We share our thoughts, our emotions and even our locations with the world through social media, whether others are interested in them or not. But is there a limit? When websites that allow people to rate pictures of “number two’s” exist, have we crossed a line? Singer Anthony Callea, actor Genevieve Morris and television presenter James Mathison join Chrissie Swan for Can of Worms, Monday 8.30pm, on TEN.
Eighty-one per cent of Australians believe we do share too much online, with 66% worried about their personal information being hacked*. Who on the panel admits to a serious Twitter addiction? Chrissie also talks to Australia’s most prolific Tweeter, Stephanie Krystle Chin, about her love for the platform.
Is it OK to swear in front of your mum? Genevieve Morris reveals she dropped a bomb at her mother’s funeral. And what about buck’s nights: are they out-dated and sexist or do they still have a valid reason for existence?
Get ready to join the show with live chat on Facebook or Twitter and tweet using #CanofWorms
Produced by Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder for Network Ten.
ANTHONY CALLEA
Anthony rose to prominence after being the runner-up in the 2004 season of Australian Idol. He currently holds the record for both the highest and fastest-selling single in Australia for his debut release, The Prayer. Anthony’s television appearances include It Takes Two and Ultimate School Musical: Fame.
GENEVIEVE MORRIS
A familiar face on Australian television since 1993, Genevieve has appearing in numerous projects, including Comedy Inc, Blue Heelers, MDA, State Coroner and City Homicide. A trained teacher, Genevieve fell into acting, becoming a household face as Barbara the Bank Manager in a series of ads for ANZ Bank.
JAMES MATHISON
A long time co-host of Australian Idol, James has presented the ARIA Music Awards and was a reporter and panelist on The 7pm Project. Always busy with music projects, he is soon to become a father.
* Roy Morgan Research poll conducted September 2012
Can of Worms – Ten, 8.30pm Monday October 8, 2012
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