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SCU Buzz | The Southern Cross University podcastFLOW: A New Storytelling panel discussionHow can different forms of art and performance support us to keep our stories and oral histories living? To stay connected to our past, and informed for our future?
Join First Nations creatives, and researchers working in the space of art and story, to yarn about the power of storytelling in future-proofing First Nations knowledges.
Panellists:
Naomi Moran (Moderator) — CEO, Koori Mail
Kirk Page — theatre maker, choreographer and director
Kylie Caldwell — multidisciplinary artist
Penny Evans — visual artist
Jeanti St Clair — storycatcher, journalist, and media academic, Southern Cross University
Presented by NORPA in partnership with Southern Cross University and Koori Mail.
This is a...2023-12-101h 16
Climate Action ShowA flood of emotions: climate anxiety and trauma in AustraliaProduced by Carly Dober. In the aftermath of devastating climate disasters like Australia’s recent east-coast floods, how do communities – those at the centre of the crisis and those on the periphery – support each other emotionally during times of climate distress? Hear from climate emotions experts and residents of Lismore. – Maddy Braddon, community organiser – Professor James Bennett-Levy, mental health expert – Aidan Ricketts, academic and environmental activist – Samuel Savage, emergency services coordinator – Jeanti St Clair, journalism lecturer and storycatcher – Moderator: Dr Blanche Verlie, social scientist. The recording for this podcast is from a live Sydney Ideas online event, presented in collaboration with Sydney Environm...2022-05-3000 min
Sydney IdeasA flood of emotionsIn the aftermath of devastating climate disasters like Australia’s recent east-coast floods, how do communities – those at the centre of the crisis and those on the periphery – support each other emotionally during times of climate distress?
Hear from climate emotions experts and residents of Lismore.
– Maddy Braddon, community organiser
– Professor James Bennett-Levy, mental health expert
– Aidan Ricketts, academic and environmental activist
– Samuel Savage, emergency services coordinator
– Jeanti St Clair, journalism lecturer and storycatcher
– Moderator: Dr Blanche Verlie, social scientist
The recording for this podcast is from a live Sydney Ideas online event, presented in collaboration with Sydney Environment Institute, held on Thursday 21...2022-04-2651 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Deborah RayTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact.
Deb is the owner of Music Bizarre in Magellan Street in the Lismore CBD. She was torn between protecting her business or her South Lismore home – both of which were hit by the flood.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad toward Keen St, turn left at Keen St, and when you get to the roundabout turn right, cross the road and continue along Magellan St. When you cross Carrington St, you will see Music Bizarre. It is the second shop on the right, next to...2021-05-0218 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Benjamin GullyTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact.
Ben came to Lismore as a 19 year-old, loved it but moved away for 11 years. In late March 2017, he decided to move back to be closer to family, only to lose most of his belongings in the flood three days later.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad via Keen St, then turn right and walk down Keen St to the roundabout at Woodlark St. Cross over toward the church and then turn left and cross over Keen St again. Walk along until you reach Summerland...2021-04-3016 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Christopher ReganTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact.
Chris was working out of town when the flood swept into his South Lismore house. He and his flatmates lost almost everything.
This is an audio walk, based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad towards Keen St and turn left. Turn right at the roundabout and cross the roundabout and walk along Magellan St. Continue to the next roundabout and turn right onto Molesworth St. Walk until you are instructed to return to the Quad. You may retrace your steps (or find your own way back there).
Duration: 11:222021-04-2811 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Emily RouseTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact and inundation.
Emily was trapped by flood waters on a landing above their Lismore apartment with her three-year-old son.
This is an audio walk, based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad away from the CBD, across the car park and turn left at Dawson St, walk down to the roundabout. When asked, return via the same route.
Duration: 13:402021-04-2813 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Michael JonesMichael became a volunteer outreach worker post-flood for Lismore Helping Hands.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: leave the Quad toward Keen St, turn right at Keen St, cross at the zebra crossing, turn right past the bookshop. Keep an eye out for the flood level signs as you walk towards Woodlark St. Turn left and continue along Woodlark St. When asked, return to the Quad by retracing your steps.
Duration: 10:112021-04-2810 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Jyllie JacksonTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact and inundation.
Jyllie is the CEO/artistic director of LightnUp, producers of the annual Lismore Lantern Parade.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: leave the Quad toward Keen St, turn right at Keen St, cross at the zebra crossing, turn right past the bookshop. Stop at the power pole with the flood markings outside the Gollan Hotel at the Woodlark St corner. When instructed, turn right to cross over Keen St and walk down Woodlark St toward Dawson St. At Dawson St, turn right and walk until...2021-04-2820 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Kate StroudTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact and inundation.
Kate was a CBD resident during the flood. She was also in the process of opening up the Dusty Attic music bar/café in a low-lying part of the Lismore CBD.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad towards Keen St, and turn left when you get there. Walk to the roundabout and turn right, crossing the road into Magellan St. Stop outside Republic of Coffee, next to the clock shop on the corner. Look across the road at Malamar Flats. When asked, w...2021-04-2835 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Maddy-Rose BraddonMaddy became the co-founder of Lismore Helping Hands, an amazing volunteer recovery network that grew from social media conversations during the 2017 flood.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad towards Keen St, turn left when you get there and walk to the roundabout. Continue across road and then turn right, walking along Magellan St to Molesworth St. Cross over the zebra crossing and walk behind the Transit Centre to the Rose Garden. When asked, retrace your steps to the Quad. Keep an eye out for the painted electricity pole outside the Northern Rivers Conservatorium...2021-04-2819 min
Jeanti St ClairFlood Stories: Meaghan VoszTRIGGER WARNING: This story contains descriptions of flood impact.
Meaghan is a North Lismore resident whose house is built to withstand flood, but even she was worried as the flood waters rushed in her street.
This is an audio walk based in Lismore, NSW.
Route: Leave the Quad via Keen St, then turn right and walk down Keen St to the roundabout at Woodlark St. Turn left and walk all the way along the street until you reach the bridge over the river. Walk up on to the bridge and look out over the river. When asked, retrace your steps...2021-04-2819 min
SCU Buzz | The Southern Cross University podcastFlood stories and the power of storytelling: a chat with Jeanti St ClairSuzie chats to media lecturer and sound artist Jeanti St Clair about the power of storytelling to connect people and about her latest installation in the Lismore Quad, 'Flood Stories'. The installation includes an audio collection of stories from people who were affected by the 2017 flood in Lismore, including Jeanti herself. Jeanti also talks about the changing industry landscape and the kinds of skills students need to cultivate for a career in media.
Profile image: Alex Clarke2021-04-2625 min