Unfolded

Seasons change. An actor prepares. A birthday is removed from the calendar. A hypnotist causes chaos on a cruise ship. A new life awaits at a petrol station. A grieving granddaughter finds a surprising stowaway. A dog makes yakisoba. The sun rises in the west.

We’ve all read stories that changed our lives. We’ve all imagined places that feel like home. We’ve all met characters who feel like family.

Now, we’ll hear the stories, then go to the source. We’ll speak with the authors, to find out what makes a story great, where they come from, and why they connect.

These are stories: Unpacked. Understood. Unfolded.

Join us for season 2 of Unfolded as Seth Robinson and Tony Birch speak with authors Melanie Cheng, Bri Lee, Dominic Amerena, Briohny Doyle, Helena Pantsis, Jumaana Abdu, Scott Limbrick and Romy Ash, or travel back through the archive to hear the incredible stories from season 1.

Unfolded is produced with support from the Melbourne Public Humanities Initiative, on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Eastern Kulin Nation.

The producers would like to pay their respects to the traditional owners, to their Elders past and present, and to acknowledge their history, which go back tens of thousands of years.

Hosts: Seth Robinson and Tony Birch

Creator and Executive Producer: Seth Robinson

Recording: Gavin Nebauer, Horwood Recording Studio, University of Melbourne

Editing and Sound Design: Nick King and Courtney Carthy, Nearly Media

Artwork: Marty O'Meara

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Episoder(28)

Chapter 6: In conversation with Claire G. Coleman

In the final episode of Unfolded for this season, Claire G. Coleman takes us into the workings of her story, Ancestral Memory / As Slippery as an Eel. We talk about how she finds inspiration in all ki...

21 Aug 202532min

Chapter 6: Ancestral Memory / As Slippery as an Eel, by Claire G. Coleman

A navigator reckons with the gift, and burden, of ancient knowledge. Ancestral Memory / As Slippery as an Eel by Claire G. Coleman Read by Chelsea Hawke. Down in the belly of the ship, a crewmat...

21 Aug 202519min

Chapter 5: In conversation with Miriam Webster

We get the dirt on how 'Farrow' came to be with Miriam Webster, and talk about our love of 'sparkly' language despite (or perhaps because of) it's limitations, writing for all the senses, and how Miri...

19 Aug 202539min

Chapter 5: Farrow, by Miriam Webster

A gardener seeks solace in the earth. Farrow by Miriam Webster Read by Molly Holohan Synopsis On the day of his Grandmother's death, a gardener digs back through the fertile ground of his memory,...

19 Aug 202525min

Chapter 4: In conversation with Paige Clark

Join us as we speak with Paige Clark about what made her story possible. From inspirations and influences, to writing the specific and the hyperlocal. 'It's Possible' is a story about the big issues, ...

17 Aug 202536min

Chapter 4: It's Possible, by Paige Clark

A young mother wrestles with the unknown. It's Possible by Paige Clark read by Gabrielle Ng Synopsis On an unseasonably beautiful day, a trip to the park paints a picture of potential. From a mome...

17 Aug 202522min

Chapter 3: In conversation with Frankey Chung-Kok-Lun

Hear from Frankey Chung-Kok-Lun how to make a story about a table, and so much more. Frankey takes inside his practice of writing non-human voices, the relationship between the objects in our lives an...

14 Aug 202530min

Chapter 3: How to Make a Table from Memory, by Frankey Chung-Kok-Lun

A table speaks. How to make a table a table from memory by Frankey Chung-Kok-Lun read by Alfie Baker Synopsis What might your kitchen table say to you? What about the phone in your hand? Or the sh...

14 Aug 202520min