ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What makes a story endure long after the people who lived it are gone? Anthony D'Ambrosio joins Clayton to discuss the extraordinary life of Maximilian Kolbe, the Franciscan priest who gave his life for another prisoner in Auschwitz, and why stories of courage, sacrifice and compassion continue to resonate today. Together they explore the role of storytelling, the search for purpose and belonging, and the power of lives lived for something greater than themselves.About Anthony D'AmbrosioAnthony D'Ambrosio is a storyteller, filmmaker and founder of Sherwood Fellows, where he helps organisations communicate purpose and inspire meaningful change. His work has focused on how movements are shaped through shared vision, belonging and human connection. Anthony is the writer and director of Triumph of the Heart, a feature film exploring the life and legacy of Maximilian Kolbe, whose extraordinary act of self-sacrifice continues to inspire people around the world.
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