Podcast appearances and mentions of brad foster

Brad Foster is our man on the ground in Australia.

Our Australian correspondent Brad Foster gave us an update on the Death cap mushroom murder trial & discussed the new research on the growth of bowel cancer in younger people in Australia.

Our Australian correspondent Brad Foster gave us an update on the NSW floods, Olympic Breakdancer Raygun's musical.

Brad Foster joins Jesse to discuss NSW Police's blitz on domestic violence offenders and the ultramarathon runner who completed a 35-day record-breaking run from Perth to Sydney. Plus, he provides an update on flooding on the NSW mid north coast.

Brad has the latest from the Lucky Country: a new report into the urgent need for more social housing in Victoria; some of the early findings in the inquest into the Bondi shopping center stabbings a year ago and the continuing mushroom poisoning trial.

Brad Foster is joining us early this week after a hectic weekend in Australia where Labor won what's being called a landslide victory over opposition leader Peter Dutton. Brad has all the reactions and hot takes.

Brad discusses the incoming Aussie election, the huge court case of Erin Patterson (the accused mushroom poisoner) and the happy ending for a sausage dog stuck on an island for 529 days.

Brad updates us on Australia's reaction to the death of the Pope. He also describes something of a horror weekend with seven people reported as drowned; an appeal in the case of a former police officer who was found guilty of the manslaughter of a 95-year-old woman and he keeps an eye on the impending election.

Our Australian correspondent describes the latest news around a number of gunshot fatalities in New South Wales, including an accidental shooting of a nine year-old boy. 

Brad Foster phones in form Australia to discuss how that country is dealing with Trump's tariff crackdown and a cybersecurity issue with Australian superannuation funds.

Our favorite Australian Brad Foster is discussing the upcoming federal election and how it might well be an election influenced by millennials and Gen Z. He also examines the serious case of a Sydney woman who stabbed her three children.

Our man in OZ, Brad, talks about the Queensland government which is set to announce its plans today for new infrastructure for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympic Games. 

Today our Australian correspondent Brad talks about U.S. imposing sanctions on our steel and aluminum exports.

Australian correspondent Brad Foster brings the latest news from across the ditch to Jesse's desk. Today Brad discusses the Cyclone Alfred clean-up and comedian Dave Hughes demanding people leave his shows in Adelaide.

Brad gives us the latest information on Cyclone Alfred and former cricket player Stuart MacGill's trail for allegedly dealing cocaine.

Our Aussie correspondent relays all the latest news in the 'lucky country' including a multi-billion-dollar bailout of steelworks in South Australia and new laws passed in NSW aimed at reducing the spate of antisemitic incidents we. And there's also the story of a couple who had to sit next to a woman who died on a flight to Venice for the last four hours of the flight.

Over in Australia it's not as hot as it has been and mortgage holders are hopeful of an interest rate cut.

Our Aussie correspondent discusses North Sydney council voting last night to increase rates by 87% over two years because of a major budget blow out in redeveloping a pool, NFL coming to Melbourne, and an update on the Minister who used a taxpayer funded car and driver for a long lunch in the Hunter Valley.

Australian correspondent Brad Foster brings the latest news from across the ditch to Jesse's desk. Today Brad discusses the rise of anti-Semitic attacks and the backlash a politician is facing after using a tax-payer funded card to have a three-hour lunch in the Hunter Valley over Australia Day weekend.

Brad is back and raring to go. There's been plenty of news over the ditch lately. Brad discuses the even contentious Australia Day, the Australian Open Tennis and Australian Rules Football legend Neil Daniher who was made Australian Of The Year for 2025. He also gushes about Keith Urban. [picture id="4OLR3N2īmage_crop_23543" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

For the last time this year we hear the dulcet tones of our Australian correspondent, Brad Foster.

Our regular date with Mr Australia, Brad Foster, our Aussie correspondent.

Our Aussie correspondent looks at the fallout from the social media ban and there's an update in the Molly the Magpie saga.

Our Australian correspondent Brad gives us the latest on the methanol poisoning in Laos and there's new efforts in household recycling in Sydney.

Back on the job Brad Foster talks about what's happening in Australia. The big news is broadcaster Alan Jones' arrest due to allegations of indecent assault and a high-profile manslaughter trial around the tasing of a 95-year-old.

Afternoons' resident friend across the ditch talks about stories making news in Australia.

This week Brad updates us on King Charles' visit to Australia.

Our Australian correspondent Brad previews the impending visit by King Charles.

In this show, we talk about the following.Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan  In a dramatic grudge match, Mikaela Mayer defeated Sandy Ryan by majority decision (97-93, 96-94, 95-95) in New York City. The fight was marked by controversy, including Mayer's fallout with former assistant coach Kay Koroma, who trained Ryan. A pre-fight incident saw Ryan splashed with red paint, leading to an investigation. Mayer controlled the early rounds, while Ryan rallied late, but Mayer secured the win, raising questions about her evolving public image.Xander Zayas dominated Damian Sosa with a unanimous decision (100-90) and called for a top-five opponent. Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington edged out Sulaiman Segawa (97-93, 97-93, 95-95) but needs improvement. Vito Mielnicki Jr. won a majority decision over Khalil El Harraz in an underwhelming fight. Floyd “Cashflow” Diaz beat Mario Hernandez amid chaos and is now training with Coach Bullet. Rohan Polanco stopped Marcelino Lopez in round six, showcasing potential. Elvis Rodriguez coasted to a unanimous decision (100-90, 99-91, 100-90) over Kendo Castaneda but seeks more urgency for a title shot. Tiger Johnson won a unanimous decision over Yomar Alamo but needs to step up his performance.Notable fights include Alycia Baumgardner, whose comeback ended in a no-contest against Delfine Persoon due to a head clash. Terri Harper captured the WBO lightweight title by defeating Rhiannon Dixon (97-93, 97-93, 96-94) with effective footwork. Peter McGrail knocked out Brad Foster in the second round, facing pressure from comparisons to Lomachenko. Galal Yafai stopped Sergio Orozco Oliva in round three, setting up a future fight with Sunny Edwards.---This week's preview  Get ready for fight week! October 4th is my birthdayNick Ball's homecoming  The WBA featherweight champion returns, facing Ronny Rios in a must-watch brawl against Nick Ball.Australia update  In Australia, Janibek Alimkhanuly aims to defend his middleweight title against Andrei Mikhailovich—this fight could shape his future.Other fights to watch include Maidel Sando and Mikiah Kreps. It's a big week in boxing—let's enjoy the ride!

Our regular correspondent talks bushfire season and a kangaroo who got involved in a drug bust.

In this show, we talk about the following.Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan  In a dramatic grudge match, Mikaela Mayer defeated Sandy Ryan by majority decision (97-93, 96-94, 95-95) in New York City. The fight was marked by controversy, including Mayer's fallout with former assistant coach Kay Koroma, who trained Ryan. A pre-fight incident saw Ryan splashed with red paint, leading to an investigation. Mayer controlled the early rounds, while Ryan rallied late, but Mayer secured the win, raising questions about her evolving public image.Xander Zayas dominated Damian Sosa with a unanimous decision (100-90) and called for a top-five opponent. Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington edged out Sulaiman Segawa (97-93, 97-93, 95-95) but needs improvement. Vito Mielnicki Jr. won a majority decision over Khalil El Harraz in an underwhelming fight. Floyd “Cashflow” Diaz beat Mario Hernandez amid chaos and is now training with Coach Bullet. Rohan Polanco stopped Marcelino Lopez in round six, showcasing potential. Elvis Rodriguez coasted to a unanimous decision (100-90, 99-91, 100-90) over Kendo Castaneda but seeks more urgency for a title shot. Tiger Johnson won a unanimous decision over Yomar Alamo but needs to step up his performance.Notable fights include Alycia Baumgardner, whose comeback ended in a no-contest against Delfine Persoon due to a head clash. Terri Harper captured the WBO lightweight title by defeating Rhiannon Dixon (97-93, 97-93, 96-94) with effective footwork. Peter McGrail knocked out Brad Foster in the second round, facing pressure from comparisons to Lomachenko. Galal Yafai stopped Sergio Orozco Oliva in round three, setting up a future fight with Sunny Edwards.---This week's preview  Get ready for fight week! October 4th is my birthdayNick Ball's homecoming  The WBA featherweight champion returns, facing Ronny Rios in a must-watch brawl against Nick Ball.Australia update  In Australia, Janibek Alimkhanuly aims to defend his middleweight title against Andrei Mikhailovich—this fight could shape his future.Other fights to watch include Maidel Sando and Mikiah Kreps. It's a big week in boxing—let's enjoy the ride!

Brad calls in with news about the Australian Government taking legal action against misleading pricing in supermarkets; the latest in NRL games lined up this weekend and the 20th anniversary of Oz Harvest.

The podcast makes another visit to the Wasatch Back. UIAAA Connection #194– Brad Foster, CAA, Director of Athletics at Wasatch High School, in Heber, Utah, is now available. Brad grew up in the southern Utah town of Beaver, where he participated in many sports and also spent time with speech and debate and theatre. His advice regarding listening and doing a better job retaining coaches is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!  This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast,  Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Sticher and YouTube.

Everyone's favourite ocker Brad is back with an update on the lucky country.

Our Australian correspondent Brad Foster share the latest news from across the ditch.

All the latest news from Oz. 

Australia correspondent Brad Foster gives us the rundown on another loss for The Wallabies and more news from the lucky country. 

Our favourite ocker Brad Foster is back to update the goings on across the ditch. 

Brad updates us on Australia's fortunes in the Olympics and a huge court case involving Senator Linda Reynolds in Western Australia.

Brad possibly gives us a ribbing around Australia's Olympic medal haul and talks about the high cost of living hitting Australia.

Brad Foster reports on a NSW parliamentary inquiry about the proposed closure of a racecourse in western Sydney to make way for 25,000 new houses, Australia's newest F1 winner, and Queensland's cold snap. He also talks rugby and the price of ski lift tickets in Australia.

Brad Foster provides an update on Australia's Olympic team heading to Paris next week and how many medals are predicted. 

Brad Foster brings us up to speed on the tragic death of three children in a house fire in Sydney's west over the weekend, and reports on a zoo in Brisbane that has banned visitors from holding koalas. He also talks rugby, a new Alice Springs curfew, more people calling for financial assistance, and news of Barbie actor Margot Robbie being pregnant.

Brad Foster reports on Australia's east coast cold snap, the total ban of the manufacture of engineered stone - the first country in the world to do so - and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange returning to Australia a free man after 14 years. He also talks about the Wallabies' upcoming matches in preparation for the Bledisloe Cup in September.

Brad Foster reports Australia could become the world's first country to ban the purchase of vapes outside pharmacies from July 1. He also reports on a world first research study on how festivals and events can reunite a community after a devastating event, and explains why the world's most popular YouTuber is in Sydney this week.

Brad Foster reports on protests in response to a proposed windfarm off the New South Wales coast by residents and a promise by the Opposition that should they win the next election they will not be built. He also foreshadows tonight's NSW Budget, and talks weather, rents and skinny dipping in Tasmania.

Brad Foster reports on the search for a mum and newborn baby in Sydney after evidence of a birth on the banks of a river in Sydney's south west were found by a man walking in the area late on Monday. He also reports on a nationwide initiative by a radio personality and filmmaker to increase the age of social media use by teenagers from 13 to 16 to reduce what they describe as "an anxious generation". He also talks film and footy.

Brad Foster provides an update on the court case on now of the man charged with the alleged murder of nine-year-old Charlise Mutton in the Blue Mountains in 2022. He also brings us up to speed on the announcement of the Cold Chisel 50th anniversary tour, an increase to the minimum wage for 2.6 million people, and news on the big cost to taxpayers to introduce a rugby league team from Papua New Guinea into the national competition.

Brad Foster reports on the search for a mum and newborn baby in Sydney after evidence of a birth on the banks of a river in Sydney's south west were found by a man walking in the area late on Monday. He also reports on a nationwide initiative by a radio personality and filmmaker to increase the age of social media use by teenagers from 13 to 16 to reduce what they describe as "an anxious generation". He also talks film and footy.

Brad Foster reports on news of the closure of a number of restaurants in Sydney including celebrity chef Kylie Kwong's Lucky Kwong's. He also talks rising unemployment, the start of Vivid Sydney, soccer, immigration and the new Mad Max movie.