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Hosted by Kintsugi Heroes · society · EN · 29 episodes
Welcome to Connecting Seniors — a special series from Kintsugi Heroes, sharing the lived experiences of aging Australians to build understanding, connection, and respect across generations.Through honest, unhurried conversations, we sit down with seniors from across the country to hear the stories that shaped them — the losses, the loves, the lessons learned the hard way, and the wisdom that only comes with time. From navigating grief and reinvention, to staying connected in a rapidly changing world, to the everyday realities of aging in Australia today — every episode is a reminder that our elders are not invisible. They are essential.Connecting Seniors exists to bridge the gap between generations — to combat loneliness, challenge ageism, and celebrate the richness of a life fully lived. Whether you're a senior yourself, a family member, a carer, or someone who simply wants to listen and learn, this series is for you.Kintsugi Heroes is an Australian not-for-profit (DGR endorsed) de
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Connecting Seniors, a special series from Kintsugi Heroes, sharing the lived experiences of aging Australians to build understanding, connection, and respect across generations.
Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes) is hosted by Kintsugi Heroes. The show has published 29 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Twenty years numb: Karl Germann on complex trauma, queerness, and finding himself at 46 | Pride In Stories - Kintsugi Heroes: Uncovering our Hidden Value" (30 July 2026, 63 minutes), "Clinical depression, diagnosis, and advocating for struggling men with Wayne Wigham • Connecting Seniors" (17 December 2025, 46 minutes), and "Building awareness and advocating for wildlife with Sandy Steers • Connecting Seniors" (10 December 2025, 35 minutes).
Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes) publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 29 episodes.
Booking probability for Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes) is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes) requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes)'s contact route on record: public web form.
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Kintsugi Heroes hosts Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes), a society show with 29 episodes published.
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Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes)
The 20-year fog Karl grew up in apartheid South Africa in a wealthy but emotionally distant Austrian-South African family, experiencing what he now understands as complex trauma rooted in his mother's narcissism and his...
Episode #13
<p>Wayne's early years were filled with rugby union and league, providing him companionship and a mental outlet. Despite personal struggles with depression, sports helped him cope.</p><p>From a young age, Wayne faced...
Episode #12
<p>Sandy Steers is a biologist, energy healer, writer, and entrepreneur. With a degree in biology, she has led 14 trips to the Galapagos Islands; run the environmental educational nonprofit, Friends of Big Bear Valley...
Episode #11
<p>In today’s conversation, Karen shares her private journey with lifelong crippling anxiety - make no mistake - it has never stopped her! Here's just a snippet of what Karen has created over her latter years...
Episode #10
<p>Gary grew up curious and spirited, always eager to solve problems. He discovered his innate passion for helping others early on in his life.</p><p>He studied business and economics and combined academic rigor with...
Episode #9
<p>Nan is the owner, manager, and shepherd for White Gum Wool, which is the name of her farm and the yarn made from fibre grown by her sheep. White Gum Wool sheep are raised on a single farm, in the high midlands of...
Episode #8
<p>Greg grew up in a family of six, surrounded by love and support. This big family environment shaped his inclusive and communal mindset.</p><p>Successful in various sports, including swimming and basketball, Greg...
Episode #7
<p>In this conversation, Catherine Maguire-Donvito, Co-founder and Director of Treehouse Theatre, shares the program’s unique approach to supporting refugee adolescents through storytelling and theatrical performance...
Episode #6
<p>Growing up in Adelaide, Robyn was a fiercely curious child, devouring books from the library and mastering puns, all while driving her parents mad with endless questions.</p><p>Bored with school, Robyn discovered a...
Episode #5
<p>Michael was born blind and grew up in Chicago and California. His early years lacked access to braille, but he learned math in his head and stayed curious about science.</p><p>Michael got proper braille education in...
Episode #4
<p>Born in the UK in 1952, Bob's early life was tough. He was premature, had a volatile relationship with his mother and was often bullied at school, he shares these formative experiences.</p><p>He began as an...
Episode #3
<p>Steve is an Australia based immigrant who left Indonesia as a child due to risks of persecution.</p><p>He is an engineer, business leader, single-dad, passionate conservationist and environmental advocate, lover of...
Episode #2
<p>Judith was the youngest of eight in a Catholic family. Despite a comfortable life, she faced traumatic experiences, including sexual abuse by priests from an early age.</p><p>The abuse and violence she suffered...
Episode #1
<p>Born in Brighton, England, Sean moved to Australia at age seven. His dad’s Irish heritage led them to Fremantle, beginning a life of adventure in Perth.</p><p>At 15, Sean's navy dream ended due to colour blindness...
Connecting Seniors (Kintsugi Heroes)
<p>We’re back for season two of Connecting Seniors! This special series shines a light on the stories of ageing Australians – moments of wisdom, laughter, challenge and connection. It’s all about celebrating life at...
Episode #14
<p>Don Mathewson is a true champion who shares his extraordinary story of courage, determination, a passion for athletics, and overcoming major physical challenges alongside a life of service to others. </p><p>He is a...
Episode #13
<p>Alan’s remarkable story describes overcoming the challenges that go with building relationships. He raised three young boys after his first marriage broke up. This was followed by business failure, then another...
Episode #12
<p>Narelle has a severe vision impairment that means she uses a guide dog to get around. She only started to lose my sight about 16 years ago and has lived with only seeing shapes for the last two years. </p><p>She is...
Episode #11
<p>Phillip has a very simple but profound story. He holds the record at St Vincent’s Hospital for the most heart by passes in one operation when he was 51. This was a defining moment for him as he realised, he may not...
Episode #10
<p>Jeni was married at twenty-two at a time when many women stayed at home after marriage. When her marriage broke up after twenty-two years, she had zero self-esteem, two kids and no idea how to move on as she felt she...
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