Better Than Yesterday: Osher Günsberg
With every new day comes the opportunity to grow. Hosted by Osher Günsberg - a best-selling author, podcaster, TV host, husband, dad, stepdad, electric mobility enthusiast and part-time climate worrier. Making it better every episode since 2013.
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March 18, 2025
Why climate matters this election - and how to make sure you vote like it, with Climate Council CEO Amada McKenzie
There is no bigger issue this election than climate change. And who we put into power today will make a crucial difference tomorrow. That's the clear message from Amanda McKenzie, co-founder and CEO of the Climate Council - A...
March 16, 2025
the three questions for incredible stories
Do you want to spin a story that will really engage people? Osher explains that all you have to do is answer three questions (with a great example of his own) Want even more great stories? Head here . And that email address t...
March 11, 2025
From Prison Cell to Comedy, Crisis to Change, with Andrew Hamilton
One of the first jokes that Andrew Hamilton came up with was about the night his house was raided. Later, while making himself laugh at his own reviews of the food he was being served in prison, he thought maybe he should fin...
March 9, 2025
How I am a living example of the Mandela effect
What does misremembering the life of a political figure, or the colour of a Star Wars character, or whether or not Osher handed out roses, have anything to do with the way you handle your most important relationships? Almost ...
March 4, 2025
How to have a job that serves your life (not the other way around), with Tim Duggan
If you're questioning your job, If you're overworked and burnt out, If you feel like your work is getting in the way of the life you want instead of enabling it, this episode is for you. Osher talks to author and co-founder o...
March 2, 2025
These are the political campaigning tricks you’re about to hear A LOT
Are you aware of the tricks that political messaging uses to manipulate your emotions? Or your attention? Or to simply dodge the hard questions? Here, Osher breaks down the most commonly seen examples - with the hope that bei...