Chrissie Swan

I felt like, oh, I found my people here.

You think you'll hit that by 59?

Oh, gosh, no.

I'm going to be working really until the day I die.

And I say that as a positive thing.

You know, I hope to be working until the day I die because I have somehow done that thing that seems like just –

rhetoric or a meaningless phrase where, you know, people say, find something you love and you'll never work a day in your life.

That happened to me and it continues to happen to me every day.

I cannot believe it that one decision I made

to make a video and send it into, I think it was Southern Star in Damol at the time, 24 years ago, because I thought my friends would laugh and find it hysterical to see me in the Big Brother house.

changed everything for me.

I can't believe I get to work in radio.

I can't believe I've got to work in television and radio.

I write and I do all this magical, creative, joyous stuff that makes me feel connected to people.

that I have never met and may never meet.

It's just, you know, it's been a great miracle for me.

I feel sad for television.

I don't know what's happened.

It just breaks my heart.

It is a loss.