Reflections 3MBS

This Sunday on Reflections we continue our summer series, revisiting episodes featuring your favourite Reflections presenters.

At 4pm this Sunday 12 January, join Saturday Afternoon Concert presenter and Reflections interviewer, Doug Beecroft as he shares some of his favourite musical selections.

(repeated 3pm Friday 17 January)

Michael Leunig was one of my most memorable Reflections Guest. Vale a gentle and very talented man.

On Reflections 3MBS this Sunday 3 December at 4pm, Loretto Perkins is joined by retired Gastroenterologist and writer, Dr Katrina Watson OAM.

Dr Katrina Watson OAM, was the first female gastroenterologist in Victoria. Her contribution in this field led to her appointment as Chairperson of the National Digestive Foundation which pushed government on health issues including bowel cancer screening and hepatitis B and C.

Katrina was awarded an Order of Australia Medal in 2018 for services to medicine. In retirement, she's written her first novel, The Bones.

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Reflections with Dr Katrina Watson OAM
Sunday 3 December, 4pm
(repeated Friday 8 December 3pm)

This Sunday on Reflections 3MBS at 4pm, we rebroadcast Gemma Sisia's extraordinary story.

Gemma Sisia grew up on a sheep and cattle farm in northern NSW and after university, worked as a volunteer in Uganda. From that experience, she founded a school for disadvantaged children in Tanzania in 2002, starting with three pupils. Today, the School of St Jude, is thriving with nearly 2000 pupils.

Gemma was back in Australia in June to share updates and launch Madeleine Kelly's book The School That Hope Built.

To find out more about Gemma's fascinating story, hear her in conversation with Loretto Perkins at 4pm this Sunday 20 August. (Originally broadcast 11 June 2017)

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Reflections
In conversation with Gemma Sisia
Sunday 20 August, 4pm
(repeated Friday 25 August, 3pm)