Good Reading Podcast

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Carrie Tiffany on her powerful exploration of dementia in the novella. 'The Lady With The Dog'

September 29, 2026

An elderly couple are driving to the pound. At last, the old lady is getting a dog. The dog is driven through a gate in the fence to its new home. It goes to sleep in front of the black stove, but when it wakes, the old lady is confused. Doesn’t she already have a dog? The old lady slips a pair of pantyhose through the dog’s collar and walks it along the fence. For some reason the gate has disappeared. In the dog’s new home objects are uncoupling from their meaning. Is the dog still a dog? Wh...

Matt Nable on his testosterone-fuelled high stakes crime-thriller, 'Mire'

September 15, 2026

They say your life flashes before your eyes just before you die. For Dan Milligan it isn't his life ... it's memories of his dad. Dan has spent his whole life chasing something. Fast cars, leggy blondes, the rush of making a lot of money and the cocaine high to celebrate. But as the stock market plummets in 1987, his world comes crashing down. A new life on the South Coast isn't too bad. Mowing lawns is good, honest work. Most days. But other days, he tells himself he'll get back in the game...

Dr Norman Swan on 'The Brain Cliff' and how to stay away from the edge

September 01, 2026

What many of us fear, especially as we hit our forties and fifties, is not being as quick of mind. Not remembering as well as we used to. By our 60s and 70s we worry there's nothing we can do and that we are falling helplessly into an abyss which leads to dementia. Dr Norman Swan, one of Australia's most trusted doctors, shows us that we've been thinking about brain ageing the wrong way. It doesn't need to be about decline and deficit. It's about how to help our brains adapt, become resilien...

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Good Reading Podcast typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: A published or forthcoming author, memoirist, historian, researcher, or publishing professional with a clearly defined book or publishing project and substantive expertise related to the discussion. Common among recent guests: Published or forthcoming book; Relevant subject-matter expertise; Experience producing or supporting a significant publishing project. Recent guests include A. J. Mackinnon, Barbara Lemon, and Elisabeth Storrs.

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Recent episodes cover Literature, Books, Historical Fiction, Memoir, and Publishing. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.