About the podcast
What are the three books that are most important to you?
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Do you have a secret survival habit?
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And, if tomorrow is good for you, who will you bring to dinner as your fantasy date?
 
These are the questions that propel Tomorrow Could Be Good.
Each episode, host Jo Smythe interviews someone new. Her guests are change-makers and thinkers in different spheres: activists and lawyers, artists and parents.
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The conversations go deep into the wilds of culture, social justice, the environment and tech. Going beyond book chat, the show illuminates the way we live now. It’s for listeners who love considered takes and surprising points of view.
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You’ll hear from remarkable people on topics from platonic co-parenting to cat-ear headbands, and from First Nations design thinking to the politics of Eurovision. 
About the host
Jo Smythe is a Sydney-based author and a lawyer.
Her essays and reportage – on topics from law and justice, to theatre and illness – appear in 1843 Magazine, The Monthly, The Saturday Paper, anthologies and literary journals.
Writing as Jo Lennan, she is the author of In The Time of Foxes (2020), a collection of short stories published by Scribner. Featuring the urban fox as a motif, the stories take aim at millennial life and love. Shortlisted for the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards, the book was described as “stunning” (Debra Adelaide) and “like an act of possession” (Benjamin Law).
Born in Australia, Jo studied in Sydney and Oxford.
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Find her on Instagram: @josmythe_v1
Contact
The best place to reach us is on our social channels:
Instagram: @tomorrowcouldbegood
Tiktok: @tomorrowcouldbegood
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