Human Rights

Gavin interviews Libby, Ian and Tiffany about the importance of peer groups and what they mean to them.

In this episode Gavin interviews Ian about the power of peers and its importance!

In this episode Gavin interviews his father Keith and they discuss harvesting as far back as the 1920's (before he was even born!).

In this episode Gavin interviews his dad Keith about moving stock in 1949.

Gavin interviews his father Keith about how people would buy land in 1949 - involving pulling paper out of a hat!

In this episode Gavin and Libby talk about what it means to make decisions for yourself and how important it is.

In this episode Gavin and Libby talk about what it means to have human rights and how important it is.

In this episode Gavin and Libby talk about what it means to speak up and its importance!

In this episode Gavin interviews people who are on the NDIS. They share their thoughts and feelings, and how it has helped them in their life.

In this episode Gavin interviews his father Keith.

Gavin interviews his father Keith about his childhood and Christmas before cars.

Discussion of the South Australian Maritime Museum and the Windjammer sailing ships.

Why Gavin's sister moved back to the country, and loves her new garden.

On a tour of Torrens Island Quarantine Station near Adelaide, its history is explored.

Gavin finds out how his father managed sheep on their Australian property up to the 1980s.

A South Australian rural businessman tells how he started up his seed planting endeavour.