Podcasts about CBCA

Dreaming up stories On today's show, Liv and I chat to a kids author who is making a splash in 2025. With multiple books out this year, we explore stories, storytelling and the process of making dreams come true. Plus, Liv reviews a classic CBCA winning book.   Today's special guest has loved books since she was a little girl. Her parents still tease her because at 4-years-old they took her to see Beauty and the Beast and all she was interested in was the scene with the giant library. “So many books!” She's popped in today to share her love of storytelling, how she comes up with her ideas, and the process she's used for making dreams come true. Everybody please welcome the wonderful, Millie Lewis.

Challenging traditional publishing norms   An honest look at Clutterbugs, publishing and carving out a path to creativity   On today's show, we look for Clutterbugs, chat about children's publishing, how to navigate your own writing path, taking risks, and ways to come up with new ideas. Plus, Liv tells us why we should never trust fish. She reviews 2 awesome picture books, one about family and one hilarious book about fish.   Today's special guests is an author and playwright. Her acclaimed play, Fragments has been produced as a web series and a feature-length film. She is multi-award-winning picture book author, and a book reviewer for the CBCA and Reading Time magazines. Born in the USA, she gained a PhD in philosophy, before having her own Crocodile Dundee moment and marrying a genuine Aussie shearer. She's taken time today, away from her avocado farm, wombats, echidnas and lyrebirds on their NSW rainforest mountaintop property to share her amazing journey with us. So, everybody please welcome, the awesome Maura Pierlot.

On today's show, we chat with a first-time author and her experienced illustrator about the behind-the-scenes process of a brand-new picture book and its inspiring message. You're going to love this dynamic duo and their journey together. It's a fun and inspiring story that's sure to resonate and produce a smile or two. Plus, Liv reviews a fun and adventurous junior fiction book.   Today's special guests are an author and illustrator combo. Our author was born in Harbin China and moved to Australia at 18 to pursue a Commerce Degree in Accounting. But fate had other plans. Having kids of her own led to a writing career in the parenting genre in various Australian newspapers and magazines. And, when a job at the Vic branch of the CBCA opened up, her career path took a creative turn into children's literature. Our illustrator is one of Australia's most loved and respected illustrators. An award-winning artist who celebrates the unique warmth, textures, and imperfections made when drawing by hand, she is currently living in Prague, but has taken the time to join us today. Everybody please welcome this dynamic duo of, Angie Cui and Evie Barrow.

W tym odcinku zagłębiamy się w świat kanabichromenu (CBC) – jednego z mniej znanych, ale niezwykle obiecujących fitokanabinoidów. Naszym gościem jest Izabela Piątek, współwłaścicielka Polskiej Grupy Kapitałowej 3H, ekspertka od badań i rozwoju w branży konopnej. Dowiesz się, dlaczego CBC nazywany jest „czarnym koniem” w leczeniu depresji, jak działa na układ nerwowy, skórę oraz stany zapalne.Porozmawiamy także o jego potencjale w terapii bólu migrenowego, nowotworów i problemów jelitowych. Ale to nie wszystko – Izabela Piątek zdradza kulisy produkcji kosmetyków konopnych, radzi, jak rozpoznać wysokiej jakości ekstrakty i unikać oszustów na rynku.Jeśli interesuje Cię, jak nauka odkrywa tajemnice konopi oraz jakie są perspektywy rozwoju tej branży, ten odcinek jest dla Ciebie. Przygotuj się na sporą dawkę wiedzy, ciekawostek i praktycznych wskazówek. Włącz i posłuchaj już teraz!

Bronwyn Blake was a new writer when “Dead Water” won an award for Best Lesbian Protagonist in the 1995 Scarlet Stiletto Awards . . . an exciting boost for an unconfident beginner. She has since had 13 books published in hard copy and as e-books, including Nick Riley's Ninth Life for Lothian's Crime Waves Series, which won the Sister's Davitt Award for Junior Crime, 2002. A number of her books have been chosen by CBCA as Notable Books, and are used as texts in schools Australia wide. She writes for Adults and Young Adults, fiction and non-fiction, with her books primarily about people living in rural or remote setting.CreditsConcept designer, co-producer, and narrator: Susanna LobezCo-producer: Carmel ShuteProduction Manager: Tim CoyGraphic Designer: Caz BrownCopyright Sisters in Crime Australia

With less than one month to go before CBCA Book Week kicks off on 17th August 2024, Megan has new tips and exciting updates for bringing CBCA Book Week to life at your place, whether that's home or school. Plus, her new favourite picture book.Read the show notes for all book references at yourkidsnextread.com Connect with Allison, Megan and the Your Kid's Next Read Community on Facebook Visit allisontait.com | childrensbooksdaily.com | yourkidsnextread.com.au

I am going to be taking a summer break from recording the Rodgers Brief. Legislatures are not sitting, and Courts tend to slow down some over the summer. Also, I am focusing my time on seeking the federal Conservative nomination in the newly configured riding of Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish. In this video, I describe the riding, and discuss my connections to each region of this vast geographical area. I also talk about what makes CBCA unique, and what gives us a leadership responsibility within Canada.

On today's show, Liv reviews two awesome new picture books. And we chat to a CBCA Gold Medallist all about her author journey. It's gunna be huge.   Vikki Conley is the 2023 winner of the CBCA Early Childhood Book of the Year Award for her picture book Where the Lyrebird Lives. And she's popped in today to chat all about her epic author journey. Everybody please welcome the amazing, Vikki Conley. 

Jo Panckridge, Vic Branch CBCA President, shares a very exciting program that gives kids a real voice in Australia's premier book of the year awards.  The CBCA Book of the Year Awards connect young people to great literature. During CBCA Book Week, we celebrate reading for pleasure and applaud our awarded books.  Plus, we announce the winner of our book pack giveaway, and announce a new book giveaway. 

Once one of the top 10 cities in the United States, Buffalo's historic Elmwood district could once again be a model for America's cities. On this week's PreserveCast, join us as we talk with Clinton Brown, a heritage and project architect, about his book Olmsted's Elmwood: The Rise, Decline and Renewal of Buffalo's Parkway Neighborhood, A Model for America's Cities. Brown takes us through this Buffalo, NY neighborhood's rich history, devastating decline, and ongoing renewal. Historic preservation architect Clinton Brown, FAIA, is a graduate of Franklin & Marshall College, the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, and the University of Virginia School of Architecture. He has taught at the Willowbank School of Restoration Arts and is a frequent speaker about historic preservation and Main Street revitalization. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. He founded Clinton Brown Company Architecture, pc, a leading full service historic preservation, architecture, and grant services firm, which is driven to renew historic buildings and heritage place to be better for everyone. CBCA nominated the Elmwood Historic District for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, one of the country's largest historic districts. This is the genesis of his book, Olmsted's Elmwood: The Rise, Decline and Renewal of Buffalo's Parkway Neighborhood, A Model for America's Cities, published by City of Light Publishing in 2022. The New York Governor appointed him to the Board that is overseeing the rehabilitation of the National Historic Landmark Richardson Olmsted Campus, the former Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane. Successive Secretaries of the Interior have appointed him a Commissioner of the state-wide Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Commission, an affiliate of the National Park Service. He is a Board Member of the Willowbank School of Restoration Arts in Queenston, Ontario, of which HRH Prince Charles has been Patron. Purchase the Book: https://cityoflightpublishing.com/product/olmsteds-elmwood-the-rise-decline-and-renewal-of-buffalos-parkway-neighborhood-a-model-for-americas-cities/

Today's special episode features THREE Australian YA authors: guest host Jo Riccioni chats to Nina Kenwood and Meg Gatland-Veness about their recent releases, writing processes and finds out their top writing tips for emerging authors. Nina Kenwood is an award-winning Australian writer. Her debut novel, It Sounded Better in My Head won the text prize and was a finalist for the American Library Association's William C. Morris Award. It was a CBCA notable book as well as being shortlisted for the New South Wales Premier's Literary Award and the Queensland Literary Awards, the Russell Prize for Human Writing, the Indie Book Awards and the Australian Book Industry Awards. Nina's second novel Unnecessary Drama, was released in October 2022 and will be published in the US by Flatiron Books in August 2023.  Meg Gatland-Veness is a high school drama teacher who lives on the central coast of New South Wales. She's been writing stories for as long as she can remember and reading them for even longer. Equal to her love of words is her passion for championing local youths and fostering important conversation about issues facing young Australians today. Her first novel I had Such Friends, was published in 2018 by Pantera Press and her second novel When Only One came out this year, just a few months ago, again, published by Pantera. Grab your favourite beverage and enjoy this Convo Couch conversation with Jo, Meg and Nina.   SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Twitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast   W4W Patreon https://www.writes4women.com/support-us-on-patreon   Meg Gatland-Veness Facebook: click here Buy Meg's books here   Nina Kenwood Website: click here Instagram: click here Buy Nina's books here   Jo Riccioni Website: click here Instagram: click here Facebook: click here Buy The Branded here   Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here  Instagram: click here   This episode produced by Pamela Cook for Writes4Women.      Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=trueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kim Kane is an award-winning Australian author of 25 books for children and teenagers. Kim's books have been published throughout the world and translated into a number of languages. Before she began writing for children, Kim practised commercial law for a decade. Kim is an advocate for children's writing and sits on the board of the Australian Children's Laureate Foundation.  Kim's books include the CBCA short-listed picture book Family Forest, and her time-slip children's novel When the Lyrebird Calls and the Ginger Green series.  Kim is a mother of two sons and lives in Melbourne. 

Welcome to the this is the third and final podcast in the YA Your Summer Stories series. Danni Hilliard chats with CBCA notable author Holden Sheppard about finding your identity, music and of course his recent novel, The Brink.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're switching things up for Season 9: Welcome to The Re-Read. In this mini-season, we check in with a selection of past guests to find out what they've been working on. Expect lots of books, some babies and plenty of chat. This season works a little differently, without book recommendations from us at the start of each episode. But we promise you'll still get plenty of books added to your TBR!Interview 1: Pip HarryAfter we spoke to Pip Harry about her 2017 YA novel, Because of You, she moved to Singapore for several years and has only recently returned to Australia. She's also been busy on the publishing front...She published a verse novel for young teens, Are You There Budda?, in 2021. But Pip has also moved into middle grade fiction, including the 2020 CBCA children's book of the year for younger readers - The Little Wave, which was published in 2019 - and her latest book, August and Jones, published in June this year.You can follow Pip on Instagram @piphazIn this interview, we chat about:How Pip went from writing YA to writing verse novels for middle-grade audiencesThe gorgeous real-life friendship that inspired Pip's latest book, August and JonesMaking disability visible through storytelling and workingAugust and Jones is available now. Thank you to UQP for sending us copies of the book in preparation for the interview. Interview 2: Ellie MarneyEllie Marney is the bestselling and award winning author of the Every series, and she's been very busy since we spoke to her about self publishing No Limits back in 2017. With White Night in 2018, The Circus Hearts series, None Shall Sleep in 2020, The Killing Code in 2022 and Some Shall Break coming in 2023.You can follow @elliemarney on Instagram In this interview, we chat about:What Ellie's been up to since she first spoke to us five years agoThe evolution of the #LoveOzYA movementWriting 'a YA Silence of the Lambs' and how that helped Ellie crack the US marketEllie's 2022 book The Killing Code and codebreaking in WWIIInside the wild world of Washington in WWIIThe Killing Code is available now. Some Shall Break will be available in June. Books and other things mentioned:The Weight of Water by Sarah CrossanUnnecessary Drama by Nina Kenwood (listen to our chat with Nina here)The Book Thief by Marcus ZusakYou Can't Ask That (TV series)Fighting Words by Kimberley Brubaker-Bradley (listen to our chat here)Silence of the Lambs (film)Mindhunter (TV series)Mindhunter by John DouglasThe Imitation Game (film)The Bletchley Circle (TV series)Code Girls by Liza MundyThe Flatshare by Beth O'LearyRedhanded (podcast)Real Crime Profile (podcast)Connect with us on Instagram: @betterwordspod

In part three of our corporate governance law episode with Susan Kushneryk, we discuss shareholder democracy in the context of the recent amendments to the Canada Business Corporations Act. ✨ Read the full Episode Transcript HERE ✨ Learn more about the topics/cases on the Lawyered website ✨ Help to declutter the law on the Lawyered crowdfunding page

This week, we're speaking with Susan Kushneryk about some of the most high-profile issues in the area of corporate governance. Topics: Rogers and other family-run corporations; diversity on corporate boards; shareholder democracy; and our Ask-Me-Anything Segment. ⚫ What are the practical takeaways from recent high-profile litigation matters involving large family-run corporations? (7:17) ⚫ What are the legal considerations related to diversity on corporate boards? (17:25) ⚫ How might the new CBCA amendments enhance greater shareholder democracy? (27:22) ⚫ Our Ask-Me-Anything segment, featuring questions submitted by patrons of the Lawyered community (35:52)

The Final Draft Great Conversations podcast is all about books, writing and literary culture. We're dedicated to exploring Australian writing, looking into the issues that drive our storytelling to discover more from the books you love. These are the stories that make us who we are. Shirley Marr is a first-generation Chinese Australian author of young adult and children's fiction, including YA novels Fury and Preloved, and children's novels Little Jiang, A Glasshouse of Stars.   In Singapore Peijing understood how everything worked; her Ba-Ba worked hard seven days a week, her Ma-MA worked to raise the family and her Ah-Ma worked at making delicious mooncakes. Peijing and her little sister Biju worked at creating their little world and populating it with animals both real and mythological, and telling fantastic stories about the animals' lives. In Australia things seem upside down to say the least. Ba-Ba now goes to work for only five days and is wearing a polo shirt. Ma-Ma needs Peijing to translate and is not happy that she is not allowed to bring her daughters lunch at school. And Ah-Ma seems confused and is always asking Peijing her name. Peijing must be strong and honorable for her family but that is not always easy when everything is so new. Join me as we discover Shirley Marr's All Four Quarters of the Moon... Final Draft is produced and presented by Andrew Pople Want more great conversations with Australian authors? Discover this and many more conversations on Final Draft every week from 2ser. Get in touch with Andrew and Final Draft. We love to hear about what you're reading! Twitter - https://twitter.com/finaldraft2ser  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/finaldraft2ser/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/finaldraft2ser/ 

The Final Draft Great Conversations podcast is all about books, writing and literary culture. We're dedicated to exploring Australian writing, looking into the issues that drive our storytelling to discover more from the books you love. These are the stories that make us who we are. CBCA Winner Andrea Rowe joins us to discuss her book Jetty Jumping, winner of the Early Childhood Prize at the Children's Book Council Awards. Final Draft is produced and presented by Andrew Pople Want more great conversations with Australian authors? Discover this and many more conversations on Final Draft every week from 2ser. Get in touch with Andrew and Final Draft. We love to hear about what you're reading! Twitter - https://twitter.com/finaldraft2ser  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/finaldraft2ser/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/finaldraft2ser/ 

The Final Draft Great Conversations podcast is all about books, writing and literary culture. We're dedicated to exploring Australian writing, looking into the issues that drive our storytelling to discover more from the books you love.These are the stories that make us who we are.Georgina Young's debut novel Loner won the Text Prize for Young Adult novels, was commended by the CBCA as a notable book for older readers, and was shortlisted for a Prime Minister's Literary Award.Now Georgina is back with her new novel Bootstrap and she's joining us today on the podcast.Ginsborough's famous for its chicken and leek pies and not much else. Down the road in Koornang all they've got is Al's Takeaway and Jackson Sweeney is doing his best to sour that reputation.Sweeney's not languishing in Koornang per se. Languishing sounds way more active than what Sweeney is doing. With nothing but Hooley Dooley's on a Friday to look forward to (and Sweeney's pashed most of the available blokes there) life is looking dire.That is until a tall, dark and very out of place bloke named Bootstrap splits into Sweeney's life saying he's come to see the night that Sweeney becomes a hero!Join me as we discover Georgina Young's Bootstrap...Final Draft is produced and presented by Andrew PopleWant more great conversations with Australian authors?Discover this and many more conversations on Final Draft every week from 2ser.Get in touch with Andrew and Final Draft. We love to hear about what you're reading!Twitter - https://twitter.com/finaldraft2serInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/finaldraft2ser/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/finaldraft2ser/

Today I wanted to indulge us with some fun, thoughtful, edge of your seat, literary sci-fi. Now that may seem like I've just thrown a whole lot of adjectives at the wall to see what sticks (and in a way I have) but stay with me, I think I'm justified…Georgina Young's debut novel Loner won the Text Prize for Young Adult novel, was commended by the CBCA as a notable book for older readers, and was shortlisted for a Prime Minister's Literary Award.Now Georgina is back with her new novel Bootstrap and it is all the adjectives I mentioned above and more.Ginsborough's famous for its chicken and leek pies and not much else. Down the road in Koornang all they've got is Al's Takeaway and Jackson Sweeney is doing his best to sour that reputation.Sweeney's not languishing in Koornang per se. Languishing sounds way more active than what Sweeney is doing. With nothing but Hooley Dooley's on a Friday to look forward to (and Sweeney's pashed most of the available blokes there) life is looking dire.That is until a tall, dark and very out of place bloke named Bootstrap splits into Sweeney's life saying he's come to see the night that Sweeney becomes a hero!Now I could tell you that Bootstrap is full of the most outlandish cast of characters you've met in a long time…I could tell you that the book has more twists than the highway out of Ginsborough…I could mention that this is a refreshing take on the sci-fi staple of messing with your own timeline…All of that would be true but it still wouldn't capture the enormous heart that Georgina Young has infused into the most unlikable, lovable rogue that is Sweeney and the strange and beguiling figure of Bootstrap.Sweeney feels trapped in Koornang and that's the central dramatic tension of the novel. He feels like nothing will ever happen to him and little changes when the entirety of the space time continuum seems to come crashing onto his doorstep.In a lot of ways Sweeney is all of us when we are feeling the FOMO and getting down on our lives. In a much more real way he is a young gay man who is languishing in a town that doesn't have enough to offer him and is actively trying to such the life out of him.The arrival of his best friend Marnie and the enigmatic Bootstrap are still not enough to shake Sweeney's stupor. He sees one as an excuse to get drunk and the other as a quick pash when he gets there. Marnie's on her own journey into the doldrums and can't quite seem to shake her own tendency to plant her food in her mouth. These are not the heroes we need but then again Bootstrap may not deserve saving…I loved Bootstrap as much for its high octane adventuring as for its parodying small town charm (or was it desperation? Sweeney is really unsure about his nostalgia) In highlighting that regional Australia is a tough place to grow up it also shows us a world where every corner holds a memory. It's all in stark contrast to the figure of Bootstrap who is a fugitive from his own past.There's an incredibly clever and thoughtful crop of mind bending speculative and science fiction popping up in Australia lately and I am here for it. Georgina Young's Bootstrap is so grounded as to defy the notion that it literally opens up a whole new world of timey wimey adventuring for readers…Book Club is produced and presented by Andrew PopleWant more great conversations with Australian authors?Discover this and many more conversations on Final Draft every week from 2ser.Get in touch with Andrew and Final Draft. We love to hear about what you're reading!Twitter - https://twitter.com/finaldraft2serInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/finaldraft2ser/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/finaldraft2ser/

Carly Nugent lives in Bright, Victoria. Her short fiction has featured in numerous publications, including the Bellevue Literary Review and Award Winning Australian Writing. Her first novel, The Peacock Detectives, won the Readings Children's Book Prize, was a CBCA younger readers Honour Book, and was shortlisted for the Text Prize, the Australian Book Design Awards and the Sisters in Crime Davitt Awards. But today we are discussing Sugar, her first novel for young adults. Our interview begins at  00:16:15 Caitlin recommends: All My Mothers by Joanna Glen A sweeping familial drama exploring all the motherhood relationships a woman experiences throughout her life.  *Caitlin received a PR copy through her role at Harper Collins Australia. Michelle recommends: The Long Drop by Denise Mina A fascinating blend of fact and fiction imagining lost hours in the life of Glasgow serial killer Peter Manuel. In this interview, we chat about: How Carly's experience with Type 1 Diabetes inspired Persephone's story The way language and numbers help tell the story in a unique way including in the opening pages Why Carly decided to include some difficult and traumatic moments in Persephone's story, rather than just exploring how she lives with Diabetes How Carly felt writing for an older audience after her debut middle grade novel, The Peacock Detectives The journey to publication, including a special Text Publishing signing Books and other things mentioned: Redhanded episode https://podfollow.com/1250599915/episode/78b11e9b022f0f7bafc3f0670db197fe1c174c40/view (230: Peter Manuel: The Beast of Birkinshaw) All Killa No Filla episode https://podfollow.com/937224870/episode/9f957da234009c4381969a17794f518cf9cba6fa/view (80: Peter Manuel) The Babysitter's Club Something Rhymes With Purple (podcast) Vikki Wakefield's writing (all brilliant) Sick Bay by Nova Weetman  Follow Carly https://www.instagram.com/carly_nugent/?hl=en-gb (@carly_nugent) Sugar is available now. Thanks to Text Publishing for sending us copies of the book in preparation for the interview. Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betterwordspod/ (@betterwordspod)

Estratégia e Fé.  O 10° episódio do Prosa com o Autor, é sobre o livro Estratégia e Fé, do autor Renato Seraphim. Lemos o livro e depois gravamos esse episódio, falando sobre a importância de se ter estratégia, e como ele pode ser aplicada em uma grande empresa até no dia a dia das pessoas. Estratégia se trata de definir objetivos, de prever obstáculos e de se preparar, para você sair do ponto A e chegar ao Ponto B.  Nesse livro o Renato conta sobre sua trajetória de sucesso dentro do Agronegocio, e compartilha a sua experiência no caminho da fé, sobre suas reflexões como executivo e peregrino. É uma história fantástica. Ouça esse episódio.  Leia esse livro Sobre o convidado: Engenheiro Agrônomo, pós-graduado em Marketing pela FGV e possui diversas especializações em agronegócio (PENSA - USP, FDC, INSEAD e Purdue University). Com 25 anos de experiência no agronegócio, através de importantes empresas do setor de defensivos agrícolas e biotecnologia vegetal e desempenhando diversas funções incluindo P&D, Suporte Técnico, Vendas e Marketing, atividades relacionadas ao Brasil e América Latina. A como consultor e mentor em algumas empresas. Como complemento Renato é Conselheiro da FEARP-USP, e investidor em algumas startups sendo uma delas CBCA e Flex Interativa ======== Mídias sociais: Instagram:@renatocesarseraphim Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/dCumzuW

Today on Middle Grade Mavens, Pamela reviews, Friday Barnes book 10: Undercover by R.A. Spratt, and Rabbit, Angel, Soldier, Thief by Katrina Nannestad. Julie reviews Big Apple Diaries by Alyssa Bermudez, and Dear Greta by Yvette Poshoglian, plus Alyssa stops by for a chat about her incredible graphic novel. Book links Friday Barnes 10, Undercover by R.A. Spratt | 9781761043659 | Booktopia Rabbit, Soldier, Angel, Thief, CBCA's Notable Younger Reader's Book 2022 by Katrina Nannestad | 9780733341465 | Booktopia Big Apple Diaries by Alyssa Bermudez | 9781250774279 | Booktopia Dear Greta by Yvette Poshoglian | 9781761043789 | Booktopia To learn more about the Mavens, head on over to https://www.middlegradepodcast.com Or to find Julie online drop by https://www.julieannegrassobooks.com And for Pamela online find her at https://www.ueckerman.net Have a question or comment? Email us at mavens@middlegradepodcast.com To follow us on Instagram: Middle Grade Mavens (@middle_grade_mavens_podcast) • Instagram photos and videos --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/middlegrademavens/message

In Are You There Buddha? Author and CBCA winner, Pip Harry talks about coming of age, the mother-daughter relationship, periods and starting high school.  Pip Harry is an Australian children's author and journalist. Her novel, The Little Wave, won the CBCA 2020 Book of the Year Award for younger readers and the Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year. It was shortlisted for the 2020 NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Her young adult novels include I'll Tell You Mine, Head of the River, and Because of You, shortlisted for the CBCA Book of the Year Award, Victorian Premier's Literary Award and Queensland Literary Award. Her latest novel is Are You There, Buddha? and she is currently working on a new middle grade novel due for release in 2022.   In Are You There Buddha? Pip also talks about:   How Pip became an author Are you there God, it is me Margaret The 80s: Cleo & Dolly magazines Periods in the 80s Why & when Pip wrote Are You There Buddha? From Playboy to periods: I reread Judy Blume with my tween. She found it perplexing by Pip Harry The mother-daughter relationship The narcissistic mother Motherless daughters, eating disorders Abandonment and lack of attunement Absent mothers How a child feels when the mother abandons the family The May Gibbs Fellowship The step-mother and step-daughter relationship Mindfulness, meditation and Buddha Bee and Buddha The Great Mother and the feminine The noisy world that teenagers are growing up in and finding one's inner self Facebook aware of Instagram's harmful effect on teenage girls, leak reveals Yumi Stynes, Welcome to Your Period The other relationships in Are You There Buddha? Leon, the perfect role model for boys Talking about climate change Criticism, rejection and the superego Create a period pack of books Dr Lara Owen: Her Blood is Gold Pip's first book in Big W Book face - Are You There Buddha is the perfect cover to create a book face For the show notes, go to: https://www.thesoulcentre.online/soul-sessions-039-are-you-buddha-with-pip-harry/  

In Are You There Buddha? Author and CBCA winner, Pip Harry talks about coming of age, the mother-daughter relationship, periods and starting high school.  Pip Harry is an Australian children's author and journalist. Her novel, The Little Wave, won the CBCA 2020 Book of the Year Award for younger readers and the Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year. It was shortlisted for the 2020 NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Her young adult novels include I'll Tell You Mine, Head of the River, and Because of You, shortlisted for the CBCA Book of the Year Award, Victorian Premier's Literary Award and Queensland Literary Award. Her latest novel is Are You There, Buddha? and she is currently working on a new middle grade novel due for release in 2022. In Are You There Buddha? Pip also talks about: How Pip became an author Are you there God, it is me Margaret The 80s: Cleo & Dolly magazines Periods in the 80s Why & when Pip wrote Are You There Buddha? From Playboy to periods: I reread Judy Blume with my tween. She found it perplexing by Pip Harry The mother-daughter relationship The narcissistic mother Motherless daughters, eating disorders Abandonment and lack of attunement Absent mothers How a child feels when the mother abandons the family The May Gibbs Fellowship The step-mother and step-daughter relationship Mindfulness, meditation and Buddha Bee and Buddha The Great Mother and the feminine The noisy world that teenagers are growing up in and finding one's inner self Facebook aware of Instagram's harmful effect on teenage girls, leak reveals Yumi Stynes, Welcome to Your Period The other relationships in Are You There Buddha? Leon, the perfect role model for boys Talking about climate change Criticism, rejection and the superego Create a period pack of books Dr Lara Owen: Her Blood is Gold Pip's first book in Big W Book face - Are You There Buddha is the perfect cover to create a book face For the show notes, go to: https://www.thesoulcentre.online/soul-sessions-039-are-you-buddha-with-pip-harry/

372. CBCA NSW Wendy Rapee

Fala Carlão conversa com Gustavo Barreira, Agrônomo formado em Piracicaba, que é CEO da CBCA, a Companhia Brasileira de Cervejas Artesanais. Nesta entrevista, ele conta sua história, sua carreira e abre com exclusividade para o Fala Carlão os planos para o futuro da sua Companhia. Show de prosa. Fala aí Gustavo, ou seria Ratão!

While Book Week may look a little different this year for many of our listeners, we are still celebrating virtually with a bumper Book Week themed episode! First up, meet emerging picture book author Rory H. Mather. Hear more about his journey to publication, fun picture books, advice for aspiring authors and more. And we have another up and coming author on the show too - meet Victoria Mackinlay and discover her fascinating family history that contributed to her new release, The Lion Who Came to Stay. We also have some Book Week fun in store - an audio performance of the play team One More Page co-wrote for the recent CBCA anthology, Old Worlds, New Worlds, Other Worlds. It involves an otherworldly adventure up a space rocket in the park. Discover our latest book giveaway, hear our latest kids' book reviews, and more. Have a happy Book Week, no matter where or how you may be celebrating. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-61 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

CBCA Vic with Karys McEwan and Dani Vee

In this episode, we're celebrating families - a key theme in kids' books, and of course, our lives! We meet Radhiah Chowdhury, and hear about her important work in the publishing industry around representation, as well as her recently released picture book. The Katha Chest draws on her Bangladeshi family heritage with real life family members inspiring this tale, illustrated by Lavanya Naidu. Then in Kids Capers, the family theme continues. Hear award-winning singer turned kids' book author Josh Pyke chat with his son Augie, about everything from Josh's new picture book Chatterpuss to Augie's current reads. It's a heartwarming and fun chat, highlighting how families can bond over books! You can also discover our latest book giveaway, what we've all been reading, shout-outs and more. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-60 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

In this episode, we are celebrating a brand new kids' book release written by one of our own! Nat's new middle grade THE RIGHT WAY TO ROCK is out in the world! We wrap up her fab launch, then meet our first special guest. Jess Thom is a comedian, disability activist and also a sensitivity reader on THE RIGHT WAY TO ROCK. This interview offers a fascinating insight into Tourette's Syndrome and the importance of neurodiverse characters in kids' literature. In Kids Capers, get to know the amazing writer behind new middle grade release PAWS, Kate Foster. A young reader interviews Kate all about her book, with another deep dive into neurodiverse representation. Hear all about our latest reads, and discover our HUGE book giveaway, thanks to Penguin Random House! Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-59 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Who better to lead a conversational journey through the rich history of market research than Steve Cohen, co-founder of In4mation Insights? From Buck Weaver's automobile surveys at General Motors in the 1930's to Paul E. Green at Wharton to the modern day, Steve covers it all with distinctive insight and wit.But Steve also opens the closet, so to speak, and shares his attachment to his shoe collection, including his favorite pair of Chelsea boots, too long sitting idle through the pandemic!Steve has had a Hall of Fame career in market research with many firsts: first commercial MRer to do CBCA, first menu-based conjoint model, first paper for latent class CBCA and he introduced MaxDiff to the market.He has been awarded several of the most prestigious awards in the field for innovation, lifetime achievement and courage, yet he remains on the vanguard delivering world-class, aspirational analytics to solve his clients' business challenges.

Nessa conversa, Ludmyla (a IPAcondriaca) e Leandro (o gerador de Improbabilidade Infinita dos estilos), conversaram com o CEO da CBCA (Companhia Brasileira de Cerveja Artesanal), Gustavo Barreira. Gustavo nos deu uma aula sobre gestão, visão de oportunidades, construção de portfólio, crescimento, formação de uma cultura e toda uma história Rock n' Roll envolvendo cerveja, uma viagem de Uber e o Matt Sorum (Gun's and Roses).

In this episode, we get to know three kids' book creators we've long admired. In fact, we can't BELIEVE it's taken us so long to have them on One More Page! First up, Liz chats to author Yvette Poshoglian about her junior fiction series Ella and Olivia and Puppy Diary, plus middle grade historical novel Escape from Cockatoo Island. Hear her thoughts on writing first chapter books, and the serendipitous kayak landing that led to her exploration of Cockatoo Island! Next, Kate meets the amazing illustrator Liz Anelli. Hear all about her start in the world of illustrating kids' books, a behind the scenes look at her processes, her upcoming books, a very exciting illustration exhibition in Newcastle, and much more. Nat then chats with multi-talented author Felice Arena. From his acting experience to his start in kids' book writing, to more about his books like the Specky Magee series and historical middle grade novels, plus insights into successful school visits, it's a super fascinating interview.  We also review a bunch of new release kids' books, share exciting news about team OMP's upcoming story in CBCA's anthology, announce a bumper book prize thanks to Walker Books and more. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-58 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Ahead of the announcement of the winners of the CBCA Awards in August, Sarah hosts Eden and Tracey as they discuss the shortlists and the potential contenders to win. The CBCA Shortlists: https://bit.ly/33wEZnJ Hosts: Sarah McDuling Guests: Tracey Mills & Eden Samuel Producer: Nick Wasiliev

Welcome to this global conference, created in the spirit of exploring the inner worlds of Poetry. An online experience for those who love poetry, wish to discover its power and empower others, students, teacher and the broader community, with a love of poetry. We will discover how poetry connects us; how we can build a community which celebrates diversity and inclusiveness. Whatever our poetic starting point, the amazing line-up of Australian and International speakers will educate and inform delegates.

In this episode, your parents will NOT approve of the hijinks the characters get up to in our special guests new book, Huda and Me. However, they will definitely approve of its amazing author, H. Hayek! Hear more about this debut author and her super fun new middle grade read, involving a daring parent-free trip to Lebanon. In Kids Capers, the parental disapproval continues, as we reveal the winning story in our kids' writing competition in fully audio glory. This is a story we think perfectly encapsulates this episode's theme! And we're back with our usual shoutouts, book chat, reviews of our latest reads and an awesome book giveaway, thanks to Allen and Unwin. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-57 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

When Vikki Wakefield's This is How We Change the Ending won the 2020 CBCA's Award for Book of the Year: Older Readers, it cemented her reputation as an author of incredible power and empathy. Join moderator Clare Sawyer to find out why and how Vikki can write “from inside a teen boys head, illuminating his thoughts and words with searing understanding and empathy, along with hints of hope.” (The Australian) Chaired by Clare Sawyer

In this episode, we meet not one but THREE members of Australia's writing royalty. Think awards, accolades, movie adaptations, gazillions of book sales, and even appearing on a postage stamp! We chat to Wendy Orr, author of thrilling bronze age novels including new release The Cuckoo's Flight. Hear more about these plus her smash hit Nim's Island, adapted to a Hollywood movie. Also on the show is current Australian Children's Laureate Ursula Dubosarsky, accomplished author of many award-winning novels for kids and picture books too, with a brand new release illustrated by Tohby Riddle, The March of the Ants. And we also meet Alison Lester, a mainstay of the kidlit scene for several generations of kids, with her beloved books including The Magic Beach, Noni the Pony, her recent collaboration with Jane Godwin, Sing Me the Summer, and loads more. Hear more about her novel The Quicksand Pony, just re-released to celebrate one million book sales with Allen and Unwin. Delve into the writing (and illustrating) life of these three wonderful women, our very own writing royalty! Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-56 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Kirli Saunders is a proud Gunai Woman and award-winning international writer of poetry, plays and picture books. She is a teacher, cultural consultant and artist. In 2020, Kirli was named the NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year. Kirli created Poetry in First Languages, delivered by Red Room Poetry. Her debut picture book The Incredible Freedom Machines was shortlisted for the Prime Minister's Literary Awards and CBCA notables. Her poetry collection, Kindred was shortlisted for the ABIA 2020 Book Awards. Her verse novel, Bindi was the inaugural winner of the WA Premier's Book Awards and the Daisy Utemorrah Award. Kirli has been shortlisted for the Nakata Brophy prize in 2018 and 2020. She is an esteemed judge for the 2020 Prime Minister's Literary Awards, QPF Val Vallis Award and Blake Poetry Prize. As a playwright, Kirli is co-creating Dead Horse Gap with Merrigong Theatre and South East Arts. Her first Solo play, Going Home has been supported by Playwriting Australia, and will take the stage in 2022. Kirli mentions Ali Cobby Eckermann's verse novel Ruby Moonlight, and you can listen to an interview with Aly on The Garret about Ruby Moonlight here. About The Garret Read the transcript of this interview at thegarretpodcast.com. The interview was recorded by Zoom, and we can't wait to start recording in person again soon. You can also follow The Garret on Twitter and Facebook, or follow our host Astrid Edwards on Twitter or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to a fresh new season of One More Page! In this episode, we're talking New Kids on the Block. Meet a recent addition to the Australian kids' book publishing scene, team Larrikin House. Listen in as Founder and Publisher James Layton plus Creative Director Mary Anastasiou chat everything from the challenges in entering the market, to what they're looking for in submissions. We also hear a bit more about the podcast's own Liz Ledden's new picture book with Larrikin House, Walking Your Human. Then in Kids Capers, we have a super fun visit from author Nathan Luff and illustrator Chris Kennett, aka the zany brains behind The Nerd Herd! Hear more about this hot (and hilarious) new junior fiction series, as a young reader grills the guys. We're also back with an epic prize pack (with options for writers and readers), and our regular shoutout and on our radar segments too. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-55 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Dani Vee chats to Laurel Reynolds about the CBCA Notables. List coming on 23 February 2021.

“Most people don’t think of the Arts as an industry sector.  It’s 4 ½ % of our GDP – we need to make sure that arts and creative industries are part of our state’s economic recovery strategy.” Christin Crampton Day, Executive Director, Colorado Business Committee for the Arts A couple of times a year I feature a successful non-profit and its leader.  I like to find non-profits that intersect with Colorado’s business community, and in the midst of the brutal effects of COVID on the arts and entertainment sector, I invited Christin Crampton Day, Executive Director of the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts, to join me  CBCA advances Colorado’s creative economy by connecting business and the arts.  Christin obviously faces some huge challenges now – arts venues are shut down – we talked about that, and about WHY there’s a strong connection between business and the arts.  I left our conversation convinced that a business’s operations can be enhanced by partnerships with the arts community.

Neste 72º episódio tivemos como convidado Eng. Agrônomo e Consultor Renato Seraphim Falamos sobre o futuro do agronegócio, os produtos e os serviços que estão sendo entregues para o produtor rural e como estão sendo entregues. Comentando sobre os e-commerces e startups que estão surgindo e como o profissional pode se destacar no meio de toda esta revolução que está acontecendo no Agro Brasileiro e Mundial. ======== Sobre o convidado: Engenheiro Agrônomo, pós-graduado em Marketing pela FGV e possui diversas especializações em agronegócio (PENSA - USP, FDC, INSEAD e Purdue University). Com 25 anos de experiência no agronegócio, através de importantes empresas do setor de defensivos agrícolas e biotecnologia vegetal e desempenhando diversas funções incluindo P&D, Suporte Técnico, Vendas e Marketing, atividades relacionadas ao Brasil e América Latina. A como consultor e mentor em algumas empresas. Como complemento Renato é Conselheiro da FEARP-USP, e investidor em algumas start ups sendo uma delas CBCA e Flex Interativa ======== Mídias sociais: Instagran:@renatocesarseraphim Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/renato-seraphim-a278201/ ======== FALE CONOSCO Email: Dependeagro@gmail.com Instagran: Agrodepende Linkedin: Agro Depende Site: http://agrodepende.com.br/ ======== EQUIPE Agrodepende Edição – Eduardo Butzen Sebastiany Produção – Cassiano Sartor Decker e Eduardo Butzen Sebastiany Arte- Cassiano Sartor Decker

He's making a list, and checking it twice, gonna found out who's naughty or nice ... OMG - you're not going to believe who's on Santa's naughty list this year!! Somehow, all three of team OMP have been deemed naughty. Even Liz! How will your hosts get back on the nice list? And come to think of it, how did they get ON the naughty list in the first place? Tune in for festive fun and a Christmas sleigh full of kids' book recommendations, as team OMP channel their inner elves. Whether you're after presents for lovers of fun picture books, thoughtful middle grade, non-fiction or even some kidlit or YA that adults will love too, join us for an epic book-filled Christmas quest! Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-54 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

In this episode, we're diving into the weird, wondrous world of all things wild yet true. That's right, we're talking kids' non-fiction! Meet Terry Denton (yes, THAT Terry of Treehouse series fame) and hear all about his non-fiction work. Head behind the scenes of his brand new fact-filled release, Terry Denton's Really Truly Amazing Guide to Everything, plus loads more. In Kids Capers, meet illustrator on the rise Sami Bayly, the creator of stunning kids' non-fiction like the Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ugly Animals, with a new title on dangerous creatures. Some curious kids also put Sami to the test with some questions of their own. As usual, we have an excellent book pack to give away, shout outs and book reviews, from recent non-fiction reads to a few sneaky fiction recommendations, too. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-53 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

This month we have a chat with creator James Foley. James found early success with the delightful picture book The Last Viking. His latest graphic novels is Chickensaurus, the fourth book of the excellent S. Tinker Inc. series. James takes us through how he got into comics and some of the comics that influenced him. The discussion includes: How he got involved with writers' associations, the CBCA and how he developed as a creator His love of children's books and why he dedicates himself to themHis writing and creative processSome hilarious experiences with school and library eventsWhat he tries to show in his library and school eventsHe also recommends some graphic novels including: Home Time by Campbell Whyte, Geis by Alexis Deacon, Adventures of a Japanese Businessman by Jose Domingo, One Soul and The People Inside by Ray FawkesYou can find out more about James on his amazing website that includes teaching notes and resources.If you like what we're doing, hit the subscribe button to stay up to date with our chats and if you have nice things to say, we'd love to get a review - this will make our podcast easier to find and who doesn't love good feedback? You can also follow us on Twitter: @ALIAGraphic and check our blog, aliagraphic.blogspot.com, for updates, monthly roundups of news and new release titles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 This month we have a chat with creator James Foley. James found early success with the delightful picture book The Last Viking. His latest graphic novels is Chickensaurus, the fourth book of the excellent S. Tinker Inc. series. James takes us through how he got into comics and some of the comics that influenced him. The discussion includes: How he got involved with writers' associations, the CBCA and how he developed as a creator His love of children's books and why he dedicates himself to themHis writing and creative processSome hilarious experiences with school and library eventsWhat he tries to show in his library and school eventsHe also recommends some graphic novels including: Home Time by Campbell Whyte, Geis by Alexis Deacon, Adventures of a Japanese Businessman by Jose Domingo, One Soul and The People Inside by Ray FawkesYou can find out more about James on his amazing website that includes teaching notes and resources.If you like what we're doing, hit the subscribe button to stay up to date with our chats and if you have nice things to say, we'd love to get a review - this will make our podcast easier to find and who doesn't love good feedback? You can also follow us on Twitter: @ALIAGraphic and check our blog, aliagraphic.blogspot.com, for updates, monthly roundups of news and new release titles.

This episode we're celebrating curious creatures and wild minds. That's right - it's Book Week 2020! Meet our special guest James Foley, WA-based author/illustrator behind iconic picture books like My Dead Bunny and graphic novel series S. Tinker Inc. plus the artwork in the Toffle Towers series. Hear more about his brand new releases (yes, there's multiple!), his hilarious Book Week anecdotes and much more. In Kids Capers, hear from Real Pretty Kind ambassador Chickpea, and discover a bunch of awesome kids' book recommendations straight from a young reader. We reveal a fabulous book pack prize thanks to Walker Books, shout out to Braille House, reveal our own favourite curious creatures from children's literature and loads more bookish fun. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-52 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Vamos conversar hoje com Gustavo Barreira, da CBCA, para saber das novidades e planos futuros da empresa. Descubra também, entre outras coisas, como você pode ser um sócio e acionista.

Jessica Townsend lives on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Her book Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow, was the biggest-selling Australian children's debut since records began. It has won the 2018 ABIA for Book of the Year, Book of the Year for Younger Readers and Matt Richell Award for New Writer of the Year; the 2018 Indie Book Awards Book of the Year and Children's Category; the 2017 Aurealis Award for Best Children's Fiction; the 2018 Waterstones Children's Book Prize for Younger Fiction and was named a CBCA notable book. She followed it up with her second book Wundersmith: The Calling of Morrigan Crow, in 2018. Ahead of the release of the third book in the series, Hollowpox, Sarah and Shanu sat down with Jessica to discuss the book, challenging expectations, art imitating life, the need to balance details, and more. WARNING: Spoilers ahead. Books mentioned in this podcast: 'Hollowpox: The Hunt for Morrigan Crow' by Jessica Townsend: https://bit.ly/3k6nIbh Host: Sarah McDuling & Shanu Prasad Guest: Jessica Townsend Producer: Nick Wasiliev

This episode it's party time - we're having our very own picture book palooza! Meet some of our most favourite picture book creators in this jam-packed bumper celebration of all things PB. First, we chat to Gus Gordon and delve into the inspiration behind his latest release Finding Francois, the French connection, his love of collage, plus his top tips for picture book creators. We also meet dynamic duo Kate and Jol Temple for the lowdown on their creative partnership. Discover how they go about writing books together, their array of picture books from the absurd (I Got This Hat) to the poignant (Room on Our Rock), and a sneaky diversion from picture books to hear about their latest junior fiction release, The Battle of Book Week (third in the Yours Troolie Alice Toolie series). And the fun doesn't stop there - we also have Lucinda Gifford on the show, the multi-talented creator of beloved picture books like the Kevin the Cat series, Dogasaurus and many more. Hear about her illustration work on junior fiction books too, plus her brand new junior fiction release, the Wolves of Greycoat Hall. We have a picture book prize pack to give away thanks to publishers Larrikin House, shout-out to the new CBCA NSW/SCBWI venture Story Scoop (with a special appearance from Deborah Abela herself) AND review loads of recent picture book reads. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-51 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Erin Wamala and Karys McEwen share their insights from their tenure as judges in the Older Readers category for the CBCA awards.

Deborah Abela chats about Story Scoop with CBCA NSW & SCBWI, a new resource for teachers and kids. Released on the first day of each month.

This episode is dedicated to all things #OwnVoices. This movement (which you've no doubt come across on social media) champions diverse creators, and people telling their own stories - whether that be about their race, culture, disability or sexuality. We shine a spotlight on some of Australia's outstanding own voices talent, interviewing not one but three creators in the kidlit and YA spaces. (Please note we span some older reads than usual, should you have little ears listening out for kid-based content!). Meet middle grade author Remy Lai, author of critically acclaimed books Pie in the Sky and Fly on The Wall; artist, writer and Deaf activist Asphyxia, author of MG series The Grimstones and upcoming YA novel Future Girl; and award-winning YA author Alison Evans, author of Ida, Highway Bodies and Euphoria Kids. We also review some excellent new reads by Own Voices creators, so standby for book recs! Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-50 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

No Happy Hour com a Lupulinário do dia 14 de agosto, um mix sobre movimentação de cervejarias e lançamentos. Estão por aqui notícias sobre a CBCA, Cerveja Blumenau, Mistura Clássica, Overhop, Lohn e Skol. Conto também sobre as três lives no Instagram que participo, esta semana, em três perfis diferentes que são @carla.paesleme, o meu @lupulinario e @confrarialupulize nas respectivas séries Mulheres Possíveis, Talk Chopp com a Lupulinário (com a cervejaria Hop Mundi) e Papo no Chão da Fábrica. Conheça o canal do YouTube Lupulinário Como o podcast aborda assuntos relacionados com cerveja, optei por marcar o conteúdo como sendo "explicit" e não "clean".

This time, we're celebrating the magic of libraries - our favourite libraries, books about libraries, and even what kind of secret libraries we'd have! Our special guest is debut author Julianne Negri, whose new middle grade novel THE SECRET LIBRARY OF HUMMINGBIRD HOUSE has just hit the bookshop shelves. Listen to a fascinating interview with Julianne about her writing journey, the way she's woven bits of her life into her book, and how her very own library job has helped influence the book's setting. In Kids Capers, we get some kids in on the library fun. Hear all about our latest reads, shout-outs and what's on our radar, and as always, discover an awesome book giveaway, including two new releases thanks to Affirm Press. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-49 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

In this episode, get the lowdown on the serious business of books with none other than Publishing Director at Penguin Random House, Laura Harris. Hear thoughts on the current state of the kids' book market, hot sellers and news about exciting upcoming releases. If you create kids' books, work in the kids' book space or have a passion for children's literature, you're sure to find this a fascinating chat! In Kids Capers, Nat is interviewed by Evie of Rockin Reads all about her brand new release middle grade book, The Power of Positive Pranking. A bookstagrammer, book vlogger and friend of the pod, Evie grills Nat on all things Pranking, then the two of them get up to a bit of mischief themselves. Listen on to hear them prank call kids' book author Adrian Beck! As always, we review our latest kids' reads, reveal an awesome prize pack up for grabs and more. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-48 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

In this episode, we're delving into the lives of secret agents! First up is our special guest Danielle Binks, who is not only a literary agent with a passion for all things #LoveOzMG and #LoveOzYA, but lives a dual life as a middle grade author. Hear more about her debut novel THE YEAR THE MAPS CHANGED plus all things agenting in this fascinating chat. Then in Kids Capers, we get some secret agent tips from a pack of crime fighting pigeons, as we meet REAL PIGEONS author Andrew McDonald. Some book loving kids also interview Andrew to uncover more about this 'super coo' book series, illustrated by Ben Wood. And as always, we review our latest reads, reveal our latest giveaway, chat what's on our radar and more. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-47 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

This episode is all about gross things in kids' books. Find out the disgusting stuff we all like best, and even better, hear from our special guest Mick Elliott. With his hit series The Turners and latest series, Squidge Dibley (not to mention a background in kids' TV), Mick is a master at weaving all things gross into stories full of humour and heart. Hear more about Squidge, including his insta-antics, and some wise words on how we can support creators in the time of Corona. In Kids Capers, we have an awesome treat in store - the winning story in our recent gross writing competition for kids is performed by Nat, bringing the clever winner's words to life. There's all our usual segments too, from shoutouts to what's on our radar, and we announce another must-have prize. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-46 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

This episode is all about branching out - whether it's reading new things, writing new things or experimenting with a different illustration style. We meet fabulous illustrator (turned writer, too) Jess Racklyeft, and hear all about her work illustrating the podcast's own Kate Simpson's new book, Anzac Girl. Hear about Jess's work branching out into non-fiction and collage work, plus more about her ever-evolving kidlit career. In Kids Capers, we continue the theme with a fun experiment - taking a bunch of young book lovers, and exposing them to kids' books in genres they don't normally read. Whether you're super into mysteries but never read sport books, or love contemporary and steer clear of fantasy, these interviews may just inspire you to read something new. Find out what the One More Page team have been reading lately, discover out latest bookish giveaway, learn what's on our radars and more. Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-45 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Discover your secret reading powers with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of a series of short Book Week focused podcasts.  Hear a read aloud by each of the authors nominated in the 2019 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Reading is my secret power' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Discover your secret reading powers with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of a series of short Book Week focused podcasts.  Hear a read aloud by each of the authors nominated in the 2019 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Reading is my secret power' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Discover your secret reading powers with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of a series of short Book Week focused podcasts.  Hear a read aloud by each of the authors nominated in the 2019 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Reading is my secret power' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Discover your secret reading powers with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of a series of short Book Week focused podcasts.  Hear a read aloud by each of the authors nominated in the 2019 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Reading is my secret power' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Discover your secret reading powers with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of a series of short Book Week focused podcasts.  Hear a read aloud by each of the authors nominated in the 2019 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Reading is my secret power' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

This week's episode covers purchasing system, Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, and GAO news, and is hosted by partners David Robbins and Peter Eyre. Crowell & Moring's "Fastest 5 Minutes" is a biweekly podcast that provides a brief summary of significant government contracts legal and regulatory developments that no government contracts lawyer or executive should be without.

The Garret LIVE at the Library In partnership with the State Library of Victoria, The Garret hosts a series of live events with leading Australian writers. This event was recorded on Tuesday 21 May 2019. In this event, Maxine Beneba Clarke and Magan Magan discuss Growing up African in Australia with host Astrid Edwards and Shantel Wetherall. The discussion explores all angles of Growing Up African in Australia - Maxine's role as editor, Magan's role as editor and contributor, and Shantel's experience as a reader who grew up as part of the African Diaspora. Maxine Beneba Clarke is an Australian writer and poet of Afro-Caribbean descent. She is the author of the Indie and ABIA award-winning short fiction collection Foreign Soil (2014). Her most recent poetry collection Carrying The World won the 2017 Victorian Premier's Award for Poetry. Maxine is the author of the CBCA winning picture book The Patchwork Bike and her critically acclaimed memoir The Hate Race is being adapted for stage for Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre. She writes for the Saturday Paper. Magan Magan is a writer and poet who has read work at the National Gallery of Victoria, the National Young Writers Festival, the Emerging Writers Festival and Melbourne Writers Festival. His work has been published in Cordite Poetry Review and the anthologies Shots from the Chamber, Australian Poetry and Contemporary Australian Feminist Poetry. Magan's latest book is From Grains to Gold (2018). Shantel Wetherall is a Melbourne culture writer, presenter and maker. Her work is featured in The Guardian and she produces and hosts Hey Aunty! Podcast. About The Garret You can read the transcript of this interview at thegarretpodcast.com.  You can also follow The Garret on Twitter and Facebook, or follow our host Astrid Edwards on Twitter or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A high school student in the United States got accepted into 39 colleges and universities. Jordan Nixon, a high school senior of Douglas County High School (DCHS), Georgia, applied to more than 50 schools around the country. As of March, she has already received 39 acceptance letters and $1.6 million worth of scholarships. She noted that she did not apply to those schools on a whim but picked them meticulously. She researched which schools had a diverse student population and offered International Business as a degree program. Currently, she is narrowing down her choices and has until May 1 to decide on which school to attend. Nixon was the first DCHS student to ever receive that many acceptance letters. One of the people that helped Nixon achieve this accomplishment was her private college adviser. Nixon's adviser guided her in writing application essays and preparing for the SAT, a college admission test in the United States. To apply to multiple schools, Nixon used mobile apps, like the Common Black College Application (CBCA). Because of such platforms, Nixon did not have to fill out an application form for each school. She also only had to pay once for sending out her applications. Even though apps like the CBCA make it easier for students to send out college application forms, a college consultant says that it is still better for students to do campus visits and send personal e-mails to schools. As for Nixon, she advises students to start working hard as early as the first day of high school. She said focusing on tests, homework, and essays is a must.

In this episode, we shine a spotlight on gateway books - those first read-alone novels that get kids hooked on books. We chat all things junior fiction, from our favourite reads, to what makes a book fit the junior fiction category, to what makes a good one so addictive. Meet our special guest, author Chrissie Perry, the talent behind popular series like Go Girl, Penelope Perfect and the new Blabbermouth books, and delve into the world of creating beloved junior fiction books. In Kids Capers, hear from some passionate young readers about their own gateway books. We also share some of the events we're looking forward to at the upcoming Sydney Writers' Festival (fangirl alert!), shout out to the brilliant and intelligent tween magazine, Kookie, and reveal our latest giveaway.   Read the show notes: www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-29/ Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

In this episode, we're exploring the world of rhyming stories for kids. Our special guest is author/illustrator Chrissie Krebs, the talent behind picture books including This is a Circle and Pig in a Wig. Not only that, she was the illustrator behind last year's CBCA Book of the Year winner in the Early Childhood category, Rodney Loses It! by Michael Gerard Bauer. Chrissie shares more about her books and her top rhyming tips. In Kids Capers, we put some of our young listeners to the test (think a rap battle!), creating a fun rhyme. Don't forget to stay tuned until the bloopers for even more rhyme time - you really don't want to miss it! Discover your hosts latest rhyming reads, find out what we're giving away this episode, and lots more bookish chat.   Read the show notes: www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-28/ Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Felice Arena chats to Dani Vee about writing books for kids, acting and writing historical fiction. In addition to being a prolific writer of children's books, Felice Arena is also an accomplished actor, speaker, TV presenter and playwright. ​ In the Nineties he played Marco Alessi in the TV soap opera Neighbours for a year before heading off to pursue a musical theatre career in London. During his time in the UK he starred in West End musicals Hair, Godspell and What a Feeling. ​ It was in this period he began to write, sparked by nostalgia for his boyhood days in country Victoria. Felice's debut novel, a story about a dolphin and a swimmer set in Australia, was picked up by a UK publisher, and he hasn't looked back since. ​ Felice’s books have topped bestseller lists and garnered several awards, including six Australian Children Choice Book Awards. ​Some of these include the Andy Roid series, the Sporty Kids books, the hugely popular Specky Magee series, and most recently his acclaimed historical adventure novels The Boy and the Spy and Fearless Frederic - which recently was listed as a CBCA notable book. His latest novel, A Great Escape, is a gripping adventure set in Cold War Berlin and is out now. ​ Felice's books have also been published in the UK, USA, Ireland, New Zealand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Japan, and China. ​ In 2013 Felice was named Koala Legend of the year (Kids Own Australian Literature Awards).

Award-winning author Emma Allen reveals who she found her confidence. Emma’s very first picture book The Terrible Suitcase was a CBCA winner, but she still struggles with self-doubt. Learn how studying can help you feel like a professional writer, the power of industry acceptance, and why you should always keep a backup of your work. This podcast is brought to you by the Australian Writers’ Centre. Find out more and get the free ebook at magicandmayhem.com.au.

Megan Jacobson, your adult author chats to Dani Vee about The Build-Up Season and the CBCA short-listed novel Yellow. The Build Up Season set in Darwin centres around a family experiencing domestic violence. Our young protagonist experiences domestic violence first hand making it essential reading for young adults. The book packs a punch, and Megan and Dani bravely discuss their own experiences of being in abusive relationships. An important episode but it may act as a trigger for some people. Please take care while listening and if you need to seek help, please contact 1800 RESPECT.

In episode 15 we're celebrating the most exciting week on the book lovers' calendar - Book Week! To get the inside word on Book Week, we chat to CBCA NSW President Gail Erskine. She provides a wealth of knowledge about the awards, from who can judge to how the final winners are chosen, and what the different categories mean. It's a fascinating look at the inner workings of these prestigious awards, and Gail shares some of her own favourite Australian kids' book creators, too. In Kids Capers, there's another special guest - the legendary Paul Jennings! Hear from one of Australia's most beloved children's book writers about the beginnings of his writing career through to his latest releases. And as well as discovering our latest reads, hear what your hosts are dressing as for Book Week, and who we thought would win the CBCA Book of the Year Awards (how right were we? Listen on and find out!).   Read the show notes: www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-15 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau  

Find your treasure with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of short series of podcasts featuring a read aloud by each of the authors nominated for the 2018 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Find your Treasure' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Find your treasure with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of short series of podcasts featuring a read aloud by each of the authors nominated for the 2018 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Find your Treasure' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Find your treasure with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books! This mini episode forms part of short series of podcasts featuring a read aloud by each of the authors nominated for the 2018 Younger Readers category. Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Find your Treasure' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

Find your treasure with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books!  This mini episode forms part of short series of podcasts featuring a read aloud by each of the authors nominated for the 2018 Younger Readers category.  Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Find your Treasure' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

高个子叔叔微信：fm952009背景音乐：潘佳杰 - 一个人的旅行（钢琴曲）绘本介绍：一无所知的世界，走下去，才会遇见惊喜。CBCA澳大利亚儿童图书理事会幼儿教育大奖绘本。清新、细腻的画面和充满童心、幽默的故事，鼓励孩子不惧未知、勇敢探索和发现。

高个子叔叔微信：fm952009背景音乐：潘佳杰 - 一个人的旅行（钢琴曲）绘本介绍：一无所知的世界，走下去，才会遇见惊喜。CBCA澳大利亚儿童图书理事会幼儿教育大奖绘本。清新、细腻的画面和充满童心、幽默的故事，鼓励孩子不惧未知、勇敢探索和发现。

This episode we’re delighted to be joined by the wonderful Steph Bowe, author of the 2018 CBCA notable contemporary YA title, Night Swimming. This is her third book, her first published at the remarkable age of 16. Listen in to find out who acts the goat, shoe-horning in a supposedly popular anthropomorphic series. Bri grinds Pat’s gears with an alleged geo-brag before we dip into Steph’s favourite children’s and YA titles. Doe be shore to join us, this episode can’t be bleat!

Find out more about this years winners of the Children's Book Council of Australia Book Week Awards with Amelia Lush, Children's book buyer from Better Read Than Dead.

Bruce Pascoe's book Mrs Whitlam is fiction for young readers (shorlisted for CBCA 2017 awards), which follows the adventures of Marnie Clark after she acquires a horse named Mrs Whitlam. A Magabala Books release.Steph Bowe's book Night Swimming is young adult fiction exploring the emerging awareness of sexuality within a young teenage girl whose life is a myriad of challenging and conflicting concerns. A Text Publishing release.

微信公众号【米粒读绘本】 学儿童心理学、曾任电台DJ的妈妈每天为你读一本经典绘本 【内容简介】 在一个小山上住着一对幸福的老夫妻，他们生活得无忧无虑。一天，在月光下，小老头突然心中冒出一串问题：“天空为什么会无边无际？我们到底从哪来的？我们为什么会在这里？”老太太决定带着他的问题远行去寻找答案，她一路遇到了公鸡、肥猪、牛……每个人都给了她不同的答案。这一个俏皮却发人深省的主题，以幽默轻松的叙述方式描绘了人类对生命本质的追寻，我们在探索未来追寻前方的时候，切莫忘记人生的意义其实就在生活本身。《嘻嘻哈哈帕梅拉喜剧绘本：月光下的小老头》这个故事将会引发年轻人和老年人之间的很多对话和思考。 【作者简介】 帕梅拉·艾伦，唯一一位连续两年获得澳大利亚儿童图书委员会（CBCA）年度儿童图书奖的“国宝级”作家。她曾两次斩获新南威尔士州总理奖的最佳儿童图书奖。2004年，她获得了新西兰最有名望的儿童文学奖玛格丽特奖。1984年，帕梅拉·艾伦获得国际儿童读物联盟（IBBY）特别荣誉奖。帕梅拉·艾伦从事童书创作25年，著有图画书作品32本，其中有8本被搬上了舞台，在悉尼歌剧院上演。她的文字饱含节奏和韵律，最适合大声朗读和亲子共读。 【出版信息致敬】 作者：[澳大利亚] 帕梅拉·艾伦  译者：了了 出版社: 长江少年儿童出版社 【背景音乐致谢】 会发光的萤火虫

A series of projects to help repair relationships between soldiers and civilians in troubled eastern DRC has brought the two groups together in unexpected ways. I spent several days with Congolese soldiers and villagers in North Kivu province to find out how Christian Aid partner CBCA has been rebuilding trust in an area blighted by violence towards civilians by armed groups. In this reflection a few weeks ahead of elections in DRC, I look at how CBCA has been supporting reform from within the Congolese army and how a church choir in the tiny village of Kibati provides a small glimpse of a more peaceful future for the region. Useful links: http://www.christianaid.org.uk & http://www.congonow.org/

Discussion of the Benefits of CBDa Hemp with Inesa Ponomariovaite, a holistic health practitioner and an expert on hemp and CBD.Inesa is a visionary on a mission to change the world by teaching people to harness the power of Nature, like she did, to restore their health and well-being.She founded Nesa's Hemp, a dominant player in the CBDa hemp oil industry. Nesa's is the world's first-ever full full-spectrum CBDa Hemp Oil. It is created through a unique process (developed by Inesa herself) to preserve all the healing compounds of the hemp plant, which bring optimal health and healing and restore the body to its natural state.Leafly describes CBDa: CBGA converts to three major cannabinoid precursor compounds, depending on which plant enzymes are activated to direct the synthesis:THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid)CBCA (cannabichromenic acid)CBDA (cannabidiolic acid).When decarboxylation occurs by exposing the cannabis plant to either heat or sunlight, CBDA converts to CBD. In other words, CBDA is the raw form or predecessor to CBD.Why so many people are using CBDa to help improve their mental health during the pandemic and why it's more effective than CBD?As the impact of the pandemic drags on and the Omicron variant creates even more uncertainty, a growing number of people are reporting higher rates of anxiety, stress, loneliness and depression. In fact, since the beginning of the pandemic rates of depression have tripled, levels of loneliness have skyrocketed, and many people are reporting symptoms of distress, such as difficulty sleeping, overeating and increased alcohol consumption. Nowhere is this growing crisis more apparent than within the workplace, where rates of stress and burnout have gone through the roof, with 89 percent of employees reporting that their work life has been getting worse. With people's mental health at a breaking point, many people are turning to CBDa products for relief from the pressures of work, family, finances and world events. CBDa is the parent compound to CBD and is made with living hemp, which helps sustain the plant's natural molecular structure. This in turn ensures people who consume CBDa reap the benefits of the plant's healthy fats, vitamins, and beneficial phytonutrients - resulting in restored cellular balance, restfulness, and rejuvenation.You can learn more about Inesa, her journey, and Nesa's Hemp by visiting https://www.nesashemp.com/.