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Let's talk about it
Di McMath
3 episodes
2 weeks ago
Sometimes the hardest conversations are the ones we avoid—yet they’re often the ones we need to talk about the most. I’m your host, Di McMath—a seasoned nurse, former paramedic, resilience coach, and entrepreneur with more than three decades of standing alongside people in their most vulnerable moments. I’m no stranger to life’s battles either, and those experiences have shaped not only how I listen, but ultimately - how I connect. Now, I’m taking those skills from the frontline into the studio—sparking raw, thought-provoking conversations with everyday people about the topics many shy away from. In this 12-part series of Let’s Talk About It, we dive headfirst into the questions we often wonder about but rarely ask. From life and death to everything in between (and even beyond), you’ll hear unfiltered stories and perspectives that challenge assumptions, break stigma, and shine a light on our shared humanity. This isn’t about glorifying taboo topics—it’s about getting curious, being courageous and authentic, and above all, embracing human connection. So if you’re ready for real talk, deep insights, and conversations that may just make the heaviest topics feel a little lighter—you’re in the right place.
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Sometimes the hardest conversations are the ones we avoid—yet they’re often the ones we need to talk about the most. I’m your host, Di McMath—a seasoned nurse, former paramedic, resilience coach, and entrepreneur with more than three decades of standing alongside people in their most vulnerable moments. I’m no stranger to life’s battles either, and those experiences have shaped not only how I listen, but ultimately - how I connect. Now, I’m taking those skills from the frontline into the studio—sparking raw, thought-provoking conversations with everyday people about the topics many shy away from. In this 12-part series of Let’s Talk About It, we dive headfirst into the questions we often wonder about but rarely ask. From life and death to everything in between (and even beyond), you’ll hear unfiltered stories and perspectives that challenge assumptions, break stigma, and shine a light on our shared humanity. This isn’t about glorifying taboo topics—it’s about getting curious, being courageous and authentic, and above all, embracing human connection. So if you’re ready for real talk, deep insights, and conversations that may just make the heaviest topics feel a little lighter—you’re in the right place.
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Personal Journals
Society & Culture
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You can't make this stuff up! The humour & heart of a Senior Paramedic.
Let's talk about it
1 hour 6 minutes 37 seconds
1 month ago
You can't make this stuff up! The humour & heart of a Senior Paramedic.

Summary

In this heartfelt and humorous conversation, Di McMath interviews Sue Neale, a seasoned paramedic with over 21 years of experience in the ambulance service. Sue shares her unique journey from vet nursing to becoming a paramedic, highlighting the challenges and joys of her career. The discussion delves into the importance of compassion in healthcare, the impact of personal loss on one's professional life, and the rewarding experiences of volunteering in palliative care. Through laughter and poignant stories, Sue emphasizes the significance of human connections and the emotional toll of working in emergency services.

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Let's talk about it
Sometimes the hardest conversations are the ones we avoid—yet they’re often the ones we need to talk about the most. I’m your host, Di McMath—a seasoned nurse, former paramedic, resilience coach, and entrepreneur with more than three decades of standing alongside people in their most vulnerable moments. I’m no stranger to life’s battles either, and those experiences have shaped not only how I listen, but ultimately - how I connect. Now, I’m taking those skills from the frontline into the studio—sparking raw, thought-provoking conversations with everyday people about the topics many shy away from. In this 12-part series of Let’s Talk About It, we dive headfirst into the questions we often wonder about but rarely ask. From life and death to everything in between (and even beyond), you’ll hear unfiltered stories and perspectives that challenge assumptions, break stigma, and shine a light on our shared humanity. This isn’t about glorifying taboo topics—it’s about getting curious, being courageous and authentic, and above all, embracing human connection. So if you’re ready for real talk, deep insights, and conversations that may just make the heaviest topics feel a little lighter—you’re in the right place.