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Marc Fennell

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As seen in: No One Saw It Coming, MSN Australia, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, ABC Everyday, ABC News (Australia), ABC Radio National, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Download This Show, Metro (UK), Audible Blog and
Walkley-winning Journo: Stuff the British Stole, No One Saw It Coming, Mastermind + Docos on Audible & SBS. Travels a lot, lifts a bit, likes a mystery

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Marc Fennell is an Australian interviewer, journalist, tv/radio presenter, author, podcaster and Rose d’Or nominated documentary maker.

He has worked with the BBC, Audible, Showtime, Monocle, Triple J, Network Ten, ABC, SBS Australia, The Sydney Opera House and Red Bull. In 2019, Marc was named one of the 40 Under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australians.

Fennell was introduced to global audiences this year when his Audible original podcast It Burns: The Scandal-Plagued Race to Breed the World’s H…

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The meteorite at the centre of a 'culture war'

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By Yasmin Jeffery Verified, Marc Fennell
| MSN Australia Verified
Yasmin Jeffery and Marc Fennell for Stuff the British Stole Billions of years ago, well before the origin of Earth, a rock was floating through space. It once formed part of a living planet. At some nebulous point in time, that planet died. It's hard to say how or why that happened, but in its afterlife, the rock was given a new name: asteroid. It likely would have continued travelling undisturbed through the furthest reaches of the universe. Except it was hit by something.
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The meteorite at the centre of a 'culture war'

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By Yasmin Jeffery Verified, Marc Fennell
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Loading... Billions of years ago, well before the origin of Earth, a rock was floating through space. It once formed part of a living planet. At some nebulous point in time, that planet died. It's hard to say how or why that happened, but in its afterlife, the rock was given a new name: asteroid. It likely would have continued travelling undisturbed through the furthest reaches of the universe. Except it was hit by something.
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Program: An 11-year-old sent us on a mission...

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By Marc Fennell, Zoe Ferguson Verified, Zoë Ferguson Verified, Rebecca Metcalf
| No One Saw It Coming
Getting a letter these days is pretty special, especially when it’s from an 11-year-old listener. Ellie wrote us a letter asking about the nursery rhyme Ring a Ring o' Roses, wondering if it really is about the plague.
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