 Thu & Fri we are hearing from Catherine Hamlin, famous for her work with the Addis Ababa Fistula hospital, reflects on an incredible 50 years working to help suffering women in Ethiopia. She has been named a National Living Treasure and an award winner from the Global Health Council for Best Practices at her hospital. Listen for the interview for free by clicking here.
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 This morning on 1-on-1 I spoke to leader of Hillsong's music team for the past decade, Darlene Zschech. We spoke about how you deal with people putting you on a pedestal and how to deal with criticism. If you would like to listen to the interview for free (as well as Exclusive material not heard on-air) follow this link.
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 This morning we heard from Bruce Moore - the Director of the Australian National Dictionary Centre at the ANU. He shared with us how a word makes it into the dictionary, how often our Australian Dictionary gets updated and even told us of a made up word which once made it into the dictionary!!! Having run out of time on-air, Bruce and myself also recorded how the word 'Twitter' made it into the dictionary (very interesting story)... and that can EXCLUSIVELY be heard for free (along with the rest of the on-air interview) by following this link .... Cheers, Clayton
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 This Morning we once again spoke to Samantha Jackal about her life story as told in her book "My Purple Pants". Yesterday we heard about the abuse she experienced as a child and how that affected her as a teenager and young adult. This morning we heard about her manipulation of her boyfriend/fiancee by telling him she was pregnant so that they would get married. Find out the rest of the story by listening to the podcast for free by following this link. And find out more about the book (as well as purchase it) by heading to the website or Koorong bookstores.
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This Morning on 1-on-1 we spoke to Samantha Jackal about her life story as told in her book "My Purple Pants". We heard about the abuse she experienced as a child, how that affected her teenage and young adult years, and why she called the book "My Purple Pants". You can listen to the podcast for free by following this link. And find out more about the book (as well as purchase it) by heading to the website or Koorong bookstores. There is a happy ending to this story though - and we will be focussing on that tomorrow.
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