Death In The Red Dirt Uncover the Truth Before the Outback Buries It
Release Date: 04/29/2025
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Uncover the Truth Before the Outback Buries It
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Welcome to The Not Old Better Show, Art of Living seriesâwhere we speak with fascinating people who prove that age isnât a finish line⌠itâs an invitation. Iâm Paul Vogelzang, and today, weâre diving into a conversation that blends the edge-of-your-seat excitement of a thriller novel with the quiet awe of standing alone in the Australian outback.
Our guest is Alice Cadd, and sheâs not your everyday thriller writer. With a 30-year career as a psychiatrist, Alice knows the human mind better than most. But instead of retirement and rocking chairs, she picked up the penâand what came out is a stunning new psychological thriller titled Death in the Red Dirt. Itâs intense, itâs smart, and it pulls you deep into the rugged beauty and hidden tensions of the Australian outback. Her tagline? âUncover the truth before the Outback buries it.â Thatâs not just a warningâitâs a promise.
But Aliceâs story doesnât end on the page. Sheâs also a fierce environmentalist, a solo camper, and someone whoâs swum with whale sharks, heard humpback whales sing beneath the sea, and watched turtles glide past under the stars. Sheâs chosen a life full of risk, beauty, and meaningâand she's doing it all in what she calls the third stage of her life.
Weâll talk about reinvention, about leaning into change with curiosity instead of fear, and how writing, wildness, and wonder have become Aliceâs new compass.
So stay with us, because this is not just a story about crime fictionâitâs a story about finding your truth, even when the road gets dusty. And itâs told with grace, grit, and a bit of red dirt on your boots.
This is The Not Old Better Show, and Iâm your host, award-winning journalist Paul Vogelzang.
đď¸So letâs get into itâbecause whether youâre thinking about whatâs next in your own life, or you just love a good story with sharp twists and deep insight, Alice Cadd has something to offer. From the consulting room to the red dirt roads of the outback, sheâs lived it, written it, and sheâs here to share it.
Alice Cadd, welcome to the show.
đď¸ That was psychiatrist-turned-thriller-writer Alice Caddâwhat a fascinating conversation. From the quiet power of reinvention to the thrill of new beginnings, Alice reminds us that this stage of life is every bit as dynamic, daring, and meaningful as the ones before it.
Her novel Death in the Red Dirt is available now, and trust meâitâs not just a great read; itâs an experience. Be sure to follow Alice on Facebook, Instagram, and even TikTok, where she shares glimpses of her writing process and her breathtaking adventures in the Australian wilderness.
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