Jodee Mundy's guest appearances

Jodee Mundy

Deep Listening - Impact beyond words - Oscar Trimboli

The Stage Show

Tuesday Breakfast

Michael Bungay Stanier

Chris Voss

Toni Morrison

James Clear

Aziz Ansari

Heather Morris

Mike Rohde

Angela Davis

Jessica Watson

Oscar Trimboli

Evelyn Glennie

Jenny Smith

Bill Mitchell

Sarah Hill

Tim Anderson

OwlTail

Elise Stephenson

7.00am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05am News of the Week7.15am  Lauren speaks to Marianna, an Argentinan woman living in Australia to discuss Argentina's abortion laws and sex education, as protests occur across the Latin American country, calling for pregnancy termination to be legalised.7.30am Community Announcements 7.45am  China Aleisse is back on Tuesday Breakfast to discuss her new show DRIP - A Floating Key Production. DRIP is the embodiment of Black 90s Futurism, Soul Train aesthetics, and all the shimmering excellence that lies in between. It will be held at the Gasometer on April 22nd. 8.00am Anya chats to PhD candidate from the School of Government and International Relations at Griffith University, Elise Stephenson. They discuss how the intersectionality of class, race, ethnicity, disability and queerness affects women leaders in various ways as they strive for and work in such leadership positions. 8.10am Jodee Mundy joins us in the studio to talk about her performance Personal, which explores inhabiting worlds of the hearing and the deaf, based on her own experience as a child of deaf parents.  Musicartist: Salif Keïtasong: Yamoreartist: MOD CONsong: Get in Front of Me Satan

Argentina's Abortion Laws, Floating Key, Elise Stephenson on Women Leaders & Jodee Mundy's Performance, Personal

My guest today is Jodee Mundy an independent Creative Producer and Artistic Director. Jodee’s work points to a future beyond inclusion where the diversity is as valuable as the art. She also grew up as the only hearing person in a deaf family. Jodee knew her family was deaf, but she didn’t realize that they couldn’t hear until an incident when she got lost in a local store. Jodee brings a unique perspective about what the deaf community can teach the non-deaf community about listening. We also explore why the deaf community are actually better listeners. Today’s Topics:  Jodee was born into a deaf family. She is the only one who can hear. Jodee didn’t realize her family was deaf until she got lost in Kmart as a child. She grew up in the culture of signing and lights flashing. Becoming an interpreter and blending into the environment. Adding, subtracting, and substituting information in Auslan. Interpreting for the Dalai Lama. Listening with your whole mind and body. How the deaf community is completely welcoming to everyone who can sign. How deaf people are great at charades, and they are not defined by language. The power of silence and speaking with our eyes. The extraordinary capacity of humans to communicate.  Links and Resources: Jodee Mundy Website Jodee on Twitter @JodeeMundy Auslan   Quotes: “I knew my family was deaf, but I didn’t realize that it meant that they couldn’t hear.”  Jodee Mundy “When interpreting, you have to change the source message into the source language.”  Jodee Mundy “Auslan is a three dimensional language that is like an incredibly dense comic strip.”  Jodee Mundy Want to create a big impact? Subscribe to the Deep Listening podcast and never miss an episode. Listen For Free

My guest today is Jodee Mundy an independent Creative Producer and Artistic Director. Jodee’s work points to a future beyond inclusion where the diversity is as valuable as the art. She also grew up as the only hearing person in a deaf family. Jodee knew her family was deaf, but she didn’t realize that they couldn’t hear until an incident when she got lost in a local store. Jodee brings a unique perspective about what the deaf community can teach the non-deaf community about listening. We also explore why the deaf community are actually better listeners. Today’s Topics: <ul> <li>Jodee was born into a deaf family. She is the only one who can hear.</li> <li>Jodee didn’t realize her family was deaf until she got lost in Kmart as a child.</li> <li>She grew up in the culture of signing and lights flashing.</li> <li>Becoming an interpreter and blending into the environment.</li> <li>Adding, subtracting, and substituting information in Auslan.</li> <li>Interpreting for the Dalai Lama.</li> <li>Listening with your whole mind and body.</li> <li>How the deaf community is completely welcoming to everyone who can sign.</li> <li>How deaf people are great at charades, and they are not defined by language.</li> <li>The power of silence and speaking with our eyes.</li> <li>The extraordinary capacity of humans to communicate.</li> </ul> Links and Resources: <a href="http://jodeemundy.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jodee Mundy Website</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/JodeeMundy?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jodee on Twitter @JodeeMundy</a> <a href="http://www.auslan.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Auslan</a> Quotes: “I knew my family was deaf, but I didn’t realize that it meant that they couldn’t hear.”  Jodee Mundy “When interpreting, you have to change the source message into the source language.”  Jodee Mundy “Auslan is a three dimensional language that is like an incredibly dense comic strip.”  Jodee Mundy Want to create a big impact? Subscribe to the Deep Listening podcast and never miss an episode. Listen For Free

Jodee Mundy Creative Director explains what the deaf community can teach the non deaf community about listening and exploring why the deaf community are the best listeners