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Julian Morrow

Sydney
As seen in: Sunday Extra - Full program podcast, ABC News (Australia), ABC Pacific, ABC Radio National, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), The Architects' Journal, Mogaznews En, Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast
Public nuisance provider: The Chaser (@chaser), Giant Dwarf (@giantDWARFhq), The Checkout (@checkouttv). Host of @RNSundayExtra since 2019
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Program: The Year that Made Me, Rosalie Ham, 2000

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By Julian Morrow, Isabelle Summerson
| Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast
Author Rosalie Ham's debut novel The Dressmaker was a breakout hit. Inspired by real events in her family life, the 2000 novel, went onto become the 2015 film of the same name, starring Kate Winslet. Rosalie has since written seven books, all fiction, except for her latest, Look after your feet, a non-fiction work exploring some of the unexpected advantages of growing older.
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Program: Tenzin Choegyal's musical tribute to the Dalai Lama

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By Julian Morrow, Salomé Lines-Morison
| Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast
Tibetan-Australian musician Tenzin Choegyal has performed around the world, from New York’s Carnegie Hall, to opening for the Dalai Lama’s during his visits to Australia and New Zealand. Now he's bringing Be The Sky to the Brisbane Festival, a collaboration with composer Philip Glass, in honour of The Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday.
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Program: Eureka prize winner Helen Paterson on why a truthful witness can sound unreliable

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By Julian Morrow, Rebecca Metcalf
| Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast
How well would you remember something that happened to you over and over again? We tend to think if someone is telling the truth, that their story should be clear, detailed and consistent. But research into memory suggests it’s not that simple, particularly when someone has experienced repeated traumatic events, like family and domestic violence.
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