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In this episode of ListenABLE, hosts Dylan Alcott and Angus O’Loughlin sit down with Charles Brice, a quadriplegic journalist and ABC News Breakfast presenter, to discuss his career and experiences in the media industry. "I don't want to be pigeonholed as a 'Disability Reporter'... I've got many other interests outside my injury. So I've thought that was really important for my career" After a motorbike accident at 19, Charles transitioned from an aspiring pilot to a journalist, using his platform to cover a wide range of stories, including disability advocacy, accessibility, and major sporting events like the Paralympics. Charles shares his perspective on disability representation in the media, the challenges of navigating the industry as a journalist with a spinal cord injury, and his role in Wheel to Walk, which has raised over $300,000 for spinal cord injury research, but what does it mean for him when it comes to finding a 'cure'? Whether you're interested in journalism, disability rights, or media representation, this episode offers a compelling look at the intersection of storytelling and advocacy. In this conversation, we explore: ✅ The Removal of Barriers in a Career✅ The Adaptability of Flying a Plane✅ The Behind the Scenes of a National News Show✅ Restrictions of Travelling with a Disability✅ Representation in the Media Give Charles a follow on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/charlesbrice/ Watch the Full Episode with Captions Here: Grab our first merch release at our website Session in Progress.https://fromyourpocket.com.au/work/listenable/merch Recorded, edited and produced by Angus' Podcast Company: www.sessioninprogress.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VIRGINIA TRIOLI IS GOING TO DIEVirginia Trioli is presenter of Creative Types on ABC TV and a former co-host of ABC News Breakfast and host of Mornings on ABC Radio Melbourne. A two-time Walkley Award winner, she spent nine years as a news reporter, features writer, and columnist in Melbourne. Her new book A Bit on the Side: Reflections on What Makes Life Delicious is a gorgeous interrogation of food and memory, but Virginia's not afraid to tackle weightier matters of death and grief. And she's put a lot of thought into what her Dream Funeral may look like....Instagram (IG @LaTrioli)Marieke Hardy Is Going To Die is a podcast made by Marieke Hardy (IG @marieke_hardy).You can follow at IG @GoingToDiePodMusic by Lord Fascinator (IG @lordfascinator)Produced by Darren Scarce (IG @Dazz26)Video edits by Andy Nedelkovski (IG @AndyNeds)Artwork by Lauren Egan (IG @heylaurenegan)Photography by Eamon Leggett (IG @anxietyoptions)With thanks to Amelia Chappelow (IG @ameliachappelow)Camilla McKewen (IG @CamillaLucyLucy)and Rhys Graham (IG @RhysJGraham)Drop an email to mariekehardyisgoingtodie@gmail.comWhilst acknowledging the privilege that comes with having the space to discuss death and mortality, we want to also recognise that discussing these topics can raise some wounds. Should you wish to seek extra support, please consider the following resources:https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/online-grief-support-groupshttps://www.grief.org.au/ga/ga/Support/Support_Groups.aspxhttps://www.headspace.com/meditation/griefhttps://www.mindful.org/a-10-minute-guided-meditation-for-working-with-grief/https://griefline.org.au/get-help/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Need help navigating a separation or divorce with kids? Around 30% of all marriages in Australia end in divorce. Divorce and separation is an extremely hard situation to go through and even more challenging with children. This week we welcome our Child Psychologist Expert Dr Deirdre Brandner back into the podcast chair to talk about divorce and separation with children. Dr Deirdre Brandner has over 30 years' experience as a Paediatric Psychologist. Through her private practice she has provided support to thousands of children, adolescents and families. Deirdre is a presenter and expert consultant in parenting & education, and is a regular guest on ABC News Breakfast. In this week's episode we cover: Is it better to stay in an unhappy marriage for the sake of the children? Or is divorce/separation a better option for a child? How children typically perceive divorce/separation The common ways children will react to divorce/separation The best way to tell your children you are separating or going to divorce Dr Deirdre shares her advice on how to keep communication open during this time   Dr Deirdre shares her tip on how we can help our children cope emotionally during this time Signs your child might be struggling and when parents should seek support How children typically cope with two homes/ potentially two different ways of parenting  New partner do's and don'ts and how children typically cope Any long-term impact of divorce on a child Never forget Parents You've Got This. The Expert Guide To Parenthood Podcast is proudly supported by Mustela natural origin skincare, by parents' side since 1950. Follow us Social: Instagram: @parentsyouvegotthis_au Threads @parentsyouvegotthis_au TikTok: @partentsyouvegotthis_au Facebook: @parentsyouvegotthis __________________________________ Parents You've Got This offers antenatal and postnatal parenting education and Masterclasses from the planning phase to early preschool. Learn more: https://www.parentsyouvegotthis.com.au/  Credits: Producer Dean Thomas, Camera person Tim Hehir, Content Parents You've Got This  

In this episode of Three Food Memories you'll meet Walkley-Award-winning journalist, broadcaster, and shared plate finger wiper Virginia Trioli. Whether you're watching, listening, or reading her work, Virginia exudes a familiarity that makes you feel like you've been invited to sit at her table and break bread.This connection makes sense -  given her passion for food, which is beautifully highlighted in her brand-new book, A Bit on the Side and her three food memories. Virginia's menu features an array of firsts; her first-ever chicken satay, her first vongole veraci, and the very first meal her now-husband, Russell Skelton, cooked for her in Japan.She also reflects on her time spent hosting ABC News Breakfast and what's stuck in her very well organised childhood scrapbook and why she still treasures it to this day.Virginia's social cause is homelessness, which she says is not just about a lack of shelter. She serves forth ricotta gnocchi to our next guest DJ Fat Tony. Send us a textTo find out more about the project and Savva - head to threefoodmemories.comInsta - @savvasavasEmail us at threefoodmemories@plated.com.au, we'd love to hear from you!

The US election isn't until November, but voting is starting in some states this week. The polls are tight, but even if Kamala Harris wins more votes overall than Donald Trump, she could still lose the election given the complicated electoral college system. It's happened before, when Hillary Clinton won the support of millions of more Americans than Trump in 2016, but he went on to become president. The electoral college is the reason that on election night we're all watching to see how individual US states vote and which candidate for president reaches 270. Today, ABC News Breakfast co-host and correspondent Michael Rowland explains how it works. He also offers his prediction on who will win the US election. Correction: The US constitution is not changed via a referendum. Any amendment would require the support of two thirds of both Houses of Congress, or be requested by two-thirds of the states. In either case, it would then need to be ratified by a large majority of states. Featured: Michael Rowland, ABC News Breakfast co-host and correspondentKey Topics:US election 2024Electoral college systemSwing statesKamala HarrisDonald TrumpPresidential debatePennsylvaniaUS politics

A poor start from new CDF Admiral David Johnson, who told ABC News Breakfast television that every day sees an increase in ADF capability. The opposite appears to be the case with Navy in particular going backwards, followed by the Army – and for the next 10 years the RAAF isn't receiving anything new thanks to budget restrictions. Spotted during Exercise Talisman Sabre – Defence Minister Richard Marles riding in an Italian NH90 helicopter, which is almost identical to the 45 Australian Taipans he ordered destroyed in September last year. Might he have had the thought “how come the Italians can support these helicopters when the Australian Army could not?” Then it looks like there's a coordinated push back against criticism of AUKUS Pillar One, so we pour a bit more fuel over that particular fire. Finally an anecdote about Ministerial pomposity – or rather the lack of it – from the 1980s. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Australian musical theatre performer Daniel Assetta is currently based in New York City, where he recently made his Broadway debut in the hot-ticket show, & Juliet. This follows an Off-Broadway debut with The Light in the Piazza for NY City Center Encores! Most recently, Daniel appeared in the Original Australian company of Hamilton as Samuel Seabury and performed Tony in the Opera Australia production of West Side Story across Australia, New Zealand and Germany. His theatre credits include; Al Deluca in the Darlinghurst Theatre Company's A Chorus Line; Elder Young in the original Australian company of The Book of Mormon; The Rum Tum Tugger in the Australian/New Zealand tour of CATS; the 10th Anniversary Australasian tour of Wicked; The Ziegfeld Tenor in Funny Girl; Luke in the world premiere of The Gathering; Follies in Concert ; and Curtains. Daniel is also the proud recipient of the prestigious Rob Guest Endowment Award in Australia. Notable stage appearances include ABC News Breakfast, Carols in The Domain, The ARIA Awards and Michael Mott & Friends concerts.  Over the last couple of years, Daniel produced, co-wrote, choreographed and performed alongside his sister, Chiara, in Siblingship which played to sold-out audiences across Australia and was awarded the winner of 'Best Cabaret' in BroadwayWorld Australia Awards 2020.  As a Choreographer, Daniel has worked extensively with highlights including Squabbalogic's production of NINE the musical, Twisted Broadway at Melbourne's Regent Theatre, the opening of the Sydney Latin Festival and concept pieces for the leading performing arts companies, Ettingshausens Pro & ED5International. Visit www.danielassetta.com and follow @dassetta on Instagram. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

A true Renaissance man whose multifaceted career continues to surprise us all. Tony Armstrong kicked things off in AFL playing for the Sydney Swans, then he won 2 Logies back-to-back as a presenter on ABC News Breakfast and now he's in Betoota for his new foray into story-driven documentary with his upcoming ABC series TONY ARMSTRONG'S EXTRA-ORDINARY THINGS.  With picks like one of the great masterpieces of surrealist anime, a grounded gritty crime epic and an inventive heist film that sits somewhere right in the middle… Alexei Toliopoulos has the perfect staff pick to pop into Tony's combo. Follow ALEXEI TOLIOPOULOS on Letterboxd for all the rental combo lists. Here's Tony's picks! Music & sounds by Rowan Dix Produced & edited by Alex Jae and Xanon Murphy  Art by Hollow Bones Studio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leigh Sales is one of Australia's most beloved journalists. A veteran anchor of the ABC's flagship current affairs program 7.30, the new presenter of Australian Story, co-host of hugely popular podcast Chat 10 Looks 3 with Annabel Crabb, and a bestselling author, Sales has been recognised with three Walkley Awards over the course of a career that has seen her interview countless political leaders, innovators and artists. In her new book, Storytellers: Questions, Answers and the Craft of Journalism, Sales turns her talents on her remarkable peers – including Waleed Aly, Richard Fidler, Niki Savva and Stan Grant – revealing candid insights into the craft of journalism and the power of storytelling. Over an intimate dinner at award-winning winery Montalto, Sales was joined by her close friend Lisa Millar, co-host of ABC News Breakfast, as they shared insights from their careers in the media and offer a peek behind the curtain of this vital but often misunderstood profession. This event was recorded on Friday 6 October 2023 AT Montalto as part of Spring Fling. Presented in partnership with Montalto. The bookseller for this event was Antipodes Bookshop and Gallery. Featured music is ‘Mirror' by Simon Winkler.Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Government has announced £11 million in funding for the NHS in England to roll out a dedicated perinatal pelvic health service across all trusts. The aim of these new perinatal pelvic health services will be to help educate and assess women during pregnancy and after a traumatic birth – but how will it work? Emma Barnett hears from Jacqui Barrett, who had a traumatic birth and was incontinent for a year, Professor Swati Jha, consultant gynaecologist and spokesperson for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and the Conservative MP Maria Caulfield, who is the Women's Health Minister. Luxury brands are beginning to feature ‘timeless icons' in their campaigns to attract older shoppers with more spending power. Is the fashion industry finally responding to the strength of the so-called 'grey pound'? Alexandra Schulman, journalist and former editor-in-chief of British Vogue and retail analyst Kate Hardcastle discuss. Jilly Cooper has sold more than two million copies of her books, including Riders, Rivals, and Polo - taking us into the glamorous worlds of show jumping and classical music. Her latest novel, Tackle!, takes us to the football pitch and features her legendary hero Rupert Campbell-Black. Jilly joins Emma to talk about football, why there is less sex in her novels now, and her view on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reading her books. Why do we swear, and are women judged differently for swearing than men? Why are some swear words considered more offensive than others, and what does that tell us about misogyny and sexism in society? Dr Emma Byrne, scientist and author of Swearing Is Good For You: The Amazing Science of Bad Language, and Dr Rebecca Roache, the author of a new book, For F's Sake: Why Swearing is Shocking, Rude and Fun, discuss. The ABC News Breakfast guest host Imogen Crump has been praised for helping to normalise symptoms of perimenopause, after she experienced a severe hot flush on live television. Emma asks her about what happened. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Dianne McGregor

We have been bringing you women's voices from Israel and Gaza since the start of the war. Yesterday, you will have heard on the programme Rachel Goldberg, mother of a 23-year-old hostage Hersh Goldberg Polin, kidnapped by Hamas from a music festival in Israel. Today, we hear from a mother in Gaza. Nour Swirki is a journalist with two children living in Khan Younis, a city in the southern strip of Gaza, with her husband, mother and sister - they have had to leave their home in Gaza City for safety reasons and relocate to the south - a fraught journey many more Palestinians are expected to make. Due to the difficulties in speaking live to guests in Gaza, we asked Nour to record for us voice notes explaining the situation she and her family are currently in. She and her husband continue to work as journalists while her wider family look after her children - a son and daughter aged 10 and 12. The ABC News Breakfast guest host Imogen Crump has been praised for helping to normalise symptoms of perimenopause, after she experienced a severe hot flush on live television. Emma Barnett asks her about what happened. Research from the University of Bristol demonstrates that women can lose out financially when they divorce. The number of couples seeking legal advice during divorce proceedings is falling, and old-fashioned procedures that disadvantage women are being used. To find out more, and get advice on how to make sure you are not penalised financially, Emma speaks to financial planner Megan Jenkins and family lawyer Amanda McAlister. The NHS is launching a new study into Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia, which affects around twice as many women as men. The study, a joint project with Alzheimer's Research UK and Alzheimer's Society, will use a blood test to detect for the disease at an early stage. There is currently no single test for Alzheimer's and patients can wait years for a diagnosis. Dr Susan Mitchell, Head of Policy at Alzheimer's Research UK, one of the charities leading this study talks to Emma. Emma talks to journalist Linda McDougall about her new biography of Marcia Williams, who went on to become Baroness Falkender. Linda hopes to shift public perception of the Baroness as a Svengali figure who influenced Prime Minister Harold Wilson during the sixties and seventies, and gain recognition for her achievements for the Labour Party. Linda's alternative history is called Marcia Williams, The Life and Times of Baroness Falkender. Presenter: Emma Barnett Studio manager: Duncan Hannant

It has been a year of interest rate hikes, rental crisis, affordability issues, inflation, low unemployment increasing house prices and low stock levels which with increased migration is causing a lot of pain for those looking to buy. the RBA hasn't increased the rates in the last few months,  we all hope it stays this way for a while Added to this we are at an all time low when it comes to productivity, cost of goods have increased significantly and every day Australians and businesses are being impacted. So What will 2024 bring for us   Nerida Conisbee is one of the most highly regarded economists in Australia, with a specific expertise in residential and commercial property. She is currently the most quoted property commentator in Australia, the third most quoted economist and is a sought after public speaker, writer and columnist. Nerida is a columnist for Mansion Magazine and appears every Saturday morning on Sky News, is a regular property commentator on Channel 7's Sunrise and talks more generally about the state of the economy on ABC News Breakfast. In addition to this, she is quoted and appears in a wide range of media outlets throughout Asia Pacific including digital, print, television and radio. Nerida is also the Deputy Chair of the Construction Forecasting Council and is on the South East Queensland Housing Supply Expert Panel. She sits on the board of Kidnest, a childcare start up and is an adviser to Skelton Projects, a Melbourne based developer. She also provides updates on property market conditions to Government. There is no one better than Nerida to have the conversation about what 2024 will hold for AustraliaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ABC News Breakfast dream team Michael Rowland and Lisa Millar join the Performance Intelligence Podcast, and in this bite size episode they discuss their favourite interviews and what they think underpins a quality discussion. Lisa talks about how she managed to get an interview with the elusive Fidel Castro, in Cuba, after chasing him around the country for days. Michael discusses how even though he has interviewed big hitters like Dolly Parton and Kenny Rodgers, his favourite moment was an interview with politician Steven Jones and his son Paddy, who likes to wear dresses and female clothes. Michael relishes the opportunity of being able to connect with Paddy and have a roar and honest discussion with him on live breakfast TV.  You can find Michael Twitter: https://rb.gy/7t6d2You can find Lisa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisamillartv/?hl=en Find out more about Andrew's Keynotes : https://www.andrewmay.com/keynotes/Follow Andrew May: https://www.instagram.com/andrewmay/Follow StriveStronger: https://www.instagram.com/strive.stronger/If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

Charles Brice, a quadriplegic ABC reporter, speaks with Peta in this episode, about his experience with disability and how he landed a job at ABC News Breakfast. Charles discusses his background, how he acquired his disability, and his journey to his current role as a journalist. He also shares his insights on finding work as a disabled person and the importance of representation in the media. Connect with Charles:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charlesbrice Wings For Life: https://www.wingsforlifeworldrun.com Connect with Peta: Instagram: @petahooke Website: www.icantstandpodcast.com Email: icantstandpodcast@gmail.com Episode Transcript: https://www.icantstandpodcast.com/post/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Inzane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack is joined by Raiders superfan and creator of "Rugby League: The Musical" Denis Carnahan as well as ABC News Breakfast journalist and Broncos superfan Michael Rennie to discuss the issues of round 9 including concerns over whether you are allowed to pressure the kicker and if third-party endorsements are ruining the NRL's salary cap? 

On Inzane Rugby League this week Zane Bojack is joined by Raiders superfan and creator of "Rugby League: The Musical" Denis Carnahan as well as ABC News Breakfast journalist and Broncos superfan Michael Rennie to discuss the issues of round 9 including concerns over whether you are allowed to pressure the kicker and if third-party endorsements are ruining the NRL's salary cap? 

The rise of Tony Armstrong has been nothing short of meteoric - in just under four years the former AFL player has become a fixture on ABC News Breakfast, won a Logie and broken the internet more than once. On this episode of Something To Talk About, Sarrah chats to Tony about the man behind the viral moments, the biggest offers he's turned down along the way and the reality of being an Aboriginal man on mainstream television in 2023. Tony Armstrong's The Pool Room launches April 28 on iHeart Podcast Network, or wherever you get your podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Breakfast Television legends Lisa Millar and Michael Rowland recently joined the podcast and in this bite size Michael and Lisa share their regular morning routines and how they make sure they structure their day to ensure they are able to continue to perform at such a high level consistently, even when working incredibly unconventional hours.Michael and Lisa then go a bit deeper and talk about how even though Michael is an introvert and Lisa is an extrovert they still manage to get the job done every morning and manage their time and energy well enough to come back the next morning and do it again You can find Michael at his Twitter: https://rb.gy/7t6d2You can find Lisa at her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisamillartv/?hl=en Find out more about Andrew's Keynotes : https://www.andrewmay.com/keynotes/Follow Andrew May: https://www.instagram.com/andrewmay/Follow StriveStronger: https://www.instagram.com/strive.stronger/If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

The “Chinese spy balloon” has dominated news for the past few weeks and thus Allan and Darren feel compelled to open the episode with their views. FM Penny Wong's speech in the UK sparked controversy for her comments on colonial history, or did it? Meanwhile, a successful 2+2 with France highlighted how far the relationship has come since a low point in late 2020. DM Richard Marles spoke to parliament on the question of sovereignty and defence capabilities, while International Development Minister Pat Conroy wants to see more development specialists in leadership roles at DFAT. We thank Walter Colnaghi for research and audio editing and Rory Stenning for composing our theme music. Relevant links “Chinese balloon part of vast aerial surveillance program, U.S. says”, Washington Post, 7 February 2023: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/02/07/china-spy-balloon-intelligence/ Penny Wong, “TV interview with Michael Rowland, ABC News Breakfast”, 6 February 2023: https://www.foreignminister.gov.au/minister/penny-wong/transcript/tv-interview-michael-rowland-abc-news-breakfast Penny Wong, “An enduring partnership in an era of change”, Speech, Centre for Grand Strategy, King's College, London, 31 January 2023: https://www.foreignminister.gov.au/minister/penny-wong/speech/enduring-partnership-era-change Hans van Leeuwen, “Why Wong got a walloping in Britain this week”, Australian Financial Review, 3 February 2023: https://www.afr.com/policy/foreign-affairs/why-penny-got-a-pounding-in-britain-this-week-20230203-p5chne Richard Marles, “Securing Australia's Sovereignty”, Statement to Parliament, 9 February 2023: https://www.minister.defence.gov.au/statements/2023-02-09/securing-australias-sovereignty Matthew Knot, “‘AUKUS will enhance sovereignty': Marles dismisses Keating, Turnbull concerns”, Sydney Morning Herald, 8 February 2023: https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/aukus-will-enhance-sovereignty-marles-dismisses-keating-turnbull-concerns-20230208-p5cj1q.html   Stephen Dziedzic, “International Development Minister Pat Conroy wants AusAID to regain prominence within DFAT”, ABC News, 9 February 2023: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-09/pat-conroy-dfat-wants-development-specialists-ausaid-/101951876 “Anthony Albanese on navigating an insecure world”, Guardian Australia, Australian Politics Podcast, 4 February 2023: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/audio/2023/feb/04/anthony-albanese-on-navigating-an-insecure-world (Podcast Transcript: https://www.pm.gov.au/media/podcast-interview-guardian-australia-politics-podcast ) Annie Ernaux, “The years” (book): https://www.penguin.com.au/books/the-years-9781609807870 Jim Chalmers, “Capitalism after the crisis”, The Monthly, February 2023: https://www.themonthly.com.au/issue/2023/february/jim-chalmers/capitalism-after-crises#mtr Noah Smith, “Vertical communities”, Noahpinion (substack), 27 January 2023: https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/vertical-communities

Michael Rowland and Lisa Millar are co-hosts on ABC News Breakfast, fronting a live TV audience every weekday morning for 3 hours. In this candid interview Michael and Lisa discuss tips on presenting both live and to a camera, how to improve interviewing technique, building a high performing team, why Michael dislikes the word ‘chemistry', questions they have always wanted to ask each other, the importance of healthy conflict and diversity in thinking, staying healthy and fresh doing shift work, the importance of focusing on mental health/fitness, and what Michael is going to do ‘when he grows up.'Lisa Millar is a parkrun fanatic who grew up on a dairy farm in Kilkivan and as a child spent time watching her politician father in question time at Parliament House.Lisa previously worked as a foreign correspondent for ABC News based in London and Washington DC. Her memoir, Daring to Fly, shares overcoming a fear of flying, re-examining her childhood, and finding the joyful feeling in moments.Michael Rowland is an enthusiastic swimmer, self-proclaimed introvert, and passionate supporter of the Western Bulldogs AFL team. He has a borderline photographic memory and is the master of live-TV dad jokes. Michael is ABC's senior network presenter and previously worked as North America correspondent. His recently published book Black Summer covers stories of loss, courage and community from the 2019-2020 bushfires.In this episode Andrew, Lisa and Michael talk about:5:00 Preparing for interviews10:00 Tips on presenting digitally17:00 Healthy conflict19:00 Lisa and Michael's favourite interviews27:00 Interviews that didn't go so well30:35 Preparing 7 years to get ready for 1 event 35:30 Andrew asks Michael and Lisa 5 questions about each other 45:00 How Michael and Lisa spend their day55:35  Dealing with online abuse1:00:45 Michael's purpose You can find Michael at his Twitter: https://shorturl.at/fiE59You can find Lisa at her Instagram: https://shorturl.at/bgrw7 Find out more about Andrew's Keynotes : https://www.andrewmay.com/keynotes/Follow Andrew May: https://www.instagram.com/andrewmay/Follow StriveStronger: https://www.instagram.com/strive.stronger/If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

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Lisa Millar joins How to Build a Village from Melbourne, where she co-hosts ABC News Breakfast. She shares with Jill Martin Wrenn how she conquered her fear of flying and how she built communities around the world as an international correspondent. Lisa's bestselling memoir, 'Daring to Fly,' reveals how she started in journalism, and where her career has taken her.

What can the election campaign in Victoria tell us about the state of Australian politics more generally?In the first state-wide poll since the federal election in May, a big question is whether the momentum built by minor parties and independents is continuing.And in a rematch between two major party leaders - Daniel (Dan) Andrews and Matthew (Matt) Guy, will the pandemic play a big role in deciding who will next form government in Spring Street?David Speers is joined by the host of ABC Radio Melbourne Drive and the Matters of State podcast Rafael Epstein, and ABC News Breakfast co-host Lisa Millar to answer your questions.If you have a question you'd like answered next week, send them to backtoyoupodcast@abc.net.au

What can the election campaign in Victoria tell us about the state of Australian politics more generally? In the first state-wide poll since the federal election in May, a big question is whether the momentum built by minor parties and independents is continuing. And in a rematch between two major party leaders - Daniel (Dan) Andrews and Matthew (Matt) Guy, will the pandemic play a big role in deciding who will next form government in Spring Street? David Speers is joined by the host of ABC Radio Melbourne Drive and the Matters of State podcast Rafael Epstein, and ABC News Breakfast co-host Lisa Millar to answer your questions. If you have a question you'd like answered next week, send them to backtoyoupodcast@abc.net.au

ABC News Breakfast host Lisa Millar on: • Overcoming her paralysing fear of flying • The fitness experiment she undertook in her forties • The corrosive nature of trauma • Her passion for parkrun and a cracking reverse park Every woman has a story to tell. This is Lisa's.   CREDITS: Hosts: Lise Carlaw and Sarah Wills Guest: Lisa Millar Instagram: @lisamillartv Lisa's book: Daring to Fly.  Buy it here Producer: Jason Strozkiy - www.strozkiymedia.com    CONTACT: Email: hello@thosetwogirls.com.au Instagram: @liseandsarah Facebook: Those Two Girls Web: thefortyedit.com.au  Book: Forty Favours the Brave Subscribe to FORTY GOLD: https://www.thefortyedit.com.au/subscribe/    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ABC News Breakfast presenter Tony Armstrong joins us on the Food Bytes podcast this week for a very entertaining and candid chat. We cover the lot - Tony's AFL career, how he dealt with failure, controversial haircuts, the perils of boarding school food and making do with instant coffee to get through the early morning wake up calls. And our Friday Food Poll topic this week has generated a huge response … are you a fan of rhubarb? -- Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Broadcast each Sunday on the ACE Radio Network - https://aceradio.com.au/ Subscribe in iTunes!https://apple.co/2M43hOS Find us on Spotifyhttps://spoti.fi/2PPAoEB Prefer iHeart Radio?https://ihr.fm/2LqCbQ2 Follow us on Facebook...https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/ Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytes Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts © 2022See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ABC News Breakfast sports presenter talks passion, learning from failure, and remaining true to yourself.

The ABC News Breakfast sports presenter talks passion, learning from failure, and remaining true to yourself.

Episode Notes If anyone can get even the staunchest doubter excited about veggies, leave it to Australian food writer, broadcaster, and television host, Alice Zaslavsky. Alice is the resident Culinary Correspondent on ABC News Breakfast, the host of ABC Radio Sunday Drive and numerous Australian food shows, and the writer of the best-selling and award-winning cookbook, In Praise of Veg: The Ultimate Cookbook for Vegetable Lovers. In this episode, she chats with host Liren Baker about her secrets to enjoying vegetables (for both kids and grown-ups!), the importance of color, the hot veggies of the moment, and more! Learn more about Alice Zaslavsky at https://www.aliceinframes.com Follow Alice Zaslavsky on Instagram: @aliceinframes

ABC News Breakfast's sports presenter, Tony Armstrong, has responded to trolls who attacked him for acknowledging country. Snowdon Developments Pty Ltd on brink of collapse, FINA announce “open category” to allow transgender athletes to compete in a separate class at the elite level, TV Week Logies, Brooke Boney, Karl Stefanovic, Rebel Wilson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Plus, does Jessica Marais have a right to privacy? And will Ten give Neighbours the send-off it deserves? All that and more in this edition of the TV Blackbox Podcast.In this episode:1.47 - The Great Debate fails to impress8.11 - Are gay characters being unfairly killed off?11.59 - Is Jessica Marais fair game?18.49 - Foxtel vs Albanese24.38 - Ratings29.57 - The Neighbours finale34.50 - Hatches and Dispatches26.53 - TV BingeboxSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nine's “Great Debate” format has been slammed by viewers as a “s**tshow” after Sunday's showdown descended into a shouting match between Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese.Furious Aussies wasted no time in slamming the debate on social media, with one describing it as the “worst debate I have ever seen”, and political commentator Ronni Salt declaring it an “insult to the audience”. This is the worst debate I have ever seen.. Channel 9 you are hopeless .. Just disgraceful. #LeadersDebate— Politic@l Spinner (@LesStonehouse) May 8, 2022 This is an appalling shit show Channel Nine.I'm switching off. It's an insult to the audience.#LeadersDebate— Ronni Salt (@RonniSalt) May 8, 2022 Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young took the opportunity to call for an Independent Debates Commission that oversees the official election debate broadcast on the ABC, while ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland also took to Twitter to point out that “It's not too late for an ABC debate”. Tonight's debate was woeful and a disservice to the voters. We need an Independent Debates Commission that oversees the offical election debate broadcast on the ABC.I will move for this in the new parliament.Australians shouldn't be subjected to this unseemly squabble again—

Heavy breathing, sweating, heart pounding, and adrenaline spiking. ABC News Breakfast's Nate Byrne discovers that panic attacks can start from nowhere.

Tax cuts, a big fuel excise cut and cash payments are leading the headlines when it comes to the Australian budget.  Frydenberg announced the tax offsets amount to billions of dollars, potentially saved by the $7.7 billion less in jobseeker payments because of the low unemployment rate. It still leaves a budget hole of $78 billion for this current financial year, which they hope contracts to $43 billion in three years time.  ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tax cuts, a big fuel excise cut and cash payments are leading the headlines when it comes to the Australian budget.  Frydenberg announced the tax offsets amount to billions of dollars, potentially saved by the $7.7 billion less in jobseeker payments because of the low unemployment rate. It still leaves a budget hole of $78 billion for this current financial year, which they hope contracts to $43 billion in three years time.  ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alice Zaslavsky writes the cookery column for The Weekend Australian Magazine and is the ABIA award winning author of the internationally acclaimed In Praise of Veg. She is the culinary correspondent for ABC News Breakfast and ABC Radio nationally, and hosts Saturday Breakfast on ABC Radio Melbourne. Whenever Jamila Rizvi needs to book a restaurant, Alice Zaslavsky is the number she calls. The former Masterchef contestant and fan favourite, knows more about food and foodie culture than just about anyone. Importantly, she makes food accessible. Alice isn't about spending the most money, or being a culinary genius, or using only particularly sourced ingredients. She is committed to making it possible for everyone to eat well.  In this conversation, Jamila and Alice go deep on the relationship between kids, food and the dinner time battle we all need to leave behind. Plus, Alice shares the human impact of war and her experience of migrating to Australia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nate Byrne is the weather presenter on ABC News Breakfast and he made headlines last week when he revealed he's suffered several panic attacks live on air. Today, he chats to Bucky about working in the media with anxiety, and reveals what went wrong on his first day on the job.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're asking the tough questions from a huge year of news, including politics, music, sport, science and the events that shaped 2021. ABC Fact Check and News Breakfast presenter Madeleine Morris and ABC News Breakfast co-host Michael Rowland face off in the year's final instalment of Let's Get Quizzical to see who knows more about the news, politics and popular culture that unfolded in 2021.

Welcome to episode 10 of the All Things Food podcast and the final episode for season 2! This week host Nickie Hursthouse speaks with Alice Zaslavsky. Some may know Alice from her time on MasterChef Australia, follow her avidly over on instagram at @aliceinframes, or have one of her cookbooks. Either way, you will know that she is making huge waves within the world of food. Alice is the Culinary Correspondent for ABC News Breakfast and ABC Radio nationally. She is the award-winning author of In Praise of Veg and the host of ABC Radio on Sunday's. Alice was formerly a school teacher and created Phenomenom.com.au and its Nomcast podcast which you will hear more about in the episode today.Today I speak with Alice all about:Her food philosophyHer story behind food and how she came to be a MasterChef contestantThe award-winning cookbook In Praise of Vege as well as Alice's A to ZHow we can all have a more positive and inclusive approach to foodConnecting kids with food, flavour and promoting a positive food environmentBy Alice - a new range of food products developed by Alice herselfImportance of health professionals or anyone in the food world with a platform, an audience, checking themselves before putting information out to the publicYou can read more about Alice, the cook, the writer, the vegelante over at www.aliceinframes.com or follow her food journey @aliceinframes. Well that's a wrap for Season 2. Don't forget to tune in to any episodes you missed out on over the past 10 weeks. And in the meantime, you can get in touch via www.nickiehursthouse.com or @nourishwithnickie to let me know if you enjoyed the episode. If you enjoyed either season 1 or 2 or both, please consider leaving a rating and review on Apple podcasts as it helps more people to discover the podcast. 

Meteorologist and ABC News Breakfast weather presenter, Nate Byrne takes RN Drive through his favourite social media picks from the week.

Deirdre Brandner is a wonderful psychologist based in Melbourne. Deirdre has a special interest in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and many of her clients are children and teens on the spectrum. In this episode Deirdre gives practical and insightful advice, based on her extensive experience and training, for parents with an emphasis on parenting kids with ASD during the unique challenges presented by the Covid pandemic. Deirdre's advice is valuable, however, for all parents and not just those of kids on the spectrum.    Deirdre's practice is essentially closed to new clients but she is available as a guest speaker in both hospital and education settings and she has made numerous appearances on ABC News Breakfast.   She can be contacted at deirdrebrandner.com.au

What are you afraid of? What scares you? And how do you overcome that fear?We are all stopped in our tracks by something - and it's a real problem. On the podcast this week, we're joined by journalist and host of ABC News Breakfast, Lisa Millar. Lisa has faced a number of fears over the years, including a fear of flying following a bad experience on a plane. In this conversation we also talk about the dangers associated with being a foreign correspondent, and much more.Lisa Millar's memoir is called Daring to Fly, and you can also find Lisa on Instagram @LisaMillarTV.Connect with the show:Instagram: @whatshallwedopodFacebook: @whatshallwedopodTwitter: @whatshallwepodEmail: whatshallwedopod@gmail.comWhat Shall We Do About...? is hosted and produced by Sam Robinson, who is on Twitter @samsquareeyes.

Newly-installed NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has wasted no time in flagging changes to the state's road map out of lockdown after a late-night meeting with key officials.Fronting the public this morning, Mr Perrottet announced a raft of changes as the state prepares to reopen.The news comes as the state hit the 70 per cent double-dose milestone yesterday, guaranteeing the easing of restrictions on Monday, October 11.So what's set to change under NSW's new leader?Huge road map changesPremier Dominic Perrottet, Deputy Premier Paul Toole, Minister for Jobs and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres, Health Minister Brad Hazzard and Minister for Education Sarah Mitchell faced the media on Thursday morning to make an announcement regarding vaccination rates and the Reopening Roadmap.Under the shakeup, from Monday, indoor swimming pools – which were set to remain closed until December 1 – will be open for “rehabilitation, children's swimming lessons, organised lap swimming and the like”.Home visitations will be doubled to allow 10 visitors – not including kids under 12 – instead of five, and the number of people allowed to attend outdoor gatherings will be increased from 20 to 30.NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet. Photo / Getty ImagesPeople are seen in Bondi Beach. Photo / NCA NewsWireFrom Monday, the caps in relation to weddings and funerals will also lift from 50 to 100.NSW deputy premier Paul Toole also announced some changes for the regions, with regional workers able to return to work if they've had one dose of a vaccination, with the requirement they be fully vaccinated by November 1.“This has been done because in some areas it was difficult to be able to get vaccines into those areas and what we are doing is giving a grace period to allow those businesses to be able to open their doors from Monday,” he said.“This will include regional areas outside of Blue Mountains area, Central Coast, Shellharbour and Wollongong.“This is important because what we are focused on is keeping our communities safe, but also opening up New South Wales.”From Monday, people who live in regional NSW will be permitted to travel to other regional areas.Changes at 80 per cent vax rateThere will also be changes which come into effect the Monday after NSW hits that 80 per cent double vaccination rate.That is widely expected to be reached at around October 21, which would mean more restrictions would ease on the following Monday, October 25.At that point, people will be able to have up to 20 visitors (excluding kids under 12) at a home, and up to 50 people will be able to gather outdoors.Up to 3000 people will be able to attend controlled and ticketed outdoor events, nightclubs can reopen for seated drinking only (no dancing) and face masks will no longer be mandatory in offices.Speaking to ABC News Breakfast, Mr Perrottet earlier explained why he was scrapping the face mask rule, which has emerged as one of the most hated Covid restrictions.“Face masks, obviously, are important. But ultimately … they're an impediment for people going back into the office, so we made some changes last night,” he said.All students will also return to schools by October 25.There will also be a cap of major outdoor events of 5000.“That will remain in place but we want to make the point that exemptions for venues will be granted,” the Premier said.“With Covid-safe plans, venues can apply through NSW Health, the health minister will look through those issues and exemptions will always be made in that space.”At 80 per cent, residents of Greater Sydney will also be permitted to travel to regional areas.People are seen enjoying the warm weather and having a picnic in Sydney. Photo / NCA NewsWirePeople are seen in Sydney on Monday. Photo / NCA NewsWire11am pressers scrappedAs part of his “first act”, the premier is set to ditch the daily 11am Covid-19 press conference, which experts say means Mr Perrottet does not want to be seen as...

We're delighted to have ABC News Breakfast host and author Lisa Millar as our special guest on the Food Bytes podcast this week. Lisa chats to us about her new book Daring To Fly. We also discuss the joys of cheese, childhood library trips, twenty cent mixed lolly bags, the dietary perils of breakfast TV and why she's not a big fan of soup! We've literally gone bananas in the Friday Food Poll this week … banana fritters go up against the banana split. It's all thanks to our wonderful friends at Cheeselinks -- Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Food Bytes is proudly sponsored by CheeseLinks - Bringing cheese & yogurt making to your kitchen! www.cheeselinks.com.au  Subscribe in iTunes! https://apple.co/2M43hOS Find us on Spotify https://spoti.fi/2PPAoEB Prefer iHeart Radio? https://ihr.fm/2LqCbQ2 Follow us on Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/ Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytes Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts © 2021 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a good reason why breakfast TV hosts are among the biggest celebrities in the country. It's an intimate and long-term relationship. Lisa Millar is the host of Australia's most popular breakfast show, ABC News Breakfast. She's a Walkley Award-winning journalist who has covered some of the biggest news stories in the world, including terrorist attacks, mass shootings, and natural disasters.  When you're doing three hours of live TV every day, unexpected things happen and you have to react instantly. You need to improvise and think on your feet. You can't hide who you are when you're streaming live on air for 15 hours every week, for years. But being a TV star is very new to Lisa - in ways that are both wonderful and incredibly difficult, even painful. THE END BITS: With thanks to Lisa Millar Find her book Daring To Fly here. Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au Need more lols, info and inspo in your ears? Find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Check out our No Filter YouTube channel here... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvoiVNEFfHiJl8nC4NepRNw?view_as=subscriber CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman. You can find Mia on Instagram here and get her newsletter here. Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff Assistant Producer: Lucy Neville  Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Met Gala — the grand final of fashion and celebrity is back irl! As expected, the red carpet was dripping with looks, including one from New York Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Her sumptuous white mermaid gown slashed with the red-lettered “Tax the Rich” message on the back made a statement — but what was it? Keanu Reeves' Resurrections: the superstar features in two highly anticipated upcoming sequels — The Matrix 4: Resurrections and John Wick Chapter 4: Resurrection [yes, same name!]. The Matrix 4 trailer reveals some tantalising details, like a reunion between Keanu Reeves, 57 and Carrie-Anne Moss, 54. Oh happy day! Pub Choir's Astrid Jorgensen is our feature interview. The award-winning choir director talks about the songs on her blacklist, why group singing is good for us and her joyful, joyful love for Sister Act 2.Also: Tony Armstrong's delightful blooper on ABC News Breakfast cheers the nation. Show notes:Tony Armstrong on ABC News Breakfast: https://twitter.com/JoeDoesNews/status/1437545882392555520?s=20Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at the Met Gala: https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1437635268664774659?s=20Kim Kardashian West at the Met Gala: https://www.instagram.com/p/CT0ArT4FhJI/Pub Choir: https://www.pubchoir.com.au/Matrix 4 trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ix7TUGVYIo

The Met Gala — the grand final of fashion and celebrity is back irl! As expected, the red carpet was dripping with looks, including one from New York Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Her sumptuous white mermaid gown slashed with the red-lettered “Tax the Rich” message on the back made a statement — but what was it?  Keanu Reeves' Resurrections: the superstar features in two highly anticipated upcoming sequels — The Matrix 4: Resurrections and John Wick Chapter 4: Resurrection [yes, same name!]. The Matrix 4 trailer reveals some tantalising details, like a reunion between Keanu Reeves, 57 and Carrie-Anne Moss, 54.  Oh happy day! Pub Choir's Astrid Jorgensen is our feature interview. The award-winning choir director talks about the songs on her blacklist, why group singing is good for us and her joyful, joyful love for Sister Act 2. Also: Tony Armstrong's delightful blooper on ABC News Breakfast cheers the nation.  Show notes: Tony Armstrong on ABC News Breakfast: https://twitter.com/JoeDoesNews/status/1437545882392555520?s=20 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at the Met Gala: https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1437635268664774659?s=20 Kim Kardashian West at the Met Gala: https://www.instagram.com/p/CT0ArT4FhJI/ Pub Choir: https://www.pubchoir.com.au/ Matrix 4 trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ix7TUGVYIo

The Met Gala — the grand final of fashion and celebrity is back irl! As expected, the red carpet was dripping with looks, including one from New York Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Her sumptuous white mermaid gown slashed with the red-lettered “Tax the Rich” message on the back made a statement — but what was it?  Keanu Reeves' Resurrections: the superstar features in two highly anticipated upcoming sequels — The Matrix 4: Resurrections and John Wick Chapter 4: Resurrection [yes, same name!]. The Matrix 4 trailer reveals some tantalising details, like a reunion between Keanu Reeves, 57 and Carrie-Anne Moss, 54.  Oh happy day! Pub Choir's Astrid Jorgensen is our feature interview. The award-winning choir director talks about the songs on her blacklist, why group singing is good for us and her joyful, joyful love for Sister Act 2. Also: Tony Armstrong's delightful blooper on ABC News Breakfast cheers the nation.  Show notes: Tony Armstrong on ABC News Breakfast: https://twitter.com/JoeDoesNews/status/1437545882392555520?s=20 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at the Met Gala: https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1437635268664774659?s=20 Kim Kardashian West at the Met Gala: https://www.instagram.com/p/CT0ArT4FhJI/ Pub Choir: https://www.pubchoir.com.au/ Matrix 4 trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ix7TUGVYIo

The Met Gala — the grand final of fashion and celebrity is back irl! As expected, the red carpet was dripping with looks, including one from New York Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Her sumptuous white mermaid gown slashed with the red-lettered “Tax the Rich” message on the back made a statement — but what was it?  Keanu Reeves' Resurrections: the superstar features in two highly anticipated upcoming sequels — The Matrix 4: Resurrections and John Wick Chapter 4: Resurrection [yes, same name!]. The Matrix 4 trailer reveals some tantalising details, like a reunion between Keanu Reeves, 57 and Carrie-Anne Moss, 54.  Oh happy day! Pub Choir's Astrid Jorgensen is our feature interview. The award-winning choir director talks about the songs on her blacklist, why group singing is good for us and her joyful, joyful love for Sister Act 2. Also: Tony Armstrong's delightful blooper on ABC News Breakfast cheers the nation.  Show notes: Tony Armstrong on ABC News Breakfast: https://twitter.com/JoeDoesNews/status/1437545882392555520?s=20 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at the Met Gala: https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1437635268664774659?s=20 Kim Kardashian West at the Met Gala: https://www.instagram.com/p/CT0ArT4FhJI/ Pub Choir: https://www.pubchoir.com.au/ Matrix 4 trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ix7TUGVYIo

G'day.  My name is Kristine Rawlinson and I have a story to tell.  On AFL grand final day almost four years ago, my husband Neal became seriously ill and everything changed for our family.  With Neal's permission and blessing, I will fill you in on all that he has been through.  This podcast will shine a light on carers - the unpaid family and friends who support others to thrive, often at their own expense. My life changed dramatically when Neal became ill. Overnight, I was no longer a professional, I was a pensioner.  And, I was no longer a wife, I was a carer.  My story could be your story.  Becoming a carer can happen to anyone at any time. Join me, in conversation with Sara James, for Care Factor.Given this is the first podcast I've ever made, I asked lots of friends, new and old, to help me out with this project.Enter Sara James.For my fellow Aussies, you may know Sara from ABC News Breakfast where she has a fortnightly segment, an American in Oz.  Now others may know her from her many years on NBC news in the US, where she covered assignments such as September 11, Australia's Stolen Generations, and too many more to mention.And as she's the mother of a child with a rare and devastating genetic epilepsy called KCNQ2, Sara understands the complexity of my world in a way that few can.Luckily for me, Sara and I live in the same beautiful part of Australia, Victoria's Macedon Ranges.Support the show

Tony Armstrong, former AFL player and sports presenter on ABC News Breakfast, joins The Culture to talk about a show one of the most heartwarming TV shows out right now - ‘Ted Lasso'.The first season dropped on Apple TV last year, starring Jason Sudeikis as the small-time US football coach, who ends up coaching a UK Premier League soccer team. The show went on to make history, scoring 20 Emmy nominations, the most ever for the first season of a comedy.We're about halfway through the second season now, so Osman and Tony came together to chat about how ‘Ted Lasso' is much, much more than just a comedy about sports.Guest: Former AFL player and sports presenter on ABC News Breakfast Tony ArmstrongFollow The Culture on Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tony Armstrong, former AFL player and sports presenter on ABC News Breakfast, joins The Culture to talk about a show one of the most heartwarming TV shows out right now - ‘Ted Lasso'. The first season dropped on Apple TV last year, starring Jason Sudeikis as the small-time US football coach, who ends up coaching a UK Premier League soccer team. The show went on to make history, scoring 20 Emmy nominations, the most ever for the first season of a comedy. We're about halfway through the second season now, so Osman and Tony came together to chat about how ‘Ted Lasso' is much, much more than just a comedy about sports. Guest: Former AFL player and sports presenter on ABC News Breakfast Tony Armstrong Follow The Culture on Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Sunday the 15th August the Taliban took control of Kabul, capping an astonishingly rapid takeover of Afghanistan. In this emergency episode, Allan and Darren try to make sense of these events, analytically but also on a more personal level. How could this have happened? Was it true that the United States faced a simple choice between getting out or staying forever? What are the implications for Joe Biden's legacy, and America's standing in the world? And what is the Australian angle here? Many thanks to Dominique Yap for audio editing and Rory Stenning for composing our theme music. Relevant links Paul Miller, “What really went wrong in Afghanistan”, The Dispatch, 29 January 2020: https://thedispatch.com/p/what-really-went-wrong-in-afghanistan   Craig Whitlock, “At war with the truth” (Afghanistan Papers”), Washington Post, 9 December 2019: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/investigations/afghanistan-papers/afghanistan-war-confidential-documents/  Remarks by President Biden on the Drawdown of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan, The White House, 8 July 2021: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2021/07/08/remarks-by-president-biden-on-the-drawdown-of-u-s-forces-in-afghanistan/ Gideon Rachman, “Joe Biden's credibility has been shredded in Afghanistan”, Financial Times, 13 August 2021: https://amp.ft.com/content/71629b28-f730-431a-b8da-a2d45387a0c2 Daniel Drezner, “Afghanistan's effect on American foreign policy”, Washington Post, 15 August 2021: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/08/15/afghanistans-effect-american-foreign-policy/ ABC News Sunday (NSW), 15 August 2021: https://iview.abc.net.au/video/NU2132H033S00 Scott Morrison, “Interview with Lisa Millar, ABC News Breakfast”, Transcript, 16 August 2021: https://www.pm.gov.au/media/interview-lisa-millar-abc-news-breakfast Marise Payne, “ABC Radio National – AM with Sabra Lane”, Transcript, 17 August 2021: https://www.foreignminister.gov.au/minister/marise-payne/transcript/abc-radio-national-am-sabra-lane List of Afghan charities: https://afghanistanrelief.carrd.co/ (see also this tweet thread from Elsa Kania (@EBKania) https://twitter.com/EBKania/status/1426677508431355912 )

NSW has reported 291 new locally acquired cases of Covid-19 today - the highest daily tally of the current outbreak.Of those cases, 48 were infectious in the community, and the isolation status of 104 remains under investigation.Officials also reported another Covid-19 death - a woman in her 60s from south-west Sydney who died at Liverpool Hospital. The number of Covid-related deaths during the current outbreak is now 22.There are 304 NSW Covid patients in hospital - including 50 in intensive care, 22 of whom require ventilation. NSW recorded 291 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night. pic.twitter.com/pSkPsT1PNx— NSW Health (@NSWHealth) August 6, 2021 NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the worst was yet to come, warning cases were likely to keep jumping in the days ahead."I do want to foreshadow that given this high number of cases, we are likely to see this trend continue for the next few days, so just based on the trend in the last few days and where things are going, I am expecting higher case numbers in the few days and they just wanted want to be prepared for that," she said.The state yesterday recorded 262 new cases and five deaths.Earlier today, Professor of Epidemiology Tony Blakely delivered a crushing verdict on Sydney's lockdown.When asked by ABC News Breakfast co-host Michael Rowland this morning what the chances were of the city's lockdown ending at the end of the month as planned, his answer was blunt."Zero: It is not going to end," he said. .@mjrowland68: What are the prospects of the lockdown ending by the end of this month in Sydney?@TonyBlakely_PI: "Zero. It is not going to end. The most likely scenario is the lockdown will continue in some form or other, hopefully a little more relaxed for some months." pic.twitter.com/k8HZ0MOJXR— News Breakfast (@BreakfastNews) August 5, 2021 "The most likely scenario is the lockdown will continue in some form or other, hopefully a little more relaxed for some months, at least two months until the vaccine coverage is upped."I realise for the Sydney listeners I'm not bringing you good news, but good news – Christmas and New Year will hopefully be a lot better, as we get the vaccine coverage right and we haven't opened up our border internationally."QueenslandQueensland has recorded 10 new locally acquired cases of Covid-19 today, as a decision looms on whether lockdown will be extended beyond Sunday.The new cases have been linked to the Indooroopilly cluster, which has resulted in the infection of dozens of children from three Brisbane high schools and a primary school.Five of today's cases are household contacts of Ironside State School cases, three are household contacts of Indooroopilly State High School students, and two are household contacts of Brisbane Boys Grammar school cases.Only two of the new cases were infectious in the community for one day, during the lockdown.Eleven local government areas of south-east Queensland are in their sixth day of strict lockdown, which chief health officer Jeannette Young hopes she can ease as planned at 4pm on Sunday.More than 8500 people are in isolation as contact tracers continue to add venues of concern to Queensland Health's list.The Indooroopilly cluster now numbers 89 cases. Cairns had a brief scare earlier this week when a fully vaccinated marine pilot contracted coronavirus from a container ship in Far North Queensland earlier in the week.Young said today's case numbers were "very encouraging"."It is all very reassuring but we have got to keep it up for the next few days, we are not there yet," she said."Please continue to come forward and get tested, with any symptoms at all."That is critical. And please, keep wearing masks. They have made an enormous difference."VictoriaVictorians have been warned to expect a "bumpy' few months as the state today recorded four new locally acquired cases, plus two infections announced...

You know when someone comes along, and everyone who meets them falls under their spell? Tony Armstrong is that someone. The freshly minted sports presenter for ABC News Breakfast has been making waves for the past couple of years, commentating the footy on Triple M and the National Indigenous Radio Service, and making bad news more palatable, on The Weekly. But before all of this, Tony was in the game, playing AFL Footy with three teams and spending his childhood working towards that goal. Everyone wants to know Tony, and Tony's story, and what better way to tell it than through song? From Donna Summer to Hot Chip, Yeah Yeah Yeah's to LCD Soundsystem, this is an extaordinary conversation about passion, learning from failure, and remaining true to yourself. Donna Summers – I Feel Love Hot Chip – I Feel Better Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Runaway Miike Snow – Black and Blue LCD Soundsystem – Home

You know when someone comes along, and everyone who meets them falls under their spell? Tony Armstrong is that someone. The freshly minted sports presenter for ABC News Breakfast has been making waves for the past couple of years, commentating the footy on Triple M and the National Indigenous Radio Service, and making bad news more palatable, on The Weekly. But before all of this, Tony was in the game, playing AFL Footy with three teams and spending his childhood working towards that goal. Everyone wants to know Tony, and Tony's story, and what better way to tell it than through song? From Donna Summer to Hot Chip, Yeah Yeah Yeah's to LCD Soundsystem, this is an extaordinary conversation about passion, learning from failure, and remaining true to yourself. Donna Summers – I Feel Love Hot Chip – I Feel Better Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Runaway Miike Snow – Black and Blue LCD Soundsystem – Home

Victoria is now grappling with 11 cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, with hopes the state's lockdown could still end at midnight on Thursday seeming less and less likely.Acting Victorian Premier James Merlino said the state had recorded another six cases after the midnight cut-off and health authorities were "urgently" investigating them.The state is now dealing with 51 community transmission cases linked to the Melbourne outbreak, with another nine in hotel quarantine.Merlino said the situation in the state was "incredibly serious" and it was likely the outbreak "may well get worse before it gets better".The outbreak has spread to four aged care homes — with Arcare Aged Care Home, in the west Melbourne suburb of Maidstone, now having three cases linked to it.The home was put in lockdown over the weekend after a worker, a woman aged in her 50s, tested positive to coronavirus late Saturday night.Arcare today confirmed a second team member and a resident had since tested positive to coronavirus.The resident had received one dose of the Pfizer vaccine however the second team member had not received any vaccinations.The aged care resident is displaying mild symptoms however has been taken to hospital as a precaution."Arcare is well prepared for this outbreak and our infection control practices position us well to manage this effectively," the aged care provider said.Another of today's cases is a worker at the BlueCross Western Gardens aged care home in Sunshine, the suburb next to Maidstone in Melbourne.The staff member tested positive late last night and is a close contact of the care worker who tested positive at Arcare.In a letter to staff, BlueCross' CEO said 76 per cent of residents had received their first coronavirus vaccine.And the Coppin Centre Royal Freemasons aged care home, along with the Royal Freemasons Footscray aged care home, are now both in lockdown after its staff worked in a home where a positive coronavirus case has been identified.Kerri Rivett, the chief executive of the aged care provider, said the homes had brought in "full outbreak procedures"."We have just been notified that clinical staff members at our Coppin Centre and Footscray homes have, last week, worked at another aged care provider where a staff member has now tested positive for Covid-19," she said."The potential exposure occurred during work at the other provider and all staff were wearing a mask. Within our homes, staff have also been wearing masks at all times."Fears of extended lockdown over aged care casesEarlier today, health experts admitted the mystery case found in the Arcare Aged Care Home in Maidstone was extremely "concerning" as contact tracers rush to figure out how the employee caught coronavirus.A massive health response, including a testing blitz of all staff and resident, was launched on Sunday morning after it was revealed the woman had inadvertently worked for two days while infectious.Leading infectious diseases expert Professor Sharon Lewin said the mystery case in the aged care home was "concerning" but Melburnians should take solace in the fact that she had received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine."The mystery case is certainly concerning. [Firstly], it's a mystery case, so we need to know where this person acquired Covid. And second of all — they work in an aged care home which is the most vulnerable setting for Covid," Lewin told ABC News Breakfast.Lewin said it was encouraging that contact tracers continued to link Victoria's new cases — but the aged care mystery case could mean lockdown is extended."Thousands and thousands of tests have been done, which is fantastic. And up until this one mystery case, they have all been linked which is also very reassuring," she said. "I'm very hopeful that we won't need to extend the lockdown for much longer should this sort of pattern even continue over coming days."Arcare Aged Care Home in Maidstone was also hit by a coronavirus outbr...

This episode Dale interviews Zak Hepburn, General manager of the legendary Astor Theatre and resident film critic for ABC News Breakfast's weekly segment "Now Showing". The Astor will be showing the Star Wars original trilogy marathon on the following dates: 1pm, Saturday 13th February, 2021 11am, Sunday 21st February, 2021 Get your tickets at: www.astortheatre.net.au Follow us on Twitter @it_wars

Happy New Year, everyone! After a restful and well deserved break, we're back for Season 10 and we've got a very timely topic: training our body and brain to improve our wellbeing and perform at peak state. This episode is perfect for those who need a motivational nudge with their new year, 'new you' resolutions.My guest is the multi talented Andrew May. He is an author, entrepreneur, speaker, CEO and founder of StriveStronger.com, a boutique media and digital consultancy that delivers workplace wellbeing, coaching and leadership programs. Andrew's unique background in professional sport, academia, performance coaching and business positions him perfectly to discuss mind-body training for peak performance. In addition, Andrew's media experience, communication skills and experience as a coach allow him to cut through by asking simple, yet profound questions that inspire individuals, teams and organisations to reach their full potential.In this thought provoking episode, Andrew and I discuss:How the stories we tell ourselves limit our beliefs and our concept of successWhy having a B-side to our life and persona helps us with acceptanceWhy positive self talk is importantThe power of writing to get your thoughts in orderThe 6 key areas in your life that you need to optimise, from his brilliant book MatchFit, co-authored with Dr Tom Buckley.Andrew is author of the bestselling book Flip the Switch and the recently released MatchFit which has sold more than 75,000 copies. He has a regular segment on ABC News Breakfast and appears across multiple media platforms including TV, radio, printed publications and online. His popular Business Fit Podcast is designed to support small business owners manage their physical and psychological wellbeing.

This edition we are flipping the format and Angela Poon, StriveStronger Operations Director, interviews Andrew on the future of work. Angela and Andrew previously worked together at KPMG and they discuss productivity tips, navigating change and how COVID has transformed the way we work, forever. Andrew May is a leading keynote speaker, performance coach, best-selling author, business strategist and podcaster. He inspires people around the world to unlock their full potential and wake up to a better way of living, working and leading. He has degrees in both the body (Exercise Physiology) and the brain (Masters in Coaching Psychology) and has recently gone back to university, studying to become a sports psychologist. Andrew is founder and CEO of StriveStronger, a digital and media consultancy disrupting the way organisations approach physical and psychological wellbeing. He has a regular segment on ABC News Breakfast and is coach and confidante to a number of Australia's leading CEO's and executives, elite athletes and performing artists. Andrew's personal philosophy is to Live Energetically, Love Passionately and Lead Optimistically. Go to NAB Business Fit for more Follow Andrew May Follow StriveStronger If you enjoy the podcast, we would really appreciate you leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Play. It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps us build our audience and continue to provide high quality guests.

Jamila Rizvi is an author, presenter and political commentator and writes regularly for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Good Weekend and Sunday Life. She is also a commentator on The Project, Today, The Drum and ABC News Breakfast, and the Chief Creative Officer of Future Women. Described as one of the preeminent voices of young Australian women online, Jamila is a refreshing force for change, advocate for women, and pushes conversations and ideas to work toward a more equal world. In this episode of Human Cogs, hosts Madeleine Grummet and Sabina Read talk to Jamila about her quest to push to the edge (and sometimes over it), the costs of living life at full throttle and her ongoing health battles with brain cancer which have forced her to confront the discomfort of living in her new body and grieving the old one. Jamila reflects on her metric of success, never wanting to leave anyone feeling left out, and the value of passing down wisdom from women who have gone before. Read Jamila's latest book, Untold Resilience, here. SHOW CREDITS Hosts: Sabina Read and Madeleine GrummetGuest: Jamila RizviWebsite: JamilaRizvi.com.auSocials: Instagram, Facebook, TwitterTechnical Producer: Daryl Missen at Purple Wax Join us on instagram at human.cogs Available on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Podcasts or listen via our website. If you like this episode please leave us a QUICK REVIEW so more people can listen and learn from these stories! Thank you :)Learn more and support the show: https://www.humancogs.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The past 20 years has seen a staggering increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. The cause? Scientific consensus says a warming climate is the culprit....but when you break it down, how exactly does that work? And how can futuristic technology and immersive storytelling help us to adapt? In this episode Tessa speaks with two weather obsessed guests. Nate Byrne - a meteorologist, oceanographer, Navy Lieutenant and ABC News Breakfast weatherman, and Emma Morris - an award winning documentary producer/director, immersive technology geek, and the brains behind a new augmented reality experience - Mt Resilience. We discuss our craziest weather experiences, the power of technology for science communication, how Mt Resilience came about and heaps of weather stuff like cyclones, sand sculptures, warming atmospheres, and the el nino and la nina effect. Check out Mt Resilience at www.mtresilience.com.au Stay up to date by subscribing and following TNBU on socials @thenaturbetweenuspodcast

In this episode we hear from Alice Zaslavsky, a food literacy advocate, resident Culinary Correspondent for ABC News Breakfast and ABC Radio, author of In Praise of Veg, Alice's Food A-Z, and creator of Phenomenom! We talk about food literacy and education, the cultural disconnect from food, aspirational food media, ‘othering’ of veg, how we label and communicate about food and bringing pleasure back into eating. You can follow Alice on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and In Praise of Veg and Phenomenom! on Instagram. You can find us at onebitepod.com and @onebitepod across social media. For full list of links please see the website. Links to things mentioned in the episode: Click for Vic; Taste Dining at Home; Maslow’s Hierarchy; Orthorexia; Pretty Healthy Food: How and When Aesthetics Enhance Perceived Healthiness; Healthy is (not) tasty? Implicit and explicit associations between food healthiness and tastiness; Michael Pollen; How do children make food choices?; food and mood; Simon Bryant; Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden. Music: Night Owl by Broke for Free (CC)

Welcome to the #SPAITGIRL Talk Show with Yvette Le Blowitz EP.77  In Praise of Veg and Self Care with Alice Zaslavsky  Alice Zaslavsky  is a cook, food writer, active listener and broadcaster. She is a regular fixture on television, radio and print, with a fresh, low-fuss approach to cooking, an educator's eye, and a bright, inclusive tone that brings people into the kitchen and invites them to stay. Her first book, Alice's Food A-Z was the first cookbook to be given a notable gong by the Children's Book Council of Australia. Her second In Praise of Veg topped the best-selling cookbooks list before hitting the selves. In Praise of Veg is a joyous, must-have companion for the modern kitchen packed with colour and inspiration.  For the vegetarian or simply veg-forward it offers boundless ideas to make vegetables the centre of the plate. In Praise of Veg is 488 pages exquisitely photographed and illustrated, in hardcover. 150+ recipes with shortcuts, twists and flavour combinations.   75+ common and less common veg varieties. With Tips, tricks and quotes from top chefs around the world. Alice co-hosts foodie radio talkback segments on ABC Radio Melbourne, Hobert and Perth.   She's also the resident Culinary Correspondence on ABC News Breakfast, encouraging Australians to expand their cooking and eating horizons, from Chilli to Watermelon Ham. A teacher at heart, Alice is an enthusiastic interviewer and host sharing stages and screens with some of the world's most notable culinary names, always going where the conversation takes them. Nigella Lawson shares that "Alice Zaslavsky is a force of nature" which is proudly printed on the cover of In Praise of Veg also. Alice also shares her thoughts, recipes, interviews and value added, fun fresh exciting social media content on instagram @aliceinframes In this episode 77 our Podcast Guest Alice Zaslavsky shares: - how her journey of being on Television and Radio unfolded - what her self rituals are - how important her support team is and those who surround her - an easy meal we can all make at home when feeling time poor - some positive things to come from COVID19 - what inspired her to write her brand new cook book - In Praise of Veg - how she made time to write her cook book as a busy Mum, cook, writer, TV and Radio personality - tips on writing your own book or dreams Plus we talk about so much MORE of course - it's fun, refreshing, down to earth and real talk Grab a copy of Alice Zaslavsky brand new cook book - In Praise of Veg or if you live in Australia head to Big W or your nearest book store to grab yourself a copy. Hashtag #spaitgirlbookclub #spaitgirl to share your brand new book and favourite In Praise with Veg favourite recipe. Now that you have been given the low down on this week's incredible podcast guest it is TIME to....... Tune into the #spaitgirl #podcast Episode 77 via Apple Podcast  or on Spotify Podcasts or search for #spaitgirl on any podcast app ----- Watch EP.77 on the Spa it Girl You Tube Channel Stay in contact with our Podcast Guest: Alice Zaslavsky Website www.aliceinframes.com Instagram @aliceinframes -- IN SUPPORT - Little Random Act of Kindness  After you tune into this episode I would LOVE for you to - subscribe to the #spaitgirl podcast show with Yvette Le Blowitz - leave a 5* rating and review - tell a friend, family member, or anyone you meet too. ---------- Subscribe to #spaitgirl Website: www.spaitgirl.com Instagram: @spaitgirl ------ Podcast Host  Yvette Le Blowitz  Instagram @yvetteleblowitz ------- To Be Featured at www.spaitgirl.com Email: info@spaitgirl.com Be Social - Hashtag #spaitgirl to share what you are up to Please note - Affiliated Links included in this spaitgirl.com blog post includes affiliated links with Amazon.com - should you order any books from Amazon.com via the links contained in this blog post spaitgirl.com will receive a small paid commission fee from Amazon.com 

This week on Brainwaves we talk to Dr Benjamin Habib about the panic attack he had on live TV on the ABC News Breakfast show in 2016, how this experienced changed him, what he has learnt about himself and what has helped him to understand more about anxiety and mental health. This is part 1 of a 2 part series. For more information on Dr Benjamin Habib: https://drbenjaminhabib.com/anxiety-and-mental-health/ Blog: https://drbenjaminhabib.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrBenjaminHabibWebsite: https://scholars.latrobe.edu.au/display/bhabib

Patrick interviews Wes Lambert, CEO of Restaurant & Catering Australia, the National Industry Association representing the interests of more than 47,000 restaurants, cafes, and catering businesses across Australia. In 2020, Wes was named one of South Australia's “Most Influential Hospitality Heavy Hitters”. He has appeared on The Today Show, ABC News Breakfast, Weekend Sunrise, & Sky News. Source

Patrick interviews Wes Lambert, CEO of Restaurant & Catering Australia, the National Industry Association representing the interests of more than 47,000 restaurants, cafes, and catering businesses across Australia. In 2020, Wes was named one of South Australia’s “Most Influential Hospitality Heavy Hitters”. He has appeared on The Today Show, ABC News Breakfast, Weekend Sunrise, & … Continued

When I say the name Virginia Trioli, what's the first thing that comes to mind? For me, I think boss. I think killer journalist who, when she does interviews, it's like watching sport. I think sharp wit, and big passion. If you listen to the Take 5 outside of Australia, you may not think anything… so let me catch you up. Virginia Trioli is a Walkley Award winning journo. Her career began in print media in Melbourne, before she pivoted to radio and then TV; holding it down as host of ABC News Breakfast for more than a decade. Along the way she's been at the helm of everything from current affairs to arts shows, and through it all her curiosity and commitment to holding those in power to account, shines through. She's also a massive music fan, and that part of her extraordinary life, just doesn't get as much time. So that's why I asked her to Take 5. I wanted to find out how music had played a role, as she cooked into the person she would become today. From Kate Bush to Faith No More, Prince to Ruby Fields, what a joy to peel back the curtain on Trioli's life. This is not only a brilliant Take 5, it's also the best counselling session you'll get for free; about finding your way and yourself in the potholes of life. Kate Bush - This Woman's Work Prince – Sign O' the Times FNM - From Out of Nowhere The Sunday's – Goodbye Ruby Fields - Dinosaurs {Live at Splendour in the Grass 2019}

When I say the name Virginia Trioli, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For me, I think boss. I think killer journalist who, when she does interviews, it’s like watching sport. I think sharp wit, and big passion. If you listen to the Take 5 outside of Australia, you may not think anything… so let me catch you up. Virginia Trioli is a Walkley Award winning journo. Her career began in print media in Melbourne, before she pivoted to radio and then TV; holding it down as host of ABC News Breakfast for more than a decade. Along the way she’s been at the helm of everything from current affairs to arts shows, and through it all her curiosity and commitment to holding those in power to account, shines through. She’s also a massive music fan, and that part of her extraordinary life, just doesn’t get as much time. So that’s why I asked her to Take 5. I wanted to find out how music had played a role, as she cooked into the person she would become today. From Kate Bush to Faith No More, Prince to Ruby Fields, what a joy to peel back the curtain on Trioli’s life. This is not only a brilliant Take 5, it’s also the best counselling session you’ll get for free; about finding your way and yourself in the potholes of life. Kate Bush - This Woman's Work Prince – Sign O’ the Times FNM - From Out of Nowhere The Sunday’s – Goodbye Ruby Fields - Dinosaurs {Live at Splendour in the Grass 2019}

When I say the name Virginia Trioli, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For me, I think boss. I think killer journalist who, when she does interviews, it’s like watching sport. I think sharp wit, and big passion. If you listen to the Take 5 outside of Australia, you may not think anything… so let me catch you up. Virginia Trioli is a Walkley Award winning journo. Her career began in print media in Melbourne, before she pivoted to radio and then TV; holding it down as host of ABC News Breakfast for more than a decade. Along the way she’s been at the helm of everything from current affairs to arts shows, and through it all her curiosity and commitment to holding those in power to account, shines through. She’s also a massive music fan, and that part of her extraordinary life, just doesn’t get as much time. So that’s why I asked her to Take 5. I wanted to find out how music had played a role, as she cooked into the person she would become today. From Kate Bush to Faith No More, Prince to Ruby Fields, what a joy to peel back the curtain on Trioli’s life. This is not only a brilliant Take 5, it’s also the best counselling session you’ll get for free; about finding your way and yourself in the potholes of life. Kate Bush - This Woman's Work Prince – Sign O’ the Times FNM - From Out of Nowhere The Sunday’s – Goodbye Ruby Fields - Dinosaurs {Live at Splendour in the Grass 2019}

Hosts: Ed Brown, Penny Dumsday, Lucas Randall 00:00:39 When it comes to giving birth in the animal world, there's mostly only two options: live babies, or eggs. But very rarely, it can be both! Such is the case with the yellow-bellied three-toed skink. 00:06:37 Imagine solar power that worked at night! That's (kind of) the promise of a new type of solar cell being developed by two American researchers. 00:19:50 If you want to train a robot dog, there's the hard way and there's the easy way. The hard way is manually coding everything you want the dog to do. The easy way is to develop machine learning software that learns from watching other dogs! This episode contains traces of Michael Rowland and Lisa Miller discussing Singapore's robot dog technique of enforcing physical distancing, on ABC News Breakfast.

We're a day late but not a dollar short!There is so much to talk about in this edition of the podcast we almost have to race through the topics to fit everything in!Each week the TV Blackbox team take you behind the scenes, wade through the PR spin and launch into the reality that is the Australian television business.In this episode:5.13 - Seven refuses to stand by Pete Evans8.45 - Is TV WEEK set for the chopping block?12.49 - The 4 four contestants of BIG BROTHER revealed!17.23 - Does the ABC need more funding or is there still fat to be trimmed?22.40 - FOXTEL announces a big new partnership26.49 - Hatches & Dispatches31.20 - Programming Wrap (10 beats 7, ABC News Breakfast beats TODAY)41.41 - Peter Helliar interview54.30 - TV BlackvaultFollow the @TVBB_podcast crew:@rob_mcknight@shrimptank@viscountbrooky@BenjaminJNorris@SteveMolkFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tv_blackboxFind us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/TVBlackbox/Visit our website: https://tvblackbox.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to an all-new TV Blackbox podcast where opposing views are more than welcome!While you're here, subscribe to our new spin-off show TV BingeBox here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/tv-bingebox/id1502393371Each week the TV Blackbox team take you behind the scenes, wade through the PR spin and launch into the reality that is the Australian television business.In this episode:3.54 - The real reason Paul Anderson quit as 10's CEO11.21 - Exclusive info on why Jonathan LaPaglia will be missing from the Survivor: All Stars reunion14.20 - Inside goss on what is happening inside the Big Brother house19.17 - Exclusive: The secret clause Matt and Gary put in their contracts when they signed with Channel 721.40 - ABC News Breakfast skyrockets in the ratings - we talk to host Michael Rowland33.43 - We celebrate the 35th anniversary of Neighbours36.58 - Hatches & Dispatches40.34 - The Big Issue: How the Coronavirus is affecting the TV industry55.00 - TV Blackvault (or Guess Who Don't Sue)Follow the @TVBB_podcast crew:@rob_mcknight@jocasamento1@viscountbrooky@BenjaminJNorris@SteveMolk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 24, meteorologist Nate Byrne joins Elizabeth and Ben for a Discworld tale of murder, golems and nobility in 1996's Feet of Clay. Two old men have been murdered in Ankh-Morpork, but they're not the worst of Commander Vimes' woes. His best Sergeant is six weeks from retirement; his worst Corporal might be the Earl of Ankh; his newest recruit is an alchemist with some pretty strange ideas for a dwarf; and someone has poisoned the Patrician, though he's damned if he can figure out how. And somehow, the golems are involved... Content note: this episode contains brief discussion of (fictional) suicide. If you or anyone you know needs help, use the Wikipedia list of crisis lines to find one local to you. Following on from Men at Arms (from way back in episode one!), Feet of Clay evolves the Watch - and its leader - even further, and introduces some of Pratchett's most memorable supporting characters: Cheery Littlebottom, Wee Mad Arthur and Dorfl the golem. It gets a bit deep on questions of artificial life, gender expression and identity, and is a heck of a mystery novel to boot. Did you figure out "whatdunnit"? Who's your favourite new character? And what do you think the Pratchat coat of arms and motto should be? Use the hashtag #Pratchat24 on social media to join the conversation and let us know what you think! PS - we recorded this just before the casting announcements for The Watch television series, so don't be disappointed when they don't come up! We'll find a place to discuss them in the near future. Guest Nate Byrne is a meteorologist, weather presenter and science communicator. He presents the weather for ABC News Breakfast, which means he gets up very early and had been awake for around 14 hours when we recorded this episode, making his jokes and insights even more impressive! You can find Nate's writing for the ABC here, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. Next month we're joined by author Claire G Coleman as we head back to the early days of Discworld with Equal Rites. Plus our subscriber-only bonus podcast, Ook Club, has launched! You can subscribe for as little as $2 a month to check it out. You'll find all the details on our Support Us page. You'll find the full notes and errata for this episode on our web site.

Lisa Millar has been in the reporting game for decades, working as a journo everywhere from small outback Australian towns to New York, Washington and London. The long time ABC foreign correspondent and now co-host of ABC News Breakfast recalls the many moves she has made as a foreign correspondent over the years to go to where the stories are breaking. She proudly started her lifetime of storytelling in the small Queensland town of Kilkivan where she lived until she was about ten years old. Lisa Millar tells me on this episode of The Journo Project how she’s always found a way to find great stories, meet great people, and make great friends, finding happiness wherever she is based.“I think I am learning things every single day about this job that we are doing,” she says.“I love it. It’s my family."

Wowee! A brand new episode! In this one Dan delivers on some Dougie the Pizza Boy info, Kris looks into the 1993 Nic Cage and Samuel L. Jackson movie Amos & Andrew and Mat blows his top and flips his lid over phone scammers! This episode is 100% top shelf entertainment! [if you have low standards] OUR FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/papfacebook OUR INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/papinstagram | 00:30 INTRO | 01:00 Hairhouse Warehouse are liars! | 02:40 MC Angus Younga’s new EP Judgement Day | 04:40 Send us your questions for Pardon My Conundrum | 05:40 OPENING REMARKS | 05:55 The Lucas & Mummy Show gets sophisticated | 10:00 Dougie The Pizza Boy’s scandalous past | 19:20 Lucas makes an important announcement | 20:15 Donald Trump’s Pizza Hut commercial | 23:25 Best Collab Ever? Melissa Tkautz, Schwarzenegger & the Modern Roofing crows | 30:10 Jingle Chat - Victoria Police fail | 33:50 Connor McGregor punches an old man | 36:10 Fuck This Shit! - Talking Footy, IVF mixup, Sunday Footy Show, BT, ABC News Breakfast | 57:15 CINEMATIC CAGE FIGHT - Amos & Andrew | 01:13:10 PAY THE BILLS - Floorp Insurance | 01:16:45 THE SHIT LIST | 01:17:25 Mat’s paranoia | 01:31:00 Black Velvet on Coles Radio | 01:35:35 ATO phone scam | 01:45:15 OUTRO

Nerida Conisbee is Chief Economist for the REA Group, which incorporates websites www.realestate.com.au & www.realcommercial.com.au, amongst others. Nerida has more than 20 years of property research experience & appears every fortnight on ABC News Breakfast, every Tuesday on Your Money, & she writes a fortnightly column for The Australian.  She provides updates on property market conditions to major government bodies & here is some of what she explains: What is data & how can it affect property prices? What suburbs perform best & the types of suburbs that people are most highly engaged in. Top ten suburb lists & hotspotting - looking from the data perspective. Auction clearance rates, median price & how the data can be manipulated. Not all data is what it seems, there is some data to be weary of. Links: Nerida Conisbee - www.realestate.com.au Past Episodes:Stuart Wemyss - Episode 39Anthony Millet - Episode 31 Download the transcript: www.thelephantintheroom.com.au/podcasts058 Work with Veronica? info@gooddeeds.com.au Work with Chris? hello@wealthful.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Robbie spoke to Alice Zaslavsky about her new program 'Phenomenom'; a program for teachers to introduce vegetables to kids in the classroom through a series of short videos using fun kids and pro-athletes. Being a former school teacher, Alice believes that introducing kids to vegetables at an early age hopefully will help them consumed more. They also discuss her book, Alice's Food A-Z, her segment on ABC News Breakfast and her appearance as a contestant on Masterchef Australia. You can find Alice on across social media @aliceinframes https://aliceinframes.com http://phenomenom.com.au

ABC News Breakfast weather presenter Nate Byrne loves the weather — and he wants you to love it too.

The Australian’s Media Diarist Stephen Brook interviews Michael Rowland, co-host of ABC New Breakfast. The two engage in an ABC vs The Australian arm wrestle over the newspapers coverage of the national broadcaster. In the fallout of the Michelle Guthrie sacking, Michael was the first journalist to interview acting Managing Director, David Anderson. He was in the Canberra Press Gallery, reported on business and finance, and was US correspondent covering former president Barack Obama. Rowland discusses his successful partnership with ABC News Breakfast co-host, Virginia Trioli, how they work because their personalities are opposites and why he hates word chemistry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ABC News Breakfast weather presenter Nate Byrne loves the weather — and he wants you to love it too.

Sam Mac from Sunrise and Nate Byrne from ABC News Breakfast are nominated (unoffically) for the Best Weather Presenter Logie, plus Lise's family wants to find a bird, and pretentious things while travelling. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Mac from Sunrise and Nate Byrne from ABC News Breakfast are nominated (unoffically) for the Best Weather Presenter Logie, plus Lise's family wants to find a bird, and pretentious things while travelling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The year is half gone, and it's time to sort out the best from the rest! Matt, Clare and Gavin name their top 5 shows so far, their biggest disappointments, their favourite Aussie dramas, and the best of reality TV. They also cast a surprising spotlight on the shows everyone thought were axed years ago but are still going strong! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Claire interviews Jamila Rizvi about her book Not Just Lucky and her incredible career to date. Jamila is an accomplished leader, host, interviewer and commentator, appearing regularly on The Verdict, The Project, Hack and ABC News Breakfast. A political advisor for Australia's PMs Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard, her writing has been published by Mamamia, The Huffington Post, The Age, The Guardian, Cosmopolitan magazine and several anthologies. Named as one of Cosmo's most successful women under 30, Jamila is a warrier for women everywhere and she's just a bloody great human too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our special International Women’s Day episode, poet and broadcaster Alicia Sometimes joins us to talk about championing other women’s successes, the humour and poetry of science, and feminism and footy in the context of the new AFLW league. Alicia Sometimes is a writer, poet, broadcaster and musician. She is a regular guest on 774 Radio National and is one sixth of The Outer Sanctum Podcast. Alicia was editor of the national literary journal Going Down Swinging for seven years. Alicia was one of the 3RRR’s Breakfasters team in 2015 and was on Aural Text for fourteen years and has appeared in ABC TV's Sunday Arts and ABC News Breakfast. Her poems have been in Best Australian Poems, Overland, Southerly, Westerly, The Age etc. Alongside Nicole Hayes, Alicia edited an anthology of footy stories called From The Outer. Their next book, A Footy Girl's Guide to the Stars of 2017, was released in February and showcases some star players of the inaugural AFLW season. Our theme music is Rainbow Chan’s “Last”, from her latest album Spacings.

Peter Reith was a member of John Howard's cabinet from 1996 to 2001. He served as Minister for Small Business, Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations and the Minister for Defence. He's perhaps best known for formulating the GST policy and his roles in the 1998 waterfront dispute and the "children overboard" scandal.  Peter's just released The Reith Papers, an annotated collection of his diary entries during his time in government. Here we got to discuss (and occasionally lock horns over) the notion of humanising politicians, the recent Paris attacks, military action in the Middle East, Australia's approach to processing refugees and the role of unions in today's society. Me in conversation with Darren Hanlon for MyTunes at Giant Dwarf Theatre A Very Canberra Comedy Festival Christmas peterreith.com.au @peter_reith The Reith Papers available from Melbourne University Press Peter on The Verdict   Peter on ABC News Breakfast with Virginia Trioli Cause of the Week: Enterprise Victoria (enterprisevictoria.com.au), the French Red Cross (soutenir.croix-rouge.fr)  

David Ashton and Damaris Baker are composers who, amongst other things created the theme for ABC News Breakfast. We talk about the UK series Survivors and have a bunch of quiz, news and pork. RSS feed iTunes or listen to 161 in your browser Contact us by dropping us email or send us an SMS […]

ONE HEAT MINUTE is the podcast examining Michael Mann's 1995 crime saga HEAT, minute by minute. It's the 96th minute (1:35:00-1:36:00) - host Blake Howard joins resident film critic for ABC News Breakfast and reverend of the Melbourne cinematic church the Astor Theatre, Zak Hepburn. Blake and Zak discuss the coffee house coda, a palpable sense of energy even in a moment of silence, tease the prospect of a Michael Mann retrospective at the Astor and everyone in Vincent's crew looking exhausted and mirroring the audience's huge sigh. Come and rekindle your love for Michael Mann once again.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations