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Conversations: Archive: 2009-2011, 667 episodes. Page 7 of 7.

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Jonathon Welch discusses the Choir of Hard Knocks and his new autobiography

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Fiona and Stuart Higgins' unlikely love story

603

John Rendall and Anthony 'Ace' Bourke

604

Sean Dorney's triumphs and tribulations as ABC's Pacific Correspondent

605

Maggie Dent offers her ideas on raising children

606

James Murray's escape to Arnhem Land, and Cate Kennedy on short stories

607

Megan Axelsen explains her ongoing battle with anorexia

608

Phil Vardy pioneered the sport of disabled sailing in Australia

609

Krissy Kneen discusses writing, blogging and her emerging memoir

610

Sergey Dvortsevoy's unique Kazakhstan insight, and celebrity chef Rick Stein

611

Jane Stork

612

Selma Masson and Michelle McDonald tell a powerful Iraqi story

613

How Geoff Ostling turned his skin into an artscape

614

C W Stoneking and John Butler on living and breathing blues and roots

615

Graeme Clark made his mark with the invention of the bionic ear

616

David and Kristin Williamson on the crossover between romance and creativity

617

Adam Elliot's claymation creations, and Irish singer-songwriter Declan O'Rourke

618

Shane Webcke's frank observations on adjusting to retirement

619

Geoffrey Robertson: fiercely dedicated to human rights

620

Guy Pearse on environmental policies, and Gladys Busch's porcelain realism

621

Sam Cawthorn: 2009 Tasmanian Young Australian of the Year

622

Sailing champion Tony Mowbray reflects on ocean voyages

623

Scott Trevelyan's personal art, and Margaret Gibson on the role of belongings in death and mourning

624

Basia Bonkowski remembers her mother, and Christine Johnston on peformance art

625

Kirsty De Vallance: casting the right person for the right role

626

Christine and James Lovatt's crossword and puzzle empire

627

Mohamad and Peta Abdalla's unlikely story of love

628

Col Dillon reflects on his experience as Australia's first Indigenous police officer

629

Jeff Halper talks Israeli activism and connecting to his Jewish roots

630

The Cat Empire's Felix Riebl, and Eric Bana's first true love

631

Lynne Hinton's philosophical approach to teaching children

632

Nadeem Aslam on his early life and writing

633

Vince O'Rourke on coping with his wife's early onset Alzheimers

634

Conversations: Lifeline Counsellors Luke, Debbie, Margot

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Phil Dickie: how to bring down a government

636

Tania Kernighan's singing career began with family music tours

637

Nick Xenophon discusses what led him to the Senate

638

Tim Finn's illustrious impact on Australian music

639

Joe Esposito: life as Elvis Presley's right-hand man

640

Merv Moriarty on art, flying and putting the two together

641

Noeline Brown discusses her many roles on and off the stage

642

Buddhism in Burma: Alan Clements' rare access and insight

643

Everett True reflects on three decades of music critique

644

Peter Grose on the shocking 1942 bomb attack on Darwin harbour

645

Stephen Bourke on the archaeological landscape of Pella, Jordan

646

Jonty Bush: 2009 Young Australian of the Year

647

Stephen Faris investigates how climate change causes conflict in Sudan

648

Cheese connoisseur Lynne Tietzel's precise palate

649

Wayne Bennett bids the Broncos farewell as he moves to St. George

650

Kat Armstrong helps female prisoners turn their lives around

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David Woods and Jon Haynes' 'Ridiculusmus' theatre, and Kathryn North on muscular dystrophy

652

Andy Bichel recalls some of his greatest cricketing moments

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Debby Cox has dedicated her life to protecting chimpanzees

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Clive Small's war on corruption, organised crime and the drug trade

655

Geoff Cousins on art, community and life beyond the corporate world

656

Justin Brooks on defending the wrongly convicted, and Cressida Campbell's woodblock art

657

Michael Kirby talks candidly about his upbringing, family values and life in the high court

658

Steve Van Dyck shares his fascination with Australian mammals

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Syd Kirkby was the first explorer to survey Antarctica

660

Maggie and Katie Noonan: bringing their music together

661

Margaret Wilcox's harrowing journey to find her daughter Tanya Senussi

662

Father Peter Kennedy's controversial masses

663

David Bussau on his highly impactful social entrepreneurship

664

Belarus Free Theatre co-founder Natalya Kolyada and ghost historian Jack Sim

665

Shay Zulpo explains the importance of proper palliative care for children

666

Victor Bray's motor sport success and drag racing records

667

Rob Redenbach on specialist security operations; and a tribute to the late, trailblazing pilot Nancy Bird Walton