Prior to her work with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Natalie Kestecher taught English to migrants in Australia and Spaniards in Spain, edited a disability journal, and sold lots of shoes. Kestecher’s work has earned numerous awards, including the Bronze Award at the inaugural Third Coast International Audio Festival and an Australian Human Rights award for a feature about Tourettes Syndrome.
Loose Tongues
By Natalie Kestecher & Susan Stone
Narrative deceptions, perverse fictions, audio portraiture: this conversation between feature-makers Natalie Kestecher and Susan Stone explores the interplay of story, character, and music, as well as the delights of creative ambiguity and communication in Kestecher's luminous, protean work. (more)
Von Trapped
By Natalie Kestecher
Von Trapped is a story about a woman obsessed with The Sound of Music, as well as other things Austrian. (more)
