Archive for April, 2008

Apr 28 2008

European Odyssey July – August ‘08

Your Story is going to Europe.
I’m an Australian man with all the traditional western views laid down from being raised in Australia and I wish to take these eyes and attitude and see how others live there lives then show others that there are 6 Billion ways that we do this thing called humanity.
So [...]

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Apr 19 2008

Your Story Ep 15 : Holly. Food, Macrobiotic, Nourish.

Published by Ian under Business, Food, Health, Podcasts

Welcome To Episode Fifteen of Your Story.
I’ve always loved cooking, experimenting with flavours and styles and some people say that I’m okay at it. I particularly enjoy what people would refer to as healthy food. I’ve been accused many times of being a bit of a health nut
That’s not the case, it must first taste [...]

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Apr 15 2008

Your Story Ep 14 : Fiona. Book Seller, Challenges of Small Business and New Technology.

Welcome To Episode Fourteen of Your Story.
Today we talk with Fiona Stager who has developed an award winning community book store The Avid Reader in West End, Brisbane.
Everyone knows this type of store. They exist in every community that still cares about fine things and a place for passions to be shared. Fiona mentions all [...]

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Apr 06 2008

So This Is How Your Story Is Going

Published by Ian under Challange, Personal

I was thinking tonight about this process of building this podcast and the amount of effort that I’ve put into it not to mention the amount that I still need to do in order to get it up to speed.
In a previous post I mentioned that I’ve come from a base of no geek knowledge [...]

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Apr 01 2008

Your Story Ep 13 : John. Aboriginal Art, Slavery Heritage and Sorry.

Welcome To Episode Thirteen of Your Story.
Today we talk with John Pene-Fonmosa who in explaining his heritage from the slavery of the South Sea Islanders known as Kanakas and their strong work ethic offers an opposing thought on the Sorry concept that is in the public mind at present.
He feels that the Aboriginal Australians [...]

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