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How Do You Decide? explores how the decisions we make shape us. Join host and former journalist Megan Stafford as she meets everyday Aussies and finds out about the choices that changed them, the crossroads, and ultimately asks, when it comes to life, how do you decide?
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A LIVE podcast session recorded at the Young Beef Producers' Forum in Roma on 18 November 2022 with Alicia McClymont from Antola Trading and Sam Fryer from Black Box Co.Alicia and Sam talk about the decision to diversify their beef businesses in different ways: Alicia splitting her time between Bondi where she designs for her fashion business and R…
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Jo McNicol Feirclough is what we call a character. But I think that’s being too simplistic. Because there’s a whole lot to Jo. She is, as we all are, multi-dimensional. The wonderful thing about Jo is that she’s direct about that fact. She doesn’t beat around the bush. She tells it how it is. And we often don’t know what to do with that, so we laug…
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Robyn Russell grew up on Charlotte Plains, near Cunnamulla, in south-west Queensland. The property has been in her family now for 100 years. A century of ownership, with Robyn at the helm (not the entire time, of course - she's too young for that!). It’s not the first time she has been the sole operator keeping Charlotte Plains running. Indeed, she…
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In 2008, Rob was in a helicopter accident on a remote station in the Northern Territory, Suplejack Downs Station. If you want to define remote, the closest centre Alice Springs is +700km away. So, you can imagine the tension when Rob found himself in a crashed chopper, paralysed, and unbeknownst to him, a C4-quadriplegic.Making decisions suddenly b…
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Can you imagine being the only teacher in a school located in remote North Queensland? Can you imagine being that teacher and finding your bed is on the school veranda, you've got to dig your own toilet, and your contract end date is unknown?If you are Viv Chapman, you can imagine it clearly because, well, he lived it. For the rest of you, you'll h…
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Community and contribution have been major factors when it comes to decision-making for this week's guest, Carmel Williams. Carmel worked for Australia Post for 27 years in Charleville. She retired earlier this week. But, away from work, Carmel has been heavily involved in the community of Charleville: on committees, helping to cater for events, an…
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If you've ever thought to yourself: life would be so much better if I lived (enter place name), this episode is for you. Jen Kealey and her husband Chook moved to Walcha in the New England region of NSW in late 2008. It was a very deliberate choice, and one they'd taken their time with. They'd sat down with a list of things they wanted from the pla…
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Valerie Coates' story hinges on the three-and-a-half years she spent working in the Royal Australian Air Force, or RAAF. A lesbian, Val’s sexuality was something she knew to hide in the 1960s for her own safety. She was outed in the worst way when someone she worked with told the military police that Val was a lesbian. Val was subjected to hours of…
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A Kiwi shearer turned Aussie healer. What does that mean? Find out this week on the podcast with Terry Slack. Terry was born in NZ with the expectation he would take over the family farm. Instead, life took him down other paths: from shearing to running a spiritualist church and onto Australia where he worked as a masseur and clairvoyant. In this c…
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Beryl Connolly is 94 years old. And, you’d be hard pressed to find something that Beryl can’t do. She went on her first domestic flight in her 70s, made her first trip overseas in her 80s, and even rode a camel at age 89 in the deserts of Dubai. So, don't think this episode is not filled with energy. Because it is. We cover everything from Beryl wo…
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Erica "Hap" Halliday breeds Angus cattle for a living, and her story is inextricably linked with her work. But, don't think this is just a story about a farmer and her cows. Of course it is that. It is also much more. It is one of carving your own path and living with the tough choices we have to make. In this conversation, we discuss dealing with …
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***EXTENDED EPISODE***Carmel Beresford's life was split into two - before and after - when her son Sam died in a gyrocopter accident ten years ago in March 2011. In this episode, we hear from Carmel about Sam’s accident, the court case that followed, and her grief. A warning for listeners, we do discuss themes of depression and suicide. We also del…
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Sam Bailey became a quadriplegic at the age of 19 in a car accident. The day of the accident was one filled with choices, of literally deciding to turn left instead of right. In this episode, we hear from Sam about his accident and how he learned to live with his injury. We also hear from Sam and his wife Jenny together, for their story is one of c…
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