How can broadcast and visual media open up new ways of understanding historical narratives?

On this episode of GLAMcity, Anna discusses the intersection between history and storytelling with Tom Murray, Senior lecturer in media at Macquarie University.

Tom’s work has taken him from remote northeast Arnham Land to tell the story of Dhakiyarr Wirrpanda, to northeast England to tell the story of the Lampton Worm. Originally trained as a geographer, Tom is an historian interested in how meaning is made through narrative structure and storytelling.

Read | Listen | Watch

• You can listen to Dhakiyarr v. the King here
• Listen to Tom’s two part series on the ABC’s The History Listen
• My Quest to find the genesis of the Lambton Worm… (ABC)
• You can watch Tom’s episode of The Skin of Others here or listen to his piece on RN’s Earshot

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Music by: Michael Meem, Gunnar Johnsén and Gavin Luke