Ten years ago, Mark Crees was standing in a paddock, pacing in circles, looking for something he'd lost. Not a trinket or toy - Mark had lost the biggest thing he'd ever known - his God. And in that state of profound emptiness, he had to figure out how to fill a life that had previously been stuffed to the brim with religion.

Contact Mic returns with an episode about love and truth, faith and connection, and learning to truly live in the present.

Ten years ago, Mark Crees was standing in a paddock, pacing in circles, looking for something he'd lost. Not a trinket or toy - Mark had lost the biggest thing he'd ever known - his God. And in that state of profound emptiness,&nbsp;he had to figure out how to fill a life that had previously been stuffed to the brim with religion.
Contact Mic returns with an episode about love and truth, faith and connection, and learning to truly live in the present.

Contact Mic Podcast

a podcast about people by Sarah Walker, Fleur Kilpatrick, and Kieran Ruffles

Contact Mic returns with an episode about love and truth, faith and connection, and learning to truly live in the present.

Episode 6 - June 2016 - Black Cross - This Month in Your World - Postcards - Mark Crees

Being a thirteen-year old Indian neoclassical dancer involves a lot of sacrifice. It takes your mornings, your evenings, your weekends. It takes you away from your family. It takes focus, pain, concentration. But it gives, too. It gives strength, precision, a way for young women to process sexuality and passion. It gives community. And it gives something sacred: a place where men cannot enter. A place away from abuse. Contact Mic returns with an episode about being frozen by fear and learning to move again.

Being a thirteen-year old Indian neoclassical dancer involves a lot of sacrifice. It takes your mornings, your evenings, your weekends. It takes you away from your family. It takes focus, pain, concentration. But it gives, too. It gives strength, precision, a way for young women to process sexuality and passion. It gives community. And it gives something sacred: a place where men cannot enter. A place away from abuse. Contact Mic returns with an episode about being frozen by fear and learning to move again.

Contact Mic returns with an episode about being frozen by fear and learning to move again.

Episode 16  - Snake in the Water.

Imagine you're driving along a freeway at 200 kilometres an hour in heavy rain. You can't see a thing. Now, imagine that you have what feels like two toilet paper rolls strapped to your eyes. Also, you're in a helicopter, flying just above treetops, in the dark. Welcome to the Australian Army.

Contact Mic returns with an episode about the freedom of flight, the restriction of rules and the power of duty.

Imagine you're driving along a freeway at 200 kilometres an hour in heavy rain. You can't see a thing. Now, imagine that you have what feels like two toilet paper rolls strapped to your eyes. Also, you're in a helicopter, flying just above treetops, in the dark. Welcome to the Australian Army.
Contact Mic returns with an episode about the freedom of flight, the restriction of rules and the power of duty.

Contact Mic returns with an episode about the freedom of flight, the restriction of rules and the power of duty.

Episode 15 - Shaggy Ridge

The lovely Sam Loy from podcast 'Human/Ordinary' dropped into the ABC Melbourne's Evenings program and gave us this tidy little shout out recently! :)

The lovely Sam Loy from podcast 'Human/Ordinary' dropped into the ABC Melbourne's Evenings program and gave us this tidy little shout out recently! :)

Episode 6 - June 2016 - Black Cross - This Month in Your World - Postcards - Mark Crees

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