Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah brett

Dr. Sarah Brett was raised in Perth, Australia and earned her veterinary degree from Murdoch University in 1986. After graduation, she spent time in a mixed animal practice in South West Western Australia. Afterwards, she moved north to Dongara for 3.5 years to work in a mixed practice and spent time working as a barmaid, sheep roustabout, and freight deliverer. She then took a three month locum position in Kununurra, a northern border town in the Kimberley, and hasn't left in the last 33 years! The practice is mixed but mostly small animal. They also have a satellite practice 100 km away. Dr. Brett has had a long-standing interest in wildlife medicine and does this as well. After learning the value of holistic medicine first-hand after some injuries, she uses homeopathy, Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, Tui Na, and nutritional supplements in her patients. She has lectured about the use of holistic medicine in treating wildlife at conferences around Australia. Please enjoy this conversation with Dr. Sarah Brett as we talk about her education, practice life, and her life outside of practice on a property with 800 Mango trees and a wonderful stone home. We also discuss her love of live music and belly dancing.

Deborah, Lauren and Steve do a #youmebigc takeover of Sarah Brett’s late night 5 Live radio show on World Cancer Day. They catch up with the person in charge of Deborah’s cancer treatment, Professor Cunningham. Hear some great news from the 5 Live Breakfast sports reader Chris Latcham on his leukemia, plus a catch up with Errol McKellar on his prostate campaigning and speak to a few people who called into the show.

Dr Sarah Brett is a holistic veterinarian from Kununurra in northern WA with a passion for natural and complementary therapies. She has been inspired by personal experiences of seeing how eastern therapies and body work can lead to enhanced healing compared to conventional medicine alone. Sarah and I discuss her approach to managing dermatological cases and how nutrition can form such an important foundation in the management of these often challenging cases. Topics discussed include: Sarah's personal experiences with her own dogs and how nutrition directly influences their skin health The importance of adequate fats in the diet and what about those dogs that are prone to pancreatitis? Sarah's favourite foods to add to a dog's diet for optimal skin health  A sneak peak to what Sarah puts in her famous "Brett's Brew" The link between processed foods and high carbohydrate diets to poor skin health  Sarah's typical recipe for a homemade diet or some commercial alternatives she approves of  Some early indicators of poor skin health in dogs  How long it may take for skin health to improve once nutrition is addressed and specific therapies are introduced You can find Sarah at the Kane Inc. Facebook page or at kimberleyvet4@westnet.com.au. 

As Bury Football Club are ejected from the English Football League, Sarah Brett hears immediate reaction from fans and local MPs.

Rhod talks to Sarah Brett about tackling his lifelong shyness as part of a new documentary.

Oscar winning actor & director Russell Crowe talks to Sarah Brett about why music is his real love, Leeds United's chances of promotion and the pros & cons of being famous.

In this episode, Leslie and Clark critique the opening pages of Sarah Brett's _Bloodbound_, an as yet unpublished paranormal fantasy/horror novel. They discuss active opening scenes, scenes and sequels, character motivation, and literal and metaphoric elements.

Sarah Brett with remarkable stories from people talking about their own isolation and loneliness, and discovers how some are now taking time to reconnect with important people in their lives.