We talk to two women who had never seen themselves as activists before, but becamse involved in the fight against mining when drilling was set to begin in their backyards.

We chat with Linda Kirkman about how Australian women's attitudes to sex and sexuality have been impacted by their culture and society.

This program commemorates the centenary of the Armenian genocide by speaking with women whose family survived the events of 1915. They tell us their family stories, the lasting impact of that loss, and of the significance of remembering.

In part II of my exploration into how place, environment and our surroundings impacts the way we tell stories, I speak with Rebecca Giggs and Megan Cope, two women whose art is inextricably tied up with place, land and environment.