Episode Forty Four - Leisl Kaberry

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Kia Ora 

Kia Ora and welcome to episode 44 with my Aussie mate Leisl.
Leisl’s story is one of adventure.
She’s lived in cities and remote towns of Australia and Canada.
She loves acting and writing and talks to us about her journey in both.
She’s a mother and a wife as well as having a degree in criminal justice and is working with helping victims heal.
Leisl has four books published and avaliable for purchase on Amazon.
She walks us through her life as an author and how she came up with her ideas and motivation. Her books are called Titanian Awakenings.
Leisl is one of the best people I know and I’m so grateful to have her on my podcast.
I hope you enjoy.
Ka kite ano au i a koutou

Leisl in her element on stage.

Leisl with all of her sisters.
Leisl with her first trilogy. 
Leisl at school

Leisl in her special homeschool in the remote parts of Australia.
Leisl with her camel.

Leisl and her husband Leonard.
They way she'd communicate at her remote school, by radio.


Leisl with her sister and parents.
Leisl and her own family.

Enjoying herself on stage.

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