Zoe Anderson's guest appearances

Zoe Anderson

Poetry on the Move podcast

Central Church - A church in Edinburgh, Scotland

No Bull Business Women

The Gilded Gentleman

Florence Adepoju

Glyn Maxwell

Vahni Capildeo

Tobi Oredein

Simon Armitage

Shaunie Brett

Alvin Pang

Kei Miller

Gynelle Leon

Lana Elie

Alison Whittaker

Sarah Holland

Judith Beveridge

Stephen Edgar

Kent MacCarter

OwlTail

While the Gilded Age's rich and powerful ruled from their mansions on Fifth Avenue, the poor and immigrant communities downtown struggled simply to survive.  Arriving in New York in the early 20th century, journalist and novelist Zoe Anderson Norris devoted her talents to covering the world of the Lower East Side and do what she could to bring about acknowledgement of living conditions and to effect social change.  Zoe wrote countless newspaper and journal articles and even launched her own literary magazine to further her mission - "I fight for the poor with my pen."  Known as the "Queen of Bohemia", for solidarity, Norris created the "The Ragged Edge Klub" which met at local restaurants for cheap meals and passion-fueled conversation. Former New York Times columnist, author and independent scholar, Eve M. Kahn joins the Gilded Gentleman to share her insights and research into the life and work of this extraordinary crusader for human rights whose voice seems just as relevant and powerful today. 

While the Gilded Age's rich and powerful ruled from their mansions on Fifth Avenue, the poor and immigrant communities downtown struggled simply to survive.  Arriving in New York in the early 20th century, journalist and novelist <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoe_Anderson_Norris" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zoe Anderson Norris</a> devoted her talents to covering the world of the Lower East Side and do what she could to bring about acknowledgement of living conditions and to effect social change.  Zoe wrote countless newspaper and journal articles and even launched her own literary magazine to further her mission - "I fight for the poor with my pen."  Known as the "Queen of Bohemia", for solidarity, Norris created the "The Ragged Edge Klub" which met at local restaurants for cheap meals and passion-fueled conversation. Former New York Times columnist, author and independent scholar, <a href="https://www.evekahn.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eve M. Kahn</a> joins the Gilded Gentleman to share her insights and research into the life and work of this extraordinary crusader for human rights whose voice seems just as relevant and powerful today.

Fighting Poverty with Her Pen: Gilded Age Journalist Zoe Anderson Norris

Eunice Andrada

In this episode the panel ‘What Should Poetry Be?’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. Page, stage, rage or sage: there’s a lot of opinions on what poetry is and what it should be. Is it an oral art form or “patterned language”? Is it best heard, or read? What is exciting and innovative about the contemporary moment in Australian poetry?

In this episode the panel ‘What Should Poetry Be?’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. Page, stage, rage or sage: there’s a lot of opinions on what poetry is and what it should be. Is it an oral art form or “patterned language”? Is it best heard, or read? What is exciting and innovative about the contemporary moment in Australian poetry?

What Should Poetry Be?: Eunice Andrada, Kent MacCarter, Geoff Page and Zoe Anderson

Sarah Akwisombe speaks to Zoe Anderson, founder of maximalist interiors store W.A.Green. She shares her personal story of family grief and how she overcame it to build her business.

Sarah Akwisombe speaks to Zoe Anderson, founder of maximalist interiors store W.A.Green. She shares her personal story of family grief and how she overcame it to build her business.

WA Green Founder Zoe Anderson: "Building a business after grief saved me"