Best Rowan Wright Podcasts (2025)

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Beth-Sarah Wright: the Dignity Lens 1:00:13

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What if dignity is a way of seeing that changes the kind of attention we pay to each other and to our world? Authenticity, human dignity and the courage to confront difficult truths are a common thread in the writing of Dr Beth-Sarah Wright who joins the podcast for this conversation during her recent visit to Brisbane. The Latin root of the word '…

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Popped! - Customer Service 21:42

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Recorded by Cecelia Callaghan

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Popped! - Virginie B 34:41

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Interview recorded by Youssef Hamoda at FME

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Popped! - La Flemme 25:44

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Recorded by Youssef Hamoda

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Popped! - Fresh Wax 15:50

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Recorded by Cece Callaghan

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What does Hampton Inn’s popularity say about us, with Bloomberg’s Patrick Clark 27:44

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The Sunday Long Read chats with Bloomberg’s Patrick Clark about one of his latest articles: a deep dive into the hotel chain Hampton Inn, and why its reputation as being "rigorously OK” has led, unexpectedly, to world domination. Read Patrick's story : American Mid: Hampton Inn’s Good-Enough Formula for World Domination As Americans take some of th…

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Popped! - The Darcy's 16:48

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Recorded by Cece Callaghan

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Popped! - Trisha Cruzada 24:52

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Recorded by Youssef Hamoda.

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Spiritual Misfits, On the Way (LIVE at 'Words for Those Who Wander') 54:57

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A special cross-over podcast episode between Spiritual Misfits and On the Way, recorded at 'Words For Those Who Wander' at West End Uniting Church in Brisbane. In this conversation, Will Small, Dom Fay, Sue Grimmett, and Peter Catt explore what happens when the old spiritual maps stop working and we need to become cartographers for our time. Togeth…

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Wil Gafney: Reading and Seeing from the Margins 53:28

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We do everything we do in this world through our embodiment. There remains a pervasive myth that we move through this world working and creating without leaving any trace of our own lived experience upon our moving and interacting, commenting and creating. With such a mythology the dominant voices become normative, and can be associated with object…

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Out the Bubble - Mothland Party with TVOD 24:52

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Recorded by Cece

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Popped! - Chef Paul Toussaint 15:37

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Recorded by Ava Francin

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Popped! - Karma Glider 14:32

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Recorded by Cecelia Callaghan. Thanks to Mothland

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Out the Bubble - Le 30 Fevrier 20:41

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Recoded by Youssef Hamoda

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Popped! - Thomas Papakostas 18:23

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Recorded by Youssef Hamoda

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Thinking about your sun exposure this summer? Journalist Rowan Jacobsen has answers 44:48

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Q&A: Thinking about your sun exposure this summer? Journalist Rowan Jacobsen has answers As summer officially kicks off, Behind the Story host Amanda Ulrich chats with fellow journalist Rowan Jacobsen about his in-depth reporting on sunlight and sun exposure—and its many benefits you may not know about. Rowan gives his take on when you should wear …

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Meg Wheatley: Restoring Sanity 56:25

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After 50 years of working with leaders globally, Margaret Wheatley, argues that leadership has never been more difficult. In the face of a multicrisis of climate and human created catastrophes, Meg points to the compelling need to awaken the human spirit and create “islands of sanity”: spaces of possibility and refuge created by people's commitment…

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Popped! - Hanorah 28:16

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Recorded & edited by Youssef Hamoda

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Thought Bubble - Barbershops: The Male Therapy Office 28:16

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Recorded & edited by Youssef Hamoda.

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Popped! - Alix Fernz 18:13

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Recorded by Cecelia Callaghan

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Out the Bubble - Classical Forms Disfigured 29:04

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Episode Notes Recorded at Ckut Studios

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Thought Bubble - Histories of Queer Montreal 22:52

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Episode Notes Recorded at Ckut Studios

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Thought Bubble - Montreal Drag 32:26

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Episode Notes Recorded at CKUT Studios

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Lamorna Ash: A New Generation's Search for Religion 1:07:55

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Exploring a curious story that she thought might be “knotty and weird”, of two comedians from her student days who converted to Christianity and decided to become Anglican priests, journalist Lamorna Ash unearths a recurring phenomenon of a new generation discovering religion for themselves. Lamorna sets out on a journey that takes her across Brita…

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Popped! - General Chaos 32:53

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Episode Notes Recorded at CKUT Studios

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Popped! - Alice Shuang Wu 26:03

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Episode Notes Recorded at CKUT Studios

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Out the Bubble - Muralfest 21:02

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Episode Notes Recorded by Andrade and Paulin Aired from CKUT Studios

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Out the Bubble - Grimey Pop-Up 13:58

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Episode Notes Recorded by Youssef at the Grimey Pop-Up. Aired from the CKUT Studios.

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Popped! - Countercurrents Crew & Cast 22:29

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Episode Notes Interview recorded by Youssef on June 3rd. Aired live from the Ckut Studios on June 10th.

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Popped! - Caroline Nguyen 20:40

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Episode Notes Recorded by Henry Kemeny Wodlinger

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Out the Bubble - MIKE Show ft. Mike Shabb 28:13

4M ago28:13

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Episode Notes Recorded and aired from the CKUT studios.

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Out the Bubble - Festival Accès Asie 27:31

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Episode Notes Recorded by Youssef Hamoda. Aired on May 27th from the CKUT Studios.

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Out the Bubble - Korean Film Festival: 11th Edition 37:36

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Episode Notes Recorded by Sofia Andrade. Aired from the CKUT Studios on May 27th.

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Thought Bubble - Montreal Chinese Hospital & The Falooda Collective 28:44

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References: “Montréal Chinatown 1980s - 2014”, David Chuenyan Li, Timothy Chiu Man Chan, www.sfu.ca/chinese-canadian-history/montreal_chinatown_en.html. “A Chinese Hospital in Montréal.” Encyclopédie Du MEM, 2 June 2017, ville.montreal.qc.ca/memoiresdesmontrealais/en/chinese-hospital-montreal. Fallooda Collective: https://www.instagram.com/faloodac…

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Talking ’60s rock and the art of the celebrity interview with Geoff Edgers 52:32

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Talking ’60s rock and the art of the celebrity interview with Geoff Edgers Behind the Story host and journalist Amanda Ulrich chats with The Washington Post’s Geoff Edgers about everything music and pop culture — from Edgers’ recent story about a group of diehard Kinks fans, to his approach to interviewing celebrities like Tiffany Haddish and the l…

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Parker J. Palmer: Everything Falls Away 1:16:03

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"Sooner or later, everything falls away." With these words, author Parker J. Palmer begins his much-loved poem exploring the landscape of loss, grief and letting go. In this conversation, Parker reads the poem and reflects on the transient nature of reality and the great tapestry that holds all things together. Dom joins Parker in his living room i…

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Out the Bubble - Ophelie Hats 20:58

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Episode Notes Recorded by Kayla Gaisi. Aired on May 20th from the CKUT studios.

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Thought Bubble - Anglophone Theatre Roundup 13:30

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Episode Notes Recorded by Henry Kemeny-Wodlinger. Aired on May 20th from CKUT studios.

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Out the Bubble - Sounds from a Mereba Concert 26:38

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Episode Notes Recorded and aired from the CKUT studios on May 20th.

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Thought Bubble - Getting Involved in the Montreal Film Industry 23:54

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Episode Notes Recorded by Sofia Andrade. Aired on May 13th from the CKUT studios.

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Out the Bubble - MAI 25 Year Anniversary 17:27

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Episode Notes Recorded and edited by Youssef Hamoda. Aired on May 13th.

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Best of BTB - Guest Calls 32:28

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Episode Notes Recorded on May 6th at the CKUT studios. Recorded by Ella Paulin, Youssef Hamoda, and Sofia Andrade.

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Out the Bubble - Variety Pack 03 16:48

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Episode Notes Recorded live at the CKUT studios by Ella Paulin, Alara Rago, and Henry Kemeny-Wodlinger on May 6th.

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Pádraig Ó Tuama: The Room Next To Belief 52:44

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Alongside being the title of Pádraig Ó Tuama's recently released collection of poetry, Kitchen Hymns is also an informal term referring to the hymns sung in Irish homes that weren't allowed in formal church contexts, due to their being in the Irish language rather than Latin. It is this rebellious and honest flavour of sacred expression that has be…

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Popped! - Tachie Menson 50:37

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Episode Notes Recorded at the CKUT Studios by Youssef Hamoda, Sofia Andrade, and Ella Paulin on Apr 29.

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Behind the Story : Rhana Natour on the plight of Palestinian child amputees 41:57

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SLR podcast host and writer Amanda Ulrich talks with fellow journalist Rhana Natour about her National Magazine Award-winning story, "Coming to America." That piece, written for The Atavist Magazine last year, tells the story of one teenager from Gaza: 14-year-old Layan Albaz, who lost both of her legs in an Israeli airstrike and traveled to the Un…

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Popped! - Leonie Gray 30:15

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Episode Notes Recorded on Apr 22nd by Ella Paul-Chowdhury, Rowan Wright, and Youssef Hamoda at the CKUT studio.

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Out the Bubble - Bad Objection EP Launch 12:47

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Episode Notes Recorded on Apr 22 by rowan Wright, Youssef Hamoda, and Ella Paul-Chowdhury at the CKUT studio.

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Out the Bubble - Scatterbrain Launch Party 34:00

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Episode Notes Commentary recorded on April 22nd by Rowan Wright at the CKUT recording studio. Interviews recorded by Rowan Wright and Youssef Hamoda on April 4th at the Scatterbain launch party, hosted at SAT. Special thanks to Michelle Wang.

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Barbara Brown Taylor: Rediscovering Reverence 1:03:12

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In the midst of our busy lives, we can so easily miss the sacred shining through every moment. Children are instinctively drawn to bewilderment and astonishment at the wonder of life, and yet it is a way of seeing that often fades as the rigours and responsibilities of adult life take over. Barbara Brown Taylor has been exploring the idea of revere…