The full interviews are below but if you missed the show, here it is!
On the show this week is Mark Dapin, Sam De Brito, Sue Cato and Paula Joye.
Mark Dapin is an author and journalist who has written several novels, including Spirit House, Strange Country and King of the Cross. You can find his website here.
Sam de Brito is an author and columnist. You can find his column, All Men are Liars, here. He’s written several books, including Hello Darkness, The Lost Boys, and No Tattoos Before You’re Thirty.
Sue Cato is a spin doctor and the principal of Cato Counsel.
Paula Joye is a journalist and former magazine editor who is the editor of LifeStyled, which you can find here. She is also the digital fashion and style contributing editor for Fairfax’s Life & Style.
Here is Mia’s full interview with Krystal Barter from Pink Hope:
And Mia’s full interview with Susan Carland:
And for your singing pleasure: Business Time by Flight of the Conchords:
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What can I say. The headline advised on an IV about Muslim feminism on the show. Where was it ?
I don't doubt that Susan Carland is Muslim. I don't doubt that she is a feminist. But where was the IV about feminism in the Muslim faith ? I did hear the word feminism used once or twice in a very short period, but no depth or detail in the long term. I kind of felt cheated.
The headline was akin to advertising an hilarious and unpredictable IV with some internationally acclaimed comedian only to find that the comedian, although internationally acclaimed didn't make anyone laugh during the appearance. As I would have expected a joke or two from the funster, I expected some detail from Susan. I don't know if there is more detail about the topic of Muslim feminism on the clip as I haven't watched it.
What I'm saying is, if it is advertised as being a part of the show then by all means it should be a part of the show.
I would actually enjoy hearing the views on the subject of feminism in the Muslim faith as told by ordinary women who might attend the Lakemba Mosque rather than by the same one or two faces trotted out by the ABC every time they want a female Muslim on the panel. Whilst people such as Susan and Sumar are extremely eloquent, sometimes it is the voices of the unknown that speak the loudest and with the most honesty.
Is Mia at all related to Susan Carland? I swear they look alike..
I wish!!!