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Airdate: The Late Session with Waleed Aly

An inspired move from SBS, which has announced a new chat series from lawyer, commentator, academic and musician Waleed Aly.

An inspired move from SBS, which has announced a new chat series from lawyer, commentator, academic and musician Waleed Aly.

Aly, best known to TV audiences for Salaam Cafe, has appeared on Q&A, Meet The Press, The 7.30 Report, Enough Rope with Andrew Denton and The 7PM Project. He has recently been a fill-in host for Jon Faine on ABC Radio in Melbourne.

The Late Session with Waleed Aly promises “insights, revelations, great music and the engaging company” at an exclusive dinner party. The in-house production will bring together Australian writers, musicians, artists, public intellectuals and business leaders to discuss contemporary subjects.

The 6 x 60min series will see five weekly guests join Aly with food, drinks and musical performances.

In this first episode, Aly is joined by actor Jack Thompson, playwright David Williamson, singer/ songwriter Dan Kelly, writer and teen-lit activist Randa Abdel-Fattah and investigative journalist Kate McClymont as they discuss “storytelling.”

It begins Tuesday 4th January, 2011, at 10pm.

11 Responses

  1. Well, what do we have here. I was flicking through the telly tonight, and stumbled across this little show (over on SBS; 10.50pm start). I didn’t even know this show existed, despite coming on this site every day. lol. Or maybe just forgotten it had aired. lol

    Quite a good show. Tonight’s show was titled “Modern Family” that talked to celebrities and their families. Another episode is on next Friday too. Will give that a watch too.

    A simple, but good, chat show.

  2. Go for World peace Brother….this is the platform and you are the messenger…Intermingling of races. . .cultures ….so called levels of society …….fantastic and apocalyptic ..for those who can drop their egos and listen …………….not to mention that “R” word that serves all who know it….that you never mention….Great stuff……!………..subtle enigmatic participants …..
    thank you…and all…….

  3. Well done to SBS for producing a show that promotes intelligent and engaging conversation. Waleed Aly always adds much needed directness and insight when he appears on Q&A – hopefully he’ll have the freedom to take this approach further with his own show.

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