Zinefest

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 coverage, Zine librarian Hamish Noonan interviews peace activist Valerie Morse. They talk about the zine she wrote in prison after being arrested in the 2007 Urewera raids.

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Auckland Libraries loves Auckland Zinefest: Interview with Valerie Morse

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 coverage, Librarian Todd Barrowclough sits down with Australian-born, New Zealand-dwelling comics artist Tim Danko to talk about his work, the underground publishing scene in Melbourne and whether or not he’s the prophet the world’s been waiting for.

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Auckland Libraries loves Auckland Zinefest: Interview with Tim Danko

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 coverage, zine librarian James Stuteley beams in from the Zinefest Market Day held at the Auckland Art Gallery on Sunday 24 July. He talks with Auckland Zinefest stalwart Tessa Stubbing, the guys from Team 3000 Press, Brent Willis and Auckland Zinefest organiser Linda Lew to chat about their work and the state of the zine community in Auckland and beyond.

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Auckland Libraries loves Auckland Zinefest: Zinefest Market Day

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 series, this podcast records our “An Evening with Sophie Labelle” event, a Q+A session hosted by local hero Sam Orchard. Sophie Labelle is a legendary Quebecois cartoonist, author, trans activist, and zine maker. 

Sophie is known for Assigned Male Comics, the popular webcomic about transgender girl Stephie.

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Auckland Libraries loves Auckland Zinefest: An Evening With Sophie Labelle

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 coverage, zine librarian James Stutely talks to The Rabbid, the NZ comic artist, who is also a member of Contact Mike, a noise band that performed in the library as part of Auckland Zinefest. They talk about The Rabbid's time in Seattle and being included in the Aotearoa Women’s comics anthology Three Words.

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Auckland Libraries loves Auckland Zinefest: The Rabbid - Contact Mike

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 series, this podcast records the Exploring Trans Activism and Representation in Media panel discussion that was held at the Central Library. The panel explores trans activism and representation in media in Aoteraroa and elsewhere, and was made up of Aram Wu,  Emmy Rākete, Cole Meyers and Sophie Labelle, and was chaired by Sam Orchard.

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Auckland Libraries Loves Auckland ZineFest: Exploring Trans Activism and Representation in Media

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Auckland Libraries Loves Auckland ZineFest: Exploring Trans Activism and Representation in Media

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