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U Tampa '20 ~ Sports Editor for @The_Minaret
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Podcast episode 54 - Threads of Connection

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By Simon Brady
| junctionjournalism.com
There’s a growing body of evidence that shows loneliness and isolation is an issue for an increasing number of people. And one of the solutions – connection with others – is often is easier said than done. In the latest episode of our podcast, students from Edith Cowan University bring us stories of people trying to connect to the world and, importantly, helping others do the same.
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Podcast episode 48 - Journey of Discovery

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By Simon Brady
| junctionjournalism.com
We’re re-running some of our most popular episodes of Making a Difference from the past 12 months. In this episode by journalism students at RMIT, we hear stories of people emerging from tragedy, misadventure and personal angst, and what we learn about ourselves when our backs are against the wall. WARNING: There is coarse language in this episode. You can find Episode 48 – Journey of Discovery – on our website or wherever you get your podcasts. Spotify Apple Podcasts Goodpods iHeart Amazon
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Podcast episode 45 - Mind the Gap

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By Simon Brady
| junctionjournalism.com
It’s a good thing that as a society, we’re more open to discussing mental health and the challenges it poses for many people. University of Sydney reporter Ben Fragiadakis investigated this transformation on what used to be a very taboo topic. What he found were the unintended consequences of such openness. And despite all the attention, serious doubts remain about our approach to treating mental health. Episode 45 – Mind The Gap – is available on our website or your favourite podcast app.
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