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Learn how to use comedy for positive and social change Let me give you a little sneak peek into this serious but also insightful conversation I had with Dan Ilic, an ‘Investigative Humourist' whose comedic prowess extends across various mediums, from TV and film to radio and stage. Dan has left an indelible mark on the Australian comedy landscape, showcasing his versatility and commitment to using humour as a powerful tool for activism. You are in for an engaging exploration of Australia's political climate, the impact of movements like ‘Vote Yes,' and the power of collaboration in advocating for change. Dan, known for his sharp wit and insightful commentary, masterfully blends comedy with serious discussions on climate change, media influence, and the intersection of AI with ancient wisdom. From his early days on TV shows like The Ronnie Johns Half Hour and Hungry Beast to sold-out performances at the Sydney Opera House and navigating the complexities of satire and journalism on a global scale, Dan's story unfolds with humour, insight, and a fearless commitment to confronting societal issues. In this episode you will: 02:18 Dan Ilic's ‘A Rational Fear' Podcast 02:54 The evolution and impact of ‘A Rational Fear' Podcast 05:50 Using the podcast to give voice to climate change 09:20 The challenges of information overload in the Digital Age 12:25 The 'Vote Yes' Movement and Its Impact 14:42 The Struggles and Successes of the 'Vote Yes' Campaign 20:10 Reflections on the Outcome of the 'Vote Yes' Referendum 21:04 The Importance of Collaboration in Advocacy 23:50 The Future of Advocacy and Storytelling 27:30 Reflecting on origins and current people residing in Australia Links: arationalfear.com https://substack.com/@arationalfear All this and more, on this week's episode of  We Are Podcast. If this is the first episode you've listened to all the way to the end or if you are a regular, thank you … I love that you are here. Check out our back catalogue on wearepodcast.com, subscribe to the show and give me a review and rating, it really helps us get found more. If you are a business owner podcaster and want to join others just like you in a group where we share tactics & ideas on what's working (or not) for us when it comes to using our podcast in the best possible way. For more on that go to wearepodcast.com/group … it is free. Stay tuned on the next episode when I talk to Curtis Schmidt about precision marketing . So, make sure to subscribe to the show to get that episode as soon it gets released. Until then, much love.

Have staff wellbeing initiatives you've offered in the past left you feeling disappointed that nothing changed or improved? One mistake leaders often make is assuming they know what staff need or want, but the only way to know for sure is to ask them BEFORE we act. When it comes to overhauling a whole school's culture, we must have staff buy-in, and in order to achieve that, we need to involve them in the process of change - from allowing them to provide feedback to including them in co-creating a vision and implementing the changes necessary to create a thriving school environment.  Anonymous Staff Wellbeing surveys are an excellent way to allow all staff to have a voice and collect valuable feedback that can help leaders implement meaningful changes.  More than once, I've worked with schools where the leadership team felt they had a good understanding of what the priority areas were, but upon involving the staff in discussions, other priorities came to the surface instead.   In this week's solo episode of the Well-Led School podcast, I walk you through  Why your school should run an anonymous staff wellbeing survey The benefits of anonymous staff wellbeing surveys How to effectively survey the staff in your school The four sections of my Anonymous Staff Wellbeing Survey Some of the data that has emerged in the last 12 months of running and analysing surveys of schools across Australia   Links and Resources: Explore my Anonymous Staff Wellbeing Survey Packages Blog Article: What Is A School Scan Of Wellbeing And Why Does Your School Need To Do One?  Blog Article: How To Use A Staff Wellbeing Survey To Support A Whole-School Scan Thank you so much for listening. I'm so honoured that you're here and would be so grateful if you could leave me a review on Apple Podcasts or on your preferred podcast app, that way, we can inspire and educate even more people together.   Connect with me via: My website Linkedin Instagram  EmailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia's economy and our property markets don't operate in isolation, so I believe it's good to regularly have a look at the big picture, the macroeconomic factors affecting not just Australia's economy, but the world economy to help us understand what's ahead for us. I do this once a month in these Big Picture Podcasts with Pete Wargent. For our first Big Picture podcast for the year, Pete and I will briefly review what happened over the last year and our thoughts on the significant issues that will influence the world economy, Australia's economy, and our property markets. February's Big Picture It wasn't that long ago that we celebrated the beginning of a new year - 2020 - with anticipation of another decade of the roaring 20s. But instead, COVID-19 dominated the news, economic landscape, and our lives. At one point, it almost looked like Australia was on track to become ‘Covid free.' And then came Delta, and the economy changed again. Looking back to this time last year, we thought we were over it, and then came Delta, and everything changed, and the southern states and particularly Melbourne was, once again locked down. And when we eventually thought we had this coronavirus thingy licked, along came Omicron. Despite this, our economy flourished, unemployment fell, and our property markets delivered a once-in-a-generation boom. Despite a wall of worry with coronavirus, 2021 was an excellent year for investors, so what's ahead for us? What will 2022 bring? What will be the significant issues that will influence our economy and housing markets this year? Six things that went wrong in 2021 Several coronavirus waves disrupted economic activity. Inflation took off as coronavirus boosted spending on goods and disrupted production. Some key central banks started to remove monetary stimulus earlier than expected. Bond yields surged. Chinese growth slowed sharply. Geopolitical tensions with China, Russia & Iran stayed high. Seven reasons for optimism about economic growth Coronavirus could finally be moving from a pandemic to being endemic – more on this below. Excess savings will provide an ongoing boost to spending. While Fed and likely RBA monetary policy will tighten this year, it will still be easy. Inventories are low and will need to be rebuilt, which will boost production. Positive wealth effects from the rise in share and home prices will help boost consumer spending. China is likely to ease policy to boost growth. While business surveys are down from their highs, they remain strong and consistent. Economic growth Omicron shouldn't slow Australia's economic recovery through 2022 The Australian economy is tipped to grow by 3.6% through 2022, driven by growth in NSW and the NT. 2021 recorded the fastest growth in the Australian economy since 2007, making it the second-fastest growth seen in the past two decades Shoppers have tightened their purse strings and locked themselves down through January, as consumer confidence tallies its worst post-Christmas performance in 30 years. Interest rates Most banks believe interest rates are going to go start increasing in 2022 and the financial markets have priced in an interest rate hike Banks have increased their 3- 5-year fixed rates Six things to watch out for in 2022 Coronavirus – new variants could set back the recovery. Inflation – if it continues to rise and long-term inflation expectations rise, central banks will have to tighten aggressively. US politics – political polarisation is likely to return to the fore in the US. China's issues are likely to continue – with the main risks around its property sector and Taiwan. Russia – a Ukraine invasion could add to EU energy issues. The Australian election – but if the policy differences remain minor, a change in government would have little impact. Outlook for the property markets Continues growth but slower Strong rental growth More choices so a flight to quality Return to form for regional Australia Links and Resources: Metropole's Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors Join us at Wealth Retreat 2022 Pete Wargent's new Podcast Shownotes plus more here: The Big Picture – Economic trends and influences for 2022, with Pete Wargent Some of our favourite quotes from the show: “None of those cliffs the naysayers warned us about ever eventuated.” – Michael Yardney “I bet you there's going to be a few packages that's going to stimulate the economy with an election coming up.” – Michael Yardney “You don't have to be the same after today, ever.” – Michael Yardney PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW Reviews are hugely important to me because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes - it's your way of passing the message forward to others and saying thank you to me. Here's how

A weekly roundup of coffee industry news, events and resources. 0:00 Intro 0:34 Coffee Price 1:06 UC Davis Coffee Center 2:21 The Fourth Wave 3:03 Podcast: How to Hire your Dream Team 4:02 Why Starbucks Failed in Australia --Links--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FGUkxn5kZQ https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/commodities/kt%3Anmx https://perfectdailygrind.com/2021/12/what-is-the-fourth-wave-of-coffee-scalability-not-science/ https://theaggie.org/2021/12/02/uc-davis-coffee-center-review-lays-the-foundation-for-future-coffee-was-investigations/ https://mapitforward.org/podcasts/daily-coffee-pro-520 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FGUkxn5kZQ https://dailycoffeenews.com/2021/12/01/mark-your-calendar-third-annual-roast-summit-coming-feb-10/ #coffeenewsbreak #fourthwavecoffee #starbucks #ucdaviscoffeeinstitute #mapitforward

The Biased Reality Podcast - Season 3 - Episode 3 On today's episode, I linked up with the guys from the Off The Rails Podcast to discuss life as black man in the US of A. This is part one of the conversation, part 2 will be out next week. Special Guests: @offtherailspod @ogheneovo @jefofor @sjegs @alade____ Host: Allwell: @fourrell How to take care of YOU and YOUR mental health - UNPLUG: Don't feel guilty about feeling the need to take some time away from everything that is currently going on - COMMUNITY: Talk to other Black people in your life. Sometimes speaking to people going through the same things can be very helpful - SOCIAL MEDIA: Curate your social media, have things that make you feel good and happy on your feed - EMBRACE: Embracing your feelings and understanding that they are valid - FRIENDSHIPS: Having a good friendship circle can be very important at times like this - SEEK HELP: If you feel like you need to, do not be afraid to seek help. There is nothing wrong with this. Places YOU can go for help - Go to your GP, you can be given a mental health care depending on your needs - Lifeline - https://www.lifeline.org.au/ - Beyond Blue - https://beyondblue.org.au/ - The black dog institute - https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/ Ways YOU can help the Movement: - Sign Petitions - Donate - EDUCATE YOURSELF: Not just on racial issues in America but also on the injustice our Indigenous population face here in Australia Links to things YOU can do: https://linktr.ee/thesubtletyofitpodcast https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Socials: Instagram: biasedreality_ Twitter: biasedreality_ Website: biasedstudios.com Have a question for us? Email: biasedrealitypod@gmail.com Music: @kcabeatproduction

The Biased Reality Podcast - Season 3 - Episode 3 On today's episode, we discuss the current events happening around the world in regards to the fight against racism and police brutality. We discuss the impact of the George Floyd video and the resulting series of events on us and our mental health. We go into ways to preserve your mental health in the midst of everything that is going on. Special Guests: @mosaa_x (mosadarling) & @aishasetipa (thatsthetea_pod) Hosts: Allwell Instagram: @fourrell How to take care of YOU and YOUR mental health - UNPLUG: Don't feel guilty about feeling the need to take some time away from everything that is currently going on - COMMUNITY: Talk to other Black people in your life. Sometimes speaking to people going through the same things can be very helpful - SOCIAL MEDIA: Curate your social media, have things that make you feel good and happy on your feed - EMBRACE: Embracing your feelings and understanding that they are valid - FRIENDSHIPS: Having a good friendship circle can be very important at times like this - SEEK HELP: If you feel like you need to, do not be afraid to seek help. There is nothing wrong with this. Places YOU can go for help - Go to your GP, you can be given a mental health care depending on your needs - Lifeline - https://www.lifeline.org.au/ - Beyond Blue - https://beyondblue.org.au/ - The black dog institute - https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/ Ways YOU can help the Movement: - Sign Petitions - Donate - EDUCATE YOURSELF: Not just on racial issues in America but also on the injustice our Indigenous population face here in Australia Links to things YOU can do: https://linktr.ee/thesubtletyofitpodcast https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Socials: Instagram: biasedreality_ Twitter: biasedreality_ Website: biasedstudios.com Have a question for us? Email: biasedrealitypod@gmail.com Music: @kcabeatproduction

Ways to support the Black Lives Matter Movement in Australia: Links to information and how to help https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FICjve2QUylPbbSjkkafqphGGDTCIyruQnNkxldVbIA/mobilebasic Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance facebook.com/WARcollective/ Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service https://vals.org.au/volunteers/get-involved/donate-vals/   More ways to educate and support BLM in Australia and abroad: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/   John is joined by: David Yang and Ricki Needs.

Hallo Freunde das warten hat ein Ende... zum Wochenende geht Beach Podcast mit einem neuen Set an den Start..!!! An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean aus Melbourne, Australia Hello friends the wait has come to an end ... Beach Podcast is launching a new set for the weekend .. !!! At the turntables this time was guest Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean from Melbourne, Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/natashacuenca ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "We are the music makers, we are the dreamers of dreams.... We are the movers and shakers, Of the world forever it seems" Arthur O'Shaughnessy, Ode BIO: Having grown up in Melbourne, Australia in the 90’s DJ BEAN was just lucky enough to be there at the very beginning… the secret warehouse parties, the phat pants, the talcum powdered dance floors, the fruit platters, the amazing strangers who’d ask if you needed water because you’d bean dancing for 6hrs straight, the DJs lugging in 100kg crates of vinyl and actually mixing…. Eventually, around ’97 she started collecting records but didn’t really want anyone to know so it wasn’t until the turn of the millennium that saw DJ BEAN come out of her shell & start to DJ in public. Since then she has bean lucky enough to play at some of Melbourne’s best night clubs & festivals (including Qbar, Candy Bar, Brown Alley, Earthcore, Earthdance & the infamous Rainbow Serpent Festival numerous times) supporting a plethora of International DJ greats: DNox, Infected Mushroom, Tiefschwarz, Peace Division, Fatali, Subandrio, Captain Hook & Simon Dunmore to name a few. DJ BEAN has also hosted her own radio show on Melbourne’s most progressive underground dance music radio station, KISS FM. By 2004, she decided she needed a sea change & moved to Ibiza, Spain where she held down numerous weekly residences as well as monthly residencies in both London & Rome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- listen all Beach Podcast Mixes on Spotify and radio.de to. open.spotify.com/show/4TLWwToEmnmdT9PME9OS43 www.radio.de/p/beachpodcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Hallo Freunde das warten hat ein Ende... zum Wochenende geht Beach Podcast mit einem neuen Set an den Start..!!! An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean aus Melbourne, Australia Hello friends the wait has come to an end ... Beach Podcast is launching a new set for the weekend .. !!! At the turntables this time was guest Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean from Melbourne, Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/natashacuenca ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "We are the music makers, we are the dreamers of dreams.... We are the movers and shakers, Of the world forever it seems" Arthur O'Shaughnessy, Ode BIO: Having grown up in Melbourne, Australia in the 90's DJ BEAN was just lucky enough to be there at the very beginning… the secret warehouse parties, the phat pants, the talcum powdered dance floors, the fruit platters, the amazing strangers who'd ask if you needed water because you'd bean dancing for 6hrs straight, the DJs lugging in 100kg crates of vinyl and actually mixing…. Eventually, around '97 she started collecting records but didn't really want anyone to know so it wasn't until the turn of the millennium that saw DJ BEAN come out of her shell & start to DJ in public. Since then she has bean lucky enough to play at some of Melbourne's best night clubs & festivals (including Qbar, Candy Bar, Brown Alley, Earthcore, Earthdance & the infamous Rainbow Serpent Festival numerous times) supporting a plethora of International DJ greats: DNox, Infected Mushroom, Tiefschwarz, Peace Division, Fatali, Subandrio, Captain Hook & Simon Dunmore to name a few. DJ BEAN has also hosted her own radio show on Melbourne's most progressive underground dance music radio station, KISS FM. By 2004, she decided she needed a sea change & moved to Ibiza, Spain where she held down numerous weekly residences as well as monthly residencies in both London & Rome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- listen all Beach Podcast Mixes on Spotify and radio.de to. open.spotify.com/show/4TLWwToEmnmdT9PME9OS43 www.radio.de/p/beachpodcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Associate Professor Danny Ben-Moshe, Principal Research Fellow - Grants and Partnerships Coordinator, Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation discusses his research into Diasporas in Australia: current and potential links with the homeland. He focuses on migrants having a global outlook as opposed to an Australian one.