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If you missed a moment of enlightenment or entertainment at this year’s Anniversary Festival, we’ve got you covered. Our 2025 festival highlights program brings a collection of captivating conversations by local and international Festival guests directly to your home. With lively talks and reflections aimed at understanding the past, our present, and how our words and actions shape the future.
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival hosts Ubud Writers & Readers Festival Podcast, a arts show with 149 episodes published.
In a powerful conversation from the 2025 Festival, Indonesian journalist and Editor-in-Chief of IDN Times Uni Lubis and Indonesian historian and Founder of Historia.id Bonnie Triyana speak with host and American Professo
In this next #UWRF25 highlight conversation, American writer, journalist and private diplomat Michael Vatikiotis invites New York Times Diplomatxic Correspondent Edward Wong and Chinese Senior Fellow Zhou Bo to examine t
Hear from an all-star line-up of women at the top of their fields as they explore creativity as a gift passed from mother to daughter—from the creation of life to the creation of art, community, and more. Appearing in on
If you are after more conversations from #UWRF25, take this latest highlight session with you on your early commute or as you unwind after a busy day. In this illuminating conversation, Scottish historian and author Sam
Listen back to highlight events from #UWRF25, with new episodes released every week. In this week’s episode, Australian Rewilding Facilitator and writer Gina Chick, British-born essayist and novelist Pico Iyer, and Indon
Beginning the year with one of the timeliest panels from our 2025 Festival, we hope you enjoy hearing Ingrid Rojas Contreras, Shiori Itō, and Virginia Haussegger in a provoking panel moderated by Kirsten Han. Hear from t
Hear from a panel of speakers brought together at #UWRF25 as they explore how, in an increasingly digital world where identity is reduced to labels, titles, and qualifications, we can begin to internalise that identity i
Hear highlight conversations from #UWRF25 as we release a new episode each week. For our second episode, listen to Australian award-winning author Gail Jones as she discusses her new book The Name of the Sister. In conve
We are delighted to announce the release of the first podcast episode from #UWRF25. In our first episode, join moderator Petra Molnar as she talks with brilliant minds Omar El Akkad, Neal Hall and Shiori Itō about how th
In this week's #UWRF24 highlight conversation, the UK’s largest BookTuber and the Internet's Resident Librarian, Jack Edwards, along with digital creator and blogger Sintia Astarina and Bali-based book cover designer and
Catch up on our latest #UWRF24 episode with award-winning authors Felix Cheong, Nam Le, and Omar Musa, alongside host Veronica Sullivan, as they explore the art of genre-shifting and how conventional forms in literature
This week, we are delighted to bring you an intimate conversation recorded live at #UWRF24. Listen in as New York Times bestselling translator and Korean-to-English writer Anton Hur discusses his debut novel, Toward Eter
Listen back to a stellar group of expert podcasters and journalists, including Maltese author Paul Caruana Galizia, award-winning Indonesian journalist and anthropologist Tito Ambyo, and Australian Walkley Award-winning
In the past decade, liberal democracies around the world have been attacked from within, and Myanmar is no exception. The civil war in Myanmar, which began with a coup d'état exactly four years ago, has displaced million
The creative process of character development is one of the most crucial elements of storytelling. Revisit this one-of-a-kind meeting of literary minds between prolific Indonesian author Abi Ardianda, Irish fiction write
We pride ourselves on being a platform where diverse perspectives on urgent issues in Bali, the region, and around the globe can be shared with clarity, nuance, and respect. With the latest ceasefire and hostage deal bet
Love is as complex in literature as it is in reality, capturing the essence of our deepest emotions and weaving stories of passion, heartbreak, and connection. In this discussion, recorded live at #UWRF24, authors Dee Le
Listen to an urgent conversation from this year’s festival featuring renowned best-selling authors Amitav Ghosh, Sathnam Sanghera, and Isna Marifa as they explored the history of European colonialism and its outcomes. Th
In this first episode, Nobel Prize–winning author and journalist Maria Ressa explores the impact of social media on journalism, the fight for press freedom, and the need for ethical storytelling in a fractured world, mod
For our 2023 Festival Highlights finale, listen to unexpected stories of pride and resilience from four incredible queer poets and writers. Hear from Virginia Helzainka, Chris Tse, Norman Erikson Pasaribu, and Broede Car
Edward Wong
Diplomatxic Correspondent · New York Times
1 appearance on this show
Courtney Collins
1 appearance on this show
Sam Dalrymple
author of Shattered Lands: Five...
1 appearance on this show
Pico Iyer
TED speaker and travel writer
1 appearance on this show
Gina Chick
author, rewilding facilitator, adventurer, dancer, speaker
1 appearance on this show
Shiori Ito
co-founder · Hanashi Films
2 appearances on this show
Bri Lee
prolific author, advocate and change maker
1 appearance on this show
Omar El Akkad
award-winning Egyptian-Canadian novelist and journalist
1 appearance on this show
Jack Edwards
video creative and marketing agency pro · TrackSpeedDevelopment
1 appearance on this show
Ben Bland
Director of the Asia-Pacific program · Chatham House
1 appearance on this show
Amitav Ghosh
The Great Derangement
1 appearance on this show
Sathnam Sanghera
journalist, memoirist and novelist
1 appearance on this show
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