ABC Australia
Conversations
Conversations draws you deeper into the life story of someone you may have heard about, but never met. Journey into their world, joining them on epic adventures to unfamiliar places, back in time to wild moments of history, and into their deepest memories, to be moved by personal stories of resilience and redemption. Hosted by Richard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski, Conversations is the ABC's most popular long-form interview program. Every day we explore the vast tapestry of human experience, weaving together narratives from history, science, art, and personal storytelling. Conversations Live is co...
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Episodes
More than kindness: compassion and its uses 27.03.2019 51:19
Paul Gilbert on how our brains are wired for inner conflict and possible cruelty, and what to do about it
Anton Enus, son of the Masked Marvel 26.03.2019 47:30
Journalist Anton Enus grew up as the son of a professional wrestler, in apartheid-era South Africa
Death on the summit of Mount Kosciuszko 25.03.2019 48:02
Historian Nick Brodie on how a 1928 adventure on the slopes of Australia's highest mountain went horribly wrong
Disrupting forensic science and playing with fire 22.03.2019 53:28
Chemist and fire scene investigator Niamh Nic Daeid on doing science in the service of justice
Cradle Mountain's great love story 21.03.2019 51:27
Kate Legge traces the lives of pioneering naturalists Kate Cowle and Gustav Weindorfer in Tasmania's sublime wilderness
Women of the American heartland 20.03.2019 53:03
Sarah Smarsh on the idiosyncratic women who raised her in Kansas
Dr Budgerigar 19.03.2019 53:00
Bob Doneley is one of the only Australian vets specialising in the health of budgerigars (R)
Going back to Baghdad 18.03.2019 47:24
Doctor Munjed Al Muderis on returning to Iraq to operate on soldiers and civilians wounded in the war against ISIS
Undercover in the asylum 15.03.2019 53:04
Thousands of citizens were housed in Melbourne's asylums during the 19th Century, and they received surprisingly humane treatment
Meryl Tankard: dancing beyond ballet 14.03.2019 50:05
How a former ballerina revolutionised Australia’s dance landscape
The adventures of Captain Patch 13.03.2019 51:20
How Travis Saunders and his son Patch are helping rewrite the story of autism.
The evolution of Courtney Act 12.03.2019 51:03
At five, Shane Jenek won his first talent quest. Sixteen years later he became Courtney Act, one of the world's most recognisable drag queens
Kuranda's compass 11.03.2019 46:25
When Kuranda Seyit was thrust into the public eye after 9/11, he unearthed a history which had to be told
How Australia's first female detective took on Sydney's razor gangs 08.03.2019 52:15
Leigh Straw tells the story of Lillian Armfield, arch enemy of serial criminals Tilly Devine, Kate Leigh et al (R)
Changing how we talk about rape 07.03.2019 51:32
Sohaila Abdulali was seventeen when she was gang raped and forced to fight for her life
John Prine: from Paradise to Nashville 06.03.2019 52:15
A songwriter's songwriter, John has turned his often bemused view of people and politics into songs for fifty years
Chair's tenacious daughter 05.03.2019 48:34
Caro Llewellyn was in her 40s when she got a distressing diagnosis: Multiple Sclerosis
The future of cyber war 04.03.2019 52:03
Journalist David Sanger on how the internet became 'the perfect weapon'
Basketball and belonging: Cheryl Kickett-Tucker 01.03.2019 50:13
Cheryl is a Wadjuk traditional owner, playing the long game in her Swan Valley community
Abu Dhabi's temporary people 28.02.2019 47:00
What is it like when home is a country that doesn't want you? Deepak Unnikrishnan's family story
Hello Carly Findlay 27.02.2019 51:16
Carly was born with facial difference, and says the rudeness of strangers has sometimes been more painful than the disability she's grown to embrace
Digging with his pen 26.02.2019 53:30
Irishman John Connell was an acclaimed journalist when his life began to unravel
The guiding light 25.02.2019 48:07
When Dorothy Hoddinott became Principal of Holroyd High School, she began a wave of change for her students
Joan and the bone men 22.02.2019 52:28
The rewards and challenges of working in orthopaedics
How Brolga Barns became a 'Kangaroo Mum' 21.02.2019 51:19
Chris Barns always knew he wanted to work with animals. Then he began his own sanctuary for orphaned baby kangaroos (R)
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