Kirk Docker (I Was Actually There)

Welcome to the I Was Actually There podcast, where series creator Kirk Docker delves into significant events with fresh perspectives. In this episode, Kirk discusses:

• His aim to retell impactful events meaningfully
• Securing participants to talk about Port Arthur and understanding its tragedy without naming the gunman
• Exploring the Boxing Day Tsunami 2004 and the Beatles' Adelaide tour in 1964
• The broader impact of the Beatles' visit on Adelaide
• Interviewing Brant and Todd about the Beaconsfield mine rescue and its community ripple effects
• Differences between I Was Actually There and You Can't Ask That
• His personal background and its influence on his storytelling
• Addressing if there were questions deemed unaskable on You Can't Ask That
• The importance of multiple perspectives in recounting events for I Was Actually There

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