The TV Presenters Who Had A Very Bad Day At Work

Aug 14, 2024

Nate Byrne, a well-known TV presenter, opens up about his live on-air panic attack, shedding light on the often-unspoken struggles of media professionals with mental health. The discussion dives into why this moment resonated widely, encouraging other presenters to share their own experiences. They also tackle the pervasive issue of gambling advertisements in sports, questioning the ethical ramifications. Finally, the concept of a dopamine detox is examined, prompting listeners to ponder the effects of digital distractions on happiness and focus.

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Intro

00:00 • 3min

Navigating Name Regret and Cultural Expectations in Parenting

02:47 • 2min

Breaking the Silence: Panic Attacks on Live TV

05:14 • 13min

The Gamble of Advertising Ethics

18:06 • 10min

The Influence of Wealth in Sports Sponsorship

27:44 • 5min

Sponsorship Ethics and Dopamine Detox

32:23 • 12min

Navigating Work Motivation and Personal Dopamine Levels

44:16 • 3min

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A TV presenter suffered a panic attack live on air and everyone’s so very grateful. We discuss the reaction to Nate Byrne's on-air panic attack and why other TV presenters and radio stars are now opening up.

And, why gambling companies are on every footy jersey and Gina Rinehart is sitting poolside in Paris. Who funds sport and why does it matter? We have some (strong) thoughts.

Plus, ditching scrolling, sex, wine, shopping… What’s a dopamine detox and could you survive one?

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Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Mia Freedman & Jessie Stephens

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