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Kat’s Story, Part 2: Swallow - A Film That Could Change Everything

In this gripping second half of our conversation with Kat Philippou-Curtis, we’re joined by the legendary Cathy Tyson, who brings Kat’s story to life in the upcoming film Swallow.

Together, we explore how a teacher who refused to be gagged transformed personal trauma into a powerful work of art. We talk about non-disclosure agreements, toxic leadership, cultural discrimination, and the quiet scandal of teachers forced out and silenced. Cathy shares her experience stepping into the role, and how the story struck a deep chord with her own values and background.

This episode is not just about one film. It’s about the thousands of stories hidden behind closed doors. It’s about truth, courage, and the potential for a Me Too moment in education.

If you've ever said, “Someone should make a film about this”… you're going to want to listen.

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