Big Little Small Talk

Megan O'Hara Sullivan has interviewed countless Toowoomba region locals. Megan feels that everyone has their own story to tell and every one is worth listening to and you'll hear it all on Big Little Small Talk.

Big Little Small Talk is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 171 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Big Little Small Talk, a society show with 171 episodes published.

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  Pauline Rogers

  Sep 30, 202658 min

  Today on Big Little Small Talk , I’m talking to Pauline Rogers from Pauline’s Quilting World — a woman who has turned a love of fabric, creativity and quilting into something much bigger than making beautiful quilts. Pauline’s story is about creativity, community and the joy of sharing a skill with others. We chat about where her quilting journey began, what keeps her inspired, and the people and stories that have become part of her world along the way. So, let’s find out what makes Pauline tick — and what we can discover when we take the time to ask a few questions and have a little small talk.

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  Graham S. Green

  Sep 1, 202649 min

  Graham S. Green, much like his namesake is an author. However, Graham is much more; he is also a cultural advocate and TESOL (Teaching English to Other Languages) teacher. Asia is a long way from the central west of NSW where Graham grew up on a farm. After his first degree at university in Canberra, he found himself in Taiwan teaching English to adults and children…. and so began his love for other cultures. Currently Graham works in the field of refugee education and migration narratives, particularly with the Yazidi people. He has been trusted with their stories and has re-told them in his novels, including the “The Weaver’s Tale Trilogy.”

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  Alecia Staines

  Aug 27, 202648 min

  Alecia Staines grew up on a farm at The Gums 200 kms west of Toowoomba. She knew that pregnancy and birth was a normal part of the life cycle, it didn’t need to be hard. As a mother of 6 children Alecia felt that birthing was becoming the forgotten feminist issue and decided in 2021 to create the Maternity Consumer Network (MCN). It would be a network that provided support for maternity services, advocacy, information sharing, strategic direction for campaigns as well as Respectful Maternity Care Training. MCN’s specific areas of focus are; campaigning for respectful care & reducing trauma, saving rural maternity services and supporting midwifery and home birth options. Alecia is currently embarking on a PHD entitled “Barriers to Respectful Maternity Care”.

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  Karen Makkai

  Aug 19, 202646 min

  Karen Makkai didn’t start her working life teaching meditation, in fact she studied to be a speech pathologist. In 2020 Karen was plunged into the world of breast cancer - she was diagnosed with an aggressive lobular carcinoma. What followed was the usual chaos of cancer; mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation, hormone therapy. To try and still her mind, manage her stress, her mood and to fill in the long hours of infusions, Karen turned to meditation. The practice has become central to Karen’s life….she lives, breathes and teaches mediation. Karen wants to give back to the organisation that helped her on this long, scary journey…The Jenny Black Cancer Wellness Centre at Hope Horizons Toowoomba. She is 5 years cancer free and holding a women’s only dance party called ‘Flashdance for Hope’ 12 September @ 6.30pm. In the words of William W. Purkey: "You've gotta dance like there's nobody watching, love like you'll never be hurt, sing like there's nobody listening, and live like it's heaven on earth."

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  Jade Hubbard

  Aug 13, 202643 min

  Jade Hubbard is a young woman, wise beyond her years. When the opportunity came up to play rugby union in the UK, she was mature enough to seize the opportunity. Despite the fact she had to make the agonising decision to leave her young son and partner behind in Australia, she knew had to go. Jade revelled in the experience and came back with life changing memories. She continues to coach girls rugby union teams, and has added a daughter to her growing family.

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