Tim Rogers

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552 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5d ago

Tim Rogers’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Bookshelf · New Fiction: Donal Ryan, Emma Cline, Max Easton and Sebastian Barry · 11 Sep 2026 podcast

But then he's written one of the greater long essays on Randy Newman, one of

My favourites.

It feels that he's in that odd place of iconoclasm where he's not necessarily picking things that are aberrant and that you wouldn't play at your grandparents' house.

Mm.

He's picking artists that are so dedicated to their craft that they seem to disregard everything around them.

And uh that Max was a novelist.

I kind of knew that, but in the early burly of life didn't.

and keep tabs on that.

And then when now autonomy landed in uh my

Letterbox.

I was so thrilled and thought it was part of my subscription to anything that Max writes uh or produces music-wise.

And then no, it's par part of the bookshelf.

And hello to all the new friends I've met through the lovers of the bookshelf in my travels recently.

So um these four friends, uh five friends it works out, share housing, have this found family.

There's no real mention

of the any of the characters, Thorne families, however one expresses it.

So these found families share housing.

The difficulty of it, uh because although they're set in Western Sydney,

It's not a necessarily uh multicultural as in where uh are families um from other countries and first generational, second generational, but the socioeconomic diversity and the kind of the crush of not being socioeconomically um uh you don't have any ease with that.

really plays on these characters to a point that even though it's very much about a do-it-yourself punk scene, which they're all involved in, the ones who hold the power and the money and the governments are so faceless.

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