A podcast showcasing the writing and research of La Trobe University’s staff, students and alumni. Hosted by Professor Clare Wright.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast showcasing the writing and research of La Trobe University’s staff, students and alumni. Hosted by Professor Clare Wright.
Literary La Trobe is hosted by La Trobe University. The show has published 48 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Where’s All the Community?: Aboriginal Melbourne Revisited (2026 Launches at the Library)" (25 March 2026, 49 minutes), "Shared Reading" (14 March 2026, 38 minutes), and "Creative Freshness" (12 December 2025, 49 minutes).
Literary La Trobe publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 59 minutes across 48 episodes.
Booking probability for Literary La Trobe is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Literary La Trobe requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Literary La Trobe's contact route on record: verified email.
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La Trobe University hosts Literary La Trobe, an arts show with 48 episodes published.
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Literary La Trobe
<p>In this important and engaging conversation Professor Julie Andrews discusses her new book, Where Are All the Community? Aboriginal Melbourne Revisited, published by La Trobe University Press, an imprint of Black...
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La Trobe University lecturers Sarah James from Sociology and Juliane Roemhild from English discuss the practise of shared reading, a group experience in which a facilitator can guide a discussion using a written text...
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<p>In 2024 acclaimed Australian writer and La Trobe University Adjunct Research Fellow Christos Tsiolkas was one of the judges of the Melbourne Prize for Literature Writers Prize. This prize is awarded to an essay...
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<p>Award-winning science journalist and former Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow at La Trobe University, Elizabeth Finkel, discusses her latest book, Prove It: A Scientific Guide for the Post-Truth Era, with science educator and...
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Dr Alexis Harley and Dr Tom Ford like to yabber – that’s a Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung word – and they are both fascinated by the etymologies and lives of the words we use. From Rose Hill’s claim on the Rosella, to the Darug...
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<p>Author and creative writing lecturer Catherine Padmore engages in conversation with two La Trobe postgraduate researchers and writers: Tara Calaby, whose debut novel was part of her PhD project and published to...
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<p>The Sandhurst Mechanics' Institute opened in 1854 and for more than fifty years held the largest book collection in Bendigo. In this lively conversation, Claire Knowles and Alexis Harley explore what the Mechanics’...
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<p>The Sandhurst Mechanics' Institute opened in 1854 and for more than fifty years held the largest book collection in Bendigo. In this lively conversation, Claire Knowles and Alexis Harley explore what the Mechanics’...
Literary La Trobe
<p>Cold-blooded killers, grief-stricken widows, famous artists, independent women with sharp minds and large fortunes, and a cap doffed to Jane Austen’s 250th birthday. </p> <p>In this event hear from Dr Kelly Gardiner...
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<p>The Closing Gala of the Bendigo Writers Festival was a celebration of Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. In this event you’ll hear from celebrated author Kate Grenvlle in conversation with me, Clare Wright...
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<p>What happens to our national story when three unconventional historians listen to people, country and the archives in new and challenging ways? </p> <p>In this event three writers and historians Dr Mark Dapin...
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<p>Some of our most acclaimed novelists got their start writing for stage and screen, but each medium presents different thrills and challenges. </p> <p>In this session Finegan Kruckemeyer, Jane Harrison and Jordan...
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<p>Can you understand the heart of a nation – and its narrative – through the public and personal relationships which have forged a path to both conflict and compassion? </p> <p>Shannyn Palmer, Thomas Mayo and Tania...
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<p>How do three writers play at the heart strings of migration and belonging through the power of their words in novels, poetry and memoir?</p> <p>In this session migrant authors Sara M. Saleh, Hana Assafiri, and Kgshak...
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<p>Queer storytelling is experiencing a golden age, with some of Australia’s most talented young writers taking to fiction and non-fiction to document recent LGBTQIA+ history and its intersections with law and...
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<p>Writing is often portrayed as a lonely, isolated pursuit. But what happens when two people write together, collaborate together on storytelling or trying to save the world?</p> <p>In this event we hear from three...
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<p>How can we navigate local and global journeys, across time, space and country, in an age of climate change and imminent environmental collapse? This panel brings into conversation decades of work in archives, in...
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<p>When do neighbours become good friends - or enemies? In this event three security analysts, Professor Bec Strating, Allan Behm and Dr Kylie Moore-Gibert discuss the finer points and the security challenges facing...
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<p>Animals can be companions and resources, cyphers and symbols. But who gets to speak for them, and how? In this event novelist James Bradley, farmer Maggie McKellar and ethicist Professor Peter Singer explore the...
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<p>What happens when a veteran interviewer becomes the interviewee? In this event Clare Wright turn the spotlight on political journalist, podcaster and television presenter, Annabel Crabb for a far ranging and intimate...
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