
E4: Doug Weller - saddler, chef, foreign correspondent
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In this episode of Dear 21-Year-Old Me, with guest Doug Weller.
- We go back in time to 1977, when our guest, Doug Weller, turned 21, and look at what was happening in the world, and closer to home back then.
- Doug reflects on his experiences growing up in Queensland, and how he took some chances that came his way and ended up in regional radio.
- We talk about how Doug backed himself and forged a career in journalism including as a foreign correspondent and his time reporting from the US during a period of profound change.
- Doug looks back on his life and the decisions he's made that have changed his - and his family's life - including welcoming his two great children and guiding them as they've grown.
- Doug talks about sticking to his principles, being true to yourself, and what he's learned along the way professionally and personally.
- We ask Doug what he'd say to his 21-year-old self, and what Doug at 21 would say to Doug now.
Mentioned in the show
- Doug presenting ABC Victoria 7pm TV news bulletin (YouTube)
Connect with Doug Weller
- Corporate Media Services' bio of Doug
- Doug Weller (LinkedIn)
- Doug Weller (Twitter)
Dear 21 Year Old Me (Jeremy Irvine - host) and Pro Podcast Production
- Dear21 Year Old Me website
- Pro Podcast Production website
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