53/100 DAYS (ish). Jo Hall. I would have been happy to go back and be a cadet
The Women of Influence Podcast with Kate MeadeShow Notes
'If it didn't work out I would have been happy to go back and be a cadet'. This is Jo Hall and this is 100 Women in 100 Days (ish). Ash Wednesday, 911, The Bali Bombings.... think of a major news event and there is a high chance it was Jo Hall delivering you the news with heart, and care and always professional. A kindness that extends from the screen to in person. Our Jo. I've been lucky enough to cross paths with Jo on a few occasions since moving to Melbourne and it was a delight to sit with her now. To share her story with you. Decades of news to Australian audiences and what I have noticed most is that kindness. From the cadet at the newspaper to a job being advertised at Nine and not knowing if she wanted it.Parents that encouraged her every step of the way. Tough bosses and friendships. But mostly stories. Thank-you Jo, Truly thankyou. Enjoy the episode
OH! And if you are listening for the first time! This is your introduction (required reading). This series is unedited, raw and just gets straight into it. You have been warned!
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