Melbourne Anthology Hour

Jackson got older, Alex got together some files, this is a gift for you as much as it is for Jackson (and you'll probably like it more than him cause he finds it weird to hear his own voice)

In a rare display of self motivation Alex has made time to edit together the three parts of "The Hollow Mound" by David Churack so that you can listen to it in its entirety whenever you wish to hear this wonderfully dramatic story

In which two students become one, a booty call becomes an uber driver, we get a somewhat traumatizing glimpse into the past, and basically just talk shit for a while. This is the end of our first volume and we have plans to be back. Thank you, dear listener, for tuning in.

In which a Harold Holt conspiracy theorist vanishes, and four students become two.

Alex and Jackson return, a nugget is stolen, and four students experience an early graduation. Trent Vu shares his piece "A Shit Job" and we play part one of "The Hollow Mound" by David Churack.

In episode 7 roses wither, the dead rise once more, and a woman dances to the rhythm of her own frustration. Some polymath friends Grace Gallur and Lucy Seale join Alex and Jackson in the studio and give some very good advice.

In our sixth episode a young woman ventures to Mars for the sake of shoes, and a boy is offered a mango casserole by a snake. Our guests Bec Le Bon and Ben Volchok are self titled makers of things and general weird people respectively.

Jackson Young and Alex McFadden are on mid-semester break and not in the studio this week. Instead they have prepared a short episode of things they edited out of previous episodes that they hope you will enjoy. Tune in again next week for regular programming.

In this episode a boy pines for something more, the weather takes a turn for the worse, society falls, and we follow a man through a typical day. This time Jackson and Alex encountered no technical issues and interviewed Darcy Cornwallis and James Gordon. This week see's the return of a wonderful segment known as "speed writing" and a second instagram challenge. The featured pieces are 'Obligatory Love Poem' and 'On Hearing of Apocalyptic Rain' written and performed by Darcy Cornwallis and 'Robot Revolution' and 'The Manipad Bazoota' written and performed by James Gordon.

In episode 4 a sister reminisces, and an ambitious voyage goes awry as Jackson and Alex welcome Alaina Dean and Alex Epstein to the studio for discussions about 'Arc', written by Alex Epstein, performed by Alex Epstein and 'Sister (missed)', written by Alaina Dean, performed by Alaina Dean (content warning: sexual harassment, alcohol abuse). You can find more of their work at alainadeanwrites.wordpress.com and at alexepste.in