Ear-Movies

Simon Luckhurst sits down in Trevor's current studio to discuss his music in Season Three of Ear Movies

A tale of fond reminiscence, country towns - and the Southern Slopes Strangler... Read by Catherine McClements.

A story of two cops, one stakeout, a determined killer and a mysterious secret. Read by Bryan Dawe.

An impossible crime leads two detectives along a road littered with forensic clues. Read by Nancy Denis.

Australia's most beloved diva is murdered in her locked dressing room in the Sydney Opera House. The chief suspect is her husband - who was on stage in front of 1200 people at the time she died. Read by Michael Bates.

A simple plea in a court case leads a reporter to take a trip back into Sydney's seedy past - where she makes an unexpected discovery. Read by Nadine Garner.

A story of a summer in Sydney with a serial killer on the loose. Will he be caught before he finds the person you love? Read by Samuel Johnson.

On Thursday Island an earnest government worker, a daughter missing her mother and a garden gnome work together to bring happiness. Read by Sylvia Tabua.

Catching a fairy is great. You get a wish. But when you're faced with all that choice, how do you decide what to wish for? Read by Genevieve Davis.

Trevor Brown composed the episode music for season two of Ear Movies. In this special episode he chats to Simon Luckhurst about his music and the processes he follows when he's composing.

The Great Mantini is a magician who specialises in disappearances. Unfortunately. Read by Tiriel Mora.

Timmy Reay was normally a quiet bloke, but after a few drinks anything could happen. He'd never been in jail before, but after things went too far one night, he ended up being sentenced. Once released, he never went back inside - and this story tells you why. Read by Billy Macpherson.

One night of 'fun' can change your life. How Jason Riley responds to the mistake he made and tries to heal things, involves introspection, a lot of driving and kangaroos.

Tina has been married to Lucky for over 30 years. Their greatest challenge tests both her and her relationship. Neither she, nor her husband, expects what happens next. Read by Victoria Haralabidou.

Lucky runs a cafe called The Golden Bell. He's kind, caring and generous. He wouldn't call himself 'lucky' though. Read by Lex Marinos.

East of Goulburn is a place called Eight Mile. No one knows what it's eight miles from. It's in the middle of nowhere, only two people live there - and they haven't spoken to each other for a decade. Read by Lynette Curran.

A mother, a bikie, a bushranger and a believer in miracles appear in this podcast where elements of all the stories in Season One combine to create a unique Christmas episode. Read by Elizabeth Surbey. 

A swagman, an Aboriginal stockman and a talking horse head to France in 1916. Although they have many laughs and adventures along the way, their real journey begins once the war is over. Read by David Field. 

Lance Riley never set out to become a masseur. How this former long-distance truck driver became one of the best in the world is a touching story of endurance and compassion. Read by Ian Rogerson. 

God appears to everyone at least once in their life. Or so he claims. For Pete Monroe, finding God in a Coke machine was not what he expected on his lunch break. Read by Michael Thompson. 

Becoming invisible was no hardship for Leonie Morrison, as she’d been overlooked by most people for years anyway. Disappearing permanently from public view, however, was only the start of her story. Read by Kate Fitzpatrick. 

Trevor never laughed so much until he joined the funeral industry and met Knippler, Jimmy and Gavin, the ghost of an old mate. Read by Tug Dumbly. 

Two outback towns fought in a war no one has ever heard of in this funny story of rural Australia. Read by Brett Hunt.

When Katy Becker found love in the chemotherapy ward she knew that the heart-warming discoveries ahead of her would last a lifetime – she just didn’t know how long that would be. Read by Ann Burbrook.