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YA Book Stack has published 25 episodes.

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YA Book Stack regularly covers education, arts, books. It sits in the education category, with a arts focus.

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YA Book Stack

Hosted by Unknown Host · education · EN-AU · 25 episodes

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About this Podcast:

YA Book Stack is an in-conversation podcast with Australian authors who discuss the application of their text in the middle years English classroom and the ways their text is reflective of the experiences of young adult readers and the world they engage with. Through a focus on the text in the classroom, YA Book Stack aims to encourage educators to embrace the flexibility of the middle years and explore a broader range of texts in their curriculum.

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What is YA Book Stack?

YA Book Stack is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #4
Demet Divaroren on Blood Moon Bride
Jul 19, 202627 minS5
This episode features a conversation with Turkish-Australian author and editor Demet Divaroren about her dark fantasy novel Blood Moon Bride . Demet discusses the novel's long journey to publication, writing feminist speculative fiction, and the ways fantasy can be used to explore power, identity, resistance and belonging. This episode also includes a discussion of world-building, symbolism and magic systems in fantasy, the influence of family history on storytelling, and the role of speculative fiction in examining real-world issues such as misogyny, injustice and cultural erasure. The conversation explores the concept of "coming of age" across a lifetime, the importance of critical thinking and self-determination for young people, and the ways literature can provide a safe space for readers to engage with complex social and emotional themes.
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Episode #3
Jasmin McGaughey on Moonlight and Dust
May 24, 202625 minS5
This episode features a conversation with Torres Strait Islander and African American author and editor Jasmin McGaughey about her debut YA novel Moonlight and Dust. Jasmin discusses writing First Nations speculative fiction, the importance of representation in Australian classrooms, and how genre can create space for stories of culture, family, identity and belonging. The discussion references reading and text recommendations such as:Twilight series by Stephenie MeyerThe Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra ClareGhost Bird by Lisa FullerSpirit of the Crocodile by Aaron Fa’Aoso and Michelle Scott TuckerWorks by Ambelin KwaymullinaWorks by Claire G. ColemanLooking for Alibrandi by Me...
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Episode #2
IDAHOBIT / Ernest Price
May 10, 202636 minS5
This special IDAHOBIT episode includes a discussion with educator and writer Ernest Price about the importance of queer representation in classrooms and practical ways teachers can create more inclusive, engaging reading experiences for all students. It references reading and text recommendations such as:Good Young Men by Gary LonesboroughHighway Bodies and Euphoria Kids by Alison EvansWill Kostakis novelsGrowing Up Queer in AustraliaThe Sweetness Between Us and The Greatest Thing by Sarah Winifred SearleThe Family Law (SBS adaptation of Benjamin Law’s workThe Heights (ABC series)Too Much Lip by Melissa LucashenkoEllen van Neerven short stories, poetry and non-fictionI'm No...
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Emma Clancey on This Dream Will Devour Us
Mar 22, 202630 minS5
This episode includes a discussion of This Dream Will Devour Us by Emma Clancey, a young adult fantasy thriller that blends the author's passions for magic and medicine. It also references other reading and text recommendations such as:The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. TolkienDeltora Quest by Emily RoddaRanger's Apprentice by John FlanaganBooks by Leigh BardugoBooks by Laini TaylorThe Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Mrs Dalloway by Virginia WoolfHow to Be Normal by Ange CrawfordAnomaly by Emma LordAlso discussed are:The commodification of magic, and how this metaphor opens up rich d...
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Episode #12
Summer Reading with Mark Smith
Dec 7, 202534 minS4
his episode includes a discussion of summer reading recommendations that includes:Tenderfoot by Toni Jordan Gary LonesboroughGraham AkhurstJared ThomasSalt River Road by Molly SchmidtOver This Backbone by Ya ReevesArborescence by Rhett DavisDusk by Robbie ArnottAndrea Nekic Is NOT Fine by Violeta BagiaWe Saw What You Started by Carla SalmonGus and the Burning Stones by Troy HunterCatch by Sarah BrillThis Stays Between Us by Margot McGovernThree Boys Gone by Mark SmithDiary of a Young Doctor by Ezzideen ShehabThe Hiding Place by Kate MildenhallI Am Nannertgarrook by Tasma WaltonPictures of You by Tony BirchSouthsightedness by Gregory DaySeed by Bri LeeThe...
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YA Book Stack

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is YA Book Stack?

About the host

Recent episodes

Demet Divaroren on Blood Moon Bride

Jasmin McGaughey on Moonlight and Dust

IDAHOBIT / Ernest Price

Emma Clancey on This Dream Will Devour Us

Summer Reading with Mark Smith

Guest Appearances

Chemutai Glasheen

Dr Lilly Brown

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch YA Book Stack for

Podcasts like YA Book Stack

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YA Book Stack

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is YA Book Stack?

About the host

Recent episodes

Demet Divaroren on Blood Moon Bride

Jasmin McGaughey on Moonlight and Dust

IDAHOBIT / Ernest Price

Emma Clancey on This Dream Will Devour Us

Summer Reading with Mark Smith

Guest Appearances

Chemutai Glasheen

Dr Lilly Brown

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch YA Book Stack for

Podcasts like YA Book Stack

Every question we get asked beforesomeone starts their trial.

Every question we get asked before
someone starts their trial.

Every question we get asked before
someone starts their trial.