Hosted by Richard Graham · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 163 episodes
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Conversations with amazing women whose journeys and experiences are fascinating, inspirational and educational.
Richard Graham hosts Really Interesting Women, a society show with 163 episodes published.
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 162 Alison Whyte Alison Whyte is one of Australia’s most accomplished and versatile actors, celebrated for her commanding presence across stage and screen. Born in Tasmania she be
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 161 Mandy McElhinney Mandy McElhinney is one of Australia’s most respected screen and stage actors, celebrated for performances that move confidently between sharp comedy and emot
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 160 Amanda MacKenzie Amanda MacKenzie is one of Australia's most influential voices in climate change advocacy and policy communication. As the Chief Executive Officer of the Clim
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 159 Catherine Moore Catherine Moore was a graduate of the prestigious Victorian College of the Arts and has become a multifaceted actor, voice artist, writer, and acting coach who
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 158 Anne Fulwood Anne Fulwood is a very prominent journalist, broadcaster, author, corporate communication specialist and advocate for the arts. Her career has spanned over four d
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Ep. 157 Meow Meow It would be fair to say that few performers can command attention quite like Meow Meow. She has been described as a post-post-modern diva who has hypnotised, inspire
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 156 Chika Ikogwe In the evolving landscape of Australian entertainment, few actors embody the multicultural spirit and artistic versatility of contemporary Australia like Chika Ik
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 155 Tara Morice Tara Morice has built a remarkable acting career over 3 decades that spans film, television, and stage. She graduated from the prestigious National Institute of Dr
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 154 Claire Mactaggart Claire Mactaggart has been living and working on cattle properties her whole life. Her ‘to do’ list would be overwhelming to most, well me anyway. And she wo
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Ep. 2 Nanette Carroll It’s been 5 years since RIW first aired. And I thought that it would be well worth dipping into the back catalogues every now and again for the benefit of those
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 153 Rosemary Kariuki OAM Rosemary Kariuki’s life is a testament to the enduring power of compassion, community, and the human spirit. From the overwhelming challenges of her early
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Ep. 152. Dr Skye Krichauff Dr. Skye Krichauff represents a new generation of Australian scholars who are fundamentally reshaping how we understand the complex relationships between In
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 151 Dr Maddy McAllister Maddy McAllister has the fascinating honour of being one of Australia's foremost maritime archaeologists. She’s made significant contributions to underwate
Really Interesting Women The podcast Ep. 150 Kath Koschel To celebrate episode 150, it's appropriate that it's with one of the most extraordinary tales I've heard on this show. Kath Koschel’s life is a powerful narrative
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Episode 149 Myf Warhurst Myf Warhurst is a beloved Australian broadcaster, television presenter, journalist, writer, and podcaster whose career has spanned nearly three decades. Known
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Ep. 147 Meryl Tankard Meryl Tankard is one of Australia's most distinguished and innovative figures in contemporary dance and choreography. Her talent was recognised very early - and
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Episode 147 Professor Leah Bromfield Professor Leah Bromfield is the 2025 South Australian of the Year. Leah has devoted her life to establishing practical, evidence-based solutions t
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Ep. 146 Yvonne Sampson Yvonne Sampson has had a career characterized by breaking barriers and setting new standards. She grew up as did many Australians, with a deep love of sport. Sh
Really Interesting Women The podcast Episode 145 Vicki Jellie AM Vicki Jellie is best known for winning the 2017 Australia Day Local Hero award. Her community has known about her for decades...but we’ve only just caught
Really Interesting Women The Podcast Episode 144 Sarah Todd Sarah Todd is a celebrity chef, model, restaurateur and cookbook author. There’s a lot to her story. Hailing from Mackay in Qld, she entered a competition to wi
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