beer with Duncan

beer with Duncan is a one-hour conversation, recorded on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, between Duncan and a single guest. The songs, chosen with the guest before the day, carry the hour. They belong to the guest, picked for their own reasons: perhaps the one they walk in on, perhaps the first they ever loved, perhaps the one they still cannot hear without going somewhere, perhaps the one they want the listener to leave humming. The music is the joy running through the whole thing. The conversation is personal. The hour moves through who the guest is, where they came from, and the good they have made of their life. When there is a hard chapter, we sit in it gently and only as far as the guest wants to go, and then we reach for the light, because the point is always what they carried out of it. When a guest has a whole good life honestly built, the hour lives in the warm, telling moments most interviews skip. The show is made for a simple, hopeful reason. Somewhere a person is listening, and a stranger says something honest and true, and the room gets a little warmer. They feel less alone, a little braver, and glad to share a world with people like this. Every guest is chosen because their life, honestly told, does that. Host Duncan is a country-born auctioneer who has called more than 15,000 auctions and raised over $200 million for good causes. He coaches junior footy and cricket on the Northern Beaches, mentors young people, and works in grief support. He does not sit across the table as a neutral interviewer. He is a warm fellow traveller who makes the room safe, asks the small honest question, and knows the hour belongs to the guest and to the person listening.

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  Episode #4

  We're all just walking each other home | Briony Scott

  Aug 28, 202659 minS1

  <p >You become like a… secular priest. You know, you get to the extraordinary privilege of listening to people talk about their lives."</p><p >That is Dr Briony Scott on what a school principal actually carries, and it is the best description of the job I have heard.</p><p >She did it for nineteen years, fourteen of them at Wenona, and she was named Principal of the Year and one of the most powerful people in Australian education. She now leads Royal Far West, the hundred-year-old charity getting healthcare to children in rural and remote Australia.</p><p >Fo...

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  Tracy Hall: The Woman, Not The Crime

  Aug 21, 20261h 12mS1

  <p >You may think you know Tracy Hall's story. It has been told as true crime more than once. We are not telling it. The man at the centre of it has had enough of her life, and he is not getting this hour, either.<br><br>What is left when you take him out of it turns out to be far more interesting. Twenty-five years building brands for eBay, Virgin, GoDaddy and Afterpay. A father who died three weeks after a leukaemia diagnosis when she was in her twenties, which she says plainly was the hardest thing she has...

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  A Psychologist Who Sees Beyond Screen Time | Jocelyn Brewer

  Aug 14, 202659 minS1

  <p >Twenty years ago, Jocelyn Brewer (https://jocelynbrewer.com/digital-nutrition/)was a high school teacher of geography and drama at Sydney Boys High. Her headmaster, Dr Kim Jagger, told her the school was handing laptops to every boy in year nine, that the kids knew what to do with them and the teachers did not, and that somebody should work out what was going on with boys and games.<br><br>She has never really stopped pulling that thread. She retrained as a psychologist, studied cyberpsychology, and, in 2013, coined the term Digital Nutrition: not screen time, not detoxes, but the va...

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  A Teacher Who Sees the Whole Child | Orlanda Bettison

  Aug 7, 202649 minS1

  <p >For more than ten years, Orlanda Bettison stood at a school photocopier printing off<br>resources for parents, because the book that would teach a child about their own mind was<br>not on any shelf.</p><p ></p><p >Then came her own postnatal mental health chapter, and one thought she has never forgotten:"I wish I knew this earlier." A teacher with a psychology degree, she had spent her working life around children’s feelings, and nobody had ever taught her how her own mind worked.</p><p ><br>In July 2024, she launched a Kickstarter campaign. Eighty-nine st...

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  beer with Duncan

  This is beerwithDuncan. One hour, one guest, their songs, and an honest conversation about how a life actually gets built.”

  Aug 6, 202629 minS1

  <p >This is beerwithDuncan. One hour, one guest, their songs,<br>and an honest conversation about how a life actually gets built.”</p><p ><br>beerwithDuncan is a one-hour conversation, recorded on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, between Duncan and a single guest. The songs, chosen by the guest, carry the hour. They belong to the guest, picked for their own reasons: perhaps the one they walk in on, perhaps the first they ever loved, perhaps the one they still cannot hear without going somewhere, perhaps the one they want the listener to leave humming. The music is the joy running throug...

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