Coolest podcast I’ve ever worked on with Guardian Australia

Speaking and writing about the intersectional screwery that runs deep in all realms where young people are getting the short end of the stick – housing, education and employment.

Flinders University Social Research @ANU Australian Election Study

Here is the moment Matilda Boseley told me who screwed millennials out of a stable job. Hear what she said in episode 4 today🎧 theguardian.com/australia-news…

Matilda Boseley Today's ep of Who Screwed Millennials is dear to my heart! Michelle Macklem & I worked hard to tell a complicated & fascinating 40-yr story about the rising power of employers to explain how a third of the Australian workforce has ended up in insecure work. Hope it's useful!

I think a lot of people who have had strong reactions to Jess Shane ‘s series really missed the intentionality around this part that alex sujong laughlin describes well here:

Believe it or not, HECS was originally pitched as a way to make universities MORE equitable? So, where did it all go wrong? This episode (reported by the amazing Jane Lee and Michelle Macklem is brilliant). Worth a listen for HECS fans and haters alike! theguardian.com/australia-news…

What do young people have to complain about? We’re the most educated generation so far, but also paying off far higher HECS debts while often in insecure work. Find out who screwed millennials out of an affordable education in ep 3, ft Caitlin Cassidy theguardian.com/australia-news…

Happy podcast launch day! Millennials are set to be the first generation worse off than their parents - in this new series from Full Story, Matilda Boseley and I try to figure out why. First two episodes are out now 🎧 theguardian.com/australia-news…

Is it a screwball buddy comedy about life in the big city or a narrative podcast about intergenerational inequality? Subscribe, listen and find out! theguardian.com/australia-news… Matilda Boseley

These 100 tiny illustrations can show you what has happened to a population of 2.2 million people in the space of just a few months.

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Been workin' hard over at Guardian Australia to bring you this slick new show... Who screwed Millennials (and gen z)? hosted by smart and savvy gems Jane Lee and Matilda Boseley, we get to the bottom of generational inequality and the polices that got us here theguardian.com/australia-news…

Excited to be heading to True/False Film Fest this weekend to present this workshop! We'll be using a choose-your-own-adventure-style role-playing game to talk about navigating documentary power dynamics within the market system

Mark your calendars! Jess Shane, the creator of Shocking, Heartbreaking, Transformative, is presenting at the Based on a True Story Conference this Thursday at Mizzou! Learn more: basedtruestory.com

It's time for freelancers to be treated with respect.

Join your fellow freelance journos, photographers, cartoonists and other media workers for an industry wide zoom meeting on March 6 to plan how we can win a #FairGo4Freelancers this year.
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Working with Eliza Niemi’s music for Shocking, Heartbreaking, Transformative was easily one of my fav parts of sound designing the show. Her music brought unease, joy & complexity to the pod.

Composers make a difference! Hire musicians (and let’s stop relying on library music)

Many thinkers and makers inspired this series.
I've made an incomplete bibliography of references that you can check out here: docs.google.com/document/d/16q…

In the words of Solanas + Getino, 'This is why the film stops here; it opens out to you so that you can continue it.'

Good to see Miranda Sawyer review Jess Shane’s forensic series about documentary-making (initially explored in Lights Out on BBC Radio 4) in today’s Observer New Review

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Our final_final episode, 'Release' is here!
I admit I may have been hiding some of my cards on this winding journey... but hey, that's part of the job, is it not?
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Discover the impact of documentary storytelling in 'Shocking, Heartbreaking, Transformative' by #IWMFgrantee Jess Shane. A 4-part series exploring power, ethics, and the unseen rules of non-fiction. Don't miss it! bit.ly/3vYvyin

In episode 4 we come to the moment of truth: Judy Michael + Ernesto give me their feedback on what I’ve been making about them😬
Edit Sara Nics
Sd/mix Michelle Macklem
Mx Eliza Niemi
Editorial Sara Nics
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