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Ross Manuel
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I Was Only Doing My Job: Australia's Military History
Flight Sergeant Moheddeen Howsan: The Hero of Marly-le-Roi
1 April 1942 – While serving as a pilot with No. 405 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force, Flight Sergeant Moheddeen Abdull Ghias Howsan and his crew took part in a daring night raid over Nazi-occupied France. A skilled and determined aviator, Howsan was a proud Australian descended from Afghan and Indian immigrants—one of many Muslim ANZACs who answered the call to serve.During the mission, their Wellington bomber was struck by enemy fire and engulfed in flames. As the aircraft fell towards the town of Marly-le-Roi, Howsan fought to maintain control, steering away from homes, a school, and a church. His...
2025-02-08
19 min
Inside Whisky
Inside Springbank 2024 with Findlay Ross
The “Barley to Bottle” tour at Springbank Distillery is probably one of the best experiences you can have when you’re passionate about whisky. It’s an extensive access-all-areas tour and tasting which culminates in having the chance to blend one’s very own bottle of Springbank in their blending lab. “Why are you telling us all of that?”, you might ask. Well, because it is just another thing that makes Springbank Springbank and truly special. Additionally, said blending lab was the place of recording for this very episode. After having done the “Barley to Bottle” tour the day prior...
2024-11-25
45 min
I Was Only Doing My Job: Australia's Military History
Sister Ellen Savage GM: The Sinking of the Australian Hospital Ship Centaur
14-MAY-1943: While serving as a Nurse aboard the 2/3rd Australian Hospital Ship Centaur as part of the Australian Army Nursing Service, Sister Ellen Savage survived the sinking of the Hospital ship at the hands of the Japanese submarine I-177 and in doing so became a symbol of resilience and compassion as she was the sole nursing survivor. In this episode, we explore the extraordinary life and service of Sister Ellen Savage, from her early years in Quirindi to her heroic actions during the Second World War. As the sole surviving nurse of the Centaur tragedy, Ellen's courage...
2024-11-23
40 min
Dorsey Ross Show
From Newsroom to Pulpit: Mike Manuel's Transformative Journey of Faith
What sparks a successful TV anchor to trade the newsroom for a pulpit? Pastor Mike Manuel shares his compelling journey, offering us a glimpse into life on the family farm with his charismatic father, Rex, and how a pivotal Bible camp experience transformed his path. Mike's fascinating transition from broadcasting to ministry is both humorous and heartfelt, embracing the power of faith to find true purpose. His story is a testament to the unexpected turns life can take when guided by a higher calling.Why do Christians still wrestle with Satan if Jesus's victory on the cross...
2024-11-20
54 min
I Was Only Doing My Job: Australia's Military History
Gunner Albert Neil (Neale) Cleary: The Sandakan Death March
Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of war, suffering, and the experiences of prisoners of war, which may be distressing for some listeners. 20-MARCH-1945. While serving as a Gunner in the 2/15 Field Regiment, Gunner Albert Niel Cleary became a tragic symbol of the suffering endured by Australian prisoners of war during the Second World War. Captured and forced to march in the harrowing Sandakan Death March, Cleary's life ended in unimaginable hardship, alongside the 1,700 other Australian prisoners who perished during this brutal ordeal. Intro and Outro by Paul Yudin Support...
2024-10-28
43 min
I Was Only Doing My Job: Australia's Military History
Acting Squadron Leader Herbert Frank Slade DSO DFC USBS: From Bourke to Bomber Command
15-JULY-1944. While serving as a pilot in the Royal Air Force's Path Finder Force. Acting Squadron Leader Herbert Frank Slade, Commander of Lancaster Bomber N Nuts, en route to a raid on Hamburg, was struck by anti-aircraft fire, was able to recover the aircraft sufficiently to continue the attack, drop his bombs and return home with 48 square foot piece of the port wing missing and with limited controls, managed to bring the plane in for a "successful" landing. this was his 59th operational flight over enemy territory. In this episode, we explore the life and legacy of Squadron Leader Herbert...
2024-09-22
31 min
At The Podium with Manuel Amezcua
Leaving a Legacy on and off the Field with Josh Ross
In this episode of At the Podium with Manuel Amezcua, we’re sitting down with Josh Ross, linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens and former Michigan Wolverine. Josh takes us through his journey from Southfield High School to standout performances at Michigan to his ongoing career in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens.Josh shares the importance of family pride and how his family's unwavering support has played a crucial role in his success and development as both a man and an athlete. He talks about the belief in oneself and how that mindset, rein...
2024-09-12
55 min
Eternal Life. Answers from Science | Dr. Manuel Sans Segarra
Science can now prove that there is Life after Life | Dr. Manuel Sans Segarra - EP1
Dr. Manuel Sans Segarra, a physician and surgeon , has dedicated the last few years of his career to researching the existence of Supraconsciousness and Near Death Experiences (NDEs). Supraconsciousness is a concept that refers to the consciousness that exists beyond the mind and physical body. It is a topic that has fascinated humanity for centuries, as it raises fundamental questions about the nature of reality and the destiny of humanity. Manuel Sans Segarra is a doctor specialising in general and digestive surgery , with a particular focus on oncological surgery. There were no previous doctors in his family, and he...
2024-09-03
16 min
I Was Only Doing My Job: Australia's Military History
Private Claude Herbert Roberts: "Dear Maudie..."
30-AUGUST-1942. While serving as a soldier in the 2/14th Australian Imperial Force as part of the Second Australian Imperial Force, Private Claude Herbert Roberts served from the sands of Egypt and Palestine to the mountainous slopes of Kokoda. This episode was requested by his great-niece Christine and was made possible thanks to recently discovered letters sent home during the war. If there is someone that you think needs to have their story told, drop the podcast an email at podcast@thedocnetwork.net Thanks to Seth for purchasing the brand-new Armoured Emu Brigade Unit Patch. ...
2024-08-24
37 min