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Anonymous Was A Woman Podcast

Future Women
Stella Prize
Australia
Early Childhood Education
Translations
Childcare Deserts
Childcare
The Burrow
Parenting
Local Economy
Australian Gothic
Warrnambool
Grief
Single Parenthood
ADHD
Autism
Community Services
Mental Health Workers
Gender Inequality
Australian Literature
Black Convicts

Anonymous Was A Woman with Jamila Rizvi and Astrid Edwards is a conversation on books by, and about, women.

Join our discussion using hashtag #AnonymousWasAWomanPod, and don't forget to follow Jamila (on Instagram and Twitter) and Astrid (also on Instagram and Twitter).

This podcast is brought to you by Future Women and Hachette Australia. The podcast is produced by Bad Producer Productions.

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Latest Episodes

Astrid Edwards interviews Samah Sabawi about her memoir Cactus Pear For My Beloved which is shortlisted for the 2025 Stella Prize.

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Astrid Edwards interviews Melanie Cheng about her novel The Burrow, which is shortlisted for the 2025 Stella Prize.

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Astrid Edwards interviews Amy McQuire about Black Witness: The Power of Indigenous Media, which is shortlisted for the 2025 Stella Prize.

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Astrid Edwards interviews Jumaana Abdu about Translations, which is shortlisted for the 2025 Stella Prize.

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Recent Guests

Samah Sabawi
Author of Cactus Pear For My Beloved, a family memoir about her father's life in Palestine.
Episode: Samah Sabawi on Cactus Pear For My Beloved
Melanie Cheng
Author of The Burrow and practicing physician.
Episode: Melanie Cheng on The Burrow
Jumaana Abdu
Author of the debut novel "Translations"
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Santilla Chingaipe
Author of Black Convicts, How Slavery Shaped Australia
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Professor Leah Rappiner
Professor of sociology at the University of Melbourne, specializing in the future of work and gender equality.
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Professor Andrew Scott
Professor at Deakin University, known for shaping governmental policy on early childhood education.
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Danielle Ward
Former CEO of the Grattan Institute.
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Dr. Catherine Holmes
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Host

Astrid Edwards
Host and chair of judges for the Stella Prize, also hosts the Anonymous Was A Woman Podcast and provides insights into women's literature and issues.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 179 ratings
  • Inspiring and interesting podcast

    This is one of my new favourite podcasts, which has inspired me to read more broadly and more often. Jam and Astrid are thoughtful presenters who weave their own experiences and perspectives into their literature reviews and recommendations and the interviews in this podcast are beautiful deep dives into a wide variety of societal issues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Krissy.W.
    Australia5 years ago
  • Great listen

    Jamila & Astrid are really on a roll. The format is down pat, and this listen just gets better and better!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Qgctiondacgb
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • variety abounds

    Such variety of authors, opinions and ideas. Thanks Jam and Astrid for bringing us this fab podcast. xBelinda

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    batgirlskiiernumberfive
    Australia5 years ago
  • 5 stars!

    Loving listening to you both, the insights, the chats, the info, the books, the insights! whats not to love!

    Thank you, please keep going !! xx

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnaR67
    Australia5 years ago
  • Cracking Listen

    Love the podcast!

    Is there a booklist somewhere? As I don’t always get a chance to jot down the books when I’m on the go.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Lulu Lloyd
    Australia5 years ago

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Engaging hosts who present a blend of humor and thoughtful discussion.
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A diverse array of authors and topics keeps the content fresh and exciting.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Samah Sabawi on Cactus Pear For My Beloved
Q: What is it like to get shortlisted for something that is really personal?
It brings both pride and happiness, but also raises the question of whether it's appropriate to celebrate in light of the ongoing horrors in Palestine.
Melanie Cheng on The Burrow
Q: How did you bring Fiverr the Rabbit into the plot?
Fiverr reflects my own experiences during the pandemic when my family adopted a rabbit, similar to the Lee family's journey.
Melanie Cheng on The Burrow
Q: Can you introduce us to this Melbourne world and this family that you bring us?
The Burrow centers around the Lee family, comprising Jin, Amy, and their introverted daughter Lucy, who are still grieving the loss of their baby sister, Ruby.
Jumaana Abdu on Translations
Q: What did you think was expected of you?
Abdu expressed that there is pressure on marginalized voices to portray trauma to gain a platform.
Jumaana Abdu on Translations
Q: Did you ever think you wouldn't be published?
Abdu had been told previously that no one would be interested in publishing her work, which motivated her to keep writing.

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A rich exploration of literature and its connections to societal issues, hosted by two insightful women who engage deeply with books written by or about women. The conversations often spotlight authors, discussing their works within the context of gender, identity, and contemporary challenges, such as gender inequality and parenting. Noteworthy episodes include in-depth discussions on the complexities of Indigenous media, historical narratives surrounding Australia, and the struggles associated with childcare, demonstrating a commitment to highlighting women's voices and experiences within a literary framework. This series is likely to resonate with listeners who appreciate both literary insights and the broader implications of the themes p... more

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