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    We have a new podcast! Introducing, Rag Off

    Listen to the first episode now.
    By Amelia Mertha and Pranay JhaAugust 26, 2019 Podcast 1 Min Read
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    It’s never too late to try something new, so we’ve started a podcast called Rag Off!

    In Episode One you’ll be hearing conversations led by Pranay Jha, the editor in chief of this semester’s Week 1 edition. He interviews Layla Mkh, Swapnik Sanagavarapu, and Nell O’Grady about their articles in the edition. Plus, he has a chat with Amelia Mertha about the cover art.

    Listen below:

    Content warning: violence, death, transphobia

    RAG OFF – EPISODE 1 – The Legacy Edition
    Music and editing by Amelia Mertha | Editorial oversight by Pranay Jha

     

    Episode notes:

    • Self reflection turned sour by Layla Mkh
    • Casteing a shadow on the diaspora experience by Swapnik Sanagavarapu
    • Through steel doors: Wom*n at odds with Australia’s prison system by Nell O’Grady and Liam Thorne

     

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