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Rob Carlton - Boys Don't Cry

4/22/2018

 
There are four parts to this episode and each gives an insight into the man we see on our screens and hear through our radios. Rob Carlton is an Logie Award winning actor, a writer, a story teller but in our interview, her is simply a man and a father who talks about the importance of sensitivity in men and decency and respect in sport.

​We have such a long way to go in this respect in life, men still feel they will not get work if they share how they are feeling yet the pressure of not sharing how they are feeling can sometimes have irreversible results. 

Further resorces

Rob Carlton - About

​Organisations that matter to Rob

SAMSN.org - Supporting male survivors of childhood sexual assault
Dymocks Children's Charities - who raise money for kids that can’t afford their own books
Red Kite - who raise money for children and their families where a child gets cancer

More about ...
"If you are grieving and want some company you could listen to the stick story" on Speakola - The Stick
Sledging in Australian Culture - SBS
Sledging is out of control - ABC
If you want a laugh after all that stuff you can listen to a couple of his stories from Story Club by googling Rob Carlton Story Club. Here is one on singing!

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