Archive for the tag 'Family'

Feb 07 2010

Your Story Ep 48 : Tiffany. Infidelity Investigator.

Welcome To Episode 48 of Your Story.
What would you do if you had suspicions of your partner having an affair? Could you confront them and have a discussion? Even then how would you know that what you were being told is the truth? What if you were told that nothing was happening but despite that [...]

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Dec 24 2009

Your Story Ep 47 : Cliff. Food Allergies and Cancer Treatment from a Life in Science

Welcome To Episode 47 of Your Story.
Cliff Hawkins story is of someone who in helping his own family with food allergies discovers that he has found a mechanism to help the greater community with some of the most damaging and deadly autoimmune diseases and cancers. Only then to be financially destroyed by the greed of [...]

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Jun 20 2009

Your Story Ep 39 : Patty. Funeral Photography, Web Cams and Radio Personality.

Published by Ian under Art, Career, Podcasts

Welcome To Episode 39 of Your Story.

Outrageous, vivacious and exuberant(along with some off mic cussing) is what you get when you meet Patty Beecham. It’s a name I haven’t heard for years but there it is in my twitter stream. Fancy that, you can meet celebrities on twitter, well you can decide where on the [...]

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Oct 02 2008

Your Story Ep 28 : Colin. Eight Decades of European Life and Reflections Towards the Future.

Published by Ian under Podcasts, Travel

Welcome To Episode 28 of Your Story.
Today we talk with Colin Kerr who is my sisters father in-law who generously shared some time with us about his early life in Britain, dealing with life as a teenager during the war years and the fascination that only a 15 year old can have in war time [...]

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Jul 21 2008

Your Story Addendum Ep 7 : Off to Swidwin, Poland.

Published by Ian under Addendum, Personal, Podcasts, Storytelling, Travel

My surname is Kath, pronounced in the Germanic languages I’ve been told recently here as Kat with a short sharp “T”. I’ve also found out that the Germans would automatically spell it with a “K” unlike how most Australians would, as my family have found want to spell it with a “C”. The Germans should [...]

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Feb 20 2008

Your Story Ep 8 : Meeyeon. Korean, International Adoption, Biggotry and Abuse.

Welcome To Episode Eight of Your Story.
Today we talk with Yeon who was adopted along with her twin sister from Korea into a mixed ethnic family in Newcastle. She tells of the disconnection she feels for her Korean heritage and the bigotry that comes from her appearance that is different to how she relates to [...]

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Jan 29 2008

Your Story Ep 6 : Juan Mann, Free Hugs and Oprah is a Career

Welcome To Episode Six of Your Story.

Today we talk with Juan Mann of Free Hugs fame. You have probably seen the video, if not here it is.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4[/youtube]
A runaway viral success that has lead onto things greater than anyone could have imagined.
It all started for me when I saw on Twitter that Richard Giles had gone [...]

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Dec 02 2007

Your Story Ep 3 : Meg, Sol Breads Sour Dough, Mountain Biking and Money

Welcome To Episode Three of Your Story.Today I catch up with Meg Carrigan who owns a boutique bakery specialising in sour dough breads. I’ve known Meg for a few years and we discuss the best bread made in Australia at her Sol Breads bakery.We chat about her being into competitive mountain biking where she [...]

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Jul 31 2007

Socialisation drives competition we need to get over it!

Published by Ian under Relationships, Society & Culture

I’ve always thought that people because we are social, ultimately want community. This is achieved through all sorts of activities. Every club or group is a collection of people wanting to connect. This I feel is more important to the participants than the actual activity they are engaged in which is mealy the cause and [...]

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