Finding Folk Lourich de Klerk

Born in Switzerland, Regina Kesztler left a career as a doctor to become a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst to understand what had happened to her husband and son. Regina explains why the Hungarian revolution was the most defining time in her life, shares her travels into Iran and Central Asia in the 90's and much, much more.

I sit down with my Father as he shares what it was like growing up in a Africa that doesn't exist anymore. From pet crocodiles to racial segregation, military service to farming. He also shares a few near death experiences, the challenges and reinforcement of his faith. This episode is dear to me.

Allen shares what it was like being part of the occupation force sent to Japan after their surrender in world war two. There he witnessed the fallout of the atomic bomb, guarded the emperor's palace and fought Yanks. He also reminisces how hard life was growing up in the 30's depression era and the contrast between society then and now.

Kamoni shares his experience from small business success in Kenya to homelessness in Melbourne. He also touches on the African tribes, wildlife and music.
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