PODCAST · arts
Agenda
by FBi Radio
Agenda is your Saturday morning fix of art, politics, news and trash from a feminist perspective. Presented by Katie Winten and Tanya Ali. Produced by Mari Stuart.
Episodes
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EP 94 GOODBYE AGENDA
For our final episode of Agenda we looked back on the past two years of the show and our previous segments, guests and highlights. We were joined by FBi Radio's Music Director Amelia Jenner to chat about what goes into bringing so much diversity into the FBi Radio sound, her thoughts on festival...
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EP 93 XENOBLOOD & CHOSEN FAMILIES
For our second last episode of Agenda, we went a bit rogue with our music selection and played some of our favourite pop songs, from All Saints, Carly Rae Jepsen and M.I.A. We also heard from writer Quinn Eades about Queerstories: Chosen Family Xmas and the release of the book Going Postal: More...
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EP 92 CELINE DION, HEARTBREAK & AN AGENDA ANNOUNCEMENT
This week we filled in for Backchat on FBi this morning with an Agenda Extender episode, starting half an hour earlier than usual.⏰ We spoke Celine Dion and gender-neutral babies, 808s and Heartbreak with Sidehustle DJs Nerida Ross and Maddy Costello and the role that media plays in issues of...
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EP 91 THANK U, NEXT
We're back after a little break! Today on Agenda: - the eroticism of pop music. - Ariana Grande's new breakup anthem and her very important performance on Ellen. - Nao's new album Saturn. - Rough Idea with Auckland-based Agenda family member Natasha Matila-Smith in conversation with Lana Lopesi,...
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EP 90 HOMAGE, POWER MERI & DAY FOR NIGHT
On this week's episode of Agenda, we spoke to: Sound artist and composer Bree Van Reyk about Invisible, As Music, her piece featuring in Day For Night at Liveworks Festival on Saturday 27 October. Joanna Lester, director of the new Australian documentary Power Meri, which looks at women's rugby...
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EP 89 REVISITING SELF-CARE & MAKING HIAPO
This week we revisited the idea of self-care and what it REALLY means, with the help of Liminal Magazine editor Leah Jing McIntosh. We also took a look back at a past episode of Agenda to hear from Call Your Girlfriend's Amintou Sow for her thoughts on the topic. We also heard from our...
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EP 88 DECOLONIAL IMAGINATION
This week we spoke to Amrita Hepi about her upcoming work at Art Gallery of New South Wales for The National, and her involvment with Fempre$$: WISHWITCH at Liveworks on October 20. We were also joined by Mellum PR's Uda Widanapathirana, to hear about about Women in Music Empowerment Day 2018 and...
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EP 87 NECTAR, CAMP OUT & ROUGH IDEA
This week we spoke to Tia Newling and Andy Garvey from Nectar about their new workshop seriesand what's coming up for the Sydney-based booking, touring & events agency. We were also joined by the crew from Camp Out, a 5 day camp in October for young folk who identify as LGBTQIA+ and beyond, about...
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EP 86 SWEET 15 SUPPORTER DRIVE SPECIAL
This week on Agenda as part of FBi Radio's Sweet 15 supporter drive, we heard from some FBi legends both past and present about what the station means to them: Deepa Alam (Wednesday Lunch) Lucy Smith (former presenter of Up For It) Lee Tran Lam (Local Fidelity) A.H. Cayley (founder of Backchat)...
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EP 85 HYPNIC JERKS & NOTHING TO LOSE
This week we heard from Archie Barry, a multidisciplinary artist working across video and performance. They spoke about Archie’s upcoming performance artwork Hypnic as part of The Public Body .03, an exhibition taking place at Artspace in Woolloomooloo on Wednesday 26 September. We also spoke to...
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EP 84 FATHER'S DAY & SCREEN REPRESENTATION
Who do you look up to or learn from? For Thoughts That Count we talked pros and cons of Father's Day and all kinds of families/relationships, featuring an analysis of some problematic Kanye West lyrics about being a father and what that means to him. We were also joined by filmmaker, producer and...
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EP 83 UNSPOKEN WORDS & TEAM INDIGENOUS DREAMING
Who's the coolest teenager you know? FBi Radio turned 15 this week and for Thoughts That Count we talked about teenagers doing amazing things, from Marley Dias to Amandla Stenberg. We were also joined by Emma Rose Smith and Vanessa Lee who are programmers for Unspoken Words, a festival by and for...
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EP 82 IRREGULAR FIT & FACEBOOK GROUPS
This week we were joined by Gayatri and B.T.W.'s Gianna Hayes to chat about Irregular Fit, a night of creating and reclaiming space within the electronic music scene, presented by House of Ayebatonye and MusicNSW on Saturday 25 August at Tokyo Sing Song. If you're Indigenous, POC, female...
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EP 81 ACTIVISM, TOCK & THE WAVES
Today at 11am on FBi Radio we've got not one, not two but THREE interviews lined up with some incredible guests: Change.org's Sally Rug, for the How To Be An Activist workshop happening at the Sydney Opera House on September 1st Curator Kate Britton and artist Angela Tiatia for The Waves, a new...
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EP 80 LEE LIN CHIN, PLAYLIST & LIMINAL
This week we were joined by Karen Therese, Tasha O'Brien and May Tran from PYT Fairfield to talk about their new work Playlist, described as "Beyoncé meets the women’s marches meets Australian Idol" happening from August 2-11. For Thoughts That Count Tanya and Mari spoke about Lee Lin Chin and…
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EP 79 CAMP COPE & YMO COLLECTIVE
This week we heard Tanya's conversation with Camp Cope's Kelly-Dawn Helmrich before their performance at the Sydney Opera House on July 25. We were also joined by Henrietta Jackson, Claudia Platzer and Violette Kirton from YMO Collective ahead of their birthday celebrations at YMO FEST in...
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EP 78 QUEER SPACE & TAFFEE
This week on Agenda we heard all about TAFFEE at the Imperial Hotel thanks to Dr Vivienne Linsley, one of the Co-Artistic Directors of TAFFEE, and Dr Grace Sharkey, a Postgraduate Teaching Fellow in the Department of Gender and Cultural Studies at the University of Sydney. Thoughts That Count…
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EP 77 NAIDOC WEEK & FIGHTING STIGMA
This week we spoke to Georgia Mokak about her work in arts education and outreach, and about Klub Koori happening at Carriageworks. Agenda content Ohni Blu caught up with Gala Vanting this week to have a chat about the recent FOSTA-SESTA laws that have had a big impact on Australian sex workers....
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EP 76 EMPAT LIMA & POST-GENDERISM
This week we were joined by Melbourne beat-garage trio Empat Lima to chat about the launch of their debut album Cling Clang Clutter at the Golden Age Cinema on July 7. We also took a look at Her Sound Her Story, a new documentary about women in the Australian music industry (screening at Event...
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EP 75 HABITS & BIG HEART ENERGY
This week we were joined by Melbourne duo HABITS to chat about the launch of their second EP SALTY at Freda's on June 30. Plus, we debated the latest internet obsession Big Dick Energy and why we're pushing for Big Heart Energy as the less gender-essentialist alternative.
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EP 74 AMAZING BABES & ACCESS IN THE ARTS
This week we got excited over the newly announced Daria reboot and the suprise joint album from Jay-Z and Beyonce, Everything Is Love. For Thoughts That Count we looked at the importance of community radio and spoke to broadcaster and educator Namila Benson ahead of her appearance at Amazing…
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EP 73 QUEER ELDERS & PERFORMING IN HEELS
We were also joined by Adolfo Aranjuez, editor-in-chief of Archer Magazine to chat about the latest issue exploring history and identity. For more from Adolfo Aranjuez read his essay The Abstraction of Priviledge on RightNow.org.au!
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EP 72 TEEN MAGS & MARXIST ACTIVEWEAR
This week we were joined by Amy Middleton, founder of Archer Magazine to chat about independent print and her approach to publishing inclusive stories about sexuality, gender and identity. We also spoke to Justin Wolfers co-editor of The Lifted Brow and writer Lauren Carroll Harris, who's essay…
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EP 71 SUPERHEROES & BLACKIE BLACKIE BROWN
This week we were joined by Amy Middleton, founder of Archer Magazine to chat about independent print and her approach to publishing inclusive stories about sexuality, gender and identity. We also spoke to Justin Wolfers co-editor of The Lifted Brow and writer Lauren Carroll Harris, who's essay…
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EP 70 ROYAL WEDDINGS & ELECTRIC FIELDS
This week we were joined by Zaachariaha Fielding & Micheal Ross from Electric Fields ahead of their Sydney Opera House performance with Kuren on May 27 as part of Vivid Sydney. Plus, Agenda family member Ohni Blu spoke to Filipinx artist Eme (http://emeeme.work/), whose work engages with ideas of...
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EP 69 MENTORSHIPS & TAURUS SEASON
This week we heard all about all about mentorships with Jessica Bineth from Audiocraft ahead of the Audiocraft Podcast Festival 2018, and Penelope Benton and Coby Edgar ahead of 'The Art of Mentoring' - a conversation happening as part of Movers and Makers 2018. We were also joined by Nikki…
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EP 68 ECOFEMINISM & THE MET GALA
This week we dissect all news (GRUSK) from the 2018 Met Gala, and the best looks disrupting the whiteness of Catholic art history. We also chat to Lupa J about MusicNSW's Women In Electronic Music Masterclasses happening on May 12 & 19 at 107 Projects. Plus, we hear from Astrida Neimanis…
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EP 67 AMINATOU SOW
This episode we were joined by Aminatou Sow, who co-hosts weekly podcast Call Your Girlfriend and co-founded a women in tech group called Tech LadyMafia, ahead of her panels for the Sydney Writer's Festival: 'My Feminism Will Be Intersectional or it will be Bullshit' and 'Women in Tech: Okay...
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EP 66 COMPLIMENT CIRCLES & LONG-DISTANCE FRIENDSHIPS
Today was Agenda co-host Isabelle Hore-Thorburn's last show in the FBi Radio studio before moving overseas. We heard tips on maintaining long-distance friendships from friends of Agenda Ali Murphy-Oates and Jessica Bradford, plus some friendship love song dedications from Nadia Hernandez and our...
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EP 65 BARB, BALLET & BROWN SKIN GIRL
This week: Beyonce's historic Coachella performance, Miss Blanks' experiences as a trans woman of colour in the music industry, and a breakdown of Nicki Minaj's new track Chun-Li. We were also joined by Angela Sullen and Emily Havea from artist collective Black Birds to chat about their play…
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EP 64 PYNK, ZINES & SANGRE MIGRANTE
PYNK: a reclamation of the white, cis-centric pussy power aesthetic? We chat about the latest music video from Janelle Monae starring Tessa Thompson and labia pants. For Thoughts That Count we heard all about zines and self-publishing with Nadia Hernandez, Raenee Sydney, Gabriella Lo Presti and...
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EP 63 POPPING THE CHERRY & WOMEN IN SHADOW
This week we spoke with Iranian-born artist Nasim Nasr about Women In Shadow, a runway show happening on April 9 the Powerhouse Museum, incorporating video, sound and contemporary dance. For Thoughts That Count we were joined by Nadia Hernandez to chat about the origins and myths surrounding...
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EP 62 MIRANDA FOR GOVERNOR
This week we spoke with writer, photographer, musician, pun aficionado, podcaster and occasional filmmaker Liz Duck-Chong on disarming sexism in the arts, the contraceptive pill and more. Plus, funding has been pulled from Soda_Jerk's film Terror Nullius, critiquing "radical critique of…
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EP 61 GENDERED UNIFORMS, FAMILY PHOTOS & THE TOMORROW GIRLS TROOP
Are school uniforms sexist? Following the recent decision from Santa Sabina College in Sydney to offer pants and shorts to all female students as an optional addition to the uniform, Katie discussed whether uniforms should we genderless, allowing all students to have the same uniform options.…
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EP 60 DECADISM AND DELETED PLAYLISTS
Energy Australia literally closed their gender pay gap overnight, Spotify and Smirnoff brought out the Equalizer to anaylze spotify users’ gendered listening habits, and a newly published book (Deadly Woman Blues by Clinton Walker) claiming to detail "a graphic history of black women in…
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EP 59 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY Pt. 3
Part three of a special edition of Thursday Arvos hosted by Katie Winten and Isabelle Hore-Thorburn (Agenda on FBi Radio, Women In The Arts). Katie and Isabelle talk to special guests to discuss International Women's Day - what does it mean, where did it start, and who is it for?
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EP 58 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY Pt. 2
Part two of a special edition of Thursday Arvos hosted by Katie Winten and Isabelle Hore-Thorburn (Agenda on FBi Radio, Women In The Arts). Katie and Isabelle talk to special guests to discuss International Women's Day - what does it mean, where did it start, and who is it for?
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EP 57 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY Pt. 1
Part one of a special edition of Thursday Arvos hosted by Katie Winten and Isabelle Hore-Thorburn (Agenda on FBi Radio, Women In The Arts). Katie and Isabelle talk to special guests to discuss International Women's Day - what does it mean, where did it start, and who is it for? Hear from…
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EP 56 TRANS LIKE ME WITH CN LESTER
In the spirit of Mardi Gras, we investigated the queer history of Ancient Egypt. Kim and Kanye are to appear on Celebrity Family Feud. Barbra Streisand cloned her dog. Amandla Stenberg revealed that she was pretty close to having a role in the Blockbuster Marvel hit Black Panther, but backed out…
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EP 55 JOY BOY & FRIENDSHIP WEDDINGS
Today on Agenda we were joined by Jonny Hawkins, co-writer and actor of short film Joy Boy, which premiered as part of SBS' Queer Shorts. For Thoughts That Count we heard from you about marriage and feminism - from the patriarchal history and traditions of marriage to friendship commitment...
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EP 54 CLUB 4A
On Agenda, we often talk to artists about the political significance of the club space in terms of resistance for marginalised communities. Sydney specifically has a long history of the club as a site of resistance, a space not only for dancing and music, but also for experimentation in…
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EP 53 AUDIOCRAFT & VALENTINE'S DAY
This week we were joined by Audiocraft co-founder Kate Montague who spoke about Ladies Who Listen, a mentorship program for women in audio, as well as Audiocraft's podcast workshop on March 4 for All About Women. We also spoke about Lady Doritos - Finally, women too can eat cornchips; Fuck Your...
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EP 52 BLACK DIVAZ & FESTIVAL LINEUPS
Today on Agenda, we had a chat with Black Divaz producer Michaela Perske and photographer Joseph Mayers for the Black Divas exhibition at the Bearded Tit happening from 25 January - 4 March. We also heard from Cable Ties Jenny McKechnie on the growing callout culture surrounding gender...
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EP 51 THE BLOKES PROJEC & FUCK LIKE A FEMINIST
Welcome back to Agenda on FBi Radio! We had our first show of 2018, highlighting some of the news and what we've been enjoying from over the break: Patagonian feminist folk rap three-piece Femina, SZA and Kelela were amazing live; We've been listening to Sovereign Trax's Invasion Day mix…
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EP 50 STRATEGIES FOR CREATIVE BURNOUT
Today on Agenda: - How to deal with creative burnout; symptoms and strategies / - Theatre Network NSW Code of Behaviour to Prevent Sexual Harrassment and Abuses of Power / - All good news only in Thoughts That Count / - Claire Pullen chatted to us about Family Planning NSW / - James Packer paid...
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EP 49 XMAS DINNERS & WHY ARE YOU WINKING AT ME?
This week we were joined by the Managing Director of MusicNSW Emily Collins, and Aboriginal theatre producer Ali Murphy-Oates, to talk about a new collective called Why Are You Winking At Me? offering strategies for disarming sexism for people working in the arts and cultural sector. Thoughts…
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EP 48 PUNK GIRLS & SPLITTING THE BILL
We were joined by photographer Liz Ham ahead of the launch of Punk Girls, a book documenting the Australian punk movement in its many guises, and most importantly the female identifying people that inhabit that world. We also spoke about democratic victories for minority and LGBT candidates in…
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EP 47 FEMPOWER & GIRLS ROCK! SYDNEY
This week were joined by Subeta Vimalarajah, one of the directors and co-founders of fEMPOWER Sydney, a program of feminist high school workshops, run by university students and young feminists. fEMPOWER Sydney aims to educate young people on feminist issues, ranging from representation in the...
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EP 46 FULLY SICK & ALL-FEMALE FESTIVALS
This week we were joined by artists Okapi Neon and Jesse Rye ahead of Fully Sick, and exhibition opening on November 1 at First Draft Gallery. Curated by Okapi Neon & Willurai Kirkbright, Fully Sick is group exhibition showcasing the work of artists living with chronic illness, pain and…
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EP 45 BOUNDLESS & #METOO
This week were joined by writer Julie Koh ahead of Boundless: A festival of diverse writers happening on October 28 at Bankstown Arts Centre. We also took a look at #MeToo - does it ask too much of survivors? Plus, we spoke about the French equivalent Rat Out Your Pig and activist Tarana Burke…
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