Stop Everything!


Jenna Guillaume + Oliver Phommavanh

Cinema B, GoMA

Panel

6123

#Performances


#About the event


#Artists

Jenna Guillaume

Jenna Guillaume

Jenna Guillaume is a freelance journalist and author based in Sydney, Australia. She writes about pop culture, identity, feminism and social media. Previously, she was editor-at-large for BuzzFeed Australia, and before that she worked in the features department at Girlfriend magazine. What I Like About Me is her debut novel.

Oliver Phommavanh

Oliver Phommavanh

Oliver Phommavanh loves to make people laugh, whether it’s on the page writing humour for kids or on stage as a stand-up comedian. He also shares his passion for writing with kids, using his experience as a primary school teacher. Oliver has performed at various comedy and writers festivals around Australia and Asia. Oliver’s recent books include What About Thao, Don’t Follow Vee and Natural Born Loser, and he is best known for Thai-riffic!, Con-nerd and The Other Christy

#Moderators

Benjamin Law

Benjamin Law

Benjamin Law is the author of The Family Law (2010), Gaysia (2012), the Quarterly Essay 'Moral Panic 101' (2017) and editor of Growing Up Queer in Australia (2019). He also created and co-wrote three seasons of the award-winning SBS TV series The Family Law and the play Torch the Place for Melbourne Theatre Company. He's co-host of the national pop culture show Stop Everything on ABC Radio National.

Beverley Wang

Beverley Wang

Beverley Wang co-hosts Stop Everything! ABC RN’s weekly pop culture show. She is a former Executive Producer of RN Drive, and the creator and host of the podcast It’s Not A Race. Originally from Vancouver, Canada, she’s been based in Melbourne since 2009.

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