Hidden in Plain Sight

By: Rosie Hill & Mel Thomas
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  • Hidden in Plain Sight aims to hear and share stories of the Rainbow Community in the Hepburn Shire. We talk to prominent members of the Rainbow Community, as well as those less recognised - those going about their day-to-day lives as part of the greater Hepburn community - those ’Hidden in Plain Sight’.
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Episodes
  • Amanda Marx (part two)

    Amanda Marx (part two)
    Apr 1 2023

    In this episode we hear from Amanda again, this time speaking in detail about the impact of being her true self, and some of the ups and the downs of that journey.

    She also shares with us her experience of being involved in a unique collaboration, culminating in an event staged at MONA.

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    55 mins
  • Amanda Marx (part one)

    Amanda Marx (part one)
    Mar 25 2023

    Amanda moved into the area just over five years ago, launching herself into the local community. Soon to become the editor of the Trentham Trumpet, including during the early days of Covid, hers is a name known to many.

    She shares with us the years of growing up, finding a way in the world, marrying and starting a family before becoming Amanda and eventually making her way to Trentham.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Christian

    Christian
    Mar 18 2023

    Christian shares with us his tales of coming out to his family and the rocky road to acceptance. After having worked overseas in kitchens around England and Europe, he moved to this area in 2003, working in the hospitality industry and eventually running his own businesses.
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    43 mins

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