Back in June, Lee Davis-Thalbourne and I presented at Audiocraft, a podcast festival in Sydney. We talked about how we make Love and Luck, get into the details, and offer a little advice to anyone who's thinking of getting into producing audio drama.
You can now listen to the entire presentation online via acast - check it out here!
Sydney! I'm coming to you!
My coproducer Lee and I will be presenting at Audiocraft 2018! We'll be talking about how we make Love and Luck, and hopefully inspire a few more Aussies to dip their toes into audio drama!
It's going to be an amazing weekend, so if you can come along, you should! Buy tickets here.
Hello friends! Back in October I was interviewed by Jeff of the Big Gay Fiction Podcast, about Love and Luck - the episode with my interview just dropped, and you can check it out over on TBGF's website!
My dear friends! After almost a year of hard work, I'm very happy to be able to tell you that my queer romance audio drama podcast, Love and Luck, is now live! The first three episodes are available, and it'll be publishing weekly updates for almost a full year of its first season!
Here's some helpful links on where you can listen to it:
YouTube (Episodes with full captions!)
It's been a lot of fun and a lot of work making this podcast, and I'm very happy with the result! I hope you all enjoy it as well!
Hello friends! I tell you, it's a busy time for me at the moment. I have two bits of news for you today!
First up, Floodlight Viscera issue 12 is now available via floodlightviscera.com. You can download a free pdf of it here, or buy a physical copy for $1 on etsy. You can also find it stocked at Sticky Institute in Melbourne.
The second is that my partner Lee and I were on 3CR community radio yesterday as guests of the wonderful Sally Goldner, on her show Out of the Pan. We talked about Love and Luck, and accessibility in the arts and the LGBTIQA+ community. You can listen to the whole show online here.
Friends, I have so much exciting news for you about my upcoming audio drama podcast!
The trailer is now available, so you can listen to it and subscribe via your favourite platform. Here's a link to the Love and Luck new post about it, which has links to all the places you can listen - itunes, youtube, stitcher, pocketcasts, podbean, and the direct RSS feed.
We're also having a special preview event as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival! We're going to play the first FIVE episodes of the season (two more than will be available at launch!) at the wonderful Hares and Hyenas, on the 18th of September at 9pm. Get all the details and buy tickets over on the MFF website.
Erin Kyan would like to acknowledge that he lives on the stolen land of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.
He pays respects to Elders past and present, and extends that respect to all Indigenous people.
Colonisation and genocide are ongoing to this day, and Erin acknowledges the strength and resiliance of First Nations peoples.
Sovereignty was never ceded. So-called Australia always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.
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