GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Bernard Gaynor is a conservative Catholic who has the courage to speak up when politically-correct totalitarianism demands silence. He is deeply interested in the loss of values in modern society and its impact on all aspects of life – particularly politics – and he is prepared to break all boundaries of political correctness to get his point across. He has a background in military intelligence, Arabic language and culture, and has served three deployments to Iraq with the Australian Army.
GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: John Stapleton is a graduate of Macquarie University and studied both philosophy and anthropology and following his university studies he distinguished himself as a freelance writer with his work appearing in publications including The Australian Financial Review and the Bulletin. John later worked as a staff news reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald for approximately 8 years and later at The Australian for over 14. As a news reporter, Stapleton wrote hundreds of stories about everyone from street alcoholics to Australian Prime Ministers; covering from natural disasters of the Australian bush to scenes of urban dysfunction. In 2000 he became co-founder of the world’s longest running radio program on father’s issues, Dads on the Air. He currently edits A Sense of Place Magazine. His books include: Thailand: Deadly Destination, Unfolding Catastrophe: Australia and other titles. His memoir of a lifetime in journalism, Hunting the Famous, will be released later this year. He is the proud father of two children. AUTHOR OF AUSTRALIA BREAKS APART. With Sense of Place magazine and www.JohnStapletonJournalism.com