The Osher Günsberg Podcast

Activist Vithika Yadav on slavery, the caste system, human rights, sexual rights, and your right to pleasure.

Entrepreneur Liu Yan and I talk about the "Wild West" of doing business in modern China, and what day to day life is like when high on your list of priorities is clean air, water and food.

Singer/Songwriter Brendan Maclean on bullies, ballet and getting arrested.

Dave Hughes is Australia's most recognized stand-up and media personality. In this frank and open interview, we talk about how he had a vision of his life as a Stand Up at fourteen and how he made that vision a reality.

Amanda Keller opens up about Bathurst, being #1 in Breakfast radio, and her experience with IVF.

How Cleo Glyde went from posing for magazines to editing the magazine itself...

From voicemail and email, from all over the world, we discuss the best way to get into media, who'd win in a fight between Body Count and Iron Maiden, why I'd like to get Tony Abbott on as a guest, and why James Mathison is like the Sasquatch.

Australian actress and activist Imogen Bailey on modeling, wearing a hijab, making peace with betrayal, and a few facts about asylum seekers.

Greg Chappell talks about a plant-based diet, being vital in his 60s and the state of Backyard Cricket.

Composer Merlijn Twaalfhoven on pivoting into your true expression, and using music to make peace in conflict zones.

Comedian Austen Tayshus talks at length about the particular kind of chaos he causes when he goes on stage.

Australian Actor Arianwen Parkes-Lockwood on NIDA, Solar-powered Mud Brick Houses and being Hamlet at the age of eleven.

Psychologist Leanne Hall on drinking in your 20s and your developing brain.

Ep 45: Charlie Clausen

Ep 44: Omar Musa