
Challenging the human experience by speaking to people who impact the world through art.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Category | Arts | ||||

In this, the final episode of the CH3 podcast series, hosts Lauren Bailey and Nick Cain sit down with writer, director and actor, Madeleine “Mads” Dyer to discuss the moment at the end of the “Hero’s journey” where our hero finds the freedom to live ... more
Our guest for Ch3 Podcast 11 is the wonderful Andrea Denholm - a creative producer in the Australian entertainment industry, an inspiring female in a position of leadership, and a passionate storyteller in her own right. Nick and Lauren sit down with... more
Hosts Nick Cain and Lauren Bailey sit down with renowned philosopher, author, Executive Director of The Ethics Centre, and Co-Founder of The Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Dr Simon Longstaff AO for Episode 10 of the TAOS podcast, to discuss “the resurr... more
TAOS CH3 Podcast 9 brings us on “the road back” from creative success with guests Guy Edmonds and Matt Zeremes - Emmy® Award-winning Creators, Writers, Directors & Performers. Together, they co-created the Emmy® Award-winning comedy series Hardball (... more
Love the genuine enthusiasm of the hosts and their thoughtful, relevant curation of guests. Their commitment to the arts shines through. Well produced and great personal touches. Highly recommended!
Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys intelligent and stimulating conversation between thoughtful and interesting people. An absolute must listen for those considering or working in a career involving performance, writing or any type of creative form that includes telling stories. The two hosts are engaging, smart and give their interview subjects space to answer questions and share experiences. Some great insights into how different types of story tellers approach their form. The intervie... more










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