Kellie Finlayson was a young woman who had just entered the most exciting chapter of her life. A partner she loved and a newborn baby girl she adored, her dreams were becoming her reality. Then life dealt her a hand she could have never imagined.... stage 4 bowel cancer.

Kellie chooses to not just survive, but thrive. She refuses to stop living her life despite the grief and the terrible odds that are against her. She continues to serve as an inspiration and a light for so many through the most challenging chapter of her own life. It was a privilege to share a conversation with her.

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Brad.

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Peter Singer is professor in bioethics with a background in philosophy.

His work focuses on the practical ethics that can make the world a better place and reduce suffering.

Peter has written many books, some of which are: The Life You Can Save, Animal Liberation Now, & The Most Good You Can Do.

Our conversation explores his career, what moral philosophy encompasses and how being a consequentialist and utilitarian has empowered Peter to have great impact in the fight against global hunger. I ask him whether his desire to do more good gives way to the occasional selfish act, and why he gave away $1,000,000 in prize money to charity in 2021, as well as much more!

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The Life You Can Save - www.thelifeyoucansave.org.au

Peter Singer - petersinger.info, and petersinger.info/podcast, also petersinger.ai

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Brad.

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George aka TheTinMen is an advocate for men's mental health.

His online following has grown off the back of facts and research around men's wellbeing that will shock you.

We discuss: male victims of abuse and the shocking statistics that reflect this problem, why solving men's issues isn't zero sum for women, the NSW Liberal Party appointing a minister for men, and much more.

You can follow both George and I on social media @bradleyjdryburgh @TheTinMen

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