Daizy Gedeon, an Australian, thinks she can save Lebanon from a corrupt and cumbersome political system simply by making a film. Of course, “Enough: Lebanon’s Darkest Hour”  is not an ordinary film. How did Daizy get from a migrant family in Western Sydney to releasing an activist film on the screens of the whole world [...]<a class="btn btn-secondary understrap-read-more-link" href="https://wp.eastsidefm.org/podcast/turning-points-episode-3-daizy-gedeon/">Read More... from Turning Points Episode 3 Daizy Gedeon</a>

Daizy Gedeon, an Australian, thinks she can save Lebanon from a corrupt and cumbersome political system simply by making a film. Of course, “Enough: Lebanon’s Darkest Hour” is not an ordinary film. How did Daizy get from a migrant family in Western Sydney to releasing an activist film on the screens of the whole world [...]Read More... from Turning Points Episode 3 Daizy Gedeon

Daizy Gedeon, an Australian, thinks she can save Lebanon from a corrupt and cumbersome political system simply by making a film. Of course, “Enough: Lebanon’s Darkest Hour” &nbsp;is not an ordinary film. How did Daizy get from a migrant family in Western Sydney to releasing an activist film on the screens of the whole world [...]<a href="https://wp.eastsidefm.org/podcast/turning-points-episode-3-daizy-gedeon/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read More... from Turning Points Episode 3 Daizy Gedeon</a>

Turning Points Episode 3 Daizy Gedeon

The essence of the Turning Point is that our lives change in a big way on just a handful of moments. We really get to know people by focussing on these moments, these turning points.  By doing this we go a long way to understanding ourselves and each other better.

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The essence of the Turning Point is that our lives change in a big way on just a handful of moments. We really get to know people by focussing on these moments, these turning points. By doing this we go a long way to understanding ourselves and each other better.

The essence of the Turning Point is that our lives change in a big way on just a handful of moments. We really get to know people by focussing on these moments, these turning points. &nbsp;By doing this we go a long way to understanding ourselves and each other better.

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