
Kung Hei Fat Choi
“Kung Hei Fat Choi” is a Cantonese phrase which means “Happy New Year”. It’s just one of the phrases and things I’ve learned over the last few days working on … Read the rest “Kung Hei Fat Choi”
I’ve been behind a microphone for almost my entire life. I started out as a 13-year-old volunteer in community radio back in 1978, and that spark turned into a lifelong career, In mid-2023, my life took a major turn when I became an amputee. Now, I’m bringing those decades of broadcasting experience to a project close to my heart: sharing the diverse stories of limb loss and difference across Australia and our Pacific neighbours. https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-o-brien-153485123/

“Kung Hei Fat Choi” is a Cantonese phrase which means “Happy New Year”. It’s just one of the phrases and things I’ve learned over the last few days working on … Read the rest “Kung Hei Fat Choi”

“Oh my goodness”, I thought to myself. “I look like a male stripper…” I’d removed my shoes, my socks, my pants, my jacket and my shirt, but I was stuck … Read the rest “Male Stripper”

Damien and I were watching Channel 10 News with Sandra Sully when news broke of the 9/11 attacks. That was our routine at the time: watch the news, and then … Read the rest “Sandra Sully and 9/11”

The global economic crisis? Peace in the Middle East? Third world poverty? No, none of those: the big issue for discussion today in Sydney has been the decision by the … Read the rest “International Debates”

Mondays aren’t supposed to be this mentally exhausting, are they? On top of enjoying my favourite television lineup of Four Corners, Media Watch and QANDA – which is usually wall … Read the rest “Questions and Answers”

It was a so-so day at work, and so the first thing I did when I walked in the door – actually, the second thing I did, since the first … Read the rest “Why I Love P3-Svea”