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A Lap of Caulfield Park with Ashley Browne

Experienced journalist Ashley Browne interviews influential Australian Jews across various fields, offering intimate insights into their lives and impacts. Perfect for your daily walk or stroll in Caulfield Park.
Dashiel Lawrence
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Published: 16 July 2020

Last updated: 18 March 2024

More than a decade ago, then editor of the Australian Jewish News, Ashley Browne, cooked up the concept for a new podcast: conversations with successful and interesting people from across the Melbourne Jewish community. The concept never saw the light of day. But living through a pandemic – and multiple lockdowns – has afforded this seasoned journalist the time to have those conversations. A Lap of Caulfield Park, introduces women and men making an impact in everything from football to fashion. The series explores the subject’s achievements and setbacks, as well as their influences and motivations. These intimate conversations – released fortnightly – are the perfect companion for your daily walk – or lap of Caulfield Park.

About the author

Dashiel Lawrence

Dashiel Lawrence

Dr Dashiel Lawrence is the Executive Director of TJI. A graduate of the Jewish Studies program at the University of Melbourne, he has been writing about Australia's Jewish diaspora for 15 years. His books include Australia and Israel: A Diasporic, Political and Cultural Relationship (2015) and People of the Boot: The Triumphs and Tragedy of Australian Jews in Sport (2018).

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