On this episode of ‘Intensely Inquisitive’ Orion is joined by CEO & Founder of Mindfull Aus, Matt Runnalls, to explore the topic of mental health. Matt is brutally honest in sharing his struggles and traumas and why talking about them is so important. Find out more: https://www.mindfullaus.org
On a special Coronavirus episode of ‘Intensely Inquisitive’ Orion Kelly is joined by his wife and medical specialist Renee to discuss all things COVID-19. Renee shares everything you need to know about this worldwide pandemic. *This podcast does NOT provide medical advice and should not be treated as such.
On this episode of ‘Intensely Inquisitive’ Orion is joined by his 6 year old son Conan. Orion & Conan explore topics of you won't believe. Warning, Conan takes over the podcast.
On this episode of ‘Intensely Inquisitive’ Orion is joined by education consultant and host of the ABC podcast 'The Parenting Spectrum', Travis Saunders. We explore the topic of education and answer the question, is our education system providing children with disabilities the same quality of education as their peers?
On this episode of Intensely Inquisitive Orion is joined by Melbourne radio host and travel addict Gavin Miller, from Gavin & Paul See the World. We explore the topic of travel and the question, how important is travel to our well-being and growth?
On this episode of ‘Intensely Inquisitive’ Orion is joined by Death Doula, Ajanta Judd and his Wife Renee to explore the topic of death & dying and answer the question, why don’t we talk about death more openly?
On this episode of 'Intensely Inquisitive' Orion is joined by Dr Grant Blashki the lead clinical advisor at Beyond Blue. We tackle the topic of anxiety and explore the question, how damaging can anxiety be?
On this episode of 'Intensely Inquisitive' Orion is joined by comedian Beau Stegmann to explore the topic of comedy. Plus Beau opens up about how multiple heart surgeries have drastically changed his outlook on comedy and life.
WARNING – this podcast may make you cry & nothing is off limits! On this episode of Intensely Inquisitive Orion's wife Renee joins him to share her deeply personal story of overcoming past miscarriages, one of which almost killed her, and bringing their beautiful rainbow baby into the world. We explore the topic of pregnancy and newborns and ask the question, how has it changed in the modern world?
Autism is a mystery to most with myths creating unhelpful perceptions within the community. On this episode of 'Intensely Inquisitive' Orion explores the topic of Autism and whether more people are being diagnosed as Autistic now than ever before. His guests are Thomas Kuzma, who is on the spectrum, and Dr Tom Tutton from Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect).
*WARNING contains strong language and content that may offend. On this episode of 'Intensely Inquisitive' Orion is joined by Aussie radio legend Bernie Brittain. The episode explores the medium of radio and asks the question, how can radio survive in an online and on demand era? Plus Bernie shares personal stories from his time working with some of the biggest names in entertainment.
On this episode of ‘Intensely Inquisitive’ Orion is joined by Zara & Troy from Great Talk. The episode explores humour and asks the question, is there an epidemic of over seriousness in the world? Plus, Zara & Troy open up about their time doing breakfast radio and why it ended.
On this episode of 'Intensely Inquisitive' Orion is joined by Dietitian Vanessa Drew to explore the question, do fad diets really work and are they good for you.
On this episode of Intensely Inquisitive Orion is joined by Dr Zareh Ghazarian to explore what’s happening to democracy and mainstream political parties. And ask why are mainstream politicians failing to connect with voters?
On the debut episode of 'Intensely Inquisitive' Orion is joined by his wife Renee to explore the question why don't we talk about miscarriage and dying more openly. Renee has experienced multiple miscarriages, one of which almost killed her. The incredible story of her near-death experience must be heard to be believed.
