Osher Günsberg

1 week ago | honey.nine.com.au | Osher Günsberg

Merrick Watts has carved out an incredible career, from standup to festival owner to SAS Australia glory – he's an all or nothing kind of person. He's also someone who's mentored me through some huge moments in my career, with getting back in to radio, and again mentored me through getting out of television. You might not pick it, but Merrick Watts is an incredibly wise man with a monumental head for business, so when he came on my podcast the other week, I wanted to explore this side of him.

1 week ago | menshealth.com.au | Osher Günsberg

YOU’VE GOT GUESTS coming over so you’re getting things tidied up around the house when you come upon the overflowing recycling bin, and you distinctly recall asking your partner to empty that yesterday, and now there’s a Jenga-style crash of jam jars and plastic packets all over the joint – what are your thoughts about your partner? I’m going to speculate that they’re not positive thoughts.

3 weeks ago | honey.nine.com.au | Osher Günsberg

Both of my parents were doctors, so it was easy for me to quickly bond over a shared lack of squeamishness with Sally Gould, the brilliant author of Frog, The Secret Diary of a Paramedic. Like any person who chooses the emergency services as a career, Sally is a special breed of human being, one who willingly wades into some incredibly dangerous situations to save the lives of strangers. I learned so much from speaking with her, and I'm sure you will too when you check out the episode.

1 month ago | honey.nine.com.au | Osher Günsberg

As I watch my son grow out of his big school uniforms and shoes every six weeks or so, I think more and more about what it's like for young men today. When I was one myself, it felt tough enough, but now it seems even more intense. Before we know it our young boys will grow into young men, and we all have a responsibility to make sure that when those boys get there, our community is a better place for it.

Mar 9, 2025 | menshealth.com.au | Osher Günsberg

IF YOU’VE EVER been in a long-term defacto relationship, you’ll know that there’s a moment around the three-year mark where, if you’ve played your cards right and had good communication, the two of you are travelling in the same direction at such a clip that it starts to feel like the beautiful moment when a speedboat gets to a certain speed and the hull lifts out of the water, cutting through the wind chop like it was nothing, the momentum of your progress powerful enough to push through...