Lorraine Downes's guest appearances

Lorraine Downes

Andy Wright With Some Great Kiwis

Simon Barnett & James Daniels Afternoons

Real Life with John Cowan

Happy Marks The Spot

Nikki Kaye

David Seymour

Nigel Latta

Greg Murphy

Nadia Lim

Barbara Dreaver

Ian Taylor

Michael Baker

Ross Taylor

Jack Tame

Grant Robertson

John Cowan

Kyle MacDonald

Phil Goff

Jacinda Ardern

OwlTail

Lorraine Downes has been a household name since 1983 when she won Miss Universe, and went from a teenager in Pakuranga to global and glamorous prominence.  She won season 2 of Dancing with the Stars, and is also an author, brand ambassador, and currently runs a successful consulting business.  A great pleasure to have her as our guest for this weeks Six and a Song. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lorraine Downes has been a household name since 1983 when she won Miss Universe, and went from a teenager in Pakuranga to global and glamorous prominence.   She won season 2 of Dancing with the Stars, and is also an author, brand ambassador, and currently runs a successful consulting business.   A great pleasure to have her as our guest for this weeks Six and a Song.  LISTEN ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Lorraine Downes on for Six and a Song

Lorraine Downes was thrust into the international spotlight when she became the first, and still the only New Zealander to win the Miss Universe title in 1983. Such a coveted crown has come with high demands and expectations, and she's been a household name ever since.  A career in modelling and styling has been hugely successful, and along the way she's had two wonderful children and written two successful books. She's also had periods away from the spotlight, contrasting with the very public cancer battle of her late husband, New Zealand cricket great Martin Crowe, who died in 2016. Throughout all this, Lorraine has become known for her grace and humility, with a philosophical approach to her challenges and an unselfish acceptance of her successes.  This episode is honestly not to be missed. Lorraine was so generous in what she has shared, there is something in this episode for everyone.  Brought to you by: Roar Collective Host: Simone Anderson Producer: Nick Walker

Lorraine Downes was thrust into the international spotlight when she became the first, and still the only New Zealander to win the Miss Universe title in 1983. Such a coveted crown has come with high demands and expectations, and she's been a household name ever since. A career in modelling and styling has been hugely successful, and along the way she's had two wonderful children and written two successful books. She's also had periods away from the spotlight, contrasting with the very public cancer battle of her late husband, New Zealand cricket great Martin Crowe, who died in 2016. Throughout all this, Lorraine has become known for her grace and humility, with a philosophical approach to her challenges and an unselfish acceptance of her successes. This episode is honestly not to be missed. Lorraine was so generous in what she has shared, there is something in this episode for everyone. Brought to you by: Roar Collective Host: Simone Anderson Producer: Nick Walker

In 1983 Lorraine shot to stardom by being crowned Miss Universe. The first and only New Zealander to do so. Since then she has become a successful business woman, a winner of Dancing With The Stars and an author of Life, Loss, Love. You can follow her at www.lorrainedownes.com

In 1983 Lorraine shot to stardom by being crowned Miss Universe. The first and only New Zealander to do so. Since then she has become a successful business woman, a winner of Dancing With The Stars and an author of Life, Loss, Love. You can follow her at <a href="http://www.lorrainedownes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lorrainedownes.com</a>

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John Cowan interviews former Miss Universe and author of Life, Loss, Love, Lorraine Downes.