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3 episodes with Clare Bowditch
3 episodes with Clare Bowditch
3 episodes with Clare Bowditch
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2 episodes with Clare Bowditch
3 episodes with Clare Bowditch
4 episodes with Clare Bowditch
3 episodes with Clare Bowditch
2 episodes with Clare Bowditch
We've got another Best Of ep coming in hot! This week we have Tim Ross talking about greatest achievements and an interaction between Ita Buttrose and his mate "Bulldog". Clare Bowditch also joins us and talks about losing her sister at such a young age. Finally, Chrissie's emotional encounter with her friend Josh Reid Jones about ghosting him and how she's getting better dealing with hard periods in her life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's a mailbag ep. Much deliberation over the meaning of young people words. Apologies for being not young.Send us your thoughts, on that or anything else, to fwendspod@gmail.com or, now, you can pop it in the mail to Fwends, PO Box 24144, Melbourne, Victoria, 3001YOUTUBESoon you can watch clips of the show on YouTube, click through and hit subscribe now: Fwends Pod YouTubeSUBSCRIBEPlease hit follow or subscribe or whatever they call it in your favourite podcast app so you never miss a beat.Follow us all on the Instagrams to see highlights of the show:Fwends PodGeorgia MooneyRhys NicholsonKyran Nicholson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Clare Bowditch is an Australian music icon who's been in our ears for years—through her hit songs, on the radio, and even in audiobook form if you've listened to her memoir (which we highly recommend). In this episode, she shares the stories behind the most important relationships in her life, all sparked by a chance meeting. We also dive into the dynamics of being in a band and her ever-evolving relationship with music itself. It's a great chat—have a listen!EMAILIf you have some thoughts and want to feature in our Mailbag Ep this Friday send us an email to fwendspod@gmail.comSUBSCRIBEPlease hit follow or subscribe or whatever they call it in your favourite podcast app so you never miss a beat.Follow us all on the Instagrams to see highlights of the show:Fwends PodGeorgia MooneyRhys NicholsonKyran NicholsonYOUTUBESoon you can watch clips of the show on YouTube, click through and hit subscribe now to get them the second they appear: Fwends Pod YouTubeSKIP AHEAD00:00 - Georgia, Kyran and Rhys catch up28:38 - Interview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Stu Watts chats with Hayden Lauersen, who is a mix engineer and record producer based in Melbourne, Australia. With a background in songwriting and production of original works, he offers a premium service tailored to the artist experience, highlighting emotional expression with compelling sonics. Studio credits include Kate Ceberano, Clare Bowditch, Haiku Hands, Tentendo, ISHAN, Kee'ahn, Sophiya, Woodes, RARIA, Blush'ko, AKOSIA and Shannen James, along with Future Classic, Universal Music, Island Records, Spinning Top Music, Ivy League Records, Sidekick Music and many more. His work has been hand picked by Zane Lowe, played on BBC Radio 1, KCRW, Triple J, Fox FM and Nova, accumulating over 60 million Spotify streams. Chapters: Chapters: 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:08 About Hayden Lauersen 00:07:20 Early experiences with music 00:13:16 How Powderfinger and Silverchair changed Hayden's life 00:20:10 High school and beyond 00:25:38 First experience in a studio with Dylan Nash 00:29:35 Getting into mixing 00:31:15 Beginning to charge clients 00:34:14 Touring with Woodes 00:36:38 Being surrounded by other successful artists 00:39:16 Working in a commercial studio 00:46:28 Hayden's mixing process 00:50:16 Benchmark to aim for in a mix/referencing other mixes 00:53:33 Sample replacement when mixing 00:56:15 Focus on user experience when delivering mixes 01:02:28 What Hayden is excited about for this year 01:06:16 Best bits of advice for producers/engineers and artists 01:13:25 Conclusion/Outro How you can support the podcast: SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE BUY SOME MERCH DONATE Follow on Instagram: @whatsthatsoundpodcast Stu Watts: @stu.watts.audio Hayden Lauersen: @haydenlauersen Stu Watts website Hayden Lauersen website Listen to Stu's work on Spotify Listen to Hayden's work on Spotify Enquiries and suggestions: podcast.whatsthatsound@gmail.com
I love when my besties come into the studio. Clare Bowditch, Bestie, Wordsmith, Music Maker, Talker and all-round great human joins me for a chat and maybe a compound clean while she's at it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hoje o Mulheres e Música te apresenta Clare Bowditch.
Clare Bowditch has never seen ROCKY .... UNTIL NOW Feel free to drop us some comments, feedback or ideas on the speakpipe (link below) Keep it fun and under a minute and you may get on the show. https://www.speakpipe.com/YASNY Recorded and Produced at Castaway Studios, Collingwood Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Before he found runaway success with his debut novel, Boy Swallows Universe, and follow-up All Our Shimmering Skies, Trent Dalton spent decades as a journalist investigating the real-life social inequities that underpin his third novel, Lola in the Mirror: poverty, violence, homelessness – and the power of hope. The result is a moving, darkly funny story about life and death that is by turns heart-breaking and eye-opening. In conversation with musician and writer Clare Bowditch at Melbourne Town Hall, Dalton discusses Lola in the Mirror and the passion for social justice that inspired him to write it. This event was recorded on Thursday 12 October 2023 at Melbourne Town Hall as part of the Wheeler Centre's Spring Fling series.Spring Fling was proudly supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria and the Melbourne City Revitalisation Fund.Special thanks to event partner and official bookseller Readings and accommodation partner The Sofitel. Featured music is ‘I See You Out There' by Tellsonic.Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stu Watts chats with Award-winning producer Anna Laverty, who has built an exceptional and ever-growing show reel of credits, which has solidified her reputation as one of Australia's finest creative talents. Having cut her teeth under the tutelage of award-winning producers Paul Epworth (Adele, Primal Scream, Foster The People) and Ben Hillier (Blur, U2, Elbow) at London's famed Miloco Studios, working on releases by the likes of Florence and The Machine, Bloc Party, Depeche Mode and Pete Doherty, Anna brought her talents and experience back to Australia and has become one of the go-to producers in the nation's music scene. Her impressive body of work and reputation saw her picked out to feature on the successful 2019 ABC television series ‘The Recording Studio' as a featured engineer. In early 2020, Anna worked alongside legendary American songwriter, Amanda Palmer. Originally slated as a single four-hour session, the chemistry and outcomes were so strong, the two went on to record an entire album called ‘Forty-Five Degrees', which featured performances from Missy Higgins, Montaigne and Clare Bowditch. Ever busy, Anna has in recent time produced albums by Camp Cope, Stella Donnelly, Pinch Points, Screamfeeder and a live album for Courtney Barnett at the Royal Exhibition Buildings. In addition to her production talents, Anna is an adept songwriter having recently written with Kav Temperley, Stella Donnelly, Jade McInally and Dallas Woods among others. Anna generously shares her experience and expertise with budding songwriters and producers in Australia as an APRA AMCOS ambassador, at APRA ‘Songmakers' sessions, as a mentor for the ‘Girls Rock' program and has spoken at music conferences around the world including The Great Escape (UK), Bigsound (QLD), Going Global (NZ), The Melbourne Sessions (VIC), Guinness Amplify (KL) and InTune (NT). Topics discussed include: Being an Assistant Engineer for around 10 years, and some of the skills obtained from that period The importance of listening and artist comfort in the studio Music Producers and Engineers Guild of Australia and the findings of the inaugural survey report ...and more Make sure to subscribe or follow this channel and share it on your socials! Instagram: @whatsthatsoundpodcast Stu Watts: @stu.watts.audio Anna Laverty: @annalaverty Stu Watts website Anna Laverty website MPEG website The Inaugural Survey Report Listen to Stu's work on Spotify Listen to Anna's work on Spotify SUPPORT THE PODCAST WITH A DONATION Email podcast.whatsthatsound@gmail.com for any enquiries.
What can I say about Emily Lubitz? I first heard Emily's voice at Queenscliff Music Festival years ago when she played a set before mine and I was just mesmerised by her and TinPan Orange and been her and the band's biggest fans ever since. When I first moved to the Northern Rivers, Bundjalung Country a friend put me in touch with another musician who had just recently moved here with kids as well. That was Harry James Angus. We hung out at the park with our two boys running amuck before going back to meet his wife. I nearly DIED when his wife was my biggest fan girl moment Emily Lubitz. I played it cool. real cool, but I was NOT COOL fumbling over words! Emily and I became quick cuppa tea pals, and would you believe they offered me BARRY'S TEA on arrival? I mean was that not just the sign of the best friendship to come. It has been amazing to have Emily living nearby, with both of us being in the music community and being mothers and navigating this crazy thing called full time music and I just love where our chats always go and so we sat down in the bus with a Cuppa and some Northern Rivers rain and recorded one of our cuppas for ye. Our chats went from touring, and Beyoncé through to our sneaking in creativity times in-between loads of laundries to our belief in the shifting plates in the music industry that we are witnessing and proud to be part of. FIND OUT MORE ABOUT Emily Lubitz instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily_lubitz/youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1OP843bEcCoSoHaFLRtiWwVery few artists can cradle your heart in their hands while they kick your ass, but after more than a decade touring with critically acclaimed indie-folk darlings Tinpan Orange, Emily Lubitz is striding out on her own. The six-foot tall frontwoman with the gossamer voice has combined forces with Freyja Hooper on drums and Winona Miller on bass to create a new, darkly romantic vision.With that timeless, aching quality that only the great voices have, Lubitz is every singer's favourite singer, a captivating live performer who has won the hearts of audiences around the world, and yet she is more priestess than popstar, creating her own iconography that sears itself into the listener's imagination.Lubitz tells us stories about everyday things, but her voice transfigures them into works of beauty, like a messy bedroom suffused with golden morning light. Lubitz is a veteran of the scene, having performed on some of the world's biggest stages and collaborated with the likes of Paul Kelly, Martha Wainwright, Clare Bowditch and the album she recorded with old friend Mama Kin, and yet her solo work is imbued with the raw energy of a breakthrough artist.Support the show
Are you ready to feel less Crappy and more Happy? Join Psychologist and Mindfulness expert Cass Dunn for conversations that explore the psychological, physical and emotional ways to help overcome your own personal barriers and create a more meaningful life for yourself and those around you Health, happiness, relationships, money, parenting - there is something for everyone! Cass chats with interesting, inspiring guests including Turia Pitt, Clare Bowditch, Rob Mills, Nicole LePera, Ali Daddo & Layne Beachley who all have something to share with YOU that will help you feel less crappy and more happy. Search 'Crappy to Happy', or download the LiSTNR app and listen here for freeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
How can we preserve our environment, while living in a world of excess? Joining Sarah Grynberg is Australian designer, floral artist, eco-warrior, and champion of no-waste living, Joost Bakker. Famously described by the New York Times as “the poster boy for zero-waste living,' Sarah and Joost sit down to discuss why food is medicine for health and longevity; the power of taking action; and the beauty that lies within man making peace and harmony with the environment. If you are seeking to live a natural, more sustainable lifestyle within the limits of your own urban landscape, then let this conscious exchange and Joost's expressive viewpoint not only motivate you to live your life mindfully, but make you aware of what our ecosystem greatly needs: in order to thrive and flourish in our own backyard. Checkout Joost's film: GREENHOUSE BY JOOST which will be released in Australian cinemas in November: VIC/TAS – 10 November ACT/NSW/WA/SA – 17 November QLD – 24 November If you want to attend one of his Q&A events please see details below: Thursday 3 November Cameo Belgrave at 6.30pm Guests: Joost Bakker with John Ford and Chris Bissels. Moderator: Cameron Smith Friday 4 November Cinema Nova at 6.30pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Clare Bowditch. Moderator: Cameron Smith Saturday 5 November Palace Westgarth at 2pm Guest: Joost Bakker. Moderator: Cameron Smith Palace Como at 4pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Clare Cousins. Moderator: Cameron Smith Sunday 6 November Lorne Theatre at 4pm Guests: Joost Bakker, Jo Barrett, Kristy Stewart and Rowan Reid. Moderator: Cameron Smith Tuesday 8 November Royal Theatre Castlemaine at 6.30pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Jo Barrett. Moderator: Mary Macintyre Wednesday 9 November Star Bendigo at 6.30pm Guest: Joost Bakker with Derek Layfield and Russell Burnett. Moderator: Mary Macintyre Saturday 12 November Palace Electric, Canberra at 4pm Guest: Joost Bakker. Moderator: Nicole Hasham, The Conversation Australia Sunday 13 November Empire Cinema, Bowral at 4pm Guest: Joost Bakker. Moderator: Briannah Devlin, Southern Highland News Luna Leederville, Perth at 4pm – Virtual Event Guest: Joost Bakker and Matt Stone Monday 14 November Randwick Ritz, Sydney at 6.30pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Sarah Wilson. Moderator: Damon Gameau. Dendy Newtown, Sydney at 8pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Neil Perry. Moderator: Damon Gameau. Wednesday 16 November Avoca Beach Theatre at 6.30pm Guest: Joost Bakker. Moderator: Cheralyn Darcey. Thursday 17 November Jetty Theatre, Coffs Harbour at 6pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Jack Thompson. Moderator: Dave Horsley, SWIFF Festival Director Friday 18 November Palace Byron Bay at 6.30pm, 7.10pm and 7.50pm Guests: Joost Bakker and Cedar Anderson. Moderator: Damon Gameau. Follow Sarah for more wisdom and inspiration: Instagram: instagram.com/sarahgrynberg Website: https://sarahgrynberg.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/sarahgrynberg Twitter: twitter.com/sarahgrynberg YouTube: youtube.com/sarahgrynbergSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bobby has a tendency to get caught in the rain; actor and playwright Ra Chapman introduce us to her new creation K-Box; Foodie Michael Harden shares his top ten cookbooks; the team chat about their hand-holding techniques; actor and writer Stephen Hall talks about Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell & multi-talents and Triple R-darlings Clare Bowditch and Catherine Deveny chat about how much they love cars sporting Triple R-stickers. With presenters Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, Mon Sebire, and guest presenter Blake Loughland.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfasters
Clare Bowditch has never seen ROCKY .... UNTIL NOW Feel free to drop us some comments, feedback or ideas on the speakpipe (link below) Keep it fun and under a minute and you may get on the show. https://www.speakpipe.com/YASNY Recorded and Produced at Castaway Studios, Collingwood Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Clare Bowditch has never seen ROCKY .... UNTIL NOWFeel free to drop us some comments, feedback or ideas on the speakpipe (link below)Keep it fun and under a minute and you may get on the show.https://www.speakpipe.com/YASNYRecorded and Produced at Castaway Studios, Collingwood Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We did not want to leave you with anything while we take a little break so we have searched back through the FORTY archives to bring you some of our favourite episodes of the past. Music maker, story baker, educator – that's how ARIA award-winning musicianand Logie award-nominated actor Clare Bowditch describes herself. You mayknow her as the flame-haired songstress who played ‘Rosanna' in Offspring butthat acclaimed television role is just a drop in the ocean of Clare's depth ofcharacter, talent and wisdom. In this powerfully intimate conversation, Clare shares the pain of recently losing her mother, the strategies she uses to manage her anxiety, and how our inner critics can hold us back from living the life our our dreams. So, what happens when you decide to change the stories you've been tellingyourself? We find out in FORTY. CREDITS: Hosts: Lise Carlaw and Sarah Wills Guest: Clare Bowditch For all things Clare Bowditch, including her book and her Audible Original audiobook, head to: https://clarebowditch.com Instagram: @clarebowditch Producer: Jason Strozkiy - www.strozkiymedia.com CONTACT: Email: hello@thosetwogirls.com.au Instagram: @liseandsarah Facebook: Those Two Girls See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Henry talks with Clare Bowditch, an Australian musician, actress, radio presenter and business entrepreneur. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2006, Bowditch won the ARIA Award for Best Female Artist and was nominated for a Logie Award for her work on the TV series Offspring in 2012. Clare talks with Henry about Geelong Design Week which is being held from 17-27 March 2022 with the theme taur which means ‘belonging' in the language of the Wadawurrung people, Traditional Owners of Djilang (Geelong). This conversation was originally broadcast on 3SER's 97.7FM Casey Radio in March 2022. It was produced by Rob Kelly.
If you don't know George Ellis, you only think you don't know him, because chances are you've heard some of his work already. From the Olympic Games opening and closing ceremonies, NRL Grand Finals and the Davis Cup, to concerts of all styles across the globe, the hands of George Ellis have guided some of the world's greatest musicians in front of hundreds of thousands of people. He's also worked with the likes of: Lou Reed, The Church, Megan Washington, Josh Pyke, Sneaky Sound System, Art vs Science, Human Nature, Augie March, GangGajang, Guy Sebastian, Paulini, David Campbell, John Williamson, Marcia Hines, Alex Lloyd, Deborah Conway, Clare Bowditch, John Paul Young, Jimmy Little, Troy Casser-Daley, Doug Parkinson, Grace Knight, Jade MacRae, Jeff Duff, Felicity Urqhuart and Don Spencer. After all those achievements, George takes time out to visit Tom and Nick to talk about his career, his Greekness and his love of music.This episode of Ouzo Talk is brought to you by:Mootch & Me: https://www.mootchandme.com.au/Meet the Greek Restaurant: https://www.meetthegreek.com.au/Also check out:George Ellis: https://georgeellis.com.au/about/Support the showEmail us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/
This year we've shared some fantastic stories with you. From gal-pals Jamila Rizvi and Clare Bowditch on the power of female friendship, Dr Karin Hammarberg on fertility, young widow Ellidy Pullin on the day her life changed, writer Clementine Ford's birth trauma and Dr Susan Evans on pelvic pain and what we can do about it. Now you can hear their extended interviews exclusively on the ABC Listen app.
Getting Wilosophical with Bridie Jabour.Bridie Jabour is a writer and journalist who had her life changed during a near death experience in a truck accident that nearly killed her whole family. She speaks about her new book, 'Trivial Grievances' and how she became better at what's important.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Clem BastowWILOSOPHY with Clare Bowditch
Clare Bowditch is a true story teller. Whether it’s as an ARIA award-winning song writer, as an actor from much-loved Aussie drama Offspring, as an author of her memoir Your Kind of Girl, as an activist for business and the arts or as a mother, a very much in love wife and proud member of her community, Clare is always telling a story that’s honest and that we can relate to. It is such a pleasure to share my chat with Clare and some her beautiful stories, the highs and at times lows, that she has experienced in her life. But what struck me in our chat is that, even when there are low times, there is the ability to try and recover from them and Clare’s story shows us that. So grab yourself a cuppa, maybe a gherkin (just wait – this will make sense to you soon), and settle in for story time. A few trigger warnings here, we do discuss diet and diet culture as well as mental health and anxiety. So you might want to skip through a few parts if these topics are sensitive for you. I hope you enjoy this chat with an incredible woman. Also as we are recording from lockdown, we apologise for the occasional barking dog and kids in the background. We are doing our best during this time! Connect with Clare On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DZ06evO2J9g6s?si=f9bddc0108454f38 On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clarebowditch Clare's Website: https://clarebowditch.com/ - you can also find Clare's Omas apple tart recipe here!! Connect with Dani On Instagram: www.instagram.com.au/danivenn Website: www.danivenn.com.au Resources discussed in this chat: Self-Help For Your Nerves by Dr Claire Weekes Clare's Podcast: Tame Your Inner Critic via Audible Beyond Blue Lifeline Black Dog Institute Headspace App The Little Prince Book Clare's advice is to always chat to your GP first, and if your GP doesn't make you feel comfortable or it doesn't sit right with you, find another GP TV Series: Fleabag on Amazon Prime See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As Susan Ruben Solomon wrote, perhaps the greatest struggle for a woman artist who has or desires children, is the struggle against herself. No amount of money, no amount of structural change can entirely resolve the fundamental dilemma for the artists mother, the seeming incompatibility of her two greatest passions. The effect is a divided heart, a split self, the fear that to succeed at one means to fail at the other. Rachel Power is a freelance writer, editor, and artist, and mother of 2 from Melbourne, Australia. She has contributed to many publications including Mamma Mia, The Big Issue, Kill Your Darlings and The Age. She has worked as a court illustrator for Channel Nine, production editor of Arena Magazine, and is currently communications manager for the Australian Education Union Victoria. Rachel is the author of Alison Raffish - A life for Art, The Divided Heart, Art and Motherhood and Motherhood in Creativity. After having Rachel's second book, The Divided Heart recommended to me from a number of guests on this podcast, I frantically tracked down the book and read it and was blown away. I was intrigued to meet the woman behind the stories that had resonated with myself and so many others. I reached out to Rachel and she was generous enough to give me this time. Rachel is a mother of two. And in this chat we talk not only about her books, but the challenges she faced in making them. The divided heart is a collection of interviews with artistic mothers, including musician Clare Bowditch and actress Rachel Griffith. Rachel's interviewees had such diverse experiences when combining motherhood and art making.Rachel's book “The Divided Heart: Art and Motherhood”, has suported and inspired so many of my previous guests, and I just had to speak to the woman behind the book.We chat about the book, why motherhood absolutely has to change you, the importance of having your sense of experience validated, why mothers are shamed for sharing their struggles and negative experiences, and breaking the patriarchal stereotypes around the way artists create.Rachel instagramPodcast - instagram / websiteQuotes spoken throughout this episode are taken from Rachel's book 'The Divided Heart - Art and Motherhood'.Music used with permission from Alemjo., Aussie new age and ambient music trio.When chatting to my guests I greatly appreciate their openness and honestly in sharing their stories. If at any stage their information is found to be incorrect, the podcast bears no responsibility for my guests' inaccuracies.
On every form you ever fill out, there's always a tick box about your romantic status — de facto, married, single. Why are we only judged on romantic relationships rather than some of the most important bonds in our life — our friendships? Yumi Stynes writes a love letter to our friends and casually invites herself into the wonderful friendship of Jamila Rizvi and Clare Bowditch.
Xani is a Melbourne based violinist, improviser, singer, song-writer and more. Fuelled by a fiercely uncommon authenticity and limitless vision for the magnitude of her craft, violinist and collaborator, Xani Kolac is amongst the most celebrated musicians of her generation. An AU Review Best Live Instrumentalist award nominee and ten-year stalwart of the Australian indie scene as a member of The Twoks, Xani has since joined forces with Tim Rogers, Jens Lekman, Kate Cebrano, My Friend The Chocolate Cake and Clare Bowditch, appearing live at Arts Centre Melbourne's Hamer Hall and Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and on ABC's RocKwiz. Xani's unbridled joy and onstage energy has cemented her spot as sought-after feature performer for theatre shows including the multi-award-winning Come From Away (2019-20) and festival projects with Melbourne Theatre Company and Malthouse Theatre (Melbourne). Connect with Xani and find out more at: https://www.xanikolac.com/ To get a free download of Mijo's music: https://www.mijobiscan.com/freemusic To get a limited edition, signed CD of Mijo's latest album Golden Moment, head to: https://www.mijobiscan.com/gmcd A video version of this podcast is available at http://www.youtube.com/user/MijoBiscanMusic/Videos Please 'like' the podcast, subscribe, review it and leave us a comment below. Thanks for listening. Stay golden, Mijo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mijobiscan/message
One ARIA Award winner's memoir about dieting, breakdowns and beating anxious thoughts. Clare Bowditch is well known as a musical celebrity but Your Own Kind of Girl: The stories we tell ourselves and what happens when we believe them, clearly shows there is much more to this star. Indeed the book is a heartfelt and honest read that tackles difficult topics with bravery, empathy and care. ⇨ YOU WILL LEARN: * What this popular Allen & Unwin read is all about * How this ARIA winner struggled with causes of anxiety and a major breakdown in her youth * What you can learn from this Australian Book Industry Awards best new writer * See how life stories give hope and help to others Please note: I am not a doctor and the advice in this show is general in nature. Please contact your doctor or health professional for help that suits your specific circumstances. Further resources: Beyondblue https://www.beyondblue.org.au/, Lifeline Australia https://www.lifeline.org.au/ ⇨ FULL ARTICLE Click to read: https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/clare-bowditch/ ⇨ VIDEO PODCAST Click to watch: https://youtu.be/JsFYDYqD4Hk ⇨ FREE GIFT Your Family Stories System: Easily capture your loved ones' memories for future generations - FREE sections, click to sign up: https://wp.me/P8NwjM-b5 ⇨ YOUR SAY What did you think of the book? Do you have a book review suggestion? Leave me a comment below or here https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/contact/ ⇨ RELATED LINKS Best life stories of 2020: Award-winning books to read this holiday season https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/best-life-stories-of-2020/ Book review: Any Ordinary Day by Leigh Sales https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/leigh-sales/ Why write: Why is writing important and why do we write https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/understanding-your-why/ How does memory work? Your questions answered about what is memory and types of memory https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/how-does-memory-work/ Painful stories: How to write about sad memories and hard conversations https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/painful-stories/ Death and dying: How to have hard conversations for your writing https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com/death-and-dying/ ♡ Thanks for listening - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE if you are new and SHARE THE SHOW if you found it helpful! Happy writing! ⇨ ABOUT ME Hi and welcome! My name is Nicola and I help you learn how to write and self-publish life stories for family and friends so that unique memories live on. For decades I've told thousands of people's stories as a print journalist and would love to hear yours! ⇨ WEBSITE https://www.foreveryoungautobiographies.com
You may know Clare Bowditch from her ARIA award-winning music career, her Logie-nominated role on the hit TV series Offspring, or her work as journalist, host and entrepreneur. Clare sits down with best-selling journalist and host Jamila Rizvi to discuss body image, balancing parenthood with a Rockstar lifestyle and working through grief in a beautifully honest conversation. THE WEEKEND LIST: Do: DIY Dumpling dinner party! We recommend miso eggplant Listen:The Sure Thing podcast Listen: Hope D's Cash Only EP Cook:New York Times salted tahini chocolate chip cookies Send us your recommendations! DM us on Instagram @thebriefingpodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Your Own Kind of Girl is the wise, big-hearted and startlingly candid memoir from the multi-talented Clare Bowditch. Told with brutal honesty and playful humour, this book captures the triumphs and tragedies as well as the loves and losses that shaped her life and allowed her to find a sense of her own place in her story. Join one of Australia's best-loved storytellers as she discusses her memoir and writing journey. With Jess McGuire. Recorded for MWF Digital in 2020.
Your Own Kind of Girl is the wise, big-hearted and startlingly candid memoir from the multi-talented Clare Bowditch. Told with brutal honesty and playful humour, this book captures the triumphs and tragedies as well as the loves and losses that shaped her life and allowed her to find a sense of her own place in her story. Join one of Australia's best-loved storytellers as she discusses her memoir and writing journey. With Jess McGuire. Recorded for MWF Digital in 2020.Support MWF: https://mwf.com.au/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Australian authors Kylie Maslen, Fiona Murphy and Jacinta Parsons discuss their memoirs of living with invisible disabilities or chronic conditions and navigating the healthcare system. Kylie's wry and incisive Show Me Where it Hurts: Living with Invisible Illness details life with chronic pain and mental illness, and was named a stand-out book of 2020 by Guardian Australia. Fiona's The Shape of Sound chronicles how she overcame shame and secrecy to claim her Deaf identity, drawing praise from Helen Garner, who said, “I devoured this in a day, fascinated, enlightened, moved”. Jacinta's Unseen trains a microscope on the unique challenges of living with an invisible condition and was dubbed “a generous, brave, moving and deeply insightful work that will change lives for the better” by Clare Bowditch. The three speak with writer, producer, podcaster and illustrator Chloe Sargeant, co-host of the podcast Chronically Fully Sick. Please note that towards the end of this podcast episode, there is a discussion around euthanasia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kate & Mandy are talking to Jamila Rizvi; author, editor, presenter, podcaster, political commentator and mum of Rafi. She describes herself as “pea adjacent” having an acquired disability. At the end of 2017 she was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor. She had 36 rounds of radiation and two brain surgeries, which has done damage in that area of her brain causing a range of issues broadly due to the fact that her pituitary gland doesn’t work.Jamila’s favourite music is from her best friend and musician Clare BowditchJamila’s latest book she edited with Helen McCabe is Untold Resilience, stories of courage survival and love, from women who have gone before.Her daily podcast is called The Briefing (hosted by Tom Tilley with regular rotating co-hosts Jan Fran, Annika Smethurst and Jamila). Now Jamila does The Weekend Briefing, with the episodes being released through The Briefing podcast.Jamila and Clare Bowditch have been folding the washing while talking to amazing people in the online event Quarantine with Jam and Clare on Facebook or Instagram, which is the online version of the popular event series Tea with Jam and ClareThe podcast by Astrid Edwards is called The GarretFollow Jamila on Instagram or FacebookThank you for supporting Too Peas in a Podcast!Website: www.toopeasinapodcast.com.auEmail: toopeaspodcast@gmail.com Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/too-peas-in-a-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Amanda Palmer presents an intimate conversation with Clare Bowditch, recorded March 6th, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia.Clare Bowditch is an Australian actor, radio presenter, and entrepreneur. She started performing in the Melbourne pub circuit at seventeen years old.In 1998, she formed the band Red Raku and recorded two albums along with producer and drummer Marty Brown—who is now her husband, producer and music manager.Her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, is an exploration into her own inner critic that pulls no punches.In this interview we talk about the power of naming your doubts, searching for a higher power in order to stay alive, the importance of how books get into our lives, the most useful experience of Clare’s life, the need to pass on little acts of kindness, how truth is the most important gift we have to offer, dealing with death at a young age, and the cost of telling a story.Twitter:@ClareBowditchWebsite:https://clarebowditch.com/Big Hearted Business:https://www.facebook.com/bigheartedbusiness/No ads.No sponsors.No censorship.We are the media.Exclusive content is available to Patrons only.Go to Patreon.Become a member.Get extra stuff.Join the community at amandapalmer.net/podcast
Clare shares her unique insight into the techniques she's learned to harness anxiety, the importance of community in early motherhood, birthing her twins naturally and starting a family whilst nurturing a new career. For more information about today's topics and any brands, business's or products discussed as well as our Auslan interpreted video's head to www.incommonprojects.com.au Follow us + join the conversation: Instagram Facebook Twitter Thank you for listening and finding out what we all have in common. We'd love to hear from you so if you enjoyed this episode please leave a review and don't forget to hit subscribe. Have a lovely day. More about the show: https://www.incommonprojects.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Celebrating one of Australia's most endearing musicians and personalities.
Music maker, story baker, educator – that’s how ARIA award-winning musicianand Logie award-nominated actor Clare Bowditch describes herself. You mayknow her as the flame-haired songstress who played ‘Rosanna’ in Offspring butthat acclaimed television role is just a drop in the ocean of Clare’s depth ofcharacter, talent and wisdom. In this powerfully intimate conversation, Clare shares the pain of recently losing her mother, the strategies she uses to manage her anxiety, and how our inner critics can hold us back from living the life our our dreams. So, what happens when you decide to change the stories you’ve been tellingyourself? We find out in FORTY. CREDITS: Hosts: Lise Carlaw and Sarah Wills Guest: Clare Bowditch For all things Clare Bowditch, including her book and her Audible Original audiobook, head to: https://clarebowditch.com Instagram: @clarebowditch Producer: Jason Strozkiy - www.strozkiymedia.com CONTACT: Email: hello@thosetwogirls.com.au Instagram: @liseandsarah Facebook: Those Two Girls See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mick Young (aka Young Werther) makes music that wraps you in its arms and slowly seeps into your skin. From the gently finger-picked guitar through his more rollicking moments, to the poetic shivers of his beautiful voice, this is glorious modern folk music for the soul, with a distinctive Australian bent. Mick began his career with Melbourne indie folk/rock band The Restless in 2000 writing all the songs on their critically acclaimed 2004 self-titled album. The album received nationwide radio coverage on Triple J (Australia's national network) and 3 singles from the album were named “King Pick” by Australia's top radio DJ, Richard Kingsmill. After 3 EPs and one album, The Restless went their separate ways in 2006 and Mick became a solo artist under the name Young Werther. In 2008, he released the beautifully haunting, autumnal Treasure mini-album which was named in Beat Magazine's “Singles of the Year”. This success led to shows with some of Australia's biggest names including Paul Dempsey (Something for Kate), Kate Miller Heidke, Clare Bowditch, Katie Noonan and James Reyne. After extensive touring Young released Knights of the Department Store (Popboomerang Records) in 2010 and was named Triple J “Feature Artist”. Mick has recently moved to Europe and now England to grow his fan base there and is working on a new album. Connect with Mick: https://www.facebook.com/youngwerthermusic/ To get a free download of Mijo's music: https://www.mijobiscan.com/freemusic To get a limited edition, signed CD of Mijo's latest album Golden Moment, head to: https://www.mijobiscan.com/gmcd A video version of this podcast is available at http://www.youtube.com/user/MijoBiscanMusic/Videos Please 'like' the podcast, subscribe, review it and leave us a comment below. Thanks for listening. Stay golden. Mijo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mijobiscan/message
Getting Wilosophical with Clare Bowditch... again!
The girls chat about a 'karen' off that Monty had encountered as well as Clare Bowditch joining the show !See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The girls chat about a 'karen' off that Monty had encountered as well as Clare Bowditch joining the show !
BOO! IT’S ANNABELLE! WITH A SURPRISE EPISODE!As you might know already, the girls are on their mid-year break for three weeks, so I’ve put together a few bonus episodes of some of my favourite moments of Shameless interviews, to fill the Mich and Zara shaped hole in my podcast feed. (It was selfish of me, really.)Today’s theme is… success. How do some of Australia’s most accomplished people define it? To them, is success about work or family or something else entirely? We hear from past conversations with activists, influencers, entrepreneurs - you name it. In fact, I’ll name them all below and leave links to find their full Shameless interviews there, too.Today’s lineup: Flex Mami, Courtney Act, Dylan Alcott, Emma Isaacs, Cyan Ta’eed, Zoë Foster Blake, Jess Quinn, Marlee Silva, Lana Wilkinson, Georgie Stone, Jules Von Hep, Rosie Waterland, Matt Okine, Clare Bowditch, Jan Fran, and Emma Carey.As for us? Here are all the links your heart desires!Our book-club.Our Insta profile.Our Facebook Group.And our weekly newsletter!Shameless Podcast runs on the support of our incredible listeners - that's you! So, if you'd like to support the show, we would like that very much. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Then sit back and bask in our eternal, abundant love.Your hosts are Zara Beach Hero McDonald (@zamcdonald) and Michelle Wants Michael Buble’s Attention Andrews (@michelleandrews1).This episode was produced by Annabelle Lee for Shameless Media.
BOO! IT’S ANNABELLE! WITH A SURPRISE EPISODE!As you might know already, the girls are on their mid-year break for three weeks, so I’ve put together a few bonus episodes of some of my favourite moments of Shameless interviews, to fill the Mich and Zara shaped hole in my podcast feed. (It was selfish of me, really.)Today’s theme is… success. How do some of Australia’s most accomplished people define it? To them, is success about work or family or something else entirely? We hear from past conversations with activists, influencers, entrepreneurs - you name it. In fact, I’ll name them all below and leave links to find their full Shameless interviews there, too.Today’s lineup: Flex Mami, Courtney Act, Dylan Alcott, Emma Isaacs, Cyan Ta’eed, Zoë Foster Blake, Jess Quinn, Marlee Silva, Lana Wilkinson, Georgie Stone, Jules Von Hep, Rosie Waterland, Matt Okine, Clare Bowditch, Jan Fran, and Emma Carey.As for us? Here are all the links your heart desires!Our book-club.Our Insta profile.Our Facebook Group.And our weekly newsletter!Shameless Podcast runs on the support of our incredible listeners - that's you! So, if you'd like to support the show, we would like that very much. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Then sit back and bask in our eternal, abundant love.Your hosts are Zara Beach Hero McDonald (@zamcdonald) and Michelle Wants Michael Buble’s Attention Andrews (@michelleandrews1).This episode was produced by Annabelle Lee for Shameless Media.
Much-loved singer/songwriters Clare Bowditch discusses her heart-breaking, wise, and inspirational memoir. Host / Sarah Macdonald If you would like to buy a copy of Clare’s book Your Own Kind of Girl, which is published by Allen & Unwin, go to www.macleansbooks.com.au
So You Want To Be A Writer with Valerie Khoo and Allison Tait: Australian Writers' Centre podcast
We chat to Clare Bowditch about her memoir 'Your Own Kind of Girl'. Discover how to write a page-turning story for kids and 9 manuscript awards you can enter now. Congratulations to Lesley Gibbes and Astrid Scholte being shortlisted for the CBCA Book of the Year Awards 2020. Plus, we have 3 copies of 'Ribbit Rabbit Robot' by AWC alumna Victoria Mackinlay to give away. Read the show notes Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com
How do we manage heartbreak when our best girlfriends start spending more time with their partners and less time with us? How can a teenage girl deal with insecurity and the feeling of being overlooked all the time? And how does a woman navigate a lack of interest in sex with her partner of more than seven years? With special guest CLARE BOWDITCH. ***Please note, this was a special recording of a livestream online event of the Big Sister Hotline, and the audio quality is not as exceptional as it should be!*** Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/clementineford-bigsisterhotline. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It's been almost 20 years since we first met Clare Bowditch. Back in 2003 she grabbed our attention with her brooding debut single “Human Being”. This writer was one we wanted to hear more from, and over the years we'd hear Clare craft many more beautiful songs, star on TV in “Offspring”, and become a leader in the music community as a collaborator and mentor. Until now though, we didn't really know what came before that first song. But last year Clare Bowditch wrote her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, and opened up a childhood story she'd never shared before. That turbulent beginning is why I gave her the theme hurricane songs; music that upended her, turned Clare's world from black and white to technicolour, and ultimately, gave her a sense of renewal. From Donny Hathaway to Bjork to Stella Donnelly, we heard how music had been a commanding force and steady hand throughout her formative years. And how songs had given her the strength she needed when the walls were closing in. This is a beautiful conversation; as much about the healing power of music as it is the kindness we can, and should show ourselves. Nena - ‘99 Luftballons' Donny Hathaway - ‘Little Ghetto Boy' Björk - ‘Hyperballad' Archie Roach - ‘Down City Streets' Stella Donnelly - ‘Tricks'
It’s been almost 20 years since we first met Clare Bowditch. Back in 2003 she grabbed our attention with her brooding debut single “Human Being”. This writer was one we wanted to hear more from, and over the years we’d hear Clare craft many more beautiful songs, star on TV in “Offspring”, and become a leader in the music community as a collaborator and mentor. Until now though, we didn’t really know what came before that first song. But last year Clare Bowditch wrote her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, and opened up a childhood story she’d never shared before. That turbulent beginning is why I gave her the theme hurricane songs; music that upended her, turned Clare’s world from black and white to technicolour, and ultimately, gave her a sense of renewal. From Donny Hathaway to Bjork to Stella Donnelly, we heard how music had been a commanding force and steady hand throughout her formative years. And how songs had given her the strength she needed when the walls were closing in. This is a beautiful conversation; as much about the healing power of music as it is the kindness we can, and should show ourselves. Nena - ‘99 Luftballons’ Donny Hathaway - ‘Little Ghetto Boy’ Björk - ‘Hyperballad’ Archie Roach - ‘Down City Streets’ Stella Donnelly - ‘Tricks’
It’s been almost 20 years since we first met Clare Bowditch. Back in 2003 she grabbed our attention with her brooding debut single “Human Being”. This writer was one we wanted to hear more from, and over the years we’d hear Clare craft many more beautiful songs, star on TV in “Offspring”, and become a leader in the music community as a collaborator and mentor. Until now though, we didn’t really know what came before that first song. But last year Clare Bowditch wrote her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, and opened up a childhood story she’d never shared before. That turbulent beginning is why I gave her the theme hurricane songs; music that upended her, turned Clare’s world from black and white to technicolour, and ultimately, gave her a sense of renewal. From Donny Hathaway to Bjork to Stella Donnelly, we heard how music had been a commanding force and steady hand throughout her formative years. And how songs had given her the strength she needed when the walls were closing in. This is a beautiful conversation; as much about the healing power of music as it is the kindness we can, and should show ourselves. Nena - ‘99 Luftballons’ Donny Hathaway - ‘Little Ghetto Boy’ Björk - ‘Hyperballad’ Archie Roach - ‘Down City Streets’ Stella Donnelly - ‘Tricks’
When Clare Bowditch was 21 years old, she made a promise to herself: that she would one day write a book.The promise came during a period of unrest, unworthiness, and uncertainty for the now musician, actor, radio presenter and entrepreneur.There was one particularly comforting caveat to this promise: that she would wait until she was in her 40s to write it, when it was all behind her.Fast forward two decades, and Bowditch has written that very book, Your Own Kind of Girl published by Allen & Unwin.It’s the result of patience and a promise, and the overlooked art of relinquishing pressure from our life ambitions.In this debut episode of Routines & Ruts, Clare Bowditch discusses taking it one step at a time, the book writing process, and how letting go can bring us the most extraordinary experiences.Read the full show notesBecome A Routines & Ruts Companion to read the full transcript Your Own Kind of Girl by Clare Bowditch * * *To stay tuned, please subscribe or follow the podcast on your preferred listening platform and leave a review on iTunes. You can also sign up to the Extraordinary Routines newsletter, or follow along at @extraordinary_routines on Instagram.Special thanks to: Nelson Dore for the theme music, Scott Stronach for editing, Ellen Porteus for the cover art.
Getting Wilosophical with Claire Bowditch
You know that anxious voice in your head – the one that tells you you’re not good enough, fit enough, thin enough, smart enough – the voice that sabotages all your good intentions? By the end of this episode, we’re betting you’ll have a name for it.Today’s guest, ARIA-award winning singer Clare Bowditch, calls that voice Frank. When she was younger, she had to tell Frank to f*ck off quite often. Nowadays she has a more polite relationship with him, where a simple ‘no thanks’ will do, but it took her a long time to get there. In this chat with WH deputy editor Lizza Gebilagin, Clare gets honest about her struggles with mental health and the stories she shares in her memoir Your Own Kind Of Girl (Allen & Unwin, $29.99). We talk about the strategies that have helped her cope with anxiety, including more on Frank, how she learnt to love her body after going on her first diet at the age of 10, and how she turned her life around.As she writes in her book, “What starts as a breakdown really can become the moment you look back on as a breakthrough, as the moment in which you started to live your own kind of life.”Credits:Your host is Lizza Gebilagin, @lizza_marieWith thanks to special guest Clare Bowditch, @clarebowditchYour producer is Jake TaylorIf you’ve been affected by the themes in this episode, book in for a chat with your GP. For support around body image issues and eating disorders, contact The Butterfly Foundation’s national helpline on 1800 33 4673 or email support@thebutterflyfoundation.org.au. For mental health support, contact Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.Come join our Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/womenshealthau/Follow us on Instagram here: @womenshealthausCheck out our website here: womenshealth.com.au Subscribe to the magazine at: subscribetoday.com.auAnd don’t forget to leave us a rating and review!Uninterrupted is part of the Pacific Podcast Network. To find more shows like this one, follow this link:
Clare Bowditch is a storyteller - a singer, songwriter and memoirist. In 2019 she released her memoir Your Own Kind of Girl. She is also an ARIA Award-winning musician (Best Female Artist), Rolling Stone Woman of the Year (Contribution to Culture), Logie-nominated actor (for her role as 'Rosanna' on hit TV show Offspring), and a former ABC broadcaster. About The Garret The transcript of this interview will be published soon at thegarretpodcast.com. You can also follow The Garret on Twitter and Facebook, or follow our host Astrid Edwards on Twitter or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For our 40th podcast we’re sharing a catch-up between two old friends, Clare Bowditch and Dumbo Feather publisher Berry Liberman. As part of her national tour to promote her debut book, your own kind of girl, Clare visited Byron Bay and made space for this talk. Only two friends catching up could pack this much love, honesty, tears and laughter into half an hour. In the process of writing her book, Clare has confronted the pain and suffering of her 20s, burdened by a deep sense that she didn’t deserve to be happy and coming to terms with the loss of a loved one. A book recommended to her by a family friend explained her mental suffering in a way she could process and provided a coping mechanism. Her recovery and the moments of respite granted her the permission to be courageous. And she hasn’t stopped. Enjoying her second bite at life. The podcast is bookended with two beautiful songs performed by Clare. This edited conversation was produced by Lizzie Marton and the music you hear is by Dennis Liu. Read Clare's conversation with Dumbo Feather - https://www.dumbofeather.com/conversations/clare-bowditch-is-big-hearted/ Find out more about Clare and her book your own kind of girl - https://clarebowditch.com This podcast is sponsored by our friends at G Adventures - https://www.gadventures.com.au
This week, Hugh has an incredibly moving chat with the wonderful Clare Bowditch. If this episode has triggered anything for you around mental health, we strongly recommend lifeline on 13 11 14. The Imperfects is brought to you by The Resilience Project. Produced by Ryan Shelton, Hugh & Josh van Cuylenburg. Thank you also to 'No Mono' for generously allowing us to use 'Keep On' as the theme song for this podcast.
Happy, happy, happy Thursday our favourite listeners! Today on the show, we’re joined by Clare Bowditch, a musician and actress who has now released her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, a book that explores the stories we tell ourselves and what happens when we believe them. In this episode we talk about what it’s like to lose a sister, be sent to a diet doctor when you’re still in primary school, and accept yourself when the world tells you that you shouldn’t.A bit of a trigger warning on this one, too: this episode discusses eating disorders in a manner that might be triggering for some listeners.If you’d love to hear more from Clare, you can do two things: buy her book Your Own Kind of Girl, or follow her on Instagram @clarebowditch.Also a big thank you so much to today’s sponsor Urban You. Don't forget to use our code ‘SHAMELESS’ at checkout for $30 off your clean!Craving more? You're only human. Join our glorious Shameless Podcast Facebook community here, where thousands of like-minded ladies keep each other up to date with the latest celebrity and pop culture stories. Or if Facebook isn't your thing why don't you chuck us a follow on Instagram @shamelesspodcast instead?We know you didn't ask, but yes of course we have a weekly newsletter! So glad you asked. You can subscribe to it here for recommendations, columns and more super fun things (yes, we clickbaited you and we don't regret a thing.)Shameless Podcast is very much an independent vehicle that runs on the support of our incredible listeners - that's you! So, if you'd like to support the show, we would like that very much. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Then sit back and bask in our eternal, abundant love.Your hosts are Zara Beach Hero McDonald (@zamcdonald) and Michelle Andrews (@michelleandrews1).
Happy, happy, happy Thursday our favourite listeners! Today on the show, we’re joined by Clare Bowditch, a musician and actress who has now released her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, a book that explores the stories we tell ourselves and what happens when we believe them. In this episode we talk about what it’s like to lose a sister, be sent to a diet doctor when you’re still in primary school, and accept yourself when the world tells you that you shouldn’t.A bit of a trigger warning on this one, too: this episode discusses eating disorders in a manner that might be triggering for some listeners.If you’d love to hear more from Clare, you can do two things: buy her book Your Own Kind of Girl, or follow her on Instagram @clarebowditch.Also a big thank you so much to today’s sponsor Urban You. Don't forget to use our code ‘SHAMELESS’ at checkout for $30 off your clean!Craving more? You're only human. Join our glorious Shameless Podcast Facebook community here, where thousands of like-minded ladies keep each other up to date with the latest celebrity and pop culture stories. Or if Facebook isn't your thing why don't you chuck us a follow on Instagram @shamelesspodcast instead?We know you didn't ask, but yes of course we have a weekly newsletter! So glad you asked. You can subscribe to it here for recommendations, columns and more super fun things (yes, we clickbaited you and we don't regret a thing.)Shameless Podcast is very much an independent vehicle that runs on the support of our incredible listeners - that's you! So, if you'd like to support the show, we would like that very much. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Then sit back and bask in our eternal, abundant love.Your hosts are Zara Beach Hero McDonald (@zamcdonald) and Michelle Andrews (@michelleandrews1).
The lovely Clare Bowditch is in the studio, Sam Mac also also drops by for a chat, and the Tribal drum was beating for "Tales From Black Magic"!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Clare Bowditch chats with Dr Susan Carland about her frank and powerful memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl. This is a live recording from our event.
Clare Bowditch has an impressive stack of achievements to her name: seven albums, an acting career, a stack of ARIA’s, and a Rolling Stone Magazine ‘Woman of the Year’ nod. But away from the public view, she’s overcome childhood grief, found a way to manage anxiety and embraced life in just about a million ways. Her memoir, 'Your Own Kind of Girl' is out now. | Producers: Bre Jones & Rebecca Merrick
How Clare overcame grief she'd stored away since childhood, found a way to manage anxiety, and embraced a joyful, messy life
The uber-talented performer Clare Bowditch has a BIG important message for the women of Australia. The much-loved ARIA award-winning singer-songwriter and Logie-nominated actress - has just released a memoir that is simply stunning in its ability to tell the story of us. It's the story of young girls who allow their dreams to be derailed by persistent voice of self-doubt. It's the story of women who wait and wish to be thinner and more beautiful, so then their lives can start. It's the story of women who believe that they somehow need to be more. She is here to remind us that we are all more than enough. Clare Bowditch makes you feel lucky to be alive - and who doesn't need that message? We dare you to not fall in love with this unsung Aussie treasure. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Clare Bowditch is an ARIA award-winning singer, songwriter, actress, storyteller, educator and mother of three. And this month, she's added ‘author' to that impressive list of credentials! Following on from Ashe Davenport's insightful interview with Clare for our Family column last week, today the radiant songstress herself makes an appearance on our podcast! She chatted to Lucy about making it in the music biz, keeping the magic alive with her husband and long time collaborator, Marty Brown, and sharing a lifetime of learnings about self-doubt and anxiety, in her brand new book, ‘Your Own Kind Of Girl‘. I first met Clare Bowditch around 10 years ago, and since then have watched her career continue to rise, and also, adapt and morph over time. In the past decade she's turned her hand to so many different creative projects… and it seems there's nothing she isn't good at! She won a logie for her role Offspring, she spent two years presenting ABC radio, she's hosted workshops and events for creative people, and now… of course, she's finally released her first book! The book, of course, is ‘Your Own Kind Of Girl', and it's a memoir of sorts. Clare's passionate followers will know her as a ‘heart-on-the-sleeve' sort of person, and that's very much apparent in this book – and in our podcast conversation! This is a very candid chat about all the things that have led Clare to where she is now, and to the release of this book. There really is something quite magical about Clare. She has an uncanny knack for making you feel like the centre of the universe when she's speaking to you. We very much hope some of that magic comes through in this podcast! Find links and other show notes at https://thedesignfiles.net/podcast
Clare Bowditch is an ARIA-award winning singer, actress and storyteller, who has touched hundreds of thousands of lives with her heart-stirring work.Clare is as beloved as she is successful because she embodies a way of being in the world that is both bold and brave, and beautifully vulnerable.And it’s this vulnerability that is one of her most treasured gifts. It’s evident within her songs, and now it’s laid bare in her new book, Your Own Kind of Girl, which details her struggles with her very loud, very destructive inner critic, who has threatened to keep her life very, very small.This conversation is for anybody who has an inner critic of their own, who has times where they struggle to believe in themselves, who sometimes has dark days, and yet despite all this knows deep deep down that they are worthy and capable of having an amazing life.Our conversation covers:- Clare’s playful way of working with her inner critic, called Frank- What happens with complex grief and the creative life- Her breakdown (dubbed a "break through” by her psychologist) and recovery- The practical, brilliant and surprising resources that have supported her to live her own amazing life todayEnjoy!
Musician, actor, radio presenter and so much more, Clare Bowditch has had a long and illustrious career but now she can add author to her list of achievements with the publishing of her memoir ‘You Own Kind of Girl’. Cass Dunn and Clare have an enlightening and soulful conversation about what happens to a child when they go through trauma, emotional eating, body consciousness and the stories we tell ourselves about the people we think we’re supposed to be. For anyone who has struggled with body issues or grief, there’s a lot to be taken from this episode. Speaking with warmth, humour and vulnerability Clare Bowditch is truly a living piece of Australian art. https://clarebowditch.com/
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Catch up on today's show here on the full podcast!Clare Bowditch! Ann Peacock! Dr. James Haberfield! Dead or Alive! Heaps More! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Clare Bowditch is a musician, actor and songwriter. Her knack for telling stories through her music and performing has touched hundreds of thousands of lives. But what about the stories she used to tell herself? That ‘real life' only begins once you're thin or beautiful, that good things only happen to other people. In this conversation Clare and I talk about dealing with the death of her sister as a child, grappling with obsessive thoughts and how even on the darkest of nights, victory is closer than it seems. Follow Sarah: Instagram: instagram.com/alifeofgreatnesspodcast Facebook: facebook.com/sarahgrynberg Twitter: twitter.com/sarahgrynberg Website: https://sarahgrynberg.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Surprise! We're popping in to your earholes on a Monday with a very special bonus episode featuring the utterly delightful Clare Bowditch - songwriter, actress, storyteller and author of one of the most powerful memoirs Brooke has ever read. In this conversation Brooke and Clare talk about the stories we tell ourselves and why they matter, loss and grief, mental health and healing, learning to be patient and what happens when we show up scared. It's deep, it's funny, it's bittersweet and we hope you enjoy it. Looking for more Slow? Find show notes, resources and links at slowyourhome.com/season4 Follow us on Instagram @slowhomepod Sign up for our love letters Join the Slow Experiment Club over on Patreon Or leave a rating or review in iTunes Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/slow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Clare Bowditch is a bestselling ARIA award-winning musician, a Rolling Stone Woman of the Year, a Logie-nominated actress, a former ABC broadcaster and now an author of her very own memoir called Your Own Kind of Girl. Booktopia's Joel and Olivia sat down with Clare to chat about why she wrote this memoir, her childhood, how we present the notion of value to young girls, social currency, weight and dieting, her writing experience and so much more. Books mentioned in this podcast: Your Own Kind of Girl by Clare Bowditch —> http://bit.ly/2B05eVp Hosts: Joel Naoum and Olivia Fricot Guest: Clare Bowditch
Xani Kolac is a contemporary violinist, composer, bandleader, musical director and industry game-changer. Her unique approach to violin playing blends classical training, jazz improvisation, extended timbral techniques, electronics, looping, percussive grooves. Her playing can be heard across the Melbourne music scene, spanning genres as diverse as contemporary classical, jazz, R&B, rock, folk and musical theatre. She is a Masters graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts/University of Melbourne in improvisation where she studied with Andrea Keller, Peter Knight and Fiona Burnett. She has performed with Paul Grabowsky, Clare Bowditch, Jens Lekman, Tim Rogers and many other artists as well as regularly with her own drums/violin project, The Twoks. Xani has appeared in Malthouse and MTC productions and made her Music Director debut at Black Swan State Theatre Company for Xenides. Passionate about creating more opportunities for female instrumentalists, Xani founded SPIRE who have performed as part of Stand By Your Woman at Hamer Hall in 2017 and 2018. She is currently performing in the award-winning international musical Come From Away at the Comedy Theatre.
Myf's away so Clare Bowditch is coming to play as a special guest Banger! It's been a juicy week too, with the Gold Logie going to Gleeson. Should we / do we care about the Logies? Taylor Swift's public fight for her master recordings gets an explanation from Clare, as we ponder the power of the artist. And Celine Dion is in Paris for Couture Fashion Week. Enough said. Meanwhile we're banging out about a brilliant new music doco, and going Dry in July. Email us: bangon.podcast@abc.net.au
Myf’s away so Clare Bowditch is coming to play as a special guest Banger! It’s been a juicy week too, with the Gold Logie going to Gleeson. Should we / do we care about the Logies? Taylor Swift’s public fight for her master recordings gets an explanation from Clare, as we ponder the power of the artist. And Celine Dion is in Paris for Couture Fashion Week. Enough said. Meanwhile we’re banging out about a brilliant new music doco, and going Dry in July. Email us: bangon.podcast@abc.net.au
Myf’s away so Clare Bowditch is coming to play as a special guest Banger! It’s been a juicy week too, with the Gold Logie going to Gleeson. Should we / do we care about the Logies? Taylor Swift’s public fight for her master recordings gets an explanation from Clare, as we ponder the power of the artist. And Celine Dion is in Paris for Couture Fashion Week. Enough said. Meanwhile we’re banging out about a brilliant new music doco, and going Dry in July. Email us: bangon.podcast@abc.net.au
Dani Doporto for Women In pop chats to Australian singer, songwriter, actor, author and all-round legend Clare Bowditch about her return to music after seven years with the feminist anthem 'Woman'. They also chat about gender equality, motherhood, marriage and mental health.
We love it when our guests sing us out, and some of them are so incredibly talented it really does blow our minds! This selection of amazing sing-outs includes performances from Gorgi Coghlan, Andy Lee, Bernard Curry, Clare Bowditch, Celia Pacquola, Ash Williams, Lucy Durack, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian, Andy Maher, Michala Banas, and of course the one and only Sam Pang! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Clare Bowditch sang us out, Whitney-style and the whole studio was jumping; Scott Cam came by to talk The Block, so did Jess & Norm! Jess, a radio chick, even took the ‘hit the post’ challenge; Leila McKinnon called in to show off about her brand new show Inside Crime, which kicks off tonight on 9; and we made a huge change in Jokes Aren’t Funny! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We talk Mullets with Billy Ray Cyrus; Jeff Kennett came by; Clare Bowditch helps Browny sing, sort of…, and; Browny reviews ‘Celebrity Dog School’, because 10 years or more later it’s no longer ‘too soon’.Listen up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In Episode 8 Claire interviews the incredibly talented Clare Bowditch about her life as a musician, troubadour, creative mentor, motivational speaker, radio host and parent. Her multi-award winning career has spanned 7 original albums as well as the wonderful ability to support and inspire people to live creatively. Clare also performs her wonderful song on creativity called Amazing Life. This episode is a celebration of creativity and essential listening for anyone who is curious about how to make a living from being creative, how to be courageous and how to overcome your own neurosis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mum of three, beloved musician, sometime actor and now popular radio host on her Melbourne ABC local radio show, Clare Bowditch has a lot of irons in the fire. A natural story teller, Clare talks with warmth and openness about a dark time in her life, a time when she couldn’t read the paper or even listen to music and shares the song that was her constant and healing companion.
Bob drops in to chat with Clare Bowditch after her afternoon radio shift at the ABC in Melbourne to talk about parenthood, anxiety and reality television aswell as music by Survivor, Tame Impala & Gretta Ray.
Julie Parker has almost 20 years experience in the world of personal development and coaching. Impressive. And as you can imagine, she's seen lots of changes over those 2 decades of this relatively new industry, and on this episode, Julie shares the good the bad and the ugly with us. Several takeaways from this conversation with Julie: substance WILL win over style in the coaching world, but it takes time niching is an evolution that she thinks is serving us all well how she attracts people to her work and why she doesn't see the need to use podcasts to promote her business Julie was truly one of my favorite guests for so many reasons; great conversation, huge heart of service, and direct honesty. Julie Parker is one of Australia's foremost life and business coaches and trainers with more than a decade's experience inspiring hundreds of clients and thousands of people to create beautiful lives and businesses. The CEO and Founder of The Beautiful You Coaching Academy, Julie passionately trains and supports heart centered and gifted people to bring their talents and love of giving into the world as life coaches. Julie is a published author and Tedx speaker and has shared a speaking stage with Clare Bowditch, Christina Re, Gretel Killeen, Carolyn Cresswell and Gala Darling. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the Australia Day Citizenship Award and Business and Professional Women's Woman of Achievement Award. Julie appears regularly in the media including Today Tonight, A Current Affair, Sunrise and The Morning Show, as well as publications such as Grazia, Cleo, Cosmopolitan, Fitness and Health and national newspapers. She is also the Editor in Chief of inspired COACH Magazine. Julie lives in Melbourne with her husband, stepdaughter and two much loved adopted cats. You can connect with Julie Parker here on her website.
Welcome to the Inspiring Pearls of Wisdom – Podcast #32: Creativity Today our special guest is Today our special guest is Annie Sophia whois a Personal Stylist from Revive My Style. Whether leading a workshop,presenting to groups or helping individuals, Annie Sophia ensures her clientsare celebrated and admired for who they are. Please connect with Annie via her website http://www.revivemystyle.com/ Song Title Artist You tube link 1. When the lights went down Clare Bowditch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub747pprmJ8 2. Electric Blue IceHouse https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUFOVu1CurM 3. When I’m with you Stereo Express https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k3EYt3eqis 4. Don’t Stop Moving Livin Joy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eis9bOYweVo 5. Right here, right now Fatboy Slim https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub747pprmJ8 Please listen stop and listen to these songs aswe introduce them, so you can truly understand why we chose these songs. The links to the songs will be shared on InspiringPearls of Wisdom daily Wednesday toSunday Also provide us with feedback Until next time With Gratitude and Joy Karen Chaston and Kaz (Karen) Pearce PS: Please find us on facebook – InspiringPearls of Wisdom
Julie Parker is one of Australia’s foremost life and business coaches and trainers, with more than a decade of experience, inspiring hundreds of clients and thousands of people to create beautiful lives and businesses. She is the CEO and founder of the Beautiful You Coaching Academy. Julie passionately trains and supports heart-centred, gifted people to bring their talents and love of giving into the world, as life coaches. Julie is a published author and TedX speaker and has shared the speaking stage with amazing ladies such as Clare Bowditch, Christina Re, Gretel Killeen, Carolyn Cresswell and Gala Darling. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the Australia Day Citizenship Award and Business and Professional Women’s Woman of Achievement Award. Julie appears regularly in the media including Today Tonight, A Current Affair, Sunrise and The Morning Show; as well as in publications such as Grazia, Cleo, Cosmopolitan, Fitness and Health and national newspapers. She is also the Editor in Chief of the fabulous Inspired Coach Magazine. Julie lives in Melbourne with her husband, stepdaughter and two much loved adopted cats. Was not having a child due to a personal choice or circumstance? Julie’s story is a mixture of both. She had always thought that she would have children and be a biological mother, but by her early to mid-30’s she hadn’t met the man who was to be her future husband and she started to think differently and accept the possibility of not being a biological mother. Around the same time, she started having gynaecological issues. Shortly thereafter, she met her now husband who had a child from a previous marriage. From the beginning, he was honest with Julie that he didn’t want to have any more children, and being convinced that she had found the man that she would be with for life, having children wasn’t as important to Julie anymore. What was more important was building a great life with her husband and being a good stepmother to his daughter. Her desire to have children greatly lessened, something she came to very much be at peace with. Overall, Julie felt that not having a child emerged to be due to her circumstances, but in the end became a life choice. “The experience of being a woman in the 21st century is so very different to what it was like.” In deciding not to be a biological mother, were there any processes that you had to go through? There was an interesting response from a friend and her mother and Julie had to think very carefully if this was something she would regret. She spent a lot of time by herself and had to dig deeper within herself, as she realised that she needed to be the one who had to be okay with her decision. Julie has always been taken aback with people’s response when they hear that someone has decided not to have children, noting that it is interesting because they don’t respond the same way if people decide to have children. Some responses Julie has found have been that she might have been compromised in some way and she had to them that she was fine. Julie was most concerned about her mother’s reaction to not having children but it came back as a surprise to her. She asked Julie, “are you happy?” to which she answered “never ever been happier in my life”, “Well then, carry on with that! Children do not a marriage make. It’s all about your partnership.” On her relationship with her stepdaughter: Having been a part of her stepdaughter’s life for over 7 years now has been very fulfilling for Julie. Although she does acknowledge that a step-parent’s role is not an easy one at times, she feels very blessed. A big reason for that is because her husband has always been a great father. Some people suspect from someone who may not want to have any more children, that they are tired of being a parent or that it was difficult, but that wasn’t the case at all with her husband. He was at a stage in his life where he was very happy forging a relationship with his daughter and just didn’t feel the need to have more. It seems that there may be a lot of young women out there who thought that having a child would fulfill them and Julie wonders that if they had to make the choice over again, if they would have chosen differently. Everyone is different in their perception of what a beautiful and fulfilling life ought to be. It’s obvious that Julie, through her work in helping other women to be life coaches, utilises her own nurturing and mothering qualities in this way. Unfortunately our society tends to look at women without children as: Someone who couldn’t love others; A mean person; A threat in some way; Someone who doesn’t like kids. A definition of a Mother = to give rise to or to produce. We all do that in different ways. What brings Julie fulfilment in that way? All life coaches that train with Julie are women who want to birth their own business or emerge as a life coach. She has been able to help others create a business or a life which is surrounded by heart and compassion. Julie feels that this is exactly what she was brought here to do. She feels that she helps people give rise to that in their lives and step out into the world with new found confidence and skills to establish their businesses. How do you support yourself on a physical or mental level? Julie has never been much good with routines. She feels that if she sustains a lovely practice that will keep her topped up. Other things that Julie does to nurture herself: Use oils on her body; Meditation; Warm baths; Good wine; Being outdoors in her garden; Spending time with children; Doing her work. She enjoys meditation but also she surrounds herself with incredible and supportive people. She has already cut ties with those who have brought her down in the past. On social infertility: there seems to be a growing phenomenon with women who are accomplished in life but can’t seem to find a man who they would want to have a family with. There is a growing group of women who are empowered and well accomplished in life and at the same time, there seems to be more men who don’t want children as well. It’s creating a mis-match. Another issue is that people stay at home longer and struggle to purchase their own homes. There has been a report on the average cost of raising a child to be just under half a million dollars. It is astronomical to raise a child in our society nowadays. On top of the expenses you also have to be the best parent that you can be. We need to be very clear about our life decisions and at the same time respect other people’s decisions. Unfortunately there are still so many people out there who are very judgmental about others decisions to not have a child. On a practical level, Julie is very busy with her business and travelling. If she had a small child she would have had a lot more to juggle. She realised that if she had had a child, her business would have been very different from what it is now or even potentially may not have happened. On the legacy she wants to leave: the hope that she had inspired people to truly embrace and love themselves for exactly who they are and the choices that they make. She feels that this is really what she needs to do is to help people realise that they are enough. These are people who are natural born givers and helpers. You can find out more about Julie and her work here.
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