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Memoria Podcast
I founded, produced and edited Memoria Podcast.
The podcast was a finalist in the 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. It is inspired by flash fiction and the narrative non-fiction form. Each story explores a slice of life; a moment in time that has shaped a future. Whether it is the moment you leave a destructive relationship, to the joy of discovering the taste of Wizz Fizz, each the writer’s story is shaped by sound design and music for an immersive listening experience.
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Selected work from Memoria Podcast
Jack
One Woman’s Struggle in Iran
The Rollerskaters
The Undelivered Eulogy
Sherryl Clark
Jack
The story of my grandfather and how mean he was has been like a family echo for many years. This poem is my attempt to capture what it must have been like for my father, the burden of the farm debt, and the way this story is part of us all.
This episode is produced by Natalie Vella.
Nazrin Parvaz
One Woman’s Struggle in Iran
I couldn’t separate Iran from the rest of the world. We all are in the same boat that is running fast with the current towards a future full of more misery unless we do something about it. In Iran, the same as in the rest of the world – we need a just system that safeguards freedom and equality.
This podcast episode is directed and produced by Natalie Vella.
Suzanne Hermanoczki
The Rollerskaters
The Roller-skaters is a short memoir piece about roller skating. My best friend’s dad used to take a whole bunch of us kids either to the rink or the drive-in. The rink was one of those 80’s Terminator and Stranger Things all-ages kids’ with big hair hang out kinda place; with video games, a DJ and a disco ball – and skating.
This podcast episode is produced and sound designed by Natalie Vella.
Lyn Yeowart
The Undelivered Eulogy
When my father died, my brothers and I talked about what, if anything, we would say at his funeral. For reasons that this piece hopefully makes obvious, we chose not to say anything. But while we were talking about our childhood, I kept mentally composing phrases and sentences that I would have used if I’d delivered the eulogy I’d been brave enough. So, while the eulogy is fictional, insofar as I never delivered it, the stories it tells are true.
This podcast episode is produced by Natalie Vella.
My audio work
Grieve project
It Started with a Crimper
My audio work
AUScelerate Podcast
I have co-produced and edited the AUScelerate Podcast (formerly MTPConnect Podcast) since 2022.
The AUScelerate Podcast Series connects with the people and the issues behind Australia’s growing medical technologies, biotechnologies and pharmaceuticals sector. Formerly known as the MTPConnect Podcast.
It recently reached the 75,000-download milestone.
Selected work from AUScelerate Podcast
Dr Jordan Nguyen on Purpose-Driven Technology Solutions for Better Health
Introducing Western Australia’s New Chief Scientist Professor Sriram
Nurturing Your Clinical Innovation with AUSCEP
Why Space Matters for Advancing Life Sciences Research
AUScelerate Podcast
Dr Jordan Nguyen on Purpose-Driven Technology Solutions for Better Health
About the episode: Dr Jordan Nguyen – world-renowned AI and biomedical engineer, inventor, TV documentary presenter and author of A HUMAN’S GUIDE TO THE FUTURE presented a thought-provoking keynote at MTPConnect’s Accelerator Showcase in Melbourne recently.
Jordan joins the MTPConnect podcast to discuss innovations in disability and aged care from his social business Psykinetic, where biomedical technology, AI, extended reality and robotics are applied to create inclusive technologies with positive and life-altering impact. He shares his move from Resmed to set up his inclusive tech company Psykinetic, discusses his innovations including a mind-controlled wheelchair, and the importance of user-centred design.
We also meet Jordan’s companion robot friend, Koobo, created through inspiration from his grandmother’s experience in aged care and his lifelong love of robots.
Check out our preview of the episode.
My work: I co-produced and edited this podcast episode and produced marketing collateral such as visual tiles and an audiogram for online promotion.
AUScelerate Podcast
Introducing Western Australia’s New Chief Scientist Professor Sriram
In this episode: Professor Sharath Sriram was recently appointed as the new Chief Scientist of WA, providing independent, expert advice to the WA Government on topics important to the future of science and technology in the State. At our WA Life Sciences Innovation Hub’s Spotlight event he joined MTPConnect’s Dr Tracey Wilkinson for a fireside chat sharing his vision for science and technology in WA, his ambitions for the three years ahead, and insights from his first few months in the role.
My work: I edited this episode and created marketing collateral such as visual tiles and an audiogram for online promotion.
AUScelerate Podcast
Nurturing Your Clinical Innovation with AUSCEP
In this episode dedicated to the Australian Clinical Entrepreneur Program (AUSCEP), we meet Dr Sumedha Verma, a clinical psychologist and sleep expert, and the founder of Deep Sleep Health. It’s a new evidence-based sleep help service that brings together patient care, workforce training, and workplace solutions to reduce insomnia and improve sleep health across clinical, community and corporate settings. Taking a hybrid model of clinician-led support combined with digital programs.
My work: I co-produced and edited this podcast episode and designed marketing collateral such as visual tiles and audiograms for online promotion.
AUScelerate Podcast
Why Space Matters for Advancing Life Sciences Research
About the episode: We meet leading Australian superstars working at the intersection of space and health technologies at MTPConnect SA’s Insights Series event “What’s Your Place in Space’, celebrating Australian Space Week in Adelaide.
Australia’s first astronaut, Katherine Bennell-Pegg, Director of Space Technology at the Australian Space Agency (and 2026 Australian of the Year) shares her view on why space matters, and the role of astronauts on the International Space Station as scientists in space. She reveals how biotech research in space using microgravity is revolutionising pharmaceutical development and unlocking treatments for cancer here on Earth.
My work: I co-produced and edited this podcast episode and developed all marketing collateral such as audiograms for online promotions.
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