Dispatches from the Frontline

Geraldine Cook-Dafner

Dispatches from the Frontline is a podcast series from the diary entries of Sister Nan Reay (Royal Red Cross), an Australian nurse who served behind the front line during World War 1. Nan Reay's diary takes us to the most tragic aspects of war, but also includes lighthearted moments of camaraderie and humour. Whilst these dispatches celebrate this nurse's personal resilience, courage and persistence, they also reference contemporary experiences of care, servitude, resilience and courage, embodied daily by front line health workers during the COVID pandemic.
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No. of episodes: 22
Latest episode: 2022-07-08
Society & Culture History Documentary

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How many episodes are there of Dispatches from the Frontline?

There are 22 episodes avaiable of Dispatches from the Frontline.

What is Dispatches from the Frontline about?

We have categorized Dispatches from the Frontline as:

Society & Culture
History
Documentary

Where can you listen to Dispatches from the Frontline?

Dispatches from the Frontline is available, among others places, on:

Spotify
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When did Dispatches from the Frontline start?

The first episode of Dispatches from the Frontline that we have available was released 8 July 2022.

Who creates the podcast Dispatches from the Frontline?

Dispatches from the Frontline is produced and created by Geraldine Cook-Dafner.