Show Notes
Continuing on from our conversation in part one, Dr Andrew Miller banters on becoming emperor and earnest talk about trying to make the world better for people who don’t get a good deal.
From life is too short to not have a laugh, to sensitive topics such as workplace sexism and culture. Current social media platforms and our own values on society standards.
Dr Miller shares his TedX talk experience in Perth, with focus on keeping things entertaining.
Websites mentioned... YouTube - Perth TedX www.osage.org Western Australian News paper article (Mondays in WA).
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