For over 20 years, Osher Günsberg has been a prolific host and Australian TV personality, having worked on shows from Australian Idol to The Masked Singer – but this hasn’t stopped him from having candid conversations around his own mental health. His book ‘Back After the Break’ and award-winning documentary ‘Osher Günsberg: A Matter of Life and Death’ both break the stigma on talking about mental ill health, addiction and sobriety, and suicide.
From 2016-2019 Osher served on the board of SANE Australia, and regularly speaks on his mental health journey, mental health in the workplace, and addiction. His podcast ‘Better Than Yesterday’, with the tagline to make every day better than yesterday, has over 10 million downloads.
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Steven Oliver is a descendant of the Kuku-Yalanji, Waanyi, Gangalidda, Woppaburra, Bundjalung and Biripi peoples. He rose to prominence with ABC’s ‘Black Comedy’, with other TV credits including ‘Faboriginal’ and ‘Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky’. Steven’s poetry is published in national and international poetry journals such as Ora Nui, Australian Poetry Journal, Solid Air, and Admissions. Steven has also hosted Sydney Mardi Gras for the ABC, toured with his own cabaret show, and performed from the Sydney Opera House to the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Steven will share CARRY ALL MY HURT AWAY, a poem about the challenges of being in the public spotlight and the resulting impacts on mental health.
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