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Rebecca wanted Brisbane to have its own ‘live talk show’, so she started one

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Rebecca wanted Brisbane to have its own ‘live talk show’, so she started one
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One of the city’s best-loved radio voices is inviting local luminaries into The Room. It’s not a podcast – it’s about live “human connection”.

Key Takeaways

  • Rebecca wanted Brisbane to have its own ‘live talk show’, so she started one.
  • One of the city’s best-loved radio voices is inviting local luminaries into The Room.
  • It’s not a podcast – it’s about live “human connection”.

One of the city’s best-loved radio voices is inviting local luminaries into The Room. It’s not a podcast – it’s about live “human connection”.

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