A bloke had a vague notion. The Williamstown Literary Festival turned it into a reality.
Greensleeves is the sound of anticipation. The sound of promise and summer. The sound of hot days. The sound of ice-cream on your tongue, melting over your fingers, dripping onto your toes.
We’ve never emailed each other. We don’t need Facebook to be friends. We hardly text each other. And then, on the eve of another summer, you tap into your phone...
I’d heard that he might be up this way. Somewhere. ‘Heard that after the band had fallen apart he had headed north. But how far north?
From tips on microphone technique to recommendations about public liability to letters in support of grant applications, the NFFC has been a great ally.
Every morning I ride a few minutes to my school crossing and park my bicycle under my Detectorists tree.
In 2018 Andy really threw the cat amongst the pigeons with a story about an outrageous heavy metal song by The Osmonds (yes, The Osmonds).
Photo by Eric Algra. June 2018. Martina Medica’s 2018 story about the One Direction song Best Song Ever kicked our concert set list deep into the 21st century. And into boy-band pop! The story is about the rigours of parenting young children and that feeling of exhaustion at, say, five in the afternoon: [...]
Julie Merritt has been part of Stereo Stories from the beginning, from a vague notion mentioned over a kitchen table about seven years ago.
Rob Gador is a great musician, with a calm, kind, generous and caring presence.