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Order: Everywhere and Nowhere
Art: Kate Banazi
Across three episodes, we’re bringing you a special audio edition of Notes, the Wheeler Centre’s digital publishing series. For this edition, participants in our 2020 podcast development programme, Signal Boost have created audio stories around the theme 'Order'.
It’s a word that brings to mind structure, organisation, command or subjugation. Think: the natural order, alphabetical order, out of order. It’s a title, descriptor, an alternative. A holy order, a tall order, or law and order? It can be a direction, or a request. Get your house in order. Take your marching orders.
In this episode, Karishma Luthria reflects on home, self-identity and nights that have you tossing and turning.
Who?
Karishma Luthria
Karishma Luthria is a Sydney-based, Mumbai-born and raised community radio journalist and producer. She is a recent Media and Communications graduate, with a passion for audio storytelling that shares lived experiences across culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
She has written for and interned with Reuters, SBS News and Network 10, with her most recent audio project airing on All the Best. She's a 2020 participant in the Wheeler Centre's Signal Boost programme.
Beth Atkinson-Quinton
Beth Atkinson-Quinton is the Wheeler Centre's audio producer, and a broadcaster, audio producer, and artistic programmer living and working on the unceded lands of the Kulin Nation.
Beth is the co-founder of podcast network Broadwave where she mentors emerging audio producers. Beth presents weekly storytelling show The Glasshouse on Triple R, and is the former Creative Producer of Express Media, where she managed the annual program of events, publications, prizes, and fellowships.
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