Veronica Gorrie, editor of the anthology When Cops Are Criminals, shares accounts of police brutality and corruption from survivors and academics. What do testimonies of racism, homophobia, and institutionalised violence tell us about the structures that are meant to keep our communities safe? And who is left behind?

This podcast includes topics some may find distressing. The conversation discusses violence and deaths in custody.

This project is supported by the Copyright Agency's Cultural Fund.

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Vulnerable and fierce, hilarious and heartbreaking, Queerstories celebrates the culture and creativity of the LGBTQI+ community one true story at a time; unexpected tales of pride, prejudice, resilience and resistance. An institution around the country, Queerstories has played to crowds big and small for the last ten years, from Mudgee to Murwillumbah, Albury to Adelaide, Brisbane and beyond, with an award-winning podcast featuring an archive of nearly 400 queer tales. Hosted by Maeve Marsden with Daniel Browning, Sam Elkin, Marilena Hewitt and more.

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Cultural critic and media personality Daniel Browning has spent almost three decades as a journalist, radio broadcaster, critic and interviewer, with conversations with the likes of the late Archie Roach, Doris Pilkington, and Vernon Ah Kee. Join the winner of the 2024 Prime Minister's Literary Awards in Non Fiction to explore his life's work. Facilitated by Meredith Lake.

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