Podcasts about miss fisher's murder mysteries

What happens when a Sunday night crime caper takes the history of the First World War seriously? In this episode Jessica, Chris and Angus talk about the cult Australian television series Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. We discuss class in interwar Australia, what it meant to be a conscientious objector and why it might be a mistake to admit to bribery in front of a policeman in the third of our series on representations of the First World War in television crime dramas. References: Jessica Meyer, ‘Matthew's Legs and Thomas's Hand: Watching Downton Abbey as a First World War Historian’, Journal of British Cinema and Television, Dec 2018, vo. 16, No. 1 : pp. 78-93. Kerry Greenwood, Murder and Mendelssohn (2013) Kerry Greenwood, Murder on a Midsummer Night (2008) Dorothy L. Sayers, the Peter Wimsey novels P.G. Wodehouse, the Blandings novels Helen Smith, Masculinity, Class and Same-Sex Desire in Industrial England, 1895-1957 (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015). Dad’s Army, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branded_(Dad%27s_Army) Ian Whitehead, Doctors in the Great War (Barnsley: Pen & Sword, 2013; first published Leo Cooper, 1999). ‘Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries Concept Document’, https://www.abc.net.au/tv/phrynefisher/classroom/MissFisher_ConceptDocument.pdf Dashiell Hammett, The Thin Man (1934); The Thin Man (1934) directed by W.S. Van Dyke Miss Fisher’s Murder Mystery episodes: Season 1, episode 3, ‘The Green Mill Murder’ Season 1, episode 4, ‘Death at Victoria Dock’ Season 1, episode 7, ‘Murder at Montparnasse’ Season 2, episode 2, ‘Death Comes Knocking’ Season 3, episode 4, ‘Blood and Money’ Season 3, episode 5, ‘Death and Hysteria’ Season 3, episode 6, ‘Death at the Grand’ Season 3, episode 8, ‘Death Do Us Part’

Okay, we didn't mean to take over a year off but, hey, at least we're back? This week we discuss a whole bunch: Comics: Club 9, The Stringbags, Ginseng Roots, Enigma, Friday, Casey Nowak, Nimona, DC: The New Frontier, Sleeper: Season One, The Punisher Presents Barracuda Movies: Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), Emma, Bad Education, Little Women, The Irishman TV/Streaming: Tiger King, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Stargirl, Watchmen, The Boys, What We Do in the Shadows, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, All Rise, Dead to Me, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, Frasier, and Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill We'll be back in... well, hopefully 3 weeks but definitely not 53 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A truly monumental episode. The Essie Davis calls in all the way from Tasmania. You know her from The Babadook, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, and her latest The True History of the Kelly Gang. She is a treasure, and she’s on the show today to discuss the 1988 creep fest, The Vanishing. Essie divulges her innermost beliefs on the craft of acting and being able to know the thoughts of a character. She reveals that while working on The True History of the Kelly Gang, she and her co-stars were directed to form a punk band and actually play a show (the band’s name is Fleshlight, if you were wondering). But she also talks about the importance of studying and learning how to be a better actor. This is such a phenomenal and enlightening episode.You can watch The True History of the Kelly Gang on VOD or if you live in LA you can catch it at the Mission Tiki Drive-In.If you haven’t seen The Vanishing…it’s spooky!AND, if you want to check out April’s Staff Pick – watch Bette Gordon’s VarietyWith April Wolfe and Essie Davis

#PopVultures Ep 24: Cardi B's coronavirus rant, Gal Gadot's cringy Imagine, JJ Lin's free concert and more 24:59 mins Synopsis: A podcast by The Straits Times that examines all the ins and outs of pop culture, be it Asian entertainment or Hollywood. With people spending more time at home because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the #PopVultures round up some of the best and worst celebrity moments on social media. Was Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot's rendition of John Lennon's Imagine tone deaf in more ways than one? How did American rapper Cardi B's famous "corona-VIRUS" rant enter the Billboard charts? Are British diver Tom Daley's shirtless home workouts the thirst trap that everyone needs? Host Jan Lee and Yeo Sam Jo also review some of the online concerts that have sprung up lately - from JJ Lin's live birthday fan meet to the iHeart Living Room Concert For America starring the likes of Mariah Carey, the Backstreet Boys and Billie Eilish. Finally, the #PopVultures recommend some entertainment to combat cabin fever and boredom: From TikTok dance challenges and true crime documentaries like Tiger King to digital drag shows and Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Produced by: Jan Lee & Yeo Sam Jo Edited by: Adam Azlee Follow more #PopVultures podcasts on: Spotify: http://str.sg/otU9 Apple Podcasts: http://str.sg/oyLi Google Podcasts: http://str.sg/oyLw Playlist: https://str.sg/JiyK  Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg janlee@sph.com.sg yeosamjo@sph.com.sg Thank you for your support! ST and BT Podcasts picked up a silver medal for Best Digital Project to engage younger and/or millennial audiences at 2019 Asian Digital Media Awards by Wan-Ifra: https://str.sg/Jw5T

New episode out now! We watched season 1, episode 8 of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and discussed just how awesome the Honorable Miss Phryne Fisher truly is. We cover the beautiful and dynamic costume design, the obvious and delightful tension between Phryne and DI Jack Robinson, how toxic masculinity ruins everything, have a sidebar about feeling connected to fictional characters, and discover that war is bad. Katy is a Miss Fisher Earrings Expert, Carrie channels her inner Frasier, Maddy slides in an Amanda Bynes reference, and Mack made a boob joke that was unfortunately funny. We also discuss how the show covered hot button feminist topics in a surprising way, decide which character would vape, try to name dog detectives, and attempt harmonizing our gasps. Dot deserves everything and Phyrne can have as many men strewn about her boudoir as she wants. Only one of us does an Australian accent (sorry Australia) but TWO become jowly men! Originally recorded September 2019. TW: Suicide, undiagnosed postpartum depression, toxic masculinity

Michelle Cox joins me in the Cozy Corner to chat about A Veil Removed, book 4 in the award-winning Henrietta and Inspector Howard series. A blend of history, romance, and mystery, the Henrietta and Inspector Howard series has been described as "Downtown Abbey meets Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" with a dash of Jane Austen. Michelle also writes “Novel Notes of Local Lore,” a weekly blog dedicated to Chicago’s forgotten residents. Find Michelle at www.michellecoxauthor.com Twitter: @michellecox33 Facebook: @michellecoxwrites Instagram: michellecoxwrites

Michelle Cox joins me in the Cozy Corner to chat about A Veil Removed, book 4 in the award-winning Henrietta and Inspector Howard series. A blend of history, romance, and mystery, the Henrietta and Inspector Howard series has been described as "Downtown Abbey meets Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" with a dash of Jane Austen. Michelle also writes “Novel Notes of Local Lore,” a weekly blog dedicated to Chicago’s forgotten residents. Find Michelle at www.michellecoxauthor.com Twitter: @michellecox33 Facebook: @michellecoxwrites Instagram: michellecoxwrites Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/profile/michelle-cox Newsletter: http://michellecoxauthor.com/newsletter-sign-up/

Tegan and Jodie finally agree in the colour spectrum. In our 22nd episode, we talk about the Australian TV series, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. It's a small show that has become on of our favourites and is going to get a full length movie spin off so we gotta talk about it. The next episode is going to be a listener voted on over on my Twitter account so got to @ieteganjade and participate over the next few days. CONTACT US: colourtheorypodcast@gmail.com LINKS Tegan Jade's Twitter: twitter.com/ieteganjade?lang=en Jodie Teal's Instagram: instagram.com/jodie.teal.art?utm…shid=1wjzioc63eu3e Patreon: www.patreon.com/teganjadeandjodieteal Discord: discord.gg/FJdMMH Soundcloud: @user-658700874 iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/colou…d1446307790?mt=2 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6tla8jGHWDHJBDuqlo6DM0 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxcN9Nimi7C_H850qgAYZ2Q

Neighbuzz went to the Logies! Part 2 of 2 includes our chats with various Australian TV glitterati including Gold Logie nominees, past winners, actors, comedians, presenters and reality stars... it's a real smorgasbord! Join CJ, Kate and Vaya at the mobile PirateNet Studios outside Lassiters Gold Coast - the only podcast talking Neighbours on the red carpet.... In order of appearance: Ron Iddles (The Good Cop, Foxtel) Julia Morris (I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Ten) Dr Chris Brown ((I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! The Living Room, Ten Grant Denyer (Celebrity Name Game, Ten) Jan Fran (The Feed, SBS) Carrie Bickmore (The Project, Ten) Chris Walker (Thinkative Television) Kate Peck (Ten Sport) Myf Warhurst (Eurovision Song Contest, SBS) Waleed Aly (The Project, Ten) Shaynna Blaze (Selling Houses Australia, Foxtel) Andrew Winter (Selling Houses Australia, Foxtel) Charlie Albone (Selling Houses Australia, Foxtel) Angie Kent (The Bachelorette, Ten) Mike (Married at First Sight, Nine) Lana Wilkinson (celebrity stylist) DilrukJayasinha (2018 Most Popular New Talent winner) Lehmo (comedian) Essie Davis (Lambs of God, Foxtel, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, ABC) Doris Younane (Five Bedrooms, Ten) Sam Neill (Jurassic Park!!) Frankie J Holden (A Place to Call Home, Foxtel) Costa Georgiadis (Gardening Australia, ABC) Amanda Keller (The Living Room, Ten) The Mullet Montage features: Lehmo Tim Robards Jan Fran Mike from MAFS Joel Creasey Lana Wilkinson Andy Lee Harley Breen Selling Houses Australia Carrie Bickmore Chris Walker Katrina Milosevic www.neighbuzzpod.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/neighbuzzpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Neighbuzzpod/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/neighbuzzpod Thanks for listening!

We welcome Jennifer Aldrich of The Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas from Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries! Jennifer Aldrich is a wearer of many hats, all of them stylish. She is an author, performer, and event planner. Jennifer is a board member of the Adventuresses' Club of the Americas and the local planning committee chair for the 2019 Miss Fisher Con in San Jose, CA. The Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas (ACotA) is a 501(c)7 nonprofit that seeks to promote and encourage fellowship of the fans of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries through social activities, by providing platforms for discussion, and by producing the annual Miss Fisher Con fan convention. In the true spirit of our heroine, the Honorable Miss Phryne Fisher, the Adventuresses’ Club of the Americas is not an exclusive group of fangirls. We welcome all those who appreciate and celebrate the joy in all things related to this show, its era, and its actors. We embrace each and every one of the thousands of global fans that Miss Fisher has acquired since the books were originally published and the show began. Think of us simply as a chapter of the wider Adventuresses’ Club of the World. For more information about the Adventuresses' Club of the Americas and Miss Fisher Con 2019 in San Jose, please check out our website at https://www.missfishercon.com and become an ACotA member.

Margaret updates us on some new offerings in the Cozy Mystery category, including a review of the new spin-off of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and a brand-new Acorn series about mystery writers who, naturally, solve mysteries. Then, we attempt to break down what is going on with the new Apple TV streaming service, including such important questions as: what does it cost? When will it be available? What will be on it? Will it be any good? (Spoiler: We have answers to almost none of those questions.) 

Summary: Acting MCPL Director Anita Vassallo and Outreach Associate Sarah Mecklenburg share their love of historical fiction and recommended books they've enjoyed. Recording Date: July 11, 2018 Guests: Anita Vassallo is the Acting Director of MCPL. Sarah Mecklenburg is a member of MCPL's Outreach team. Both are enthusiastic readers of historical fiction. Hosts: Julie Dina and David Payne What Our Guests Are Reading:  Anita Vassallo: A Column of Fire by Ken Follett, third book in the Kingsbridge series. The first book in the series is Pillars of the Earth, the second is World Without End. Circe by Madeline Miller. Love in a Cold Climate by Nancy Mitford.  Sarah Mecklenburg: Grave Peril by Jim Butcher, third book in the Dresden File series. The first book is Storm Front, the second is Fool Moon. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle.  Books, Movies, and Authors Mentioned During This Episode: Airborn by Kenneth Oppel  Amelia Peabody series by Elizabeth Peters  American Girls series by various authors Aubrey- Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian Blackout by Connie Willis Brother Cadfael series by Ellis Peters Boundless by Kenneth Oppel Dear America series by various authors R.F. Delderfield Doomsday by Connie Willis The Far Pavilions by M.M. Kaye The Glass Sentence by S.E. Grove Philippa Gregory Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows I, Claudius by Robert Graves Jalna series by Mazo De La Roche Killer Angels by Michael Sharra Little House books by Laura Ingalls Wilder  Maisie Dobbs mysteries by Jacqueline Winspear Margaret Laurence March by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes mysteries by Laurie R. King Medicus mysteries by Ruth Downie Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon Phryne Fisher mysteries by Kerry Greenwood. Basis for the Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries television series.  Ann Rinaldi Rick Riordan The Secret Chord by Geraldine Brooks The Seeing Stone by Kevin Crossley-Holland The Shakespeare Stealer by Gary Blackwood Sharpe series by Bernard Cornwell Sherlock Holmes books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller Steven Saylor To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis Kate Waters The Year of the Hangman by Gary Blackwood Year of Wonder by Geraldine Brooks Other Items of Interest: The Dreamer by Laura Innes. A webcomic about a 17 year old high school student who has intense, realistic dreams about a Revolutionary War soldier.  "Game of Thrones Fandom Fun". An episode of the Library Matters podcast in which Game of Thrones fans Anita Vassallo Angelica Rengifo, and Susan Moritz share their love of the books and television series.   Lackadaisy Cats by Tracy J. Butler. A webcomic about anthropomorphic cats set in St. Louis during Prohibition.  Little House controversy. A division of the American Library Association voted to remove Laura Ingalls Wilder's name from a major children's literature award.  Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction Read the transcript. 

Chatting With Sherri is excited to welcome; Ruby Rees from Miss Fisher Mysteries!   Ruby has been a professional performer all her life. She can be seen in her recurring role as Jane Ross in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries!!  And her latest show is the key role of 'Edith' in Foxtel's miniseries Picnic at Hanging Rock.   Ruby trained in all facets of acting at HB Studios in New York.  Ruby has been in countless live productions, most recently appearing in an Off-Broadway production of Noel Coward’s Design For Living, directed by Tony Award Winner Jack Hoffsiss. And  most recently Good Boy for Franco Films NYC.   Ruby Rees , who wrapped Picnic last year, is shining a spotlight on the #metoo movement, here in Oz. “Women By the Sea” is Ruby’s first feature film and boasts an entirely female cast and crew. She is set to star in the film alongside what promises to be an outstanding cast. Here is a little video; https://vimeo.com/277804120   You can help here; https://igg.me/at/WBTSfilm/x   “Just one film with an 100% female employment rate should be enough to get people talking. Get Australia buzzing about inclusion riders, closing the pay gap, and the female voice, the way Hollywood is now. Enough to spark serious change!”   This is a recorded interview, please do not call in.

Michael and Krissa are joined in the studio by the very talented and lovely producer of "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries”, Fiona Eagger.   Together they chat all things Phryne Fisher and her murder mysteries as will as this week’s upcoming films.

On this episode of Be the Serpent, we're discussing "Theft of Assets, Destruction of Property" by Helenish, Think of England by KJ Charles, and the television show Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, as well as a full buffet of romance tropes. And we're joined by a guest, the lovely Amanda Jean from The Hopeless Romantic podcast!!   Things we mentioned: Think of England by KJ CharlesMiss Fisher’s Murder MysteriesTheft of Assets, Destruction of Property by HelenishThe Hopeless Romantic with Amanda Jean and Austin ChantEurovisionDouglas AdamsThe Vorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster BujoldBeyond Heaving Bosoms: The Smart Bitches’ Guide to Romance Novels by Sarah Wendell, Candy TanBrooklyn Nine-Nine"Think Once, Think Twice" by Fahye (Freya)Bear by Marian EngelCaptive Prince (again) by CS PacatSherlockYuri!!! On Ice"Victor Effing Nikiforov" by shysweetthing"i know my madness" by astoryaboutwarPiper Vaughn’s Portland Pack ChroniclesKushiel’s Dart by Jacqueline CareyThe Lynburn Legacy by Sarah Rees BrennanIn Other Lands by Sarah Rees BrennanThe Tiger’s Daughter by K. Arsenault RiveraIsobelle Carmody What we’re reading: Spirits Abroad by Zen ChoThe Tea Master And The Detective by Aliette de BodardThree Dark Crowns by Kendare BlakeSpace Opera by Catherynne M Valente Transcription:  This episode was transcribed by the amazing Sara, Neharika, and Magali! Find the transcription here.

It's election season again! Let's spring forward into another episode of Infinite Infinite Jest Jest. Caitlin and Jenny discover that time is a flat circle, Garth Brooks invented brunch, Ted Cruz invented hypocrisy, and tortellini is the worst. They also slouch against some fireplaces and enter the world of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries to solve a most dire case: Which character is most likely to tell you to read Infinite Jest? They solve this one in heels.

This week, special guest Craig (of Overdue fame) joins the show to help Kathryn recommend a new round of shows to our generous patrons. Then, Craig lends us his theatrical expertise as we jump into episodes 3 and 4 of Slings and Arrows. SHOW NOTES:  Show recommendations! Adventure Time: http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/video/adventuretime/ Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: https://www.netflix.com/title/70259338 Orange Is The New Black: https://www.netflix.com/title/70242311 Line of Duty: https://www.hulu.com/line-of-duty Borgen: https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/borgen-season-1-english-subtitles/id1029864055 Slings and Arrows S01E03: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kseo537iflc Slings and Arrows S01E04: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXHBBi79wg8 Overdue, where you can hear Craig every week: http://overduepodcast.com/

Alexis Neal leads Sara Davis and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of the Australian period drama series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries.

Kelsey introduces Jason to the fantastical, feminist and fashion-forward world of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Also: Jason finally figures out why people enjoy Law & Order and Kelsey stays one step ahead of the authorities.

Kim's Pick- This week, we review the first five episodes of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries.

Chatting with Sherri is excited to welcome the diverse and talented actor,Travis McMahon! Travis McMahon is best known as Bert Johnson from Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries will joins us to talk about some his latest work and adventures. Including appearing his as a guest at the first ever Miss Fisher Convention!  He has acted in TV series such as;(of course,)Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries ,  Last Man Standing and Good Guys Bad Guys  and films; Kokoda: 39th Battalion and Cactus!

Australian Actor Musician Anthony Sharpe Visits Madame Perry's Salon  Melbourne based actor and singer Anthony Sharpe is my guest on Madame Perry's Salon Sunday, July 16, at 9:00PM Eastern. The show can be enjoyed live here, and listeners are welcome to call in and with Anthony in the studio at 646-716-9922. Sharpe is well known in the USA for his role as Cec in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, as well as roles in There's A Bluebird In My Heart, Blue Heelers, Hotel Motel, Neighbours, Initiation, and more.

Chatting With Sherri welcomes The Adventuresses' Club of the Americas to talk about the first ever Miss Fisher Convention! Bianca McCarthy of The Adventuresses' Club of the Americas will chat about the convention, who the guests are and what they have planned.   The Adventuresses' Club of the Americas's mission is to foster community among the fans of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries that hail from North, Central and South America while also welcoming the global Phandom. Miss Fisher Con is an extension of that mission. Miss Fisher Con (or Convention) is a chance for fans to immerse themselves in Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries. MFMM, as it is affectionately known, has amassed a legion of loyal fans around the world. Whether it's the actors, the fashions, the character of Phryne Fisher, or the charming storytelling, there is something magical about this show and these characters created by Kerry Greenwood. The special guest for the convention is Travis McMahon who plays the gruff but lovable Bert!  The Australian fans have had a number of lovely gatherings in celebration of the costume exhibit, the coloring book, musical events and more. Only a few smaller events have taken place outside of Australia to celebrate aspects of the show but the international fans haven't had a chance to gather together as a larger group to connect in person to celebrate their shared obsession. Miss Fisher Con is that chance!

Internationally recognized for her work, Marion has many film, mini-series and television credits to her name. These include: Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles, Salem's Lot, Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King, and The Hollowmen. More recently, Marion has worked on Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and the Australian feature film, The Dressmaker.

In which we return to deal with a floppy man complaining about his first world time and space problems. On this week's edition of the show, Danica and Brandon continue to trip down the River Song timeline with FLESH AND STONE, a not-at-all terrifying episode involving weird stone space monsters. (I WONDER WHICH CREATURES THOSE ARE??!?) Along the way, people die. And some don't! And Matt Smith remains floppity. Also, we discuss Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, because everybody should at some point in their lifetime. Outro music is "Let's Misbehave" from Miss Fisher's.

Your new BFFs return for another week of geekery! This time Jordan checks out the jazz-era Australian series 'Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries' and Caitlin investigates on the work of anime director Mamoru Hosoda with his 2012 work 'Wolf Children.' Was Jordan left doing the Charleston across the Polly Pocket? Was Caitlin ready to join the people calling Hosoda 'the next Miyazaki'? Answers await you! Also this episode: X-Men AoA is bleh, Suicide Squad looks promising, Jason Momoa has a lovely beard, Brie Larson might be Captain Marvel, the argument that refuses to die makes its on-air debut, and Hot Dog Girl is the official Queen of the Geekdown Podcast.

In this episode, Bridget and Jen talk the unbridled joy of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, the utility of abandoning oneself to the frozen winds, and the Shipping & Handling book club! 

Despite the lack of frights in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, Robert and Rich wax nostalgic on spooky specials for halloween. Robert also flips the script on Rich with a bevy of shows he's watched and is raring to talk about. A drop in is also made by a now reoccurring guest.

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We're back! This week, with special guest Becca Gross, we talked about College. The movie was 2002's Drumline and the novel was Pamela Dean's. Also discussed: Amy's been enjoying NCIS, NCIS: LA and Person of Interest as part of her summer of procedurals. Joseph was really into the new movie Turbo Kid. Becca is into the return of Drunk History and Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Also mentioned this week: Brokenwood Mysteries, Centerstage and 106 & Park. Next episode: Conspicuous Consumption. The movie is The Queen Of Versailles, streaming on Netflix, Hulu Plus and Amazon and the novel is Judith Krantz's Scruples. Into Music: "Buckeye Battle Cry" Outro Music: "Tam Lin" by Fairport Convention, off of the album Liege & Lief

Mind Grapes: It's hot, so thinking deeply is not really a priority right now. Alli has four words for you: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Also a brief foray in to the film The Sapphires in a display of Australian media love. Sam talks about a new podcast that we have both been enjoying with Brent Black and Travis McElroy in Trends Like These - a discussion of issues, events, or various other things that are trending on the internet. Where Do We Put This?: Sam is in the research hot seat this week with a bit of a (wonderful, informative) lecture about net neutrality. What is it? Why has it been in the news so much in the past year? What is Canada doing right (again)? Why should librarians give a hoot? And what still needs to be examined and helped? We scratch the surface here, but we would love to hear your thoughts.

As part of the Emerging Writers’ Festival, we hosted a panel exploring over half a decade of Australian television broadcasting with a fascinating look at the ABC. With its history stretching back to 1956, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation is an integral part of the Australian television landscape. ACMI and the Emerging Writers' Festival bring together a special panel of writers, critics and commentators to explore over half a decade of what many refer to as "Aunty", with a fascinating exploration of our national broadcaster. Taking a look back at its humble beginnings broadcasting a single non-commercial television channel, all the way through to its current position providing a suite of content across numerous terrestrial, digital and web based channels, our panel will explore past programs and examine the current crop of acclaimed ABC series including Rake, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, and Redfern Now. Recorded on 4/5/2014

Ashleigh Cummings is one of Australia's rising stars. She is known for her roles in TV series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and Puberty Blues. She's also currently starring in Belvoir's production of Samson, which opened in Sydney on May 7th. She's also 22. Ashleigh dropped by The Cellar to chat to us about acting, her process and experiences.

Kelly Lefever comes from a long line of screenwriters and got her start on Prisoner as a 17 year old.  From there she has written for numerous productions including Neighbours, Blue Heelers, The Circuit and Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries to name but a few.   In this episode Kelly discusses many topics including her writing routine, dealing with the anxiety of delivering scripts, the benefits of the Writers Guild and her life-changing experience working on The Circuit. 

Get your gold and pearl pocket handgun and your fanciest flapper dress, because this week we're going to con you into watching one of our favourite shows - Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. It turns out Australia has one-upped the entire world with an amazing tv show about ladies and murder and great clothes with a great ensemble cast, and this is the perfect time to get into it. So pour yourself a sidecar and settle in while we do our best to hook you without just sitting down and making you watch the first 20 minutes of the pilot.You should follow us on Twitter.

Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox, co-founders of Every Cloud Productions