Episodes: 190
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: Australia
Instagram: 3.8k followers
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Ali Hill - Psychologist, podcast host, and founder of Pragmatic Thinking, focused on helping people and organizations make meaningful progress in busy, demanding environments.
Deborah Lawrie - Perseverance, Gender Equality, Aviation, Overcoming Institutional Barriers, And Backing Yourself When Opportunities Are Denied.
Hannah Gould - Death Literacy, Grief, Palliative Care, End-of-life Planning, Caregiving, And Developing Healthier Conversations About Mortality.
Kat John - Authenticity, People-pleasing, Trauma, Chronic Pain, Mental Health, Self-worth, And Living In Alignment With Personal Values.
Ep 184 Holly Ringland - The Courage to Face What We've Buried
September 07, 2026
Everyone who loves us leaves a mark on us. As does everyone who leaves us. Which raises the questions, do we have the courage to look at those marks - both the pain and the joy? Bestselling Australian author Holly Ringland joins this conversation to explore her new novel, “The World Beneath Her Feet” - and the creative process behind it. Holly writes, in her words, from her veins. And in this chat, she opens up about exactly what that costs - and what it gives back. Holly shares how the i...
Ep 183 Madonna King - Screen Time, Kids, and the Rules Nobody Taught Us
August 31, 2026
We are living in a global experiment consumed by life on screens. It’s difficult for adults to navigate, it’s near impossible for our kids. When it comes to screen time it’s more than social media, it’s the games, the school iPad, the tracking apps. And the big problem is, the rules are changing faster than any of us can keep up with them. Award-winning journalist and author Madonna King joins this conversation to share the findings in her new book, ‘Screenwise: Taking Back Control of Scre...
Ep 182 Bridie Jabour - Being Interested Is This Story-tellers Superpower
August 17, 2026
Great writing rarely starts with a perfect sentence. In this episode, Guardian journalist and novelist Bridie Jabour dives into her writing process, creative routine, and her approach to chasing curiosity. You'll also hear what 20 years of journalism taught Bridie about noticing small things, sharing informed opinions, storytelling, and the lessons we encounter in motherhood, grief, and family. Together, we explore how journalism and fiction feed each other. Bridie shares her process of ...
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