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Jul 7, 2024 43 min

Kirk Docker (I Was Actually There)

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Welcome to the I Was Actually There podcast, where series creator Kirk Docker delves into significant events with fresh perspectives. In this episode, Kirk discusses: His aim to retell impactful events meaningfully Securing participants to talk about Port Arthur and understanding its tragedy without naming the gunman Exploring the Boxing Day Tsunami 2004 and the Beatles' Adelaide tour in 1964 The broader impact of the Beatles' visit on Adelaide Interviewing Brant and Todd about the Beaconsfield mine rescue and its community ripple effects Differences between I Was Actually There and You Can't Ask That His personal background and its influence on his storytelling Addressing if there were questions deemed unaskable on You Can't Ask That The importance of multiple perspectives in recounting events for I Was Actually There For the latest in television news, streaming info, ratings, movie reviews, TV guides, and podcasts, visit TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au.

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