Found abandoned on the steps of the SBS Radio station in Melbourne, Cristina Marras was raised by a pack of multilingual radio presenters. From them, she learned the power of communication, and the dark arts of radio production and online marketing.
After she discovered that the world was being controlled by a secret cabal of advertising executives who were secretly swapping out the real news with cat videos, she decided to use her skills for good. Marras then formed the "Network Ninjas," a group of podcasting vigilantes dedicated to exposing the truth through audio broadcasts delivered directly to people's earbuds.
She became known for her fearless reporting and her ability to speak directly to hard-to-reach audiences, such as 17 and 18 year old students, and for her ability to create viral campaigns using her skills in communication and social media.
After a brief stint as a trapeze artist in a travelling circus, Marras is now dedicating her time to her podcasts as well as advising women in archery techniques. She lives in a small mansion next door to her tennis trainer and husband.
You can contact Cristina Marras
by email, voice message,
homing pigeon or smoke signal.