Jacob Dunne on meeting the mother of the man he killed

10/28/2020
29 min

About this Episode

Marina Cantacuzino talks to Jacob Dunne who aged 18 was convicted of manslaughter for killing a man with a single punch. This episode tells the story of Jacob’s gradual rehabilitation and the vital role played by the parents of the man he killed – James Hodgkinson.

Tracks

Gill Hicks on the healing power of the arts and how seeking to understand has aided her recovery	34:13	11/24/2021
Wilma Derksen on how forgiving can resuscitate and revive, as well as cause isolation and incite criticism	29:52	11/10/2021
Geoff Thompson and Andrea Martinez on forgiveness, self-preservation and surviving sexual assault	35:57	10/26/2021
Figen Murray on how forgiving her son’s killer has preserved her humanity	27:09	10/12/2021
Michael Lapsley on racism, apartheid and when forgiveness requires repentance	29:46	09/28/2021
Azim Khamisa on grieving, his spiritual practice and the importance of asking for forgiveness	33:25	01/20/2021
Letlapa Mphahlele on prejudice, apartheid and the burden of being forgiven	28:46	01/06/2021
Kia Scherr on traumatic loss and grief as a spiritual practice	29:08	12/23/2020
Paul Kohler on how a brutal attack in his own home changed the course of his life	23:12	12/09/2020
Lis Cashin on guilt, shame and self-forgiveness	27:53	11/25/2020