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Meredith Turnbull, Bonnie Abbott and Nancy Bugeja

Thu, 27 Apr 2017 11:05:13 +0000

Meredith Turnbull, visual artist, jeweler, writer and curator.

This episode started off with Meredith discussing a new movement in Melbourne’s contemporary jewelry scene – Punk! Discussing artists like Debris Facility Pty Ltd and Rebecca Thomas, and their work, she talks about how adorning our bodies can reflect “new forms of social and cultural mediation and a sense of irreverence.”

Bonnie Abbott, designer, researcher and educator.

Bonnie Abbot describes herself, on her LinkedIn profile, as “a design strategist with a special interest in ethnographic research and its actionable interpretation”. During this show we talked about hanging out on the weekend at her “The Design is in the Detail” workshop – which was part of Melbourne’s Design Week at the National Gallery of Victoria.

Nancy Bugeja, managing director at HM Group.

My last guest on this design themed show has been running the creative business – HM – since 1996 but is also an AGDA Board member, mum and all round impressive human being. Our conversation led to her journey in design, the role of mentors, the evolution of her studio and the importance of brand values.

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XYX Lab, Design and Multiple Maniacs

Sun, 23 Apr 2017 05:27:30 +0000

Dr Nicole Kalms and Professor Naomi Stead for Monash University’s XYX Lab
During this episode, Melbourne’s Design Week was in full swing and on the Sunday afternoon, Dr Niki Kalms and Professor Naomi Stead were heading up a panel at the National Gallery of Victoria discussing the theme of “Queering Architecture?”.

As part of the newly-formed XYX Lab at Monash University, Niki and Naomi chatted about issues in space, gender and communication, aiming to open conversations about re-designing normality in architecture, informing them with research and addressing them with advocacy. The conversation turned to how design can control and prevent gender inequity in Australia.

This episode also saw more discussion about the Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF), Australia’s largest queer film festival – now in it’s 27th year.

Sally Christie dropped by to talk about the divine and decadent inspirations of Mr John Waters, the Pope of Trash, and the screening of his cult classic ‘Multiple Maniacs’ at ACMI.

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Be Bold for BROAD & IWD 2017

Wed, 08 Mar 2017 02:13:41 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer has a chocka show especially arranged for International Women’s Day 2017 #IWD2017 where it’s all about being #BeBoldforChange:

‘For International Women’s Day 2017, we’re asking you to #BeBoldForChange.
Call on the masses or call on yourself to help forge a better working world – a more gender inclusive world.
Submit your #BeBoldForChange action via the IWD website.’

The show includes a LIVE in studio interview with MzRizk :‘Melbourne-based DJ, event curator and radio presenter, MzRizk, is renowned for her ongoing contributions to Melbourne’s rich cultural and music landscape. Her many projects are a distinct blend of music knowledge, creative diversity and cultural and community engagement.’

As one of Melbourne’s busiest DJs, MzRizk has supported Australian acts such as Remi and Hiatus Kaiyote; as well as international artists Badbadnotgood, Mos Def, Public Enemy, Jill Scott, Snarky Puppy, The Daptones, John Morales, Bilal, Cody Chestnut, Maseo (De La Soul), Common, Talib Kweli, Jurassic 5, Maxwell and many more.’ from their website here

Jane Connory returns with BROAD Designs with an exclusive interview with Donna Kaz AKA Aphra Behn an UNMASKED Guerrilla Girl !

ABOUT Donna : ‘Donna Kaz’s debut book, UN/MASKED, Memoirs of a Guerrilla Girl On Tour publishes on November 1, 2016. Always an outsider, she takes one step further into invisibility and becomes a Guerrilla Girl, a feminist activist who never appears in public without wearing a rubber gorilla mask and who uses the name of a dead woman artist instead of her own. As a Guerrilla Girl, Aphra Behn creates comedic art and theater that blasts the blatant sexism of the theater world while proving feminists are funny at the same time.’

Guerrilla Girls website HERE

Next up is a special interview with Carmel Johnston a “simulated astronaut” from the U.S who is in Australia on a speaking tour :

‘an environmental scientist, was the crew commander of NASA’s most recent Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) project. As part of this mission, she spent an entire year living with five other scientists in an 11-metre-wide geodesic dome on the Mars-like slopes of Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii.

The focus of the study, which concluded in August last year, was psychological. NASA wanted to learn individual stress reactions and group cohesion in an intensely cramped, isolated environment comparable to life in a space vessel on Mars. The researchers had to wear full space suits any time they left the dome, and resources were painstakingly rationed and recycled’.

Sonja also chats with poet,activist and broadcaster and feminist Lana Woolf on being racially profiled and those experiences of Women of Colour in Australia and what we can do.

Added to this Special Podcast are some highlights from feminists who have appeared on BROAD.

#BeBoldForChange #IWD2017 #InternationalWomensDay #ADayWithoutAWoman

Music in this podcast :

Sade: Hang to Your Love

The Internet: Dontcha

Robert Glasper Experiment : Afro Blue with Erykah Bardu

Robert Glasper Experiment : Calls with Jill Scott

Many thanks to all our guests for being part of BROAD

#Solidarity #Feminism

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BROAD: Celebrating Remarkable Women for IWD 2017

Wed, 01 Mar 2017 10:51:03 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer talks with two amazing women: Megan Bugden from the Women’s Health in the South East AKA WHISE and Jackie Gleeson from Bentleigh Bayside Community Health center now known as Connect Health & Community about the nominations and upcoming awards for ‘remarkable women’ in the southern metropolitan region of Melbourne. It’s all to celebrate International Womens Day (IWD) and Megan and Jackie talk about the work that is being done in the community and the advocacy and intersectional resources for women in the community:

Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) is calling for nominations for outstanding women in the Southern Metropolitan Region.

LINK HERE for nominations

#BeBoldForChange

International Women’s Day(link is external) is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. To mark the occasion, WHISE, Bentleigh Bayside Community Health and partners will host an award ceremony to acknowledge the contributions of older women in the categories of:

·         An inspirational Aboriginal Elder
·         An inspirational woman with a disability
·         An inspirational cultural leader

This year, the event will take a closer look at older women from intersectional communities and exploring the disturbing rise in elder abuse.

“Elder abuse is a human rights issue that Australia needs to be more aware of, particularly for vulnerable communities such as women with disabilities, Aboriginal women and women from culturally diverse backgrounds,” says Ms Rachel Lennon, Health Promotion Manager from WHISE.

Guest speaker, Aunty Janet Turpie-Johnstone, Aboriginal Elder, will share her experience as an older woman and talk about elder abuse in the Aboriginal community.

Both individuals and women’s groups can be nominated for an award. Nominations for Aboriginal women, women with disabilities, women from the LGBTIQ community and overseas born women are encouraged.

Prizes will be awarded to each category winner.

Nominations close on Friday 17 February 2017. The ceremony will be held on Wednesday 8 March at Bentleigh Secondary College from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm. ( contact them as there may be more time to do the nominations)

You can now nominate or register(link is external) for the event.

What does WHISE do :

Our Work:

Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) provides health information, health promotion and education to the female community and health professionals. We assist women, particularly those who are significantly disadvantaged, to access services that they need – our own services, or those of our service partners. We advocate for improved health services, and we encourage women to take more effective control of their health and well-being.

The service is accessible to all women in the region in a safe and friendly environment.

Our service:

Addresses the health needs of women and assists them to access services that they need
Liaises with and complements other health services
Provides information and referral to other providers
Encourages women to take responsibility for their own health
Works within the UN conventions on the elimination of discrimination, violence and disadvantage towards women.

Bentleigh Bayside Community Health (BBCH):

Provides a variety of health and social services across South East Metropolitan Melbourne. Primary health services are currently across the LGA’s of Bayside and the southern part of Glen Eira. Community Transport covers a wider geographic catchment and Dental services are not defined by catchment areas with 7 chair dental clinic operating from Bentleigh East. BBCH also has 12 outreach sites providing Gambler’s Help services across 3 catchment areas across the southern metropolitan region.

We work in partnership with consumers and other community agencies. Our health workers are committed to providing quality health care to our community.

We are a not for profit Company Limited by Guarantee with an independent Board of Directors that receives funding from Federal, State and local governments; and a range of partners.

Vision

Healthy People, Healthy Communities

Purpose

Understand and meet the health and well-being needs of the community as a socially responsible business.

Values

Our Values underpin our policies, procedures and practice.

Respect

· Treating all clients, staff and the community with care, dignity and understanding.

· Providing a supportive and safe work environment for all voluntary and paid staff.

Responsiveness

· Meet the needs of our diverse community by providing services that are accessible and innovative.

Accountability

· Delivering sustainable, quality services in an efficient and financially responsible manner to achieve health outcomes.

· Providing these services professionally and to the highest ethical standards.

Collaboration

· Working with clients, staff and external stakeholders to achieve our Vision and Purpose.

Service Overview

BBCH has two sites. Our main service site is located in East Bentleigh, with a second service site in Sandringham.

Sonja and BROAD would like to thank Megan Bugden and Jackie Gleeson for coming in to JOY 949 to be on BROAD and sharing their time.

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BROAD speaks with Carmen Perez

Tue, 28 Feb 2017 11:16:28 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer speaks with activist, advocate, feminist,Women of Colour : Carmen Perez, one of the amazing women who chaired, and organised the massively influential Womens March on Washington DC held on January 21st and now with the upcoming A Day Without A Woman strike being organised for International Women’s Day 2017 in the U.S and globally for March 8.

Carmen along with Tamika Mallory and Linda Sarsour are the wonderful WOC who guided and ensured the Womens March in the U.S practiced Intersectionality and Representation and are part of the many amazing diverse women who set the agenda for future feminist activism in the U.S.

Below 1st pic Left to right: Tamika Mallory, Linda Sarsour and Carmen Perez

Carmen Perez ‘ serves as the Executive Director of The Gathering for Justice, a social advocacy organization founded by legendary actor and human rights advocate, Harry Belafonte, that seeks to end child and mass incarceration. In her role as the organization’s titular leader, Perez leads a hardscrabble group of social activists and reforms working to call attention to injustices perpetrated to the “least of these”, calling for juvenile justice reform and an end to police brutality and uniting communities of color against the oppression when it rears its ugly head. AS Co-Founder of the Justice League NYC, Perez has led multiple protests against police overreach in the wake of the death of Eric Garner, attracting attention from the media and entertainment figures alike, including well-known hip hop star Nas.’ from an article in Mass Influence online

” A harm to one is a harm to all ” – Carmen Perez

What is A Day Without A Woman:

‘On International Women’s Day, March 8th, women and our allies will act together for equity, justice and the human rights of women and all gender-oppressed people, through a one-day demonstration of economic solidarity.’

In the same spirit of love and liberation that inspired the Women’s March, we join together in making March 8th A Day Without a Woman, recognizing the enormous value that women of all backgrounds add to our socio-economic system–while receiving lower wages and experiencing greater inequities, vulnerability to discrimination, sexual harassment, and job insecurity. We recognize that trans and gender nonconforming people face heightened levels of discrimination, social oppression and political targeting. We believe in gender justice.

Anyone, anywhere, can join by making March 8th A Day Without a Woman, in one or all of the following ways:

Women take the day off, from paid and unpaid labor
Avoid shopping for one day (with exceptions for small, women- and minority-owned businesses).
Wear RED in solidarity with A Day Without A Woman

#ADayWithoutAWoman INFO HERE

American Activism HERE

Carmen Perez on Police brutality in the U.S : ‘Latinos are often put into one box: immigration. But while immigrant issues are extremely important, it’s not our only one. For me, a Chicana, and I think this is one of the many commonalities we share with Puerto Ricans and African Americans in this country, it’s mass incarceration, not immigration, that rips our families apart. It’s drug addiction, poverty, gang life and school-to-prison pipelines that put so many of our brown and black children in cages. It’s majority Latinos who are in the system along with black people.

This is our issue; this is my issue. ‘

” I think this movement…we are having more intentional efforts..we are going to have to keep turning up on the streets,be on the front lines so our brothers and sisters are not in harms way” ( in regards to the callous and racist immigration -ICE-policies of #45 and his regime.) – Carmen Perez

” We have to show that feminism is Intersectional”

Find out more about Janet Mock HERE

#ADayWithoutAWoman #FEMINISM #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistoryMonth #GrabYourWallet @womensmarch #StandWithStandingRock

Sonja would like to thank and to send blessings to Carmen Perez for her time to do this interview and many thanks to Brea Baker for organising this interview.

whakawhetai me te mau haamaitairaa

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When We Rise : BROAD speaks to Cleve Jones

Mon, 27 Feb 2017 13:46:07 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer has the great honour to speak with Gay activist and icon Cleve Jones :

‘Cleve Jones is an American human rights activist, author and lecturer. Jones joined the gay liberation movement in the early 1970s. He was mentored by pioneer LGBT activist Harvey Milk and worked in Milk’s City Hall office as a student intern until Milk’s assassination in 1978.

Jones co-founded the San Francisco AIDS Foundation in 1983 and founded The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, (<- Link to: http://www.aidsquilt.org/) one of the world’s largest community arts projects, in 1987. HarperCollins published his first book, “Stitching a Revolution,” in 2000.

Jones was portrayed by Emile Hirsch in Gus Van Sant’s Oscar-winning film, “MILK,” and was the historical consultant for the production. Jones led the 2009 National March for Equality in Washington, DC and served on the Advisory Board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, which challenged California’s Proposition 8 in the US Supreme Court.’

Hachette Book Group has published his new memoir, “When We Rise,” which is now available. The ABC TV ( America) mini-series inspired in part by stories from Cleve’s book is currently is to be released in Australia through SBS On Demand from march 1st 2017, with screenplay by Academy Award winner Dustin Lance Black.

Cleve talks to Sonja about ‘The Movement’ and what that meant to him as a young gay man in the 1970s and his experiences from being inspired by lesbian feminists the Daughters of Bilitis to the bath houses of San Fran to working with the iconic gay politician Harvey Milk to the epidemic of AIDS and the creation of The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt. Cleve is a fascinating, engaging and intelligent man and living hero of the queer liberation movement of the 20th and 21st century.

Sonja and BROAD would like to thank Cleve Jones and the team at Hachette Publishing for the opportunity to speak to him.

“I want people to understand that for gay men of my generation feminism was a lifeline….and I was very very deeply influenced by women like Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon …..feminism said our destinies are not determined by our gender and for me so much of the lgbt movement is based on and on the shoulders of these women who came before us”
Cleve Jones

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BROAD : Abstract Women Artists & This Human Design

Sat, 25 Feb 2017 10:35:17 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer hosts a very packed show Monday the 20th of Feb 2017: First guests are Justin Teliqure and Kristina Benton to talk about their show ‘ the second installment of the epic saga of Melbourne’s hottest drag king. Delve into the world of the spooky, the paranormal, and the out of this world as our hero embarks on the adventure of a lifetime.’

Justin is joined by Melbourne’s best otherworldly drag artists Enigma, Pablo McFagface and Atlanta Dusk. Katharine Innes (the enigmatic Lickette, Lolita) is back, and this time, the team is joined by a very special guest, their director Kristina Benton.’

Below: Melis Senova and her This Human book

Returning tonight is Jane Connory with the BROAD Designs segment and her special guest Melis Senova : ‘Melis is a pioneer in human-centred design, a founder of her own global strategic design consultancy, Huddle, and a highly-regarded and enterprising thought leader. Her vast business experience, underpinned by a PhD in Human Factors (human-centred design), sees her focused on reshaping the super systems of the future. This reshaping is essential to ensure we address the complex challenges facing humanity and the planet. Melis believes we can change our realities by changing our minds.’

And her book: ‘This Human describes the thinking and being required to take on the biggest challenges facing humanity in order to reimagine a shared reality for all living things on this planet. It is a practical approach to the application of human-centred design tools and methods to ensure our work is truly meaningful. If we are here to change things to be more sustainable, abundant and equitable for everyone, we need to give the current paradigm a decent shake up and create an alternative. And it starts with us.’

Above : Lesley Dumbrell
Foehn 1975
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Purchased 1976
© Lesley Dumbrell

Sonja has two other interviews as well, one with Lara Nicholl’s curator of the travelling exhibition ‘Abstraction:celebrating Australian women abstract artists’ a national gallery of Australia exhibition that opened on Friday at the Geelong Gallery of Victoria,25 February to 07 May 2017. It includes works from Includes works by Margaret Preston, Dorrit Black, Grace Crowley, Anne Dangar through to Inge King, Yvonne Audette, Margo Lewers, Janet Dawson and Melinda Harper and the wonderful Emily Kam Kngwarry.

Finally Sonja chats to film editor and artist Gary Hillberg about his famous video art collaboration with artist and icon Tracey Moffatt in another travelling exhibition:tracey moffatt gary hillberg.featuring montages: the full cut,1999-2015, at the SAM ( Shepparton Art Museum in Victoria), on now until March 19,2017.

‘For us to have a meaningful impact on this planet and on the beings on and within it, we need to unleash our imaginations in meaningful ways so we can dream up a better reality for all. It really is that simple‚ and that important.’—Melis Senova

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Hidden Figures : Gender & Race to Space

Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:39:08 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer reviews the wonderful Hollywood film Hidden Figures, based on a true story,it’s a cinematic story set in the early 1960s America where 3 African American Women scientists breakdown more then just the ‘glass ceiling’ in The Space Race, as they work in NASA during a time of heightened tensions of racism,white feminism and sexism.

Remember it’s #BlackHistoryMonth

Description : ‘Hidden Figures shines a spotlight on the heretofore unheralded contributions of three African-American women to NASA during the crucial days of the Space Race in the early 1960s. Taraji P. Henson plays mathematician Katharine Johnson, whose prodigious mind let her perform complex calculations from a very early age. The film also chronicles the stories of programmer Dorothy Vaughan (Octavia Spencer) and engineer Mary Jackson (Janelle Monae), who all found themselves working separately and unequally from their white peers.’

Some background on the True stories of these amazing women here.

Music By Pharell Willaims and Janelle Monae, and Hans Zimmer.

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BROAD & The Art of Design and Zine

Tue, 14 Feb 2017 12:46:11 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer is in the studio Monday 13th of February, POST The Festival of the Photocopier Fair which was held by Sticky Institute at the Melbourne Town Hall on Sunday the 12th. Sonja talks about that and Fem Zines with Woolf Pack’s Rebecca Cheers from Brisbane, Australia.

Above: Rebecca Cheers,Below the front cover of Woolf Pack #8 zine

Above artist Jess Johnson

BROAD Designs has arrived and returned with Jane Connory who chats to artist Jess Johnson Kiwi artist based in NYC ,U.S.A.

More on Jess here : ‘Jess Johnson was born in Tauranga, New Zealand in 1979. In 2016 she relocated permanently to New York after ten years of living and working in Melbourne, Australia. Her drawing and installation practice is influenced by the hypothetical intersections between language, science fiction, culture and technology. In her drawings she depicts complex worlds that combine densely layered patterns, objects and figures within architectural settings. Johnson’s drawings are often displayed within constructed environments that act as physical portals into her speculative worlds. Her recent video collaborations with Simon Ward have involved translating her drawings into animated Virtual Reality, thus enabled an audiences to have the simulated experience of entering the hypnotic realms depicted in her drawings. Jess Johnson’s work has been exhibited throughout Australia, New Zealand and Internationally where she has participated in solo and group exhibitions at; Jack Hanley Gallery, New York; Art Basel, Hong Kong; Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh; National Gallery of Victoria, Australia; Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia; and Christchurch Art Gallery, New Zealand.’

Hidden Figures SPECIAL review Podcast is coming SOON!

Music tonight:

Jalapeno by Pharrell Williams by Janelle Monae taken from the Hidden Figures soundtrack.

One Time by Elaine Brown

Surrender by Pharrell Williams with Lalah Hathaway taken from the Hidden Figures soundtrack.

REVOLUTIONARY LOVE

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BROAD, & Waitangi Day for Women

Thu, 09 Feb 2017 03:00:31 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer hosts the February 6th show with respect to Waitangi Day, and she chats to Kiwi multi-media artist Raewyn Alexander and musician and organiser of the Sad Grrls music festival Rachel Maria Cox about their Pozible campaign.

On February 6, 2014 in Paihia, New Zealand. The Waitangi Day national holiday celebrates the signing of the treaty of Waitangi on February 6, 1840 by Maori chiefs and the British Crown, that granted the Maori people the rights of British Citizens and ownership of their lands and other properties.

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Music by SoccerPractise and the St Jospeh’s Maori Girls Choir and The Asteroids Galaxy Tour and Rachel Maria Cox.

Below: Geneva Alexander Marsters

Below: Raewyn Alexander

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BROAD Bio Queens, Ozflix & Blak Designs

Thu, 02 Feb 2017 13:08:28 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer hosts Monday January 30th 2017 show welcoming guests including creative director, writer and performer Natasha Jynel talking about their Midsumma show Auto Bio Queen, actor, producer and...

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The Colours Purple and Black: Queer & Trans Women of Colour on the Culture Wars

Thu, 26 Jan 2017 10:15:29 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer was part of a special panel discussion back in November 2016 called ‘The Colours Purple and Black: Queer and Trans Women of Colour on the Culture Wars’...

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BROAD and The Invasion of The Nasty Women

Wed, 25 Jan 2017 12:22:46 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer hosts a very special show in recognition of the women who marched on Melbourne and marched on Washington DC on Saturday the 21st of January as part...

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The Women March On

Wed, 18 Jan 2017 12:54:47 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer talks about the upcoming global marches happening on the 21st of January called Women’s March, the original one is happening in Washington DC in the U.S as...

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BROAD talks to Alison Maclean

Mon, 16 Jan 2017 12:36:46 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer has the honour to interview NZ/Canadian film maker Alison Maclean about her new film feature called The Rehearsal starring James Rolleston and Kerry Fox described as :’At...

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BROAD talks to Mattie Do

Fri, 13 Jan 2017 16:51:21 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer interviews the amazing and talented Mattie Do film maker from Laos about her second feature movie Dearest Sister that played at Monster Fest in November 2016 in...

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Films 4 Feminists: Mattie Do & breaking the stereotypes

Fri, 13 Jan 2017 16:02:13 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer presents the second show of Broad in 2017 talking about Films4Feminists segment with film maker and Lao’s ONLY woman film maker Mattie Do talking about her movie...

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BROAD talks to Nicola Scott

Tue, 03 Jan 2017 13:10:20 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer spoke to Nicola Scott in December 2016 about her work as the artist for the DC Wonder Woman comics and what that experience has been like in her...

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BROAD talks to Hope Larson

Tue, 03 Jan 2017 12:40:53 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer talk to the inspiring comics creator Hope Larson who was on her way at the time of this interview to Australia for a special couple of conferences...

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BROAD talks to Zoya Patel

Tue, 03 Jan 2017 11:43:36 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer talks with Zoya Patel the amazing feminist writer and editor and founder of Feminartsy the online feminist publication: ‘Feminartsy is an online feminist literature and arts journal, founded in...

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BROAD & Feminism in Print

Tue, 03 Jan 2017 09:50:01 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer welcomes in the New Year 2017 with interviews with Zoya Patel the young woman and feminist behind the Feminartsy online feminist publication: ‘She has been writing about feminist...

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BROAD Presents: The Feminist Zine Scene #3

Mon, 02 Jan 2017 12:55:54 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer is in the studio with special guest Bianca Martin, Zinester and musician and feminist as she delves into her most favourite zines from 2016 and looks into...

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BROAD Highlights in 2016

Fri, 30 Dec 2016 18:16:47 +0000

BROAD highlights in the way of a bunch of the Feminist interviews that have been Broadcast during 2016 on Boxing Day 26 December. Includes: Trish Bendix,Lucy Lawless, Rita Coburn-Whack and...

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A Feminist Xmas 2016

Fri, 30 Dec 2016 17:55:07 +0000

BROADCAST December 19,2016 and BROAD wishes everyone and every feminist a Happy Festive Holiday Season and a Feminist one! This podcast contains a segment of our interview with Danielle Joblonski...

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ClexaCon 2017 is Coming

Fri, 30 Dec 2016 13:58:27 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer chats to Danielle Jablonski one of the organizers of ClexaCon a Media & Entertainment Convention for LGBTQ Women and Allies which is taking place March 3-5 2017 in Las Vegas,U.S.A....

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Women in Comics: Feminism and Superheroes on BROAD

Wed, 07 Dec 2016 13:44:28 +0000

It’s a feminist comic book bonanza on this week’s episode of BROAD! Sonja Hammer interviews Nicola Scott, artist on the 75th Anniversary run of Wonder Woman, and Hope Larson, artist...

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“The Inside,Coming Out”: Julia Ducournau and RAW

Mon, 05 Dec 2016 12:25:24 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer gets to talk to the very talented and eloquent Julia Ducournau the French film director whose movie RAW has stopped everyone in their tracks.This is a film...

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Pussy Riot’s Maria Alyokhina & The Belarus Free Theatre

Fri, 02 Dec 2016 12:04:30 +0000

BROAD’s Sonja Hammer speaks to Pussy Riot’s Maria Alyokhina and the Belarus Free Theatre’s Artistic Director Natalia Koliada at the Melbourne Arts Centre this week Monday the 28th of November 2016,a...

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BROAD gets real with Namila Benson

Tue, 29 Nov 2016 06:50:12 +0000

BROAD kicks the week off with This Land is Your Land by Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings. This week’s episode is dedicated in memory of Sharon Jones. Rest in...

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BROAD: Cult Cinema & Monster Fest and Kier-La Janisse

Fri, 18 Nov 2016 12:11:34 +0000

BROADs Sonja Hammer speaks with Artistic Festival Director of Monster Fest 2016 Kier-La Janisse . What is Monster Fest: ‘Australia’s premier genre film festival and a celebration of all that is weird...

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