Explore the History of Down Under with Hannah Gadsby! | Hannah Gadsby's OZ

[@mae7158]

Yes, Hannah! Lets go down under! ❤

[@infinitetanner]

Love this series, have been looking for it-years now!

[@kagigebiquillboxes8565]

Love this series! Love Hannah Gadsby!

[@jessicarossman2966]

The picnic at hanging rock moments were perfect. Echoes of the movie.

[@Jo-Anne.Clarke]

I love Hannah’s analysis❣️

[@infinitetanner]

We need more

[@celiajordan7724]

easy to understand and keeping it funny! you're really great

[@broakland2]

Brilliant way to see art!

[@netopir3804]

I really like Hanna Gatsby. She is very intelligent, extremely funny by her own way of thinkink. But there we go: men are men…, and women are women. And there is the other realm of the uncertainty of where do I belong, which is rarely physical, but often ideological. When ideology suddenly attacks, one is unprepared, and has no cover. And these are the surprisingly human moments of Hanna Gatsby’s Art.

[@philiprowney]

The opening intro was a bold statement and it also rang true until I realised aren't 85% of Aussies coastal dwellers [ within 50k ], not that pioneering. Hannah is proper funny.