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voicesofwomen's podcast
by Lliane Clarke
Short stories, monologues, conversations and new music. Who we are, and what we can become.
Episodes
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55 A Recipe for Dubbo
Narrated by Haya Arzidin and Kalina Davis, with original music and soundscape by Elizabeth Jigalin. An excerpt from Dubbo What's Your Story? Live at The Exchange, 30 Sept 2025 presented by Voices of Women. Stories developed in workshops by Abrar Elnawam, Anu Khadka, Anya Koirala, Erifili Davis,...
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63. Hello / Giinagay
Hello from Coffs Harbour / Garlambirla! As First Nations and multicultural women gathered to listen, share and connect on Gumbaynggirr Country, our Composer in Residence, Elizabeth Jigalin, transformed the storytelling into a musical world. Check in to the Creative + Connected workshop at The...
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62. Coffs Harbour/ Garlambirla: If We All Live Together
As First Nations and multicultural women gathered to listen, share and connect on Gumbaynggirr Country, our Composer in Residence, Elizabeth Jigalin, transformed the storytelling into a musical world. Check in to the Creative + Connected workshop at The Gallery, Saltwater Freshwater Arts…
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61. Tramway Park
U N D E R C U R R E N T S A Voices of Women Workshop, Watt Space, Newcastle Writers Festival 2026. Maggie Hall, Julia Svoice and Meg Dione Rogers.
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60. Newcastle Wondering Wandering
U N D E R C U R R E N T S A Voices of Women Workshop, Watt Space, Newcastle Writers Festival 2026. Abbey Bailey, Chloe Watts, Maggie Hall and Kellie Hackney.
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59. My Point of View
U N D E R C U R R E N T S A Voices of Women Workshop, Watt Space, Newcastle Writers Festival 2026. Joelle Price, Tarni Cruickshank, Kellie Hackney and Julia Svoice.
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58. Connected
U N D E R C U R R E N T S Voices of Women Workshop, Watt Space, Newcastle Writers Festival Victoria Kennedy and Meg Dione-Rodgers.
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57. A Toddler Held Softly by the Water
U N D E R C U R R E N T S Voices of Women Workshop, Watt Space, Newcastle Writers Festival Abbey Bailey.
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56. Here I Am and There I Am
U N D E R C U R R E N T S Voices of Women Workshop at The Watt Space, Newcastle Writers Festival 2026. Geraldine Coren and Suzie Stephens-Warren.
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56. 'Untitled!'
'Her eyes were entranced by the water, her body as still as its surface, while her mind raced like the currents beneath.' Find out what happens next on the banks of the Wambuul on Tubba-Gah Wiradjuri Country in Dubbo. Short story written by Shannon Barnes. Narrated by Kalina Davis, with original...
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54. Dubbo: What's Your Story?
From eight nations to one powerful gathering - women create stories on Tubba-Gah Wiradjuri Country in Dubbo, performed by actors and musicians who bring their words to life, weaving a powerful soundscape of belonging, inflowness and peace. Narrated by Haya Arzidin and Kalina Davis, with original...
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53. Sambandha/Connections: The Haircut
Welcome to Sambandha/Connections. Sambandha is the Sanskirt word for 'connection' and we are excited to present this podcast featuring the stories created together by Ryde women, with a focus on the South Asian community. The podcasts are a crystallisation of our internal and external voices…
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52. Sambandha/Connections: Where My Man Stands
Welcome to Sambandha/Connections. Sambandha is the Sanskirt word for 'connection' and we are excited to present this podcast featuring the stories created together by Ryde women, with a focus on the South Asian community. The podcasts are a crystallisation of our internal and external voices…
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51. Sambandha/Connections: The Fisherwoman Began a Conversation
Welcome to Sambandha/Connections. Sambandha is the Sanskirt word for 'connection' and we are excited to present this podcast featuring the stories created together by Ryde women, with a focus on the South Asian community. The podcasts are a crystallisation of our internal and external voices…
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50. Sambandha/Connections: What I Really Want to Tell You
Welcome to Sambandha/Connections. Sambandha is the Sanskirt word for 'connection' and we are excited to present this podcast featuring the stories created together by Ryde women, with a focus on the South Asian community. The podcasts are a crystallisation of our internal and external voices…
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49. Sambandha/Connections: I Dreamt I Was On an Island
Welcome to Sambandha/Connections. Sambandha is the Sanskirt word for 'connection' and we are excited to present this podcast featuring the stories created together by Ryde women, with a focus on the South Asian community. The podcasts are a crystallisation of our internal and external voices…
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48. Sambandha/Connections: Once Upon a Time in Ryde
Welcome to Sambandha/Connections. Sambandha is the Sanskirt word for 'connection' and we are excited to present this podcast featuring the stories created together by Ryde women, with a focus on the South Asian community. The podcasts are a crystallisation of our internal and external voices…
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47. Once Upon a Time in Dubbo
Dubbo. Once upon a time in Dubbo, women went walking. Podcast created as part of 'Dubbo Connection' on Tubba-Gah (maing) Wiradjuri Country supported by the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) Future Drought Program. Facilitated by Voices of Women Artistic Director Lliane Clarke and...
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46. Car Versus River
In Dubbo, cars rule. Or do they? Podcast created as part of 'Dubbo Connection' on Tubba-Gah (maing) Wiradjuri Country supported by the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) Future Drought Program. Facilitated by Voices of Women Artistic Director Lliane Clarke and Studio 138 Director...
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45. We Live Here in Dubbo
This place. Where we live. Podcast created as part of 'Dubbo Connection' on Tubba-Gah (maing) Wiradjuri Country supported by the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) Future Drought Program. Facilitated by Voices of Women Artistic Director Lliane Clarke and Studio 138 Director Erifili...
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44. The Narration of an Optic
Dubbo. I never knew I was blind to the beauty of the ordinary. I never knew my soul could dance. I never knew I would be part of the narration of an optic, as we walk in a shared space. Podcast created as part of 'Dubbo Connection' on Tubba-Gah (maing) Wiradjuri Country supported by the…
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43. Sheets of Paperbark
Newcastle. Sheets of Paperbark. Archives of the years gone by, in files packed away. Podcast created and recorded at Newcastle Writers Festival Storymaking Workshop on Awabakal Country in The Watt Space Gallery, supported by WHiP Collective of Women Artists. Facilitated by Voices of Women…
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42. Alex on Auckland
Newcastle. Walking the streets, finding the portrait mural of Alex Walsh by Inari Meyers dominating Auckland Street. Podcast created and recorded at Newcastle Writers Festival Storymaking Workshop on Awabakal Country in The Watt Space Gallery, supported by WHiP Collective of Women Artists....
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41. Snake Pines, Monkey Trails and Belonging
Newcastle. Did my sense of familiarity betray me? Would I have been braver with the choices I made? Is what I'm seeing real? Podcast created and recorded at Newcastle Writers Festival Storymaking Workshop on Awabakal Country in The Watt Space Gallery, supported by WHiP Collective of Women…
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40. Free Roaming Diamonds and Pearls
Newcastle. The pavement trees locked down in Auckland Street look longingly at the shining pearls and shimmering diamonds roaming free in the park. Podcast created and recorded at Newcastle Writers Festival Storymaking Workshop on Awabakal Country in The Watt Space Gallery, supported by WHiP...
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39. The Last Steam Train Outta Newy
Newcastle. As the last steam train pulls out of Newy Station, Suzie wishes she was anywhere but on it. Podcast created and recorded at Newcastle Writers Festival Storymaking Workshop on Awabakal Country in The Watt Space Gallery, supported by WHiP Collective of Women Artists. Facilitated by…
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38. The Sounds of North Wagga Wagga
'Once upon a time in North Wagga, there was a dog. He wasn't a very big dog but he didn't know that. What was this place before? It's twin rode in on a beast made of time.' A sound story created on Wiradjuri Country in North Wagga Wagga Presented by Voices of Women Artistic Director: Lliane…
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37. Jinn in a well
Read by actor Hasitha Adhikariarachchi and recorded for Embellishment at KXT Broadway. Written by Madhavi Ashok from Chennai, India, who lives in Melbourne with her partner. Her interest in women's issues steered her into international development and humanitarian work with UNICEF in India,...
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36. Observance
Read by actor Hasitha Adhikariarachchi and recorded for Embellishment at KXT Broadway. Written by Suzi Mezei, a Sri Lankan born Australian writer who lives on lands traditionally owned by the people of the Kulin Nations. Suzi's work is published in Australia and overseas in journals and…
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31. Down the Beach
"Me and my dad used to go down the beach before the sun rose. It was still dark. We'd walk down and start a fire." Artist and proud Gumbaynggirr woman Yaara Straede tells a story of two important people in her family. Read by Lucy Heffernan, Actor in Residence Storytelling Workshop Program, in...
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35. Life is Messy!
"I look out the window and see the light coming in. It gives me strength and hope - of a new day." Written by Gumbaynggirr Elder Penny Stadhams. Read by Di Bird. Music by Elizabeth Jigalin, Composer in Residence. Recorded at Macksville CWA in a workshop series supported by Shoretrack, Jaanymili...
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34. That Seventies Hat
"These days people don't know how to enjoy themselves!" Written by Gumbaynggirr Elder Rebecca Stadhams. Read by Lucy Heffernan, Actor in Residence Storytelling Workshop Program, in collaboration with Shopfront Arts Coop. Recorded at Macksville CWA in a workshop series supported by Shoretrack,...
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33. The Teapot and the Sea Turtle
A precious family moment comes with a cup of tea and Ngarlaa, sea turtle in Gumbaynggirr language. Written by Gumbaynggirr Elder Michele Donovan and read by Di Bird. Music by Elizabeth Jigalin, Composer in Residence. Recorded at Macksville CWA in a workshop series supported by Shoretrack…
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32. The Pink Wig
When Mum goes out, the kids are in charge! Written by Monica Bognar, with assistance from Blue Bird Disability Support Services. Read by Lucy Heffernan, Actor in Residence Storytelling Workshop Program, in collaboration with Shopfront Arts Coop. Music by Elizabeth Jigalin, Composer in Residence....
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30. The Masked Warrior and Her Familiar
"The only way to be taken seriously is to be fine about it." Written by Raquel Rebolledo and read by Lucy Heffernan, Actor in Residence Storytelling Workshop Program, in collaboration with Shopfront Arts Coop. Recorded at Shoalhaven Regional Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW...
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29. Goin' for Breakfast
"She's not going to turn up. Where will I wait? Don't cry! But I know I'm going to!" Wandiwandandian Wodi Wodi Jerrinja Elder Sharlene Cruickshank shares the joy of reconnecting with family. Recorded at Shoalhaven Regional Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW Compact program.
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28. Under the Lighthouse
"Over the wall, under the lighthouse, was just mine and Dad's. 'Baaliba waraapiya' he called it, 'our harbour'." Written and read by Nicole Smede, a multi-disciplinary artist of Worimi and European descent and Writer in Residence, Shoalhaven Storytelling Workshop. Recorded at Shoalhaven Regional...
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27. Bro, why aren't you with someone hotter?
Out on an incredible date, Emmy is felled by a comment shouted from a passing car. Written and read by Emily O'Brien. Recorded at Wagga Wagga Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW Compact program.
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25. Travesty
Trevor, Travis or Troy? A job interview plunges Sally into a conundrum. Written and read by Sally Jackson. Recorded at Wagga Wagga Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW Compact program.
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24. Plant my Breath
A tiny lemon myrtle seedling brings Wendy back to earth. Written and read by Wendy Chilton. Recorded at Wagga Wagga Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW Compact program.
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23. Dragon Lady Tash Shimpf
What happens when the school holidays have started and you can't face your laptop? Written by Saasha McMillan and read by Tash Shimpf. Recorded at Wagga Wagga Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW Compact program.
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22. Dragon Lady Saasha McMillan
What happens when the school holidays have started and you can't face your laptop? Written and read by Saasha McMillan. Recorded at Wagga Wagga Gallery in a workshop supported by Multicultural NSW Compact program.
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21. The Little Pearl Box Kalina Davis
What happens when a nurse steals a little pearl box on the bedside of her elderly patient? Kalina Davis reads her interpretation. Created as part of the Holiday Break program supported by the Office for Regional Youth in partnership with Create NSW.
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21. The Little Pearl Box Vicki Bedingfield
What happens when a nurse steals a little pearl box on the bedside of her elderly patient? Vicki Bedingfield reads her interpretation. Created as part of the Holiday Break program supported by the Office for Regional Youth in partnership with Create NSW.
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20. Much Panic, Little Disco
Overwhelmed with work and too busy to stop, a young woman watches a rising river in flood. Kalina Davis is an emerging First Nations writer and performer, based in Dubbo. She has appeared in several short films, including 5 Days, and was Artist in Residence for the Voices of Women Amplify program...
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19. The Book
A young woman finds an old book in a second-hand shop, which changes its story when she holds it in her hand. What destiny will it reveal for her? Kalina Davis is an emerging First Nations writer and performer, based in Dubbo. She has appeared in several short films, including 5 Days, and was...
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18. The Tiara
Ghosted by her ex, and having to move out, a young woman finds the tiara from her childhood and decides to run her own Kingdom. Georgie Saunders is an emerging Dubbo-based actor and performer. She completed her HSC at St Johns College Dubbo and performs at Studio 138 Not A Dress Rehearsal. She...
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17. After Viewing the Carved Trees Exhibition
Gayle Kennedy is an award-winning writer, speaker and presenter and proud member of the Wongaiibon Clan of the Ngiyaampaa speaking Nation of south-west NSW. This poem is her response to an exhibition of Carved Trees at the State Library of NSW. It is read by, her sister, Victoria Kennedy, also a...
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16. Esme
Nea tells the story of her mother Esme, who learnt about nursing on the job in the bush hospital at Baradine.
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15. Falling Fallen
Wart (aka Jen Waterhouse) plays with text like it's paint. She has lived as an artist working in the visual and performing arts in Sydney since 1980. She has consistently exhibited and worked as an illustrator, designer, cartoonist, painter and performer.
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Short stories, monologues, conversations and new music. Who we are, and what we can become.
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