Sue Butler's guest appearances

Sue Butler

Word for Word

2UEBreakfast

Vineyard Churches UK & Ireland

Poetry plain and simple

Adelaide Writers' Week

Don Watson

Michael Bradley

John Daley

Gareth Evans

John Mark Comer

Samuel Johnson

Elif Shafak

Colm Tóibín

Peter Strong

Laura Elizabeth

Alan Scott

Jo Saxton

Danielle Strickland

Sarah Wilson

Adam Spencer

OwlTail

Ukrainians seeking safety here is the third mass migration to the UK in the past 12 months alone, and we are proud that the UK church is willing to welcome the stranger with open arms. Welcome Churches offers training, equipping and resources to churches across the country so that you can offer a welcome to all who are seeking safety and asylum. Sue (Joint CEO of Welcome Churches) shares more about how your church can join in and provide a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed and compassionate welcome, journeying with people as they establish their lives here in the UK with the love and support of a local church. Recorded at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022.

Ukrainians seeking safety here is the third mass migration to the UK in the past 12 months alone, and we are proud that the UK church is willing to welcome the stranger with open arms. Welcome Churches offers training, equipping and resources to churches across the country so that you can offer a welcome to all who are seeking safety and asylum. Sue (Joint CEO of Welcome Churches) shares more about how your church can join in and provide a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed and compassionate welcome, journeying with people as they establish their lives here in the UK with the love and support of a local church. Recorded at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022.

Beyond the Crisis: Supporting Refugees & Asylum Seekers // Sue Butler // VLG 2022 Seminar

Pip Williams

Pip Williams’ wonderful novel The Dictionary of Lost Words documents the origin of the Oxford Dictionary through the tale of the fictional Esme Nicoll who observes how some words were valued more than others and seeks to rectify it. Sue Butler was Editor of the Macquarie Dictionary for decades, where she oversaw the inclusion of new words. Her new book is the highly entertaining Rebel Without a Clause. Losing the Linguistic plot... Pip and Sue discuss the attraction and fluidity of language, and how dictionaries shape and reflect their times. Chaired by Victoria Purman

Pip Williams’ wonderful novel The Dictionary of Lost Words documents the origin of the Oxford Dictionary through the tale of the fictional Esme Nicoll who observes how some words were valued more than others and seeks to rectify it. Sue Butler was Editor of the Macquarie Dictionary for decades, where she oversaw the inclusion of new words. Her new book is the highly entertaining Rebel Without a Clause. Losing the Linguistic plot... Pip and Sue discuss the attraction and fluidity of language, and how dictionaries shape and reflect their times. Chaired by Victoria Purman

AWW21 The World of Words - Sue Butler and Pip Williams

So ... we have news. It's officially the end of an era. Our long-time Editor Sue Butler is putting away her pencil and catalogue cards to retire, after 48 years at Macquarie Dictionary.   Join us as we look back with Sue at her incredible career in words.   Read more about Word for Word at macquariedictionary.com.au/podcast

So ... we have news. It's officially the end of an era. Our long-time Editor Sue Butler is putting away her pencil and catalogue cards to retire, after 48 years at Macquarie Dictionary.   Join us as we look back with Sue at her incredible career in words.   Read more about Word for Word at <a href="https://www.macquariedictionary.com.au/podcast/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">macquariedictionary.com.au/podcast</a>

#20 Take a bow, Sue Butler

Sue Butler with John & Garry