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On Resilience episodes
- 06 HSC Students On Resilience (part 2)
This is the second part of our conversation with four school leavers.
51 min - 05 HSC Students On Resilience (part 1)
This is the first part of our chat with four HSC students - Ariel, Elliot, Hunter, and Moo.
43 min - 04 John Batchelor On Resilience (part 2)
This is the second part of our chat with John Batchelor, an actor, voice-actor, and friend. In this episode, John talks about surviving a childhood defined by domestic violence, and his journey to becoming one of Australia's most recognisable faces and voices.
1 hr 11 min - 03 John Batchelor On Resilience (part 1)
Today we're talking with John Batchelor, an actor, voice-actor, and friend. In this episode, John talks about surviving a childhood defined by domestic violence, and his journey to becoming one of Australia's most recognisable faces and voices. So here's part one of our conversation with John Batchelor.
43 min - 02 - Olivia Rousset On Resilience (part 2)
This is the second part of our conversation with Olivia Rousset, 2 time Walkley Award-winning documentary filmmaker and video journalist.
56 min - 01 - Olivia Rousset On Resilience (part 1)Today we're talking with Olivia Rousset, 2 time Walkley Award-winning documentary filmmaker and video journalist. Olivia's forged a career exposing stories of social injustice, even when that means spending time in wartorn countries. In this episode she speaks about smuggling herself into the Manus Island detention centre, pulling off a daring escape, and what it's like to find herself back in Marrickville cutting school lunches for her 2 sons.41 min
About On Resilience
From the publisher's feed
Otto Reitano & Steve Shanahan welcome guests from all walks of life to share their stories of resilience... both observed and personal.
Their relaxed interview style and genuine curiosity allows guests to comfortably reveal how their lived experience, as well as their observations of others, has contributed to the development of their own resilience.
Through an earnest and humourous lens, On Resilience covers topics ranging from childhood trauma, to terminal illness, to hallucinogen-induced epiphanies.