#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
Marc Fennell: Stuff the British Stole
In conversation with Rachel Mealey
11am–12pm, Sunday 11 October, Parkside Marquee
When journalist Marc Fennell encountered a macabre music box in a museum, he set out to discover where it came from – and found himself on a madcap global quest to expose centuries of lies and looting by the British Empire. Fascinating, funny and ferociously entertaining, Stuff the British Stole expands on Fennell’s hit podcast and TV show of the same name, taking readers on an international adventure to reveal the hidden stories – and uncomfortable truths – behind some of the world’s most celebrated museum artefacts.

#Artists
Marc Fennell
Marc Fennell is a Walkley-winning journalist, AACTA-nominated filmmaker, broadcaster and author. He is the creator of the acclaimed Stuff the British Stole (ABC/CBC) and the quizmaster of SBS’s Mastermind. Marc’s documentary credits include The School That Tried to End Racism, Framed, The Kingdom, The Mission, Australia's Greatest Conman, The State of Man and The Secret DNA of Us. His work has earned multiple international honours, including a Walkley Award, Canadian Screen Award, James Beard Foundation Award, Australian Writers Guild Award, and eight medals at the New York Festivals. He spent nine years anchoring SBS’s The Feed, reporting globally on major social and political issues. In audio, Marc has created award-winning Audible Originals including It Burns, Nut Jobs, House of Skulls, This Is Not A Game, Corked and Unreal: When AI Becomes Us. Marc, a familiar voice on ABC Radio and former triple j film reviewer, lives in Sydney.
Rachel Mealey
Rachel Mealey is a Walkley-nominated ABC journalist and presenter based in Brisbane. She's been reporting on national and international affairs for more than 25 years and is heard regularly on the ABC's flagship current affairs programs. Also an avid reader, who's rarely seen without a book in hand!
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