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

Podcast #9: An interview with Amanda Bethell, medico in the South Australian town of Port Augusta.

Amanda shares insights into life as a GP in a small, remote town. 

Podcast #8: A yarn with Raeleen and Peter Whip who are based in Longreach (Outback Queensland).

Peter and Raeleen share their mental health story and some of the supports that got them through some very tough times. 

Podcast #7: A yarn with Sue Fraser about educating school students in far flung places.

Sue was born in the bush and devotes her working life to offering distance education to students, especially those in rural and remote locations. 

Podcast #6: A yarn with Duncan Brown - former journalist, CEO of SU, pastor and currently farmer of the largest table quails in the world!

An interview with Duncan Brown of Brisbane Valley Farm Direct. Duncan is a journeyman of the most interesting sort. Find out what drives a person to change career four times (so far) and thrive. 

Podcast #5: A yarn with Tim Everett who works with at-risk, young people.

Tim was adopted into a great family. At 19, he began a search for his birth mother. These experiences helped shape his current life's work, which is building belonging and hope in the lives of at-risk, young people. 

Podcast #4: An Interview with Selena Gomersall - CEO and part of the founding team for OutBack Futures

Selena, in some ways, found herself leading OutBack Futures by accident. Nevertheless, she and her team are building healthy relationships with many people in rural and remote communities. Hear a little of her story here. 

Podcast #3: a yarn with Vicki Williams about God's good earth.

Uncle Graham's mother used to say, "God is my Father, the earth is my Mother." When Vicki heard that for the first time, some big pieces clicked into place. 

Podcast #2: Yarning with Philip Cox about life, love, loss and even prayer.

Philip is a writer, thinker and painter who hosts theinsidejob.com.au 

Podcast #1: An interview with David Rapp, a weekend farmer.

David comes from a long line of people on the land. Here, he shares reflections on life, family, faith and mental health. You'll love it!