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Katie O'Neill
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Audio Producer, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Sydney
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Biography
Freelance Audio Producer for Radio and Podcasts based in Sydney, Australia. Currently working at the ABC across Radio National news teams and Audio Studios podcast teams.
Coaching, Personal DevelopmentTravel, Wellness Spirituality, Creativity
Local general news.
Content
By James Carleton, Bec Cushway, Katie O'Neill Verified| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified For most of history, body size has been about more than just health — it’s been a tool of control. From colonial ideals of “discipline” to modern-day diet culture, our ideas about fatness and thinness are deeply tied to morality, power, and profit. But are we getting it all wrong? Why do we see fatness as a personal failure rather than a natural variation in human bodies? How have our ideas of race and femininity affected our ideas of acceptable fat?
By Yumi Stynes, Elsa Silberstein, Katie O'Neill Verified, Tamar Cranswick, Alex Lollback, Ann-Marie deBettencor| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified If you think perimenopause is reserved for mid-life, think again. When other 20 and 30-somethings are out partying or decorating the nursery, how do you cope with night sweats, hot flashes, brain fog and a tired libido? What's it like to have the body of a young woman, filled with the hormones of someone decades older? Yumi Stynes meets women going through perimenopause far earlier than they expected to learn how they manage their symptoms and cope with the prospect of infertility.
By Yumi Stynes, Elsa Silberstein, Katie O'Neill Verified, Tamar Cranswick, Alex Lollback, Ann-Marie deBettencor| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified Is perimenopause brain fog jamming up your workday? Are you constantly in a bad mood or irrationally angry at your kids who are only as annoying as usual? Is your memory failing you for the simplest words? Riding the hormonal rollercoaster of perimenopause has a huge impact on our brains — from mood to memory, sleep to stress. Come hang with Yumi Stynes as she meets women convinced that they're losing their minds or even going through dementia, but are, in fact, in the depths of perimenopause.
Company Info
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 8333 2821