RED DIRT NATION: Pop-Up Podcasts, Coast to Coast.

Podcast #19: A chat with Ruth Stainbrook about homelessness in Australia.

Ruth has been supporting homeless people for 32 years and is the Manager of FEAT (Family Emergency Accomodation Townsville). She reflects on her experiences and offers some insights that will inspire you not matter what your calling is in life. 

Podcast #18: a yarn withTrevor Wilson, finisher of the (world's most dangerous) Dakar race.

Trevor Wilson is a 30 year old adventurer who constantly challenges himself with feats of endurance. Be inspired by the story of this former record holder of the fastest double crossing of the Simpson Desert, privateer finisher of the famous Dakar race and, most recently, competitor in the Cairns Ironman race.

Podcast #17: A conversation with Ros Holloway about death and dying.

Ros, among others things, is a seasoned clinical nurse who helps people work through the process of dying. Having helped hundreds of people at the end of life, Ros reflects on dying from professional and personal perspectives. 

Podcast #16: a chat with Michael Crutcher, former editor of The Courier-Mail

Michael Crutcher is a former journalist and editor who has, more recently, founded the company 55 comms. In this yarn we talk about sport, his career and his Christian faith. 

Podcast #15: A yarn with Jack Ahern, recent captain for the North Devils RLFC.

Jack shares a little about life as a footy player, constant learner and person of faith.

Podcast #14: A challenging yarn with Police Chaplain, Matt Govan.

Matt's life certainly hasn't been easy, but there have been amazing blessings just the same. In this podcast, we talk about courage and faith, which have been very much needed throughout his life and work. 

Podcast #13: A chat with Colin Nieass, who has come full circle back to Mannum, SA.

Colin grew up in the small town of Mannum, South Australia, and left for adventures. Recently, however, he returned to the town as a local church minister. But this church isn't interested in 'business as usual'. 

Podcast #12: A yarn with Jodie Thomas, a Waanyi woman who reconnected with family and Country.

Jodie is an indigenous person who was raised in an anglo contest. In this yarn she talks about exploring her family roots and gives us a little insight into her deep spirituality. 

Podcast #11: A wander with Vicki Williams around her Bush Tukka garden.

Come explore a small sample of Australia's ancient food and medicine sources.  

Podcast #10: A yarn with Sam Peacock; businessman and philanthropist.

Sam is a successful businessperson who directs resources to great causes. Hear him share about his life as an entrepreneur.