Natalie Kestecher is a documentary maker on 360documentaries at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. She writes and produces radio stories for feature, documentary and music programs at ABC Radio National. Kestecher regularly blends fixation, fate, fact and fiction to create unusual stories that demonstrate the fluid form and boundless possibilities of the radio medium.
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