode we present two very different perspectives on the Australian sporting scene. ‘Balls and Broken Bones’ by South Australian author, Debra Mackay takes a humorous look at sport played at the community level. It is read by Sydney actor, Kate Fraser. ‘Hall of Fame’ by Melbourne film director, Matt Holcomb follows the failing fortunes of a former footie star. It is read by sport tragic and talented Little Fictions actor, Felix Johnson. Both were recorded at our live show at Knox Street Bar in Sydney and both were selected via a Little Fictions’ call out.
Just a warning, this episo...2020-04-0928 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 16 Stories From The Locker RoomIn this episode we present two very different perspectives on the Australian sporting scene. ‘Balls and Broken Bones’ by South Australian author, Debra Mackay takes a humorous look at sport played at the community level. It is read by Sydney actor, Kate Fraser. ‘Hall of Fame’ by Melbourne film director, Matt Holcomb follows the failing fortunes of a former footie star. It is read by sport tragic and talented Little Fictions actor, Felix Johnson. Both were recorded at our live show at Knox Street Bar in Sydney and both were selected via a Little Fictions’ call out.
Just a warning, this episo...2020-04-0928 minLittle Fictions On AirProgenyIn this episode, our host Ella Watson-Russell brings you stories of births, deaths and marriages. The stories featured in this show are published by Spineless Wonders and are narrated by actors Felix Johnson, Joel Horwood and Eleni Schumacher. The stories include Matthew Bulman’s ‘The Incredible Exploding Baby’, Jon Steiner’s ‘Rights of Man’, Melissa Beit’s ‘A Hospital Birth’, Susan McCreery’s ‘Mexican Stand-off’ and Julie Chevalier’s ‘The Youngest Lecturer’s Wife’.
Little Fictions is produced by Spineless Wonders’ publisher, Bronwyn Mehan.
The show’s theme song is ‘Attune’ written and performed by Annie Vidler.
Sound design is by Lachlan Perry
Warnin...2020-04-0200 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 15 ProgenyIn this episode, your host Ella Watson-Russell brings you stories of births, deaths and marriages. The stories featured in this show are published by Spineless Wonders and are narrated by actors Felix Johnson, Joel Horwood and Eleni Schumacher. The stories include Matthew Bulman’s ‘The Incredible Exploding Baby’, Jon Steiner’s ‘Rights of Man’, Melissa Beit’s ‘A Hospital Birth’, Susan McCreery’s ‘Mexican Stand-off’ and Julie Chevalier’s ‘The Youngest Lecturer’s Wife’.
Little Fictions is produced by Spineless Wonders’ publisher, Bronwyn Mehan.
The show’s theme song is ‘Attune’ written and performed by Annie Vidler.
Sound design is by Lachlan Perry
Warning: this episode c2020-04-0129 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 15 ProgenyIn this episode, your host Ella Watson-Russell brings you stories of births, deaths and marriages. The stories featured in this show are published by Spineless Wonders and are narrated by actors Felix Johnson, Joel Horwood and Eleni Schumacher. The stories include Matthew Bulman’s ‘The Incredible Exploding Baby’, Jon Steiner’s ‘Rights of Man’, Melissa Beit’s ‘A Hospital Birth’, Susan McCreery’s ‘Mexican Stand-off’ and Julie Chevalier’s ‘The Youngest Lecturer’s Wife’.
Little Fictions is produced by Spineless Wonders’ publisher, Bronwyn Mehan.
The show’s theme song is ‘Attune’ written and performed by Annie Vidler.
Sound design is by Lachlan Perry
Warning: this episode c2020-04-0129 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 14 I Hate Crime FictionIn this episode we hear many of the talented actors you would have heard over the previous episodes of Little Fictions. This is a radio play adapted from Melbourne writer Eddie Berger's quirky short fiction of the same name originally published by Spineless Wonders in the anthology, Crime Scenes. The play was recorded at Sydney's Haymarket Library as part of the "Late Night Library Series" 2017.
Warning: this episode does contain some colourful language.
Presenter: Ella Watson-Russell
Theme tune written and performed by Annie Vidler
Producer: Bronwyn Mehan2020-03-2528 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 14 I Hate Crime FictionIn this episode we hear many of the talented actors you would have heard over the previous episodes of Little Fictions. This is a radio play adapted from Melbourne writer Eddie Berger's quirky short fiction of the same name originally published by Spineless Wonders in the anthology, Crime Scenes. The play was recorded at Sydney's Haymarket Library as part of the "Late Night Library Series" 2017.
Warning: this episode does contain some colourful language.
Presenter: Ella Watson-Russell
Theme tune written and performed by Annie Vidler
Producer: Bronwyn Mehan2020-03-2528 minLittle Fictions On AirI Hate Crime FictionIn this Episode we hear many of the actors you would have heard over the previous episodes of LIttle Fictions. This is a radio play adapted from Melbourne writer Eddie Berger's quirky short fiction of the same name originally published by Spineless Wonders in the anthology, Crime Scenes. The play was recorded at Sydney's Haymarket Library as part of the "Late Night Library Series" 2017.2020-03-2500 min
Coffee Pod|castCoffee Pod|cast Ep 38 Timeless CronesOlder women drinking sherry and behaving badly at funerals, weddings, parties, anything. In this episode, Ali and Emma discuss Elizabeth Hodgins' 'Timeless Crones' narrated by Ella Watson-Russell. They ask if you have any thoughts on some of the common tropes used to portray older women in mythology through to popular culture. Join the discussion on the Coffee Pod|cast Facebook page.
'Timeless Crones' is published in the microlit anthology, Writing To The Edge.
About the Author
Elizabeth Hodgson is a Wiradjuri woman who lives in Wollongong on the New South Wales south coast. She was born in Wellington, New South...2019-10-2709 minSinatra & FriendsRussell WatsonTeniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2019-09-211h 00Little Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 13 Lost In ParadiseIn this episode we bring you short stories set on the north coast of New South Wales. ‘Saturday Night on Johnson St’ by Paul Kew, immersing us in the hectic nightlife of Byron Bay. It is performed by Mark Dessaix. Byron Bay writer and academic, Moya Costello’s ‘Northern Rivers: A Gothic Tale’ evokes the lush tropical environment. It is performed by Ella Watson-Russell. ‘The Blouse’ is by poet, playwright, fiction writer, Vivienne Plumb who is of both New Zealand and Australian heritage. The story, from her collection, The Glove Box & other stories, is set in the rainforests of the Byron hinterlan...2019-08-2928 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 13 Lost In ParadiseIn this episode we bring you short stories set on the north coast of New South Wales. ‘Saturday Night on Johnson St’ by Paul Kew, immersing us in the hectic nightlife of Byron Bay. It is performed by Mark Dessaix. Byron Bay writer and academic, Moya Costello’s ‘Northern Rivers: A Gothic Tale’ evokes the lush tropical environment. It is performed by Ella Watson-Russell. ‘The Blouse’ is by poet, playwright, fiction writer, Vivienne Plumb who is of both New Zealand and Australian heritage. The story, from her collection, The Glove Box & other stories, is set in the rainforests of the Byron hinterlan...2019-08-2928 minLittle Fictions On AirFrom raucous street life, luscious rainforests to weird cults. In this episode we bring you short stories set on the north coast of New South Wales.2019-08-2928 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 12 Surreal StoriesIn this episode called Surreal Stories, our host Ella Watson-Russell brings you two short stories with extraordinary, offbeat characters.
Our first story, ‘Ducks’ is a radio play based on a short story by Miles Franklin Award-winning author, A.S. Patric. The year is 1956. Melbourne is host to the Olympic Games and American literary figures Anais Nin and June Miller (both former lovers of Henry Miller) are living out their sometimes fractious old age in the quiet seaside suburb of Elwood. The play is performed by Ella, Joel Horwood and Eleni Schumacher. Our second short story is ‘Carrot on the Edge’ and it c...2019-08-1128 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 12 Surreal StoriesIn this episode called Surreal Stories, our host Ella Watson-Russell brings you two short stories with extraordinary, offbeat characters.
Our first story, ‘Ducks’ is a radio play based on a short story by Miles Franklin Award-winning author, A.S. Patric. The year is 1956. Melbourne is host to the Olympic Games and American literary figures Anais Nin and June Miller (both former lovers of Henry Miller) are living out their sometimes fractious old age in the quiet seaside suburb of Elwood. The play is performed by Ella, Joel Horwood and Eleni Schumacher. Our second short story is ‘Carrot on the Edge’ and it c...2019-08-1128 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 11 Crime ScenesIn this episode we bring you two short stories about the impact of crime on people’s lives. ‘Croc’ is by Melbourne author Pierz Newton-John and is published in his collection, Fault Lines. Pierz worked as a psychotherapist and this story is inspired by a true story. It is read by Ella Watson-Russell and was recorded at Knox Street Bar, Chippendale. The second short story comes from Blue Mountains’ author, Mark O’Flynn. It is called ‘A Lovely Outing’ and is published in Mark’s collection White Light. Mark has worked as a prison educator for many years. His story is performed by...2019-08-0627 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 11 Crime ScenesIn this episode we bring you two short stories about the impact of crime on people’s lives. ‘Croc’ is by Melbourne author Pierz Newton-John and is published in his collection, Fault Lines. Pierz worked as a psychotherapist and this story is inspired by a true story. It is read by Ella Watson-Russell and was recorded at Knox Street Bar, Chippendale. The second short story comes from Blue Mountains’ author, Mark O’Flynn. It is called ‘A Lovely Outing’ and is published in Mark’s collection White Light. Mark has worked as a prison educator for many years. His story is performed by...2019-08-0627 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 12 Surreal StoriesIn this episode called Surreal Stories, our host Ella Watson-Russell brings you two short stories with extraordinary, offbeat characters.2019-08-0528 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 11 Crime ScenesIn this episode we bring you two short stories about the impact of crime on people’s lives.2019-08-0427 minCoffee Pod|castCoffee Pod|cast Ep 31 Morning MeetingDo organised crime syndicates serve decent carrot cake at their planning meetings? Ali and Emma discuss Jon Steiner's satirical 'Morning Meeting' performed by Ella Watson-Russell. Includes a great creative writing exercise to try. Let us know what you think of this episode on the Coffee Pod|cast Facebook page.
'Morning Meeting' is published in Jon Steiner's debut collection, The Last Wilkie's and other stories. Watch the book trailer here.
About the author
A native of Washington, D.C., Jon Steiner moved to Australia in 2000. He studied writing at the University of Technology, Sydney. His work has been published in the 2007 a...2019-07-2213 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 10 Humans of Parramatta RoadIn this episode we feature stories from the inner west Sydney suburbs connected by Parramatta Road. Harriet McInerney’s microfiction, ‘Average Morning’ takes us on a bus trip down Parramatta Road. It is performed by Little Fictions’ regular, Joel Horwood. ‘Parramatta Road’ by Tess Ridgway takes us along this same stretch of road but this time at night and on a bicycle. It is performed by actor Claire Oehme. Sydney author, Jill O’Maera takes us behind one of the shopfronts along Parramatta Road in ‘Trixie Depraved Does Leichhardt’. It is performed by Eleni Schumacher. ‘Wedding Dress’ by Canberra author, Sarah St Vincent Welch...2019-07-1726 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 10 Humans of Parramatta RoadIn this episode we feature stories from the inner west Sydney suburbs connected by Parramatta Road. Harriet McInerney’s microfiction, ‘Average Morning’ takes us on a bus trip down Parramatta Road. It is performed by Little Fictions’ regular, Joel Horwood. ‘Parramatta Road’ by Tess Ridgway takes us along this same stretch of road but this time at night and on a bicycle. It is performed by actor Claire Oehme. Sydney author, Jill O’Maera takes us behind one of the shopfronts along Parramatta Road in ‘Trixie Depraved Does Leichhardt’. It is performed by Eleni Schumacher. ‘Wedding Dress’ by Canberra author, Sarah St Vincent Welch...2019-07-1726 minLittle Fictions On AirHumans of Parramatta RoadIn this episode we feature stories from the inner west Sydney suburbs connected by Parramatta Road. Harriet McInerney’s microfiction, ‘Average Morning’ takes us on a bus trip down Parramatta Road. It is performed by Little Fictions’ regular, Joel Horwood. ‘Parramatta Road’ by Tess Ridgway takes us along this same stretch of road but this time at night and on a bicycle. It is performed by actor Claire Oehme. Sydney author, Jill O’Maera takes us behind one of the shopfronts along Parramatta Road in ‘Trixie Depraved Does Leichhardt’. It is performed by Eleni Schumacher. ‘Wedding Dress’ by Canberra author, Sarah St Vince...2019-07-1700 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 9 Behind The ScenesIn this episode, our host, Ella Watson-Russell presents two stories which take a look behind the curtain at fiction in film, on TV as well as on stage.2018-11-1200 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 8 Weird World of AnimalsIn this episode, Weird World of Animals, presenter Ella Watson-Russell brings you two stories which give voice to the voiceless - specifically, a budgerigar and a cow. 2018-11-1200 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 9 Behind The ScenesIn this episode, our host, Ella Watson-Russell presents two stories which take a look behind the curtain at fiction in film, on TV as well as on stage.
'Film Study 101'; by the late Mary Manning uses well-known films to reflect on the life of a young man who works at a movie theatre in a country town.
Published in Damaged In Transit by Spineless Wonders, the story is performed by Little Fictions’ regular, Joel Horwood. The second story featured in this episode takes us into the world of TV. It is based on the life of a character from th...2018-10-2228 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions Ep 8 Weird World of AnimalsIn this episode, Weird World of Animals, Ella Watson-Russell presents two stories which give voice to the voiceless - specifically, a budgerigar and a cow.
‘Bluey and Myrtle’ is published in the Spineless Wonders anthology The Great Unknown, a book edited by Angela Meyer who is a huge fan of the TV series the Twilight Zone. You’ll find many of the somewhat surreal elements of the Twilight Zone TV show in Mark O'Flynn's story. It is performed by Nick Radinoff. ‘A Cow Like Alice’ by Julie Chevalier also includes a talking animal. It is performed by Little Fictions’ regular Eleni Schuma...2018-10-0827 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 7 It’s A Jungle Out ThereIn this episode, 'It’s A Jungle Out There’, four authors contemplate the lives of animals. What is it like living in a dog-eat-dog world? Has human habitation spelt the death of some species? And what happens when we encroach on their world? Join presenter, Ella Watson-Russell for 30 minutes of great listening.
Stories featured in this episode include ‘Taken’ by Melbourne writer Michelle Wright which is published in Spineless Wonder's microlit anthology, Flashing The Square. It is narrated by Alex Williams and was recorded live at Knox St Bar, Sydney. In ‘The Last Hare’, Wollongong poet Irene Wilkie turns to her own back...2018-09-2428 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 6 Literary MashupIn this episode, Ella Watson-Russell presents audio stories which riff on the works of Shakespeare, Austen and Nabokov. You'll hear stories by Mark O'Flynn, Michelle Cahill, Susan McCreery and Carol Ann Martin performed by Tim McGarry, Eleni Schumacher and Ella Watson-Russell.
Carol Ann Martin’s ‘Open Letter to Star-crossed lovers’ read by Ella Watson-Russell gives a new perspective on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. The story was originally submitted via a Little Fictions' call out. Susan McCreery’s microfiction ‘Well, Then’ is published in her collection, Loopholes published by Spineless Wonders. It is performed by Little Ficitons regular Eleni Schumacher. 'Chasing Naboko...2018-09-1227 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 5 Sydney StoriesIn this episode, our host Ella Watson-Russell presents tales from Sydney’s early years as well as from the not-too-distant past. Featuring the voices of Joel Horwood, Felix Johnson , Claire Oehme and Eleni Schumacher, this episode includes stories about the Shark Arm Case, Petersham Swimming Pool and Parramatta Rd circa 1988. Authors featured include Karolina Ristevski, Paul Cliff, Arna Radovich, John Dale and Hilary Hewitt – all writers who submitted their work to a Little Fictions Call Out on the theme: Humans of Parramatta Road.
Little Fictions On Air is brought to you by Sydney short story publisher, SPINELESS WONDERS. This episode was o...2018-08-2928 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 4 Life LessonsIn this episode, presenter Ella Watson-Russell presents three short stories about life's ups and down. The first is 'Loaded Dice' by Blue Mts author, Mark O'Flynn and is performed by Joel Horwood. Felix Johnson reads Wollongong writer, Erica Woolgar's 'Directions' and Eleni Schumacher performs 'Chicken' by Sydney author, Angela Argent.
Mark O’Flynn is a much published poet and fiction writer whose most recent novel was shortlisted in the 2017 Miles Franklin Award. The story ‘Loaded Dice’ and it was published in Mark’s collection, White Light and other stories by Spineless Wonders.
Angela Argent is currently writing a novel set in Prague...2018-08-1329 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 3 Comedy ShortsThis episode of Little Fictions On Air presented by Ella Watson-Russell features the voices of Lauren Hamilton Neill, Adam Norris and Joel Horwood. Short stories include 'Addicted' by Angie Holst, 'Kurt and the Interview' by Slade Quinn, 'Northwest Passage' by Jon Steiner and 'The Ibis and the Real Estate' by Helen Meany. As well as lots of laughs, you will also be treated to an extended interview which Ella Watson-Russell recorded with Jon Steiner and Helen Meany about not writing comedy, their writing journey and habits.2018-07-3040 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 2 Conflict ZonesIn this episode, Ella Watson-Russell presents four stories each with very different perspectives on the topic of war and violence. Actor Nicholas Starte performs Harry Kolotas' 'Wrath of Achilles', Tim McGarry's narration of Charles D'Anastasi's 'Broken House' includes sound design by composer Thomas Ross, Ella narrates Amanda Berry's 'We That Are Left' and Alex Williams performs 'When The Helicopters Come' by Patrick Lenton and with sound design by Kit McCutcheon. Included in this episode also is an interview with Patrick Lenton on the origin of his story from his collection, A Man Made Entirely of Bats and excerpts from a Q...2018-07-1728 minLittle Fictions On AirLittle Fictions On Air Ep 1 Dire StraitsEach episode, our host, Ella Watson-Russell will be sharing thirty minutes worth of great stories, read by actors in our studio, or recorded at one of our live session venues.
In this episode, called DIRE STRAITS, Ella presents three stories in which characters are faced with very contemporary moral dilemmas. These stories were all recorded live.
The stories are 'Hardware' written by Susan McCreery and narrated by Emma Diaz, 'Open For Inspection' by Jon Steiner and read by Joel Horwood and 'Something From The Old School' by Helen Richardson and read by our host, Ella Watson-Russell.
And just a warning – so...2018-07-0428 min
Art SmittenReview: The Age of BonesSandra Thibodeaux’s The Age of Bones is an ambitious, playfully political Indonesian-Australian coproduction now being hosted by La Mama in Carlton. For a play that extols (and some might say preaches) the virtues of working together across national and natural borders, it’s very pleasing to see how the production itself has exemplified this cultural harmony at every stage of its development. It also comes to Melbourne as part of the Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts festival, which, for some of the younger audiences of La Mama, might be delivering them their first taste of surtitled theatre, except for m...2017-03-0104 min