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Send us a text however note we cannot reply through these means. Please message the instagram or email if you are wanting a response. On today's Zero Limits Podcast I chat with 20 year Australian Defence Force Veteran James Jensen Special Air Service Regiment Australian Special Forces and Director of K6 Consulting.James started his militrayvcareer down at ADFA and moving on to complete RMC to become an Commissioned officer however before getting his pips he decide to enlist into the regular army as a digger where eventually he was posted to 1RAR. During his posting as an infantry soldier to 1RAR he deployed to Timor Leste and Afghanistan. Shortly after returning from Afghanistan he set his sights on attempting selection for SASR. After he successfully completed selection and SASR reinforcement cycle training to become an operator in the SASR. James served fourteen years in the Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) deploying on combat operations to Afghanistan and Iraq.Post service James is the Director of K6 Consulting providing leadership, high performance and executive coaching. www.3zeroscoffee.com.auInstargram @3zeroscoffee Discount Code 3ZLimits Website - www.zerolimitspodcast.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/zero.limits.podcast/?hl=enHost - Matty Morris www.instagram.com/matty.m.morrisSponsorsGatorz Australia - www.gatorzaustralia.com15% Discount Code - ZERO15(former/current military & first responders 20% discount to order please email orders@gatorzaustralia.com.auGetSome Jocko Fuel - www.getsome.com.au10 % Discount Code - ZEROLIMITS

Researcher and truth seeker Faust Checho exposes the Bush–Clinton connection to the Iran–Contra Affair — the explosive CIA scandal of the 1980s, built on a covert “guns-for-drugs” pipeline stretching from Central America to Arkansas — in episode 199 of the Far Out with Faust podcast.

Enjoy this episode? Please share it with at least ONE friend who you think needs to hear it!Researcher, filmmaker, and truth seeker Faust Checho returns to expose the CIA's deep involvement in cocaine trafficking — and the explosive role that the Bush and Clinton families played in building a covert empire of drugs, power, and political corruption — in episode 196 of the Far Out with Faust podcast.

Kat Rae is an artist who works across an incredible variety of media.  Her confronting work, Deathmin, was recently recognised as winner of the 2024 Napier Waller Art Prize and represents the fourth time Kat has been shortlisted for this prestigious award.  In this podcast, Kat talks about her artistic journey, including her first career within the Australian Army during which time she met her husband Andrew.  Tragically, it was Andrew's death that inspired her prizewinning piece and Kat very bravely talks to this devastating event and how she channelled this grief and frustration into Deathmin.    06:30       Kat's background and early years – how she got into art….and the Army! 07:15       Some of Kat's artistic inspiration included the ‘Angry Penguins' – many of whom had completed military service 07:40       Art and Army – does that mix?!  11:30       Kat's time at ADFA – the Australian Defence Force Academy 15:00       The Royal Military College Duntroon – not as much fun as ADFA…. 16:00       Into the big world of Army – Kat's military career, including a stint within the prestigious Australian Federation Guard 23:00       The tragic death of Kat's husband Andrew 29:00       Kat discusses her Napier Waller prizewinning piece, Deathmin 36:30        So what is the Napier Waller art prize?  And a little about Kat's previous entries, including… 40:30       Cloud Slide, Coming Home and Reckoning 48:00       How did it feel to win on her fourth submission? 51:00       With all that she's experienced – positive and negative – how does Kat now feel when she looks at the Australian Army? 1:02:40    What's next for Kat – including within the art space?   External Links Kat's website – katrae.net Kat's Insta - @kat_a_rae Kat's 2024 prizewinning Napier Waller submission   Contact Us   www.unforgiving60.com   Email us at debrief@unforgiving60.com   Instagram, Twitter: @Unforgiving60     Music …. With thanks to: The Externals – available on Spotify

About the Show:"Let's keep moving that needle and getting more affordable units on the ground. Hitting singles may not be home runs, but eventually, we'll score runs and make a big impact.” - Mark ConineIn this episode of "I am Northwest Arkansas," we're thrilled to introduce you to Mark Conine, a lifelong Arkansan and a true leader with a passion for affordable housing. Mark's journey began as a CPA, but he's now making a significant impact as the President of the Arkansas Development Finance Authority.Join us as Mark shares his inspiring story, starting with his roots in the state and how he carved his path towards a career dedicated to improving housing accessibility for fellow Arkansans. As the President of the ADFA, he's at the forefront of making homeownership dreams come true for many in the region.Mark's innovative approach involves forging essential partnerships between public institutions and private developers, a strategy that's proven effective in bridging the gap in affordable housing. His unwavering commitment to this cause is not only changing lives but also reshaping the housing landscape in Arkansas.Tune in to this episode to learn from Mark's financial acumen, leadership insights, and vision for a more affordable and accessible housing future in Northwest Arkansas.What you will learn in this episode:Unravel the challenge of affordable housing in the Northwest Arkansas region.Learn about amending zoning laws to accommodate mixed-use and high-density developments.Debunk myths and misunderstandings clouding the concept of affordable housing.Discover the significance of community participation in the real estate development process.Track the future course of affordable housing shaped by mixed-use developments and developer partnerships. All this and more on this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast. Important Links and Mentions on the Show*Connect with Mark Conine at ADFAVisit the website of the Arkansas Development Finance Authority (ADFA) to learn more about their work in affordable housing development in Northwest Arkansas.Explore the resources and programs offered by ADFA for developers interested in building affordable housing units in the area.Check out the Future Is Now Speaker series hosted by the Northwest Arkansas Council to stay updated on discussions about workforce diversity, workforce development, and housing affordability in Northwest Arkansas.Consider attending first-time homebuyer classes or workshops to gain a better understanding of the home-buying process and explore opportunities for homeownership in Northwest Arkansas.Keep an eye out for incentives and funding options available for developers interested in building affordable housing units and consider partnering with ADFA for support.Tune in to KUAF 91.3 FM to listen to the I Am Northwest Arkansas podcast on

Welcome to the TOP NFT News podcast where Justin and Deezy chop it up on the hottest trends in crypto and NFTs. Today's news includes their experience at Veecon! Why did Taco and Deezy run in the wrong direction for so long? How was the entertainment? Bathroom lines? Tune in to hear us riff on what's happening in Crypto, share personal NFT investing stories, and give answers to Would you Rather questions from our producer. Watch the video, stay in the know, and comment below to let us know your favorite projects!

Blas, boladh, mothú , radharc agus éisteacht - inniu tá na BAÉ's ag caint ar na ceadfaí agus cen ceann is mó a d'aireodh siad uathu!

Ben first met Lee Goddard on the high seas, chasing North Korean drug smugglers.  Tim's history with Lee goes back a bit further – to his very first days in the military as a young cadet at the Australian Defence Force Academy, where Lee was the Academy Cadet Captain.  Since graduating from ADFA, Lee has excelled in pretty much endeavour he has turned his hand to, from crewing the tall ship, The Young Endeavour, through to command of warships on operations in places like the South China Sea and the Persian Gulf, and then to running the entire Maritime Border Command.  After 34 years in the Royal Australian Navy, Lee concluded his fulltime military service as a rear admiral and has now transitioned out of the military and is working within Andrew Forrest's Minderoo Foundation. We talk life onboard a Navy warship and leadership challenges as well as 'pranging' a ship.   Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) 05:15       Lee's early life and inspiration to join the Navy – including this stirring recruiting commercial! 08:00       Ben asks the dumb question – does Lee get seasick?! (Spoiler alert – Ben does) 09:40       What has Lee been able to take from his military service and apply in his current role? 12:00       Lee's favourite ‘Navy moments'... 16:00       ...including going from looking in awe at the Captain of a ship – to being one! 17:30       Lee's time on the Young Endeavour, including reflections on the amazing young Australians he worked with, and a number of serious incidents 23:45       What's life like on board a warship? 26:30       The attachment that crews get to their ships 28:45       Lee's recollection of the Pong Su boarding – from the bridge as XO of the HMAS Stuart 34:00       One of Lee's more interesting jobs as ship's XO – hotel manager! 37:00       Lee's command of the HMAS Parramatta and winning the Duke of Gloucester Cup for the best performing ship – literally, the ‘Pride of the Fleet!' 40:45       Lee's reflections on ‘the other side of Lake Burley-Griffin' – his time within the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet 43:10       Lee then served as Commander of Maritime Border Command and Operation Sovereign Borders 46:50       The most important question Ben can think of – has Lee ever crashed a ship?!  Including Lee's reflections of the pressure of trying to reverse parallel park a warship in Sydney Harbour! 49:00       Lee's post-military role with the Minderoo Foundation, including his role in addressing community resilience against natural disasters 54:00       What makes a resilient community? Minderoo's perspective 57:45       What is Lee most proud of?  In short, not what he achieved, but how he achieved it   www.unforgiving60.com Email us at debrief@unforgiving60.com Social Media (Instagram, Twitter & LinkedIn): @Unforgiving60                      External Links The Minderoo Foundation   Music The Externals – available on Spotify Ben Frichot - available on Spotify Mitchell Martin - available on Spotify

I'm joined by one of my all time heroes ex LCFC player, but much more than that. Captain Fantastic, Mr Leicester City, Steve Walsh. We talk red cards, Martin O Neill, his ADFA academy and the current squad and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jaymi is not only an actual badass within her work life and career, she's one of my closest friends in the world. She's been so keen to be on the podcast and I'm so grateful for her time and her ability to tell her story.  Jaymi went through ADFA and RMC and was then offered a spot in Artillery Corp as a fresh new Lieutenant. We started at 20 Regt at the same time, deployed together and have since stuck by each other through thick and thin.  She has kicked ass in her career. She's had her fair share of adversities but she's never let this stop her from continuing to push forward and make an epic career for herself.  I won't give anymore away because Jaymi's story is epic and you just need to hear it for yourself.  Enjoy!  To join TBG and work towards becoming a total badass, click here

In this reprise episode, Understorey speaks with former army intelligence Clinton Fernandes, who is raising important questions about Australia’s sovereignty and capacity to manage its own affairs, because of our narrow economic base which has given the United States enormous influence over our military and foreign policy. This means spending an extra $279 billion on military hardware that will fit in with the US fighting approach. It means Pine Gap, and the potential for Australia to be complicit in drone war crimes for anywhere between Yemen to the Sea of Japan. It means North West Cape, which could drag Australia into a nuclear conflict, or play a part in an American first strike in the South China Sea, without Australia having much say over it. Remarkably, there is the lack of proper oversight over intelligence and security in our own country. And there is also the issue that currently the Australian parliament has no say about when Australia goes to war. The environment movement in Western Australia has campaigned vigorously for habitats, species, and the climate emergency. Yet there is still a leap to be made about the confluence of environment with peace. The Australian government’s commitment to spending hundreds of millions of dollars on warmaking may change that. Either way, Clinton Fernandes, now Professor at Australia’s prestigious tertiary institution for the defence forces at ADFA, is showing us all the Pine Gap and Harold Holt in Australia’s defences. (Photos: creative commons)

Episode 21 follows on from the last Episode with guests Lucy Evans and Lauren Barclay. Lucy and Lauren are both graduates of the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) and are currently in their last phase of training at the Royal Military College (RMC). Lucy and Lauren both grew up on the Sunshine Coast and competed in Surf Lifesaving before joining the Army and attending ADFA once they completed High School. Over the past 2 episodes, we have been fortunate to talk with 4 of Australia's future leaders, and it is clear that the future Australian Army is in good hands with the calibre of these young leaders. Resources mentioned in this episode of the podcast The Crossroad - Mark Donaldson, VC Callsign Chaos - Jim Mattis The Learning Leader Podcast - Ryan Hawk Head to www.ironsidecoffeeco.com.au to check out the new website. We now have an option for a subscription and are excited to announce The Endless Sabot. You can also book the Van, the Corporate Coffee Cart, or order an Ironside Wooden Flag. Podcast listeners can get free postage Australia Wide by entering the Code Word podcast at check-out. Check out the Ironside Coffee Youtube Channel. Please subscribe, share and like to spread the word.

Understorey speaks with former army intelligence Clinton Fernandes, who is raising important questions about Australia’s sovereignty and capacity to manage its own affairs, because of our narrow economic base which has given the United States enormous influence over our military and foreign policy. This means spending an extra $279 billion on military hardware that will fit in with the US fighting approach. It means Pine Gap, and the potential for Australia to be complicit in drone war crimes for anywhere between Yemen to the Sea of Japan. It means North West Cape, which could drag Australia into a nuclear conflict, or play a part in an American first strike in the South China Sea, without Australia having much say over it. Remarkably, there is the lack of proper oversight over intelligence and security in our own country. And there is also the issue that currently the Australian parliament has no say about when Australia goes to war. The environment movement in Western Australia has campaigned vigorously for habitats, species, and the climate emergency. Yet there is still a leap to be made about the confluence of environment with peace. The Australian government’s commitment to spending hundreds of millions of dollars on warmaking may change that. Either way, Clinton Fernandes, now Professor at Australia’s prestigious tertiary institution for the defence forces at ADFA, is showing us all the Pine Gap and Harold Holt in Australia’s defences. (Photos: creative commons)

Koda is in Grade 12* and is applying to get into ADFA and go onto be a Helicopter Pilot in the Army. She's extremely driven and is a successful self motivator.  She's been through a lot in the past year with her family, her own personal life and with her application. She uses fitness as her 'mental break' from all the negative stuff that's happening around her. She also knows that by continuing to maintain the thing she can control, she's continually working towards her goal.  Koda is determined to go all out. She has no real Plan B. She wants to be a pilot so that's what she's working toward.  Enjoy.  *Parental consent was gained in order to record and release this podcast episode. 

Nuri Kino gästar podden igen och ger oss en viktig uppdatering över läget i Mellanöstern. Nuri som just nu är nominerad till årets opinionsbildare i Sverige, går igenom det som händer i Syrien, Libanon och Irak, och han ger också sin syn på erkännandet av Seyfo i USA.  Vi pratar självklart om ADFA:s arbete med bistånd och lobbyverksamhet, och går in på hur processen ser ut när vi skänker pengar till välgörenhet.  Nuri ger en klar bild över hur vi benägna vi Suryoye är till att skänka pengar, och ger sig in på flera svåra frågor som tex namnkonflikten.  

Mae’r bennod hon yn dod o ardal Adfa ger y Drenewydd, cartref John Yoemans ai deulu ar Fferm Llwyn y Brain. Mae John yn ffermio mewn partneriaeth â’i wraig, Sarah ac mae’r fferm yn ymestyn i 284 erw. Mae nhw cadw buches sugno o 70 o wartheg a diadell o 500 o ddefaid Beulah. Y rheswm mae Aled a Jim wedi mynd i weld John yw i glywed mwy am ei brosiect ymchwil trwy Gyfnewidfa Rheolaeth Cyswllt Ffermio a'i galluogodd i ymweld â Iwerddon a’r Ffindir i ehangu ei wybodaeth am wella ein defnydd o borfa a datblygu gwell system o ddosbarthu carcasau cig eidion a chig oen. Mae John yn mynegi ei farn ei hun, nid barn Cyswllt Ffermio.

This episode comes from an area called Adfa near Newtown, the home of John Yeomans and his family at Llwyn y Brain Farm. John farms in partnership with his wife, Sarah, and the farm extends to 284 acres. They keep a suckler herd of about 70 cattle and a flock of 500 Beulah Speckled Faced Ewes. The reason Aled and Jim have gone to see John is to hear more about his research project through Farming Connect’s Management Exchange programme, which enabled him to visit Ireland and Finland to broaden his understanding of how to improve grassland utilisation and to look at better grading systems for beef and lamb carcasses. John’s opinions are his, not those of Farming Connect.

Summer has recently completed her OSB to get into ADFA as an Army Officer Cadet.  She feels really confident about it.  Since she's been at TBG she's noticed massive improvements in her fitness and physical appearance. She likes it.  Now she waits.  Here is her story and how she came to decide on ADFA.  For more information please head over to www.thebarracksgym.com.au Enjoy! 

Hugh White on the conundrum of how Australia can defend itself in the Asian century

This event will be host to author Bruce Gaunson and a lecture based on his book Fighting the Kaiserreich: Australia’s within the Great War. The book explores World War 1 and Australia’s struggle with Imperial Germany during the Great War. After some years as a teacher and academic, Bruce Gaunson became the West Europe political analyst at the Office of National Assessments (Canberra) during the Cold War’s final outcomes. His teaching career culminated in thirteen years as Head of History at Sydney Grammar School. Fighting the Kaiserreich is his third book. The Estaminet Group is an interest group initially created by Great War researchers/specialists associated with The Australian War Memorial and ADFA. It provides a forum based on lectures around the broad topic of Australia’s involvement in world wars; commencing with WW1. The Estaminet itself is affiliated with the Western Front Association in the UK – one of the largest military history organisations in Europe.

Welcome to Episode 13 of DASH Culture, Powered By ATEBIT and AUDIO-TECHNICA. The Bi-weekly conversational pop-culture shock podcast, where the two worlds of Dash and Buddy collide. We'll be sharing our geeky love for gaming, movies, music and other forms of media each fortnight with you guys, with a nice laid back conversation. Nothing formal here, just two mates talking, and we hope you enjoy our incoherent rambling every two weeks. VOD: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/299632418 ON THIS WEEKS EPISODE: - Filip Miucin's "Apology" was weak - ChampChong and Muselk's trouble - Bethesda Being Petty about Reselling - EmuParadise avoids Nintendo Trouble - Ninja says NO .... to playing games with other females - and the New category at the Oscars that has Buddy angry FOLLOW US ON THE SOCIALS AND THE PLATFORMS: DASH: twitter.com/DashGamers BUDDY: twitter.com/BuddyWatson12 ATEBIT: ATEBIT.net // @weareatebit DASHGAMER.com

Journalisten, författaren och eldsjälen Nuri Kino gästar Suryoyopodden! Vi pratar en hel del om ADFA (a demand for action) och självklart om det som händer i Syrien och Irak.  Nuri berättar också om sina kommande projekt och om sin syn på namnfrågan samt vårt folks situation i Sverige och utomlands.

Contribua com pouco mais que o valor de um café por semana para garantir a continuidade deste projecto. Agradeço uma vez mais a todos os padrinhos e madrinhas que apoiaram a produção deste podcast. Grata! Mafalda Ramos Esta faixa está disponível para baixar aos parceiros autorizados. Música da rubrica: Nuno Maló “Portugal Alegre” (compositor português premiado em Hollywood) Música de introdução e final: Maestro Pedro Correia Vozes: Notícias, Mafalda Ramos. Intro e final: Gustavo Neves. Final: Salomé Fonseca, Rafaela Santos, Miguel Lima e Sara Regina Freitas Mentoria e produção: Mafalda Ramos @2012