One Plus OneŘada 3
TV-G
Host Jane Hutcheon interviews Australian and international celebrities, artists, personalities and everyday people who do interesting things to talk about their world, work and personal lives.
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- Craig McLachlan, Jean Calder and Anish KapoorD1
Craig McLachlan, Jean Calder and Anish KapoorCraig McLachlan, actor, singer and star of the ABC drama The Doctor Blake Mysteries, speaks to Jane Hutcheon. Jean Calder has worked with disabled Palestinians in the Gaza Strip for decades. She speaks to Jane Hutcheon. Anish Kapoor is an internationally renowned sculptor. He's interviewed by Anne Maria Nicholson. - Michael T. Jones, Lisa Gray and Jeremy ThomasD2
Michael T. Jones, Lisa Gray and Jeremy ThomasMichael T. Jones, Google's technology ambassador, discusses the Web, its future and Google's role in it with Ben Knight. Lisa Gray, on women in corporate Australia and how banks can win trust. She's speaking with Jane Hutcheon. Jeremy Thomas is a British film producer with credits that include The Last Emperor. He's speaking with John Barron. - Father Bob Maguire, Damien Mander and Robert DiPierdomenicoD18
Father Bob Maguire, Damien Mander and Robert DiPierdomenicoCatholic priest Father Bob Maguire speaks with Jane Hutcheon. Anti-poaching activist Damien Mander speaks to Kumi Taguchi. Former AFL football player Robert DiPierdomenico speaks with Jane Hutcheon. - Cate McGregor and Edwin CameronD21
Cate McGregor and Edwin CameronChief of Army's speechwriter, and the Army's highest ranking trans-gender individual Lieutenant Colonel Cate McGregor speaks with Jane Hutcheon. Sally Sara interviews South African lawyer, HIV/AIDs campaigner and pioneering gay judge Justice Edwin Cameron. - Collette Dinnigan, John Doyle and Stanley HauerwasD38
Collette Dinnigan, John Doyle and Stanley HauerwasFashion designer Collette Dinnigan speaks to Kumi Taguchi as she closes her fashion boutiques after 24 years. Actor and Playwright John Doyle tells Mike Sexton his ailing father was part of the inspiration for his most recent play "Vere". American theologian Stanley Hauerwas discusses his faith and non-violence in a post-September 11 world, with Scott Stephens. - Luke Nguyen, Professor Ian Frazer and Scott FarquharD39
Luke Nguyen, Professor Ian Frazer and Scott FarquharChef Luke Nguyen discusses his passion for street food with Jane Hutcheon, Nobel Prize winner, Professor Ian Frazer, speaks to Tim Brunero and Scott Farquhar discusses his desire to give back with Rachel Pupazzoni. - Richard Flanagan and Susie OrbachD40
Richard Flanagan and Susie OrbachAuthor Richard Flanagan tells Jane Hutcheon evil and goodness were themes of his latest novel, which is based on his father's stories of survival as a POW on the Thai-Burma "death" railway. Susie Orbach is best known for her 1978 book Fat is a Feminist Issue. But 35 years later, the psychotherapist tells Jane Hutcheon she still thinks the diet industry has a hold on consumers.