A Life Less Ordinary
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A Life Less Ordinary is a society podcast hosted by Udhara de Silva. It has 26 episodes, with the latest published December 2021.
This is the interview series that looks at the little steps taken to make ordinary people extraordinary. Udhara de Silva and his co-hosts have fascinating conversations with artists, adventurers, thought leaders, entrepreneurs, misfits and rebels to show that there's something to learn from every journey.
society ·en ·26 episodes
Taking Batik to New Places: Fern Chua, Malaysia
Creating Australia's First Anti-Racist Comedy Club: Tina Zaman, Australia
The Relentless Optimist: Matthew Chapman, Singapore & New Zealand
On writing her first book, rejection, and diversity: T.P. Tovenaar, Sri Lanka
The Warrior of Singapore's Kranji Countryside: Ivy Singh-Lim, Singapore
Becoming MoneySmart: Vinod Nair, Singapore
Irreverence is an Asset: Rosalyn Lee (Rozz), Singapore
How to Make Things Cool: Andrew Ing, Singapore
The King of the Jacket: Thomas Wee, Singapore
Breaking World Records & Breaking Taboos: Theresa Goh, Singapore
From Creative Public Servant to Tech Exec: Nic Foo, Singapore
Helping the Underdog: Adrian Sim, Singapore
The Sibling Co-Founders of The Working Capitol: Ben & Saranta Gattie, Singapore
Redefining Success by Embracing Individuality: Dr. Vanessa Von Auer, Singapore
The Business of Design & the Design of Businesses: Jonathan Bonsey & John Palmer, Singapore
The Magic of Acting: Tan Kheng Hua, Singapore
Everything with Soul: Vanessa Fernandez, Singapore
Starting Up in Sri Lanka: Indi Samarajiva, Sri Lanka
Jaffna Boy: Danu Innasithamby, Sri Lanka
Anonymous Creator: The Sooriya Village, Sri Lanka
Political Provocateur: Venuri Perera, Sri Lanka
Adopted by an island: Alice Luker, Sri Lanka
Failed builder, indifferent mathematician, personal trainer to the rich and infamous (and writer): Ashok Ferrey, Sri Lanka
Photographing a 3000-year old martial art while working three jobs: Reza Akram, Sri Lanka
Sex, Drugs...and HIV: Hans Billimoria, Sri Lanka
Four Years to Everest: Jayanthi Kuru-Utumpala & Johann Peiris, Sri Lanka
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