Beverley Wang

Beverley Wang, ABC’s National Culture correspondent and co-host of Stop Everything and Life Matters, delves into our fascination with the mushroom murder trial. She and Jez discuss the societal narratives surrounding women and violence, reflecting on how media shapes our perceptions of innocence and danger. The conversation also touches on Elon Musk's new political venture and the ramifications of the Big Beautiful Bill in the U.S. as they unpack its impact on government spending and social services.

Megan Agnew, a Senior Features Writer for The Times of London, joins comedian Rosie Waterland and ABC's Beverley Wang to discuss the complex tradwife phenomenon. They explore how this movement romanticizes traditional domestic roles while debating its implications for feminism. Topics include the contradiction of using social media for empowerment versus promoting outdated ideals, the allure of rustic living against real-life challenges, and how these narratives shape women's identities in today's society.

Beverley Wang, ABC’s National Culture correspondent and co-host of Stop Everything, brings her insights to the conversation. She and Jez dissect the swirling controversies around Donald Trump’s shifting narrative regarding Jeffrey Epstein, including the backlash from his MAGA base. They also delve into the complexities of memoir writing, specifically addressing the dilemmas surrounding Rainer Wynne's 'The Salt Path.' The duo discusses the blurred lines between emotional truth and factual accuracy, raising questions about accountability in personal storytelling.