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  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Hologram 1

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Hologram 1
    Jul 4 2026
    The mistake too many human beings make is thinking that they can negotiate with the forces of darkness and come out in front. Soul for sale anyone? Best not, eh! More
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    16 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Hologram 2

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Hologram 2
    Jul 11 2026
    The enemies of Jesus called him a drunkard and glutton because He and his disciples wined and dined with tax collectors. But then, of course they had also lambasted His cousin, John the Baptist as a lunatic because he fasted and abstained from alcohol. More
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    16 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Outro

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Outro
    Jun 27 2026
    Sharing a birthday drink with my brother-in-law, he told me about a mate he worked alongside with for many years who, learning he has terminal cancer, has arranged a neat end. He has approval for voluntary assisted dying and has said farewell to his family and friends as well as having ordered his affairs. He is not in pain, but he intends to bow out this weekend. More
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    16 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 16

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 16
    Jun 20 2026
    Twenty years ago...around a fire with a friend...we were talking about how little we knew about our forebears. My nephew, the family historian, had discovered that my great-uncle had fought and died with Australian forces on the Western Front in 1917...maybe I should jot some stuff down about... my life just in case a future family historian might want to delve into what it was we were all about. More
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    18 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 15

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 15
    Jun 13 2026
    Jack London had many attributes of the classical hero: a wanderer over land and sea, a prodigious energy ,consorting with interesting people, gaining fame and fortune and dying at an early age.More
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    16 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 14

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 14
    Jun 6 2026
    So, every Father’s Day, presented with descriptors such as World’s Best Dad, men groan- perhaps inwardly- when compared, falsely in most cases I would imagine, to heroes... and to any number of masculine exemplars! More
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    16 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 13

    Letters from Quotidia 2026 Weekend Supplement 13
    May 30 2026
    For those starving or dying of thirst, a scrap of food or drink of water may be the only thing that counts. For each individual, the only thing that matters is what counts for you!More
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    15 Min.
  • Letters from Quotidia Weekend Supplement 12

    Letters from Quotidia Weekend Supplement 12
    May 23 2026
    People of my generation remember Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now, I’ve looked at clouds from both sides now, where she uses clouds as a metaphor for change and life’s bittersweet nature. The Rolling Stones’ Get Off Of My Cloud, I wore done as a 45-rpm single where the line, Hey you get off of my cloud/ Don’t hang around cause two’s a crowd emphasised the 60s elevation of personal freedom as a guiding principle of life. More
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    19 Min.