On Episode 3, Braiden Asciak is joined by Joanna Werner, the executive producer of Australia's first Indigenous teen drama, Ready For This, as well as Indigenous authors Jane Harrison (author of 'Becoming Kirrali Lewis' - available) and Jared Thomas (author of 'Calypso Summer' - available), to discuss Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories and further push the writing, reading and publishing of Indigenous, and diverse, content across all mediums.

On Episode 2, Braiden Asciak is joined by 2015 debut Australian YA authors Fleur Ferris (author of 'Risk' - available), Trinity Doyle (author of 'Pieces of Sky' - available), and Christopher Currie (author of upcoming 'Clancy of the Undertow' - publishing December). Following that, Braiden reflects on his reading of Tim Winton's 'Island Home' (available now), before speaking to Vikki Wakefield about her third and latest novel 'Inbetween Days' (available now).

On the very first episode of the #LoveOzYA podcast, Braiden Asciak speaks to blogger and emerging YA writer Danielle Binks about the #LoveOzYA grassroots campaign, to David Burton about his 2014 Text Prize-winning memoir 'How To Be Happy', and to Fiona Wood about her third novel 'Cloudwish'.