Zindzi okenyo biography books
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Kill Your Husbands
- By: Shit Heath
- Narrated by: Jessica Curve, Zindzi Okenyo, Ryan Writer, and blankness
- Length: 9 hrs and 8 mins
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- 3 split of 5 stars
Low writing, so far captivating
- By Chantal Noordeloos get the impression 12-19-23
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Ghost Child
- By: Caroline Overington
- Narrated by: Tai Hara, Zindzi Okenyo
- Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins
- Unabridged
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Caroline Overington's stunning fiction debut is a multi-voiced novel centred around a child's death and its terrible repercussions. In 1982 Victorian police were called to a home on a housing estate an hour west of Melbourne. There, they found a five-year-old boy lying still and silent on the carpet. There were no obvious signs of trauma, but the child, Jacob, died the next day. The story made the headlines, and hundreds attended the funeral. Few people were surprised when the boy's mother and her boyfriend went to prison for the crime.
- 4 out of 5 stars
Fiction in the style of true crime
- By papapownall on 09-12-21
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Our podcast House Stories returns with Season 2: The Concert Hall, exploring the stories of this iconic space and the people and performances that have made it what it is. To celebrate the occasion, we chat with actor, musician, presenter and host of House Stories Zindzi Okenyo who reflects on her special time recording the podcast, unearthing Concert Hall history and even touching the roof.
As host of House Stories Season 2, you've delved into the stories of other people's relationship with the Concert Hall – often described as the beating heart of the Opera House – but what is your favourite memory of the Concert Hall?
Erykah Badu was in the Concert Hall and that was just absolutely astounding. That was many, many years ago. I actually don't know what year but I had a side seat and it was great. She kept looking back, and I'm just a huge fan. I grew up listening to her and a lot of R&B and hip-hop. That was the first time I saw a non-classical artist in that space and it was just really, really amazing. Also, as a performer, it was inspiring to see the heights of where you can go and what you can achieve.
You've performed at the Opera House, you've been an audience member, and now podcast host, what do you think your relationship and perspective of the Ope