Jessica Rowe and the diagnosis that changed her life
The Briefing17 Sep 2021

Jessica Rowe and the diagnosis that changed her life

Jamila Rizvi sat down with Australian journalist, TV presenter, author, and now podcast host, Jessica Rowe to talk about how she finds little moments of joy through lockdowns, her personal experiences and incredible work in the mental health space, and her new LiSTNR show, The Jess Rowe Big Talk Show!

Content Warning: Jess and Jamila go deep on several mental health topics, if this brings up issues for you, help is available by calling Lifeline 13 11 14 for a safe place to talk day and night.

THE WEEKEND LIST:

  • Watch: Dave (Binge)
  • Eat: Aquafaba Meringues (recipe at sbs.com.au)
  • Read: Dear Son by Thomas Mayor
  • Sent in by listener Cathy: All My Friends Are Racist (ABC iView) Thanks, Cathy!

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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