Hear from Australia’s leading forensic expert pioneering the National DNA Program, on how and why she does this important work.CreditsLoren O’Keeffe – hostAssoc. Prof. Jodie Ward – guestMike Migas – production, scoringMaricarmen Rubí Baeza – graphic designPaulina Szymanska – video, web designMissing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN)www.mpan.com.auCasefile Presentswww.casefilepresents.comFor full list of credits please visit https://whatsmissingpodcast.com/assoc-prof-jodie-ward Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Dr Sarah Wayland [BONUS]
Hear the wisdom and anecdotes of Australia’s authority on all things Missing Persons as she shares her incredible insights, experiences and expertise.CreditsLoren O’Keeffe – hostDr Sarah Wayland – guestMike Migas – production, scoringMaricarmen Rubí Baeza – graphic designPaulina Szymanska – video, web designAmbiguous Loss, pioneered by Dr Pauline Bosswww.ambiguousloss.comMissing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN)www.mpan.com.auCasefile Presentswww.casefilepresents.comFor full list of credits please visit https://whatsmissingpodcast.com/dr-sarah-wayland Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Dylan for Owen
Hear the impact of and perspectives gained from spending three decades living with the enormous presence of the enormous absence of your big brother.*What’s Missing was adapted from MPAN’s book, Too Short Stories. Dylan and Owen’s story was written by David Halliday. Get a copy of the book at Too Short Stories.CreditsLoren O’Keeffe – hostDylan Redman – guestErin Munro – additional writingCatherine Seccombe – researchMike Migas – production, scoringMaricarmen Rubí Baeza – graphic designPaulina Szymanska – video, web designFind Owen RedmanFacebook: @helpfindowenMissing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN)www.mpan.com.auCasefile Presentswww.casefilepresents.comFor full list of credits please visit https://whatsmissingpodcast.com/dylan-for-owen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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1:36:28
Peter for Paul
Hear from a determined, devoted man on his tireless quest to learn any information regarding the whereabouts of his partner of almost 30 years.*What’s Missing was adapted from MPAN’s book, Too Short Stories. Peter and Paul’s story was written by Jeremy Massey. Get a copy of the book at Too Short Stories.CreditsLoren O’Keeffe – hostPeter Harris – guestErin Munro – additional writingCatherine Seccombe – researchMike Migas – production, scoringMaricarmen Rubí Baeza – graphic designPaulina Szymanska – video, web designMissing Person: Paul Rushworth Facebook: @missingpaulrushworthMissing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN)www.mpan.com.auCasefile Presentswww.casefilepresents.comFor full list of credits please visit https://whatsmissingpodcast.com/peter-for-paul Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Sasoon for Sevak
Hear about the complexities unique to the missing sibling dynamic, the pain of speculation and the potential for growth, from an insightful, reflective older brother.*What’s Missing was adapted from MPAN’s book, Too Short Stories. Sasoon and Sevak’s story was written by J.C. Burke. Get a copy of the book at Too Short Stories.CreditsLoren O’Keeffe – hostSasoon Simonian – guestErin Munro – additional writingCatherine Seccombe – researchMike Migas – production, scoringMaricarmen Rubí Baeza – graphic designPaulina Szymanska – video, web designMissing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN)www.mpan.com.auCasefile Presentswww.casefilepresents.comFor full list of credits please visit https://whatsmissingpodcast.com/sasoon-for-sevak Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What’s Missing is a brand new podcast that explores the wide-reaching, devastating impacts that occur when someone disappears without a trace. Hosted by Loren O’Keeffe, the founder and CEO of The Missed Foundation (formerly known as MPAN - Missing Persons Advocacy Network), the series features interviews with family members and loved ones of missing Australians, going beyond the headlines to provide a deep, unflinching insight into their searches and struggles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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