The Right to Complain
Podcast |
Out There
Publisher |
Willow Belden
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Natural Sciences, 
Outdoor Sports, 
Personal Journals, 
Science & Medicine, 
Society & Culture, 
Sports & Recreation, 
Wilderness
Categories Via RSS |
Nature, 
Science, 
Sports, 
Wilderness
Publication Date |
Apr 19, 2018
Episode Duration |
00:31:26

In 2015, Australian journalist James Bennett moved to India, to take up a long-coveted role as a foreign correspondent.

James was an outdoorsy type: he liked to cycle, surf, camp, and fish. So he knew the move to India's crowded capital city was going to be hard. But what he didn’t realize was how the experience would change his perspective on speaking up about your problems.

On this episode, he shares his story. 

If you have a problem, but others are worse off, should you shut up? This episode is about Australian journalist James Bennett, who moved to India in 2015 to take up a long-coveted role as a foreign correspondent. James was an outdoorsy type: he liked to cycle, surf, camp, and fish. So he knew the move to New Delhi was going to be hard. But what he didn’t realize was how the experience would change his perspective on speaking up about your problems.

In 2015, Australian journalist James Bennett moved to India, to take up a long-coveted role as a foreign correspondent.

James was an outdoorsy type: he liked to cycle, surf, camp, and fish. So he knew the move to India's crowded capital city was going to be hard. But what he didn’t realize was how the experience would change his perspective on speaking up about your problems.

On this episode, he shares his story. 

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