Osher Gunsberg

Episode 3 of the Why Do I Feel This Way? podcast, hosted by Kate DeAraugo, titled "Osher Gunsberg" was published on September 16, 2024 and runs 77 minutes.

September 16, 2024 ·77m · Why Do I Feel This Way?

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Known for hosting Australian Idol, The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor In Paradise and The Masked Singer, Osher has well and truly established himself as Aussie TV royalty. Originally known as 'Andrew G', he changed his name to Osher - Hebrew for 'happiness' - at the age of 38. Today, we find out the 'why' and how this change has affected his life, relationships and career ever since. Trigger Warning: This episode contains themes of addiction. If you or anyone that you know, needs help, please call Lifeline now on 13 11 14.

Episode Description

Known for hosting Australian Idol, The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor In Paradise and The Masked Singer, Osher has well and truly established himself as Aussie TV royalty.

Originally known as 'Andrew G', he changed his name to Osher - Hebrew for 'happiness' - at the age of 38. Today, we find out the 'why' and how this change has affected his life, relationships and career ever since.

Trigger Warning: This episode contains themes of addiction. If you or anyone that you know, needs help, please call Lifeline now on 13 11 14.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

160 | A Renewed Mind: Stop Striving & Start Receiving

Apr 6, 2026 ·21m

159 | You Can't Stay Hidden Forever

Mar 30, 2026 ·20m

158 | DR. T'EBONY TORAIN: From Pain to Purpose [Season 4 Premiere!!!]

Mar 23, 2026 ·62m

157 | Don't Quit in Q1: Reset & Refocus

Mar 16, 2026 ·24m

156 | Give to Gain: A Deeper Kingdom Principle of Generosity [International Women's Day]

Mar 9, 2026 ·25m

155 | CHRISTY ENGLISH-FIELDS: From Addiction to Freedom [HERstory]

Mar 2, 2026 ·57m

Similar Podcasts

What Even Is Studying? Yujie Lin Studying; to apply what was learnt or understood into our minds, and helps students achieve success in school and grades. A term students are oh-so-familiar with, yet many tend to struggle under, which may sometimes lead to the question 'What even is studying?' Why do I feel this way about it? I'm struggling and I don't know what to do?And not just students; but parents and teachers do too as they come to difficulty in understanding why their children/students think in that mindset.In this short Podcast series brought by a student who started off with a personal goal, each episode dives into the psychological science of studying in relation to mental health and benefitting mentalities towards it for the better, with the goal of knowledging the importance of studying and how it can be tackled through personal connections, and spark discussions and explorations from there. The ADHD Friendly Way to Organise Your Home Faigy Liebermann Do you feel guilt and shame around your clutter since forever?Why can't you part with your clutter and get organised "like everyone else?" I have ADHD. My 5 children have ADHD.I live daily with the intense pressure of being expected to excel, and constantly expecting to fail; the crippling shame, and intense guilt and anxiety; feeling frazzled, and being clueless how to explain why my ADHD brain won’t focus to those who need to know is totally draining. ADHD in women is largely unknown in the UK, misdiagnosed and largely goes untreated. I live daily with the extreme behaviours that are part of the ADHD child makeup. I live daily with the acute worry and anxiety over my ADHD children's future. I live daily with the mistreatment of my ADHD children through those in authority who pay lip service to the neurodiverse accommodations in our schools and further education settings...I witness daily the damage that this causes to my children and to myself. In this podcast series you will join me Beyond Awareness: Disability Awareness That Matters Diana Pastora Carson, M.Ed. Is it appropriate to talk about disability? Is there a way to respectfully talk about disability? What words do I use when talking about disability? How do I teach kids about disability? Why do I feel awkward when I talk about disability? Are my disability awareness efforts outdated and offensive? Or are they aligned with disability research, allyship, and inclusion? Are there any quick and easy, and good resources out there to teach me about disability? Is disability awareness necessarily connected to conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion? How can I be sure that I'm not teaching disability awareness from an ableist perspective? Diana brings in speakers to answer these questions and more during inclusive, socially responsive conversations. This is a forum for special education and general education teachers, parents, and community members who want to promote disability awareness from a progressive, dignifying, social justice, and diversity appreciation perspective. Her Renewed Mind | Mental Focus, Find Your Purpose, Overcome Fear, Grow in Jesus, Kingdom Mindset, Women Empowerment, Personal Development, Prayer, Faith Dr. Candice Johnson | Personal and Spiritual Development Coach, Speaker, Owner, visionSPEAK Consulting Encouragement for a Beautiful Mind * Find Your Purpose * Overcome Fear * Women Empowerment * Growth Mindset * Prayer * Mental Health *Joy * Kingdom * Mental Health AwarenessYou can renew your mind for life transformation and Dr. Candice Johnson will show your how.Are you tired of all the distractions that plague your mind? Wish you could focus more on your purpose and calling? Do you desire to connect with others in a way that would bless their life (and yours)?Well, you have come to the right place! This podcast will encourage you to develop a deeper relationship with God and feel more mentally focused and connected, so you can enjoy a peaceful life and be a blessing to others.Hi, I am Dr. Candice, a daughter of God, mom of an incredible young woman, and joy igniter with a vivid imagination. I remember waking up in the morning with what seemed like a million thoughts running through my head: Did I send that email? Is Kyla awake? Why d

URL copied to clipboard!