Bushfires: Are we any better prepared than we were last year?
As bushfire season approaches, hazard reduction burning is happening in parts of Australia, and hopefully making us safer. But the smell of smoke is also bringing back memories of the horror Black S...
1 Syys 202018min
Survivor’s guilt: How do you unpack it? Can it be transformed into inspiration?
On todays episode we look at twists of fate, and the survivor’s guilt of avoiding a tragedy. We hear the of real life sliding doors stories of people who’ve narrowly avoided death by chance or intuiti...
31 Elo 202020min
Kevin Rudd knows about leading in times of crisis
What is it like being the person at the top in times of crisis? Is there a breaking point? How do you sleep? Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has lived the answers to those questions as the person tha...
30 Elo 202020min
Our healthcare workers getting infected with Covid
Are we doing enough to protect our healthcare workers from getting Covid at work? To look after those who look after us? Nurses, doctors and allied health professionals are ending up in intensive care...
27 Elo 202018min
The Aboriginal flag Copyright controversy explained
In recent headlines you might have seen the Aboriginal Flag caught up in a copyright controversy. On today’s episode we get you up to speed, looking at why the flag is copyrighted, who can use the fla...
26 Elo 202017min
Ask Me Anything … with Tom, Annika, Jan & Jamila (Bonus 100th Episode)
To celebrate our 100th episode we’ve assembled the whole team for the very first time to thank you for being with us on this journey in this Ask Me Anything special. To mark the occasion we’ve turne...
26 Elo 202030min
“If he was a human I would ask why?” The Christchurch survivor facing the gunman that tried to kill him
In 2019 year the single largest massacre in New Zealand was perpetrated by a 28-year-old man from Grafton NSW. His sentencing is currently underway, with Christchurch’s High Court hearing from survivi...
25 Elo 202015min
Post-pandemic cultural shifts: Will Covid kill the bra?
Recessions, depressions, wars and pandemics change what we value, the way we relate to one another and how we express ourselves. They also change our day-to-day lives including what we eat, how we wor...
24 Elo 202019min
