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Osher Günsberg
Приєднався 21 лют 2022
Hey, I'm Osher Günsberg.
I make podcasts, TV, Live Comedy, Music, Keynote Addresses, Scripted and Unscripted TV formats, grunting noises when I deadlift, and a lot of money for my mental health care team.
I make podcasts, TV, Live Comedy, Music, Keynote Addresses, Scripted and Unscripted TV formats, grunting noises when I deadlift, and a lot of money for my mental health care team.
Liane Moriarty - Full Episode
What would you do if you knew the day, hour, minute and method of your death?
Even if it is fifty years, three months, seven days, six hours and 32 seconds from now, peacefully in your sleep?
How would it change the way you spent today? Tomorrow?
Because that time, that moment - exists for all of us.
We often avoid thinking about it, because it’s uncomfortable to think about.
It’s so uncomfortable to think about we’ve invented entire religions to solve the problem of those feelings, religions which promise that it won’t be the end - that there’s another place, or you get another go, or there was even one which promised you’d get a ride on a spaceship hiding behind the Hale-Bopp comet. (Oh hang on, that was a cult. Well you know the old saying: cults + time = religion.)
I think about what it would mean for my life if I knew the exact day, hour, minute and method of my death.
One of Australia’s most successful authors ever, Liane Moriarty has been contemplating this too. It’s the premise of her latest novel - “Here One Moment”.
Liane is one of the most successful Authors in the world, thanks to her brilliant books Big Little Lies, Truly Madly Guilty, Nine Perfect Strangers and so many more.
However she didn’t get there in a straight line.
It’s not always as simple as “knowing what you want to be” and “finding your passion”, Liane’s journey is inspiring, relatable and makes it seem like anyone could indeed go for it.
And why not? I mean, we’re all going to die - do we want to die wondering?
Search “Better Than Yesterday” where you get your podcasts or click the link in my stories.
Even if it is fifty years, three months, seven days, six hours and 32 seconds from now, peacefully in your sleep?
How would it change the way you spent today? Tomorrow?
Because that time, that moment - exists for all of us.
We often avoid thinking about it, because it’s uncomfortable to think about.
It’s so uncomfortable to think about we’ve invented entire religions to solve the problem of those feelings, religions which promise that it won’t be the end - that there’s another place, or you get another go, or there was even one which promised you’d get a ride on a spaceship hiding behind the Hale-Bopp comet. (Oh hang on, that was a cult. Well you know the old saying: cults + time = religion.)
I think about what it would mean for my life if I knew the exact day, hour, minute and method of my death.
One of Australia’s most successful authors ever, Liane Moriarty has been contemplating this too. It’s the premise of her latest novel - “Here One Moment”.
Liane is one of the most successful Authors in the world, thanks to her brilliant books Big Little Lies, Truly Madly Guilty, Nine Perfect Strangers and so many more.
However she didn’t get there in a straight line.
It’s not always as simple as “knowing what you want to be” and “finding your passion”, Liane’s journey is inspiring, relatable and makes it seem like anyone could indeed go for it.
And why not? I mean, we’re all going to die - do we want to die wondering?
Search “Better Than Yesterday” where you get your podcasts or click the link in my stories.
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It's interesting what he's saying about the casette tapes in the car because it used to be that you knew the recording of the song itself inside and out. Sometimes there would be a wonky note or an inconsistent melody or something and you remembered and anticipated the flawed bits. Now you have so much more exposure to live performances of the song but the recorded version used to be "THE" song.
Rage 💕
Can you also do interviews with the other members of Bardot? I loved this :)
Silverchair were lightning in a bottle. And to start from such a young age, it’s not a surprise that members drift apart. It’s like a divorce because people do change and grow apart. It would just be nice if they were at least on friendly terms now.
Free Willy 🐳
“There’s a man, at the piano…” “PLAY PIANO MAN.”
Awesome and important insight here mate! Thanks 👍
THANKS
I love you Amy me and my mum are going to your next concert im from karratha Australia my name is Lila im 9 Yeats old my mums 38
Very good lessons here, thanks for the transparency 👍💯
Awesome Osh, love your insight mate!
One of my favorite bands for my generation. I didn't know Chris went through all these health problems. I knew about Ben and Daniel struggles. I'm 51 years old now and I still need to listen to some Silverchair songs...I came to the conclusion they would never play live or record another album together again. Just another era gone forever.
2 years
Interview starts at 4:36
So easy to explore passions and talents and to find purpose in life while being sheltered by fame and money and living in a zoo.
Thank you for this interview, so much Taylor said i needed to hear. And what you said at around 1:04:35 i understand with all my heart!
What you said about their lyrics is so true, fan of almost 30 years here & their music has always inspired me or just made my day better. I've met Zac 3 times, Taylor 2, unfortunately not Isaac yet and they are such humble, kind people. And when Taylor said "they were made cute so you don't kill them" i literally almost spit my drink out I cracked up so much! And congrats on your sobriety, ik how hard it is. I've been off Suboxone for a year after 12 years of being on it after being on several things that were gonna end up killing me. And yes us Hanson fans are very dedicated, i have a tattoo i hope to have them all sign. And speaking for myself the dedication partly comes from their dedication for SO many years to us. (Sorry for such a long comment, just so much to touch on)
Aw heck naw man, hide them dawgs from the lens.
BRAD WHITFORD
Excellent conversation, but why are sometimes some words muted?
they are all so old LOL
I am 50 years of age and come from a relatively well known family within Australian music, and I have fucked my whole life and pushed everyone away! I have suffered from untreated ptsd and depression for as long as I can remember and still can't function within society, I have ruined everyone's life around me and my children don't like me either. I live alone and have become fully reclusive and recently became redundant from work and with everything else going on in my life, I have no way forward that I can see at this stage, and I feel as though my life is over at this point. All that keeps me going is that I can't do anything drastic to hurt my kids anymore than I have already. I can't afford doctors, or support so my life is painful every day physically and mentally! Please, if you're a young person and suffer from anything that affects your mental health, please get help before you become me. Thank you Nat, you are a legend!!
I'd listen to Fat Sabbath.
His dad must be soo proud of him... hes just like him really
Ive learned so much listening and loving you ty❤
I could listen to you forever just beautiful
So many emotions for you!
Melissa gives so.much feeling ty for sharing yourself ❤❤❤
Undeniable is the fact that Chatfield is a £•|+by $1u+
Great video thanks. The music in bluey is the equal of the scriptwriting which means it's genius level
Loved this conversation. Thanks both.
Thank you guys for this earthy, pull apart commentary on the most appalling shit we were forced to swallow as kids. Both Catholicism & Protestantism have SO MUCH to apologise for. In spectacular fashion, thanks to media, we were witness to George Pell named, shamed & sunk! May his associate cronies go the same way. As for the protestants particularly the Baptists, they need to step down from their own ivory towers, take off the suits, grow a heart, & stop the brain/mental quoting of bible passage & verse & "Get Real" Jesus left the church long ago. 👍👍👍👍👍
Such a strong message. Thank you.
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Great Interview
The thing about Freddie Mercury is funny because I love a ton of Dan's solo songs. I think FutureNever is some of the best music he's created.
Love this honesty and as a female have never heard two men talk like this, it should be more encouraged. Men have been so used to the role of bringing home the bacon, we neglect the stress they go through that affects mental health.
Great podcast Osher
Such an engaging interview! Loved it. Thanks Osher and Belinda!
"The musical backup to the script writing, it makes the show as powerful as it is." SO true! Joff's scores are what make Bluey so impactful!
Despite not growing up with a father figure Robert, you have such a golden personality and a pure soul...your mum did an amazing job in raising you to be who you are today. Steve's heart would be overflowing with joy. Keep it up wildlife warrior🙌🥰❤
From Newcastle? Aren't they from Melbourne?
No they were from Newcastle
Lol I am also passionate about photography. My first camera waa a point and shoot. Mom laughed and thankfully she held my first photos. They were at a zoo with low anger and allot of animal behinds. In the petting zoo goats behinds. Mom said nice photo but no faces. Happy animals wagging tails. I like tails because it shows the animals mood. Photography of a 3-4 year old.
Robert when you look down you look like your Dad. Long term movie of your family.now film young steve.
Wonderful how enthusiastic Robert is to experience work opportunities. Inspiring to all young and old to try new opportunities without the fear if failure. I guess after feeding crocodiles everything in life is easier. Like crocodile capturing we all have to take on life's challenges by jumping the challenging ,secure the task , constantly evaluate the situations ,and then releasing and walk away ready for the next challenge. Thank you Irwins for being Inspiring.
Upps typo Inspiration to all to experience life with no fear
I don’t think Daniel should be punished for branching out into other avenues and outgrown molds. Ben and Chris also went into a different direction doing the family life and running businesses. Daniel is a painter with music. he’s always been eccentric and Ben and Chris were more down to earth and chill. I believe Silverchair ended the party while they were still on top vs prolonging a band or artist like JLo having a midlife crisis or Madonna fully knowing they should retire gracefully or do something new with their fame. but silverchair created albums with richness and depth. they don’t make bands like this anymore at least in the US
I never get tired of listening to Alok
An amazing and inspirational young man🙏
Ben looks like Dave Grohl in this interview.
Brian Greene reminds me of Freeman Dyson when discussing the issue of that "debate" between science and religion. An incredibly nuanced and intelligent response. I think Brian can be the Carl Sagan of our generation.
Robert is inspirational. Stay gold!