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Richard Baker is one of Australia’s most creative, engaging and groundbreaking investigative journalists with five Walkley Awards and 15 Melbourne Press Club Quill Awards to his name. And when it comes to creating compelling and unique audio, Richard is world class with the likes of Phoebe’s Fall, Wrong Skin and The Last Voyage of The Pong Su in his podcast back catalogue. Investigative journalism requires patience and perseverance, which Richard has in spades, but his key to developing solid story ideas comes from the art of observation. He never leaves home without his notebook but does leave judgement at the door in pursuit of his craft and seeking out the truth. Following a successful career at The Age newspaper Richard took the leap and launched a premium storytelling company with the ambition to be the southern hemisphere’s best independent creator of podcasts, documentaries and limited series. TWO AM I Listen Curiously CREDITS Hosts: Jack Riewoldt and Shane McCurry Thanks to our guest Richard Baker: To learn more about Richard: Richard on LinkedIn Southern Ocean Media Links from this episode: Wrong Skin Phoebe’s Fall Last Voyage of the Ponsu Bagdad Nights And then they run (BAND) Non-Hodgkin Lymphona Find TWO AM I on social media here: TWO AM I YouTube TWO AM I Instagram TWO AM I Tik Tok TWO AM I LinkedIn TWO AM I LinktreeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Richard Baker is one of Australia's finest investigative journalists and podcasters for Fairfax.He gives great insights into his 'Golden Rules' for making series like The Last Voyage of the Pong Su, Phoebe's Fall and Wrong Skin.The Last Voyage of the Pong Su was nominated for Best True Crime Podcast at the Australian Podcast AwardsFollow Richard on TwitterRichard listens too these podcastsScript NotesThe DailyABC Cricket CoverageBehind The Podcast, brought to you by the Australian Podcast Awards and is created by DM PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Richard Berry does a long-distance interview with Siobhan McHugh, an Associate Professor of Journalism from the University of Woollongong in Australia. She will be familiar name to anyone working in podcast studies and to any avid listener of narrative documentary podcasts. Siobhan is an active and prolific scholar, a podcast producer and consultant, and the founder of the Radio Doc Review, a pioneering academic journal (https://ro.uow.edu.au/rdr/). In this interview we explore some of the themes she addresses in her work around the affective power of sound and voice in immersive audio storytelling, drawing on examples of her work; notably her collaborations with The Age newspaper on Phoebe’s Fall, Wrong Skin, and the Last Voyage of the Pong Su. Previously, we have explored the role of podcasting in research and methodologies for peer review in audio work. In this episodes Siobhan discusses the role of ‘Non-Traditional Research Output’ (NTRO) in the Australian system, which has allowed her to weave media practice and applied research in oral history, documentary, and podcast studies. Personal website: https://siobhanmchugh.org/about/ Podcasts Discussed: https://www.theage.com.au/interactive/2016/phoebesfall/index.html https://www.theage.com.au/wrong-skin https://www.theage.com.au/pong-su https://www.supremecourt.vic.gov.au/podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newauralcultures/message

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To be honest, when I started out researching this topic, I was pretty clueless and surprised at how prevalent skin bleaching is and is a continued practice in parts of the US, Africa, the Carribean, and Asia. Despite this practice, that is going back several hundred years, and the known physical, physiological and mental damages that can occur from the continued use of skin bleaching, it is still prevalent and in some cases seen as necessary in order for a woman to be considered of worth or value in her society. I hope that after listening you gain some deeper insight into this unfortunate self-care practice and develop a level of understanding of what skin bleaching is and how the practice has been perpetuated and encouraged for so long, a certain level of empathy for understanding their why and lastly a hope that you will go out into your communities and begin to respect and revere in the uniqueness of all women no matter their looks or skin color and see that deep down, essentially we are all the same. The Reality of Skin Bleaching and the Story Behind It The Truth Behind Skin Bleaching: Slavery Origins, Harmful Side Effects Dove, Real Beauty and the Racist History of Skin Whitening Asia's Skin Whitening Craze The Shocking Cancer Effects of Skin Bleaching Why Black Woman in a Predominantly Black Culture Are Still Bleaching Their Skin Donate to help support this podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themasterfulartofselfcare/support

The epDate  —  Podcast Award Season Welcome to The epDate, where we bring you the latest in podcasting for podcast people!  On this week’s show, we’ll explore the latest news in the podcasting world, some podcasts you should be checking out this week, and our podcaster spotlight, featuring Jarrod Walsh from Best Team Men. But first, here are two fresh news headlines from the podcasting world:World Podcast News Podcast Award News (Australia & Britain) True crime podcast, ‘Wrong Skin’ has taken out Australian podcast of the year at the Australian Podcast Awards in Sydney. ‘Wrong Skin’ is a podcast from news outlet The Age, which investigates the 1994 disappearance and death of two Indigenous young adults in the Kimberley. ‘STAGES with Peter Eyers’ took out the Best New Podcaster award. In the British Podcast Awards, it was George, The Poet and his podcast ‘Have You Heard George’s Podcast’ taking out five awards — including the coveted Podcast of The Year award. Sony Music Join the Pod Wars Sony Music Entertainment has announced its entry into the booming podcasting landscape, with a joint venture with two veteran podcast producers. Sony has teamed up with Adam Davidson, the co-founder of NPR’s “Planet Money” and Laura Meyer, who’s worked with such companies as Stitcher and Panoply Media, to create original scripted and unscripted podcast content, spanning a multitude of genres. Sony is the latest big name to join in the impending fight for exclusive podcasting talent and content rights, in what the epDate is calling, the Pod Wars. That’s what’s making waves in the podcast world this week, now here are a few show suggestions for your podcast cravings.Podcast Suggestions: This week we’re looking at some shows for the history buffs out there. Retropod Join Mike Rosenwald on Retropod, a show for history lovers, featuring stories about the past, rediscovered. Looking into the past for forgotten heroes, overlooked villains, explorers, world changers, dreamers and more. The latest episode looks at the forgotten pioneers of the first American utopia. The Dollop Check out The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds for a comedic look into the past. Anthony research’s and tells fascinating, quirky, and sometimes hard-hitting stories from history to his friend Gareth — who enters the show knowing nothing about the topic at hand. A great way to learn about some bizarre and untold parts of history, whilst having a laugh. Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History takes a unique approach to analysing history. Carlin isn’t a historian, and this isn’t academic history, but rather it’s journalist and broadcaster Dan Carlin’s unique blend of high drama and fantastic narration that has built a large following for this beloved podcast. Check all these podcasts out on your favourite podcast app today.Podcaster’s Spotlight: Each week we’ll have a different podcaster on to talk about their favourite podcasts right now! On this podcaster spotlight, we have Jarrod Walsh from the Auscast Network Extra show, Best Team Men — a brand new sport and pop culture podcast — here are his favourite podcasts right now! Jarrod’s Favourite Podcasts: Fitzy & Wippa The Rub Catch Up — Triple M The Sounding Board   Road Trippin’ The Woj Pod The Howie Games  Police Tape Interview with Andrew Denton The Bad Cast Check out Best Team Men via this channel — Auscast Network Extra — on your podcast app, or at AuscastNetwork.com. If you’re a podcaster and want to share your favourite podcasts at the moment, hit us up on Twitter @AuscastNetwork. And that’s it for the epDate, make sure you subscribe for free to Auscast Network Extra for plenty more great podcasts. The sponsors for this weeks epDate are: Pushpull Media, Got the Merchandise, and Cartel Media. Send us your stories and cool podcast facts at AuscastNetwork.com. Happy Podcasting! Podcast Resources: https://podnews.net/ https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-48326244 https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/sony-music-podcast-adam-davidson-laura-mayer-1203208804/ Music from Free Music Archive in order of appearance Computer Music All Stars — May The Chords Be With You Nctrnm — Absum Nctrnm — Qeue

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. Julie Buck's daughter, Zaria Buck, gives a chilling account of the last time she saw her mum alive in the wet season of 1994.

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. The famous artist and elder Julie was promised to is eager to claim what he considered his.

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. Police identify Julie’s body but are without an explanation as to how, or why she died, and stories emerge of Richard’s whereabouts.

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. When a young couple disappeared in the wet season of 1994, it left a community wanting answers but many too frightened to ask.

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. On Sunday, July 15, listen to the first episode of a major new investigation from Richard Baker at The Age, Melbourne, into an unsolved, suspicious death and a missing person in the Australian outback.

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. A new podcast from Richard Baker at The Age, Melbourne, investigating an unsolved, suspicious death and a missing person in the Australian outback. Click the link or search 'Wrong Skin' to subscribe.

Wrong Skin: a relationship banned under traditional law. A new podcast from Richard Baker at The Age, Melbourne, investigating an unsolved, suspicious death and a missing person in the Australian outback.

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