Podcast appearances and mentions of donna collins

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - It was Earth Day at Wild Cortes, Cortes Island's centre for natural history, community science and collaborative conservation. “It is a very exciting place to be, with new displays coming in every year, always on Earth Day. That's probably the most important thing to say. It's Earth Day, so let's celebrate,” explained Sabina leader Mense, a professional advisor to Wild Cortes. The centrepiece of this year's displays is the ‘Humpback Comeback' section highlighting the stunning recovery of Humpback Whales in our local waters. Sabina Leader Mense: “They used to be everywhere, then the Douglas Whaling Station was set up in Whaletown Bay. Its history is in the little display here, ‘the Dawson Whaling Company, 1869.' It only lasted a year. They realized it was not the most optimum site, so moved it down to Hornby Island the next year. So we only had the legacy of bonking Humpback Whales on the head and flensing them for a year, but the name stuck. That's how ‘Whaletown' got its name. The Humpbacks completely disappeared. We eliminated them from the Strait of Georgia, not a Humpback to be seen.” Cortes Currents: When did they start coming back? Sabina Leader Mense: “Some of the first Humpbacks that we saw were in the early eighties. I was working out at the Bamfield Marine Station,running research programs, but I put myself through university fishing off the West Coast and would interact with the fishermen. They started telling me that they were seeing Humpback Whales out on the finger bank in the early eighties and sure enough, the Humpbacks were coming slowly back to the coast of BC.” “Then we have this brilliant work by the Marine Education Research Society (MERS) whose work Donna Collins is featuring in this display.” “The Marine Education and Research Society has been documenting them and identifying them individually,” said Collins, who is also one of Cortes Wild's co-curators. “Donna has done a fantastic job. There's lots of pictures and all kinds of interesting things, including two sea lion skulls, both of which were found on local beaches,” added Laurel Bohart, Cortes Wild's other co-curator. Sabina Leader Mense: “We can reliably identify Humpback Whales from the underside of their tail flukes, as well as the little nubbin that we call the dorsal fin but the underside of the tail flues is very characteristic. They have these colorations, black and white splotches, big chunks taken out of them, very readily identified by the underside of the tail flukes.” Donna Collins: “As of 2024, 776 Humpback Whales have been identified.” Sabina Leader Mense: “That's in their entire catalog for BC.” “We brought Jackie Hildering, from MERS, in six years ago. 86 individual Humpback Whales were identified in 2019. This figure of 86, why it's so impressive is it's from here. There were 86 individua Humpbacks found in the area from the northern end of Cortes to Powell River, across to Heriot Bay on Quadra Island.”

Murph is joined by Donna Collins and Jez Watts to discuss Season 9's The Last Temptation of Krust

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - The Audobin Society has been holding Christmas Bird Counts across North America for the past 125 years. On Cortes Island it is co-sponsored by the Cortes Island Museum and Birds Canada. Thirty-nine walkers, cyclists, boaters, and people in cars participated in Cortes Islands 2024 Christmas Bird Count. This was the third time that more than 4,000 birds have been counted since the islands first Christmas Bird Count in 2001. A new record was set: 4,545 Birds were listed. Donna Collins explained, "We had more birders out, more areas covered and lots of birds counted."  The most numerous species were 1,057 Surf Scoters. There were also three unusual sightings. This is the first time Ring-billed gulls have been listed in a Christmas count. Laurel Bohart counted 32. Turkey vultures are not usually seen this time of year. One was seen during the week in 2014, but it did not make it into the official count. Sierra Sullivan saw a Turkey vulture this year.  Michael Sullivan saw three American coots.     Laurel Bohart and Donna Collins agreed to describe their experience of the day.   Laurel Bohart: "Donna showed up at my place in Squirrel Cove. I had already looked at the birds on my feeder, which were maybe 12 Juncos. We went directly to the dump  to check on birds there  and spotted 6 Ravens. Of course, they're always there when the dump is open because of food. Along with them, there were some wrens."   Donna Collins: "We were having a hard time because we could hear them, but couldn't see them." Laurel Bohart: "It's hard to see them because they were lurking in the bush. We spent some time just on the driveway, in and out of the Recycling Centre.  Unfortunately my binoculars aren't very good and her eyes are better than mine and sharper. So she was just describing what they might be. We had the bird book with us and were frantically looking through the pages."   "We saw a whole cloud of Pine Siskins."   Cortes Currents: Can either of you recognize the birds by their sounds?   Laurel Bohart: "A Wren's like ‘chik chik, chik chik, chik chik, chiche, chik, chik, chiche, chik,  chik.' That's the alarm call."   "The other calls were more a mingled sound,  kind of a high pitched ‘we wi wi wi  wi  wi.'”   Cortes Currents: What was that? Laurel Bohart: "That would be birds higher up in the trees and no, I couldn't really tell which ones they were. I could hear them, although my hearing aid is not perfect." "The  adventure came  first of all, when we went down to the waterfront by the Squirrel Cove store."  "I have never seen so many gulls in my life. The gulls were Glaucus-winged Gulls mostly.  There was one Mew gull, one Bonaparte's and a bunch of Ring billed gulls,  all splashing very happily right around, right in the creek's mouth and making a great deal of noise." "What was happening was the gush of water out of the Basil Creek estuary was fanning farther out into the ocean. Behind that fan, where all the birds were in front, there were sea lions or seals. We had a line of a couple dozen Bufflehead ducks cleaning their feathers in the fresh water. There were Goldeneye ducks, I think there was four. There was a whole line of Surf Scoters, at least a dozen."   "What caught our attention was the crows between there and the Klahoose First Nation." Cortes Currents: In the final tally it says you saw 89 crows. Do you have any explanation for that number?  

Murph is joined by Katherine Allan,  Lucy Caruana, Rob Caruana, Timothy Clark, Donna Collins, Lisa Dib, Roland Hoffmann, Sonia Di Iorio, Martin Dunlop, Chris Heaslip, Adrian Pelly, Nick Quon, Claire Sullivan, Caity Tracey & Jeremy Webb to discuss Season 8's You Only Move Twice

On this month's M2P podcast, our very own Amy Diller interviews her friend and single mom Donna Collins. Donna shares her story of raising her son as a single parent and she offers insight on how leaders in the church can help and support single parents in meaningful ways. In this conversation, Donna provides practical advice from her own experiences. She also offers words of encouragement for single parents and talks about some ways she has navigated her journey through the years. Sass and Kerry join in to offer their perspectives, and we're excited to introduce a new member of the M2P team, Chris Hargrove.

Join LaTangela as she chats with the outstanding leaders of Love Impact Coalition on the #TanLine Donna Collins Lewis and Dr. Nicole Thomas are two very influential women, bringing healthcare resources to communities on block at a time.  Providing FREE health clinics issuing Medical, Dental and Vision to all. Find out more details on upcoming clinics and ways to support HERE Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 26th 7a.m.-6p.m. 275 S. River Rd. Baton Rouge, La. 70802 RADIO -  WEMX- Baton Rouge, La. Mon-Fri 10a.m.-3p.m.CST KTCS - Beaumont, Tx. Mon-Fri 3-8 CST WWO -  YouTube - #LaTangelaFay Podcast - ALL digital platforms - #iTunes #Spotify #WEMX #WAFB+ www.LaTangela.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Murph is joined by Lucy Caruana, Rob Caruana & Donna Collins to discuss the first half of the second season of the original Simpsons shorts that aired on The Tracey Ullman Show in the '80s

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - There will be a special Taxidermy Showcase at Wild Cortes on Saturday, September 14.    Cortes Currents interviewed Laurel Bohart and Donna Collins, the co-curators of Wild Cortes, in the exhibition area. The bird songs in the audio of this story are from a recording of local birds, which provides atmosphere for the displays but is unrelated to this story. Collins gave an overview of the plan for the evening, starting from the opening at 6 PM. “Laurel is going to have a brief talk, and then we'll have lots of time to wander through all of the birds and see what's there. We're going to showcase Laurel's taxidermy from Africa and also some  local animals not necessarily from Cortes Island  that maybe nobody has ever seen before. There's also going to be some Nigerian artwork and interesting things like there's a Bird of Paradise under glass."  "Mostly they're in very unique postures,  for example, our Snowy Owl with the wings completely up. This is the posture that they take just as they're going to step off the posts, or whatever they're on, and take flight.

TGSTS welcomes a very special guest to the pod, Donna Collins. Donna, former boss and lifelong mentor to Em and Mo, joins the pod to share some funny stories, wise insights on dating, and to help Mo write her new list. Listen in as we answer questions like "Is it okay to be judgmental when picking a partner?" and "Where is Mo's Vegan Redhead Viking?" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tgsts/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tgsts/support

Arrow Media Podcasts is proud to support Women's history month with our Leaders in Modern Women's History segments. To watch the video of these interviews head to www.ashlandarrowmedia.org Donna Collins the the executive director of the Ohio Arts Council, a state agency that funds and supports quality art experiences and strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. Donna and her agency fund arts and arts education in all 88 counties in Ohio.

To close out the year and celebrate 75 episodes, Murph has organised a special quiz to find out who the biggest Simpsons dork is out of regular guests Katherine Allan, Timothy Clark and Donna Collins

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - Laurel Bohart and Donna Collins were the recipients of this year's Jo Ann Green Award.  
"We thought they encapsulated what the Joanne Green Award is about. We had a number of nominations, but we considered their's to be the best because of all the work that they've done for Wild Cortes. They put in a lot of unseen work in the background to make the Wild Cortes exhibit the success it's been, and they're doing that as volunteers," explained Helen Hall, Executive Director of the Friends of Cortes Island (FOCI). 
Every year at their AGM, FOCI gives the Jo Ann Green award to a worthy Cortes Island resident in recognition of their contribution to the environmental wellbeing of the community. 
Helen Hall: "They are both putting countless hours into displays and staffing of the World Cortes exhibit, the one satellite exhibit of the Cortes Museum and Archives. Laurel is entirely responsible for all the taxidermy mounts in the exhibit and is the sole curator of the Raven's Relations exhibit.  Donna took over the much needed lead management of the Wild Cortes exhibit after Lynne Jordan moved off island. She offers administrative and creative energy into the new exhibits and the weekly operations of Wild Cortes, and jokes about this space being her home away from home."  
Cortes Currents: What do you think about receiving the Joanne Green Award?  
Donna Collins replied, "It was a real shock, but it was a real feather in our caps for all the work. More so for Laurel, because she's just done so much work. This is her life. All I've done is helped her showcase it a little bit better and get people out to see it.”  
"A big thank you to FOCI for even thinking of us. Helen told me that it was a unanimous decision by the FOCI board that we would be the winners. She said there were other nominees, but it just went straight to us and  that tells me something. It means a lot to us."  Collins mentioned local biologist Sabina Leader-Mense, whose work is well respected in the wider scientific community. 
Donna Collins: "I think Sabina got the honour before and I'm figuring: if we're up there with Sabina, we're doing well."
 Cortes Currents: You're also on the board of the Cortes Island Museum.  How did they react to the news that  you and Laurel had been chosen for the Jo Ann Green ward? 
Donna Collins: "The board was absolutely blown away. It's just such a big surprise to see Wild Cortes doing really well, it had stumbled along for quite a few years."   
“Wild Cortes is important because of our ability to put out information like: What's happening with our wildlife?  How our little island is doing as far as global warming? And the science behind things. “So that people can make good decisions about what to do and what not to do."  
Helen Hall: "We hope that people are not only learning about natural history, but also caring more about it and wanting to do something more about it too. So, Laurel and Donna were a really good fit for this award and we were delighted to give it to them."  
Laurel Bohart added, "We have choices to make, and we're trying to show people what the choices are. Maybe that's one reason we got the award."  
"If we can trigger a few people to understand and to start working with, say, putting in gardens instead of lawns, all the basic things we can do to help mitigate the issues we've got.  If everybody does a little bit, and there's a lot of people on this planet, then I think we can turn it around."

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Murph is joined by Lucy Caruana, Rob Caruana and Donna Collins to chat about the Season 5 episode Rosebud

Donna Collins Lewis is a former metro council member and current candidate for clerk of court. We speak about the current climate within the Democratic Party, the role of the clerk of court, the future of the city,and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a rocket attack in Kandahar, army veteran Donna Collins struggled with PTSD. But when Syrian refugees began arriving in Nova Scotia, she found renewed strength and purpose helping them get settled - and one refugee in particular. A story about the surprises of starting over, from producer Moira Donovan that first aired in 2018.

Murph is joined by Timothy Clark and Donna Collins to chat about the Season 7 episode Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - Wild Cortes celebrated Earth Day, on Saturday April 22, with the opening of the new Mother Tree Exhibit. One of the advantages of being among the first to arrive, is that the facility was not too crowded. There were only half a dozen people when Wild Cortes opened at noon. Local biologist Sabina Leader-Mense agreed to give Cortes Currents a walk through. She was making some last minute touches to the exhibit when I asked some of the first viewers, ‘What's your impression of the exhibit?' “It's actually pretty amazing. This is my first time seeing it,” replied Charissa Hunt. “What do you especially like?” asked Cortes Currents. “The way it's set up and how everything's so easy to see and accessible for kids too,” she said. Co-curator Donna Collins was attaching one of the last labels to the Mother Tree display, when Leona Jensen exclaimed, “Well Donna, I'm amazed - the displays have improved so much!” The main exhibition room was filling up by this time. Alona Levesque was deeper in the room, where several species of owls were perched upon the shelves and a young fawn looked up from a patch of salal bushes. “I like all the taxidermy animals. My sister is apprenticing with Laurel Bohart, who does the taxidermy.” My walk through with Sabina Leader-Mense (SLM) began after that. SLM: “We are here at the 2023 opening of the Mother Tree Exhibit, for the Cortes Wild Partnership, at the Linnaea Education Center. Cortes Wild is a partnership of five organizations. The Cortes Island Museum and Archive Society, the Forest Trust for the Children of Cortes Island Society, Friends of Cortes Island Society, Linnaea Farm Society, and the Discovery Islands Ecosystem Mapping Project from Read Island. We're a regional partnership that got together in 2018. Cortes Wild is the brainchild of Lynne Jordan, the former president of the Cortes Island Museum.” “This beautiful display we have behind us, created by Laurel Bohart in about 2000, is called Wild Cortes. It follows water from falling on the bluffs of Cortes, moving through the forest, through the riparian, into the wetlands, and eventually into the sea. This was the permanent display at the museum and, as we all know, the building is very small. As we tried to bring new things in, it was constantly being reduced or compromised, and Lynne really wanted to see it find a permanent home. So she went out looking, talked to the Linnaea Farm Society and found this permanent home for the Wild Cortes Exhibit. Then, around that, we created the Cortes Wild Partnership just to have fun with the words.” “Every year, or every second year, we try to have a new exhibit. This year the main exhibit in the display gallery is called ‘the Mother Tree.' Donna Collins, Director with the Cortes Island Museum, Laura Bohart, our taxidermist, came together and said, ‘Let's celebrate Suzanne Simard.' They had read her book, Finding the Mother Tree, and were very impressed with Suzanne's work. They said, ‘Let's celebrate the work of Suzanne with a beautiful canvas of a Mother Tree!' So they brought in Kathleen Pemberton, a fabulous Whaletown artist. Kathleen created a mother tree at the center of the display for us, and the other partners from Cortes Wild brought in their individual ways in which they celebrate forest on Cortes.” “Suzanne Simard, for people that may not know her name, is a Professor at the University of British Columbia, in the Forestry Department. She has created a bit of a stir globally with respect to her research on mycorrhizal networking communications systems happening below the ground in our coastal temperate rainforest. It's called the ‘wood wide web.' Suzanne is a very, very influential researcher in that field.”

Murph is joined by Katherine Allan and Donna Collins to chat about the Season 8 episode Treehouse of Horror VII

Murph is joined by Rob Caruana, Lucy Caruana and Donna Collins to chat about the Season 2 episode Principal Charming

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - ‘Climate Crisis: The Cascade Effect' opens at Wild Cortes, in the Linnaea Education Centre, 1 PM on Sunday May 29, 2022. Co-curator Donna Collins explained that this exhibit illustrates what the climate crisis is doing to our natural habitat, especially deer and the island's apex predators. Deer ticks are already a problem, but they will take a greater toll as temperatures rise. “The yearlings are usually the ones that suffer. They can't get enough nutrition, then the ticks take over and the deer doesn't make it,” she said. There have been two possible cases of Adenovirus Hemorrhagic Disease (AHD) on Cortes Island. This is a fatal blood disease that has been spreading throughout Vancouver Island's deer populations. “This disease also transfers to humans,” warned Collins. “The only thing that we're being told at the moment is to just leave the deer, don't touch it. I guess the animals will decide whether they want to eat or not.” “The cougars are the ones that are going to be hit first and the hardest because they have to make fresh kills about every three or four days if they're taking care of kittens. If not, then they can go on a kill a week, two weeks, something like that.” She described Cortes Island's cougars as a transient population, which swim between islands. So do bears, that's how the grizzly arrived on Quadra Island last year. Collins said last year's heat wave burned a lot of the shrubs and berries that bears normally eat. “Bears will probably start looking for apples and things like that. They're trying very hard to eat as much as they can so that they can make it through the winter.” Collins mentioned the problem Cortes Island had with the Whaletown and Squirrel Cove Bears two years ago. People will have to be careful. Don't leave compost or garbage out and definitely do not feed wild animals “You don't want animals getting accustomed to equating humans with food. And that's where you start getting problems between humans and predators, even the prey,” she said. “If the deer are all around and you keep feeding them, then next thing you know, the wolves are thinking, ‘Hmm. A lot of deer over here, let's see what's for lunch.'” Cortes Island's wolves may be especially hungry this year. Between 75% and 85% of their food normally comes from the ocean. “The heat dome baked a whole bunch of shellfish and other things that the wolves normally would have been eating. So now the deer will probably be more impacted by the wolf pack,” said Collins. She explained that everything is out of balance because of the rise of global temperatures. New species of insects and animals are entering our area. Barred Owls, for example, were originally found on the east coast. “The owls that normally inhabit our island have absolutely no defences against this rather large owl. The Barred Owls are predating on the smaller owls like the Saw-whet and the Pygmy Owls,” said Collins.

Murph is joined by Katherine Allan and Donna Collins to chat about what people voted for as their favourite gag from The Simpsons, and reveal which jokes got the most votes.

Murph is joined by Donna Collins and Ben Searle to chat about the Season 6 episode The PTA Disbands!

Murph is joined by Katherine Allan and Donna Collins to chat about the Season 6 episode Lisa's Rival  

Murph is joined by Donna Collins and Luka Muller to chat about the Season 7 episode The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular

Murph is joined by Katherine Allan and Donna Collins to chat about the Season 7 episode Summer of 4 Ft. 2

Roy L Hales / Cortes Currents - The Cortes Island Museum's Wild Cortes exhibit is reopening at Linnaea Farm on Earth day, Thursday, April 22nd, with ‘the Big Three.' The big three: bears, cougars & wolves As Jane Newman, Managing Director of the Museum, explained, “There will be an exhibit opening there that's called the Big Three and I am sure people have been reading about in our newsletter, Tideline, the Cortes Marketer etc. It's basically about the three large predators on Cortes: bears, cougars and wolves. The catalyst for Laurel Bohart and Donna Collins was the real activity of bears in Whaletown and Squirrel Cove this winter.” As Bohart explained last November, when the Squirrel Cove Bear was still at large, “The Big Three is what we're calling the next exhibit and Sabina (Leader-Mense) has nicely taken down her species as risk stuff for us. So we have a space to put up some information and Donna Collins, our museum's new President, is making supports for the skins that are in there. A cougar, wolf and bear, which all came from my taxidermy business when I was a commercial taxidermist. They were given to me. They were all legally taken and yes they were shot.” The three skins The bear is a fall female, about the same size as the bears on Cortes Island. Jason Bradley had Bohart work on two wolves, which he killed when there were a lot of wolves on Cortes Island. One was an Alpha male, whose pelt was made into a rug, which Bradley took with him when he moved to Saskatchewan. “He said the eyes followed him around the room,” explained Bohart. “I said, that's good.” The wolf in the exhibit was killed in the lavender field around 2008. “The cougar came from Vancouver Island and was shot by a cougar hunter who simply wanted the meat. He gave me the pelt. We're talking like, in the 1990s,” said Bohart. The Exhibit Newman added that this seemed like a good opportunity to create an exhibit that combines old stories drawn from the archives and more recent experiences of “how we can co-exist and keep these animals wild.” A documentary film will be played when people come into the space. Newman explained that the first people to view this exhibit on April 22nd will be from the Cortes school. “The students will go over that afternoon and if anyone from the general public wants to see it that day, they'd be very welcome to come probably after the students have left.” she said. “There will be no refreshments that day, so we are calling it a soft opening. Later, when we feel like we can be a little bit more celebratory and invite people to the space – that will probably happen in late June or early July.” photo credit: Cougars by Claire Gribbin via Flickr (CC BY SA, 2.0 License)

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Donna Collins, Executive Director of the Ohio Arts Council talks with musician, Joe Hebdo. Find out more about Hebdo at www.hebdomusic.com and IG @Hebdomusic. Reese Brothers and Nicolettecinemagraphics brings you Art Tells a Story, Let it Tell Yours, a live show featuring artist interviews from four arts groups around Columbus. Tune in every Thursday at 4:30 to see the videos live on facebook or YouTube. Look for previous and upcoming interviews by: Columbus Museum of Art Goodwill Art Studio & Gallery Greater Columbus Arts Council Hammond Harkins Galleries Not Sheep Gallery Ohio Arts Council Sharon Weiss Gallery Donte Woods-Spikes Columbus College of Art and Design Wild Goose Creative

Donna Collins, Executive Director of the Ohio Arts Council talks with mosaic artist, Vicki Murphy. Find out more about Vicki at vickimurphymosaics.com/ Reese Brothers Productions and Nicolettecinemagraphics bring you Art Tells a Story, Let it Tell Yours, a live show featuring artist interviews from four arts groups around Columbus. Tune in every Thursday at 4:30 to see the videos live on facebook or YouTube. Look for previous and upcoming interviews by: Columbus Museum of Art Goodwill Art Studio & Gallery Greater Columbus Arts Council Hammond Harkins Galleries Not Sheep Gallery Ohio Arts Council Sharon Weiss Gallery Donte Woods-Spikes

We remotely join each other to Well, Actually the 1992 movie Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

We remotely join each other to Well, Actually the 2000 movie Centre Stage.

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What's that? Two guests?? Who would have thought it was possible! This is a very fun and dumb episode of 4 good friends learning none of them are ready to be parents.Like our Facebook pages: Vic & Em, Emily Tresidder, Hands Down Comedy. Follow us on Instagram @vicandem949, @vicsta.gram, @emtrez, or on Twitter @vicandem, @vickyhanlon, @EmilyTresidder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We remotely join each other to Well, Actually the 2001 cult classic Josie and the Pussycats

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Donna Collins Well, Actually's her love of Murder, She Wrote

This week Murphy is joined by his mates guys Prue Blake, Donna Collins, Andrew Portelli and Matthew Vasquez at The Imperial Hotel to drink Little Creatures IPA and discuss peeing, The 7 Club, getting angry, Prue's boyfriend, wireless headphones, The 17 Club, and more! Find everyone here: www.prueblakedoescomedy.com/  facebook.com/entertheportman/ www.comedyfestival.com.au/2020/shows/people-of-comedy facebook.com/DonnaCollinsComedy/ murphymclachlan.com nd please like the FB page: facebook.com/beereyematesguys

Sashi Perera joins us to Well, Actually her love of Bend It Like Beckham.

Prue Blake joins us to Well, Actually her love of Monty Don.

Liv Hewson returns to Well, Actually their love of the 1998 musical Cats (and not the 2019 movie).

Timothy Clark joins us to Well, Actually his love of The Academy Awards.

New year, old podcast. Donna, Vicky and Katherine are far too hungover to record a new episode, so instead they’ve put together a BEST OF to get you through the rest of the holidays.Listen back to our best moments with previous guests Liv Hewson, Scout Boxall, Peter Jones, Elyce Phillips, Cat Finch, Nick O'Connell, Anna Piper Scott and Lena Moon, with plenty of air horns, off topic tangents and drop ins from Official Fact Checker of the Podcast Siobhan Hanlon to keep us on track.We’ll be back next week with a BRAND NEW EPISODE! (If we’re not still too hungover.)

Merry Boxing Day! Grab a plate of leftovers, fill your glass with some egg nog and listen to a very special episode of Well, Actually where we review our beloved Carly Rae Jepsen’s Melbourne concert!Vicky and Katherine are joined by past guests Emma Holland, Anna Piper Scott, Siobhan Hanlon and Elyce Phillips in the bar after the show to talk about Carly Rae Jepsen (aka the inspiration for our podcast) in all her sparkly glory while Donna lounges on a beach somewhere.

Emily Tresidder joins us to Well, Actually her love of British Reality TV.

Siobhan Hanlon joins us to Well, Actually her love of American Ninja Warrior.

Lena Moon joins us to Well, Actually her love of cults.

Happy episode 20! Katherine Well, Actually's us about her love of the movie MacGruber.

Christopher Demos joins us to Well, Actually his love of the TV series Survivor.

Michelle Brasier joins us to Well, Actually her love of the Fast & Furious Franchise.

Jemry Robin joins us to Well, Actually his love of schlock horror films.

Gamze Kirik joins us to Well, Actually her love of European Poker Tournaments.

This week comedian, friend and one of Vicky's Well, Actually co-hosts, Donna Collins chats about why cats shouldn't be pets, why children just don't give a shit, and why hot dogs definitely have New York accents. Find Donna's art Instagram here, her comedy Instagram here and her Facebook here. Listen to "Well, Actually" here.Like our Facebook pages: Comedy Gems, Emily Tresidder, Hands Down Comedy. Follow us on Instagram @comedygems, @vicsta.gram, @emtrez, or on Twitter @thecomedygems, @vickyhanlon, @EmilyTresidder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Josh Webb joins us to Well, Actually his love of board games.

Anna Piper Scott joins us to Well, Actually her love of found footage horror movies.

Nick O'Connell joins us to Well, Actually his love of sports stadiums.

Cat Finch joins us to Well, Actually her love of the Gilmore Girls

Rose Bishop joins us to Well, Actually her love of Northcote Plaza.

Happy episode 10! We go sans guest so Vicky Well, Actually's her love of the Mission Impossible franchise.

This week Murphy is joined by his mates guys Rose Bishop, Donna Collins and Jacqueline Mifsud to drink Coopers Best Extra Stout and discuss fruit, Aldi, DVDs, Subway, The 6 Club, cheese, popcorn, crabs, The 7 Club, Yoplait, Knoppers, The 8 Club, vegetables, and more! Check Donna out here: https://www.facebook.com/DonnaCollinsComedy/ Rose here: https://www.facebook.com/roseybish/ And Jacqueline here: https://www.facebook.com/Jacquelinemifsudcomedy/ All Murphy's stuff is here: murphymclachlan.com Follow Beer Eye on Twitter: twitter.com/matesguys And please like the FB page: facebook.com/beereyematesguys/

Elyce Phillips joins us to Well, Actually her love of Dungeons and Dragons.

Avery Hutley joins us to Well, Actually her love of anime and Pokemon.

Luka Muller joins us to Well, Actually his love of the MMA.

Naomi Holmes joins us to Well, Actually her love of Korean skincare.

Peter Jones joins us to Well, Actually his love of memes from Finland.

Scout Boxall joins us to Well, Actually their love of LARP.

Emma Holland joins us to 'Well, Actually' her love of Brendan Fraser

Liv Hewson joins us to 'Well, Actually' their love of googling how different animals mate.

The podcast celebrates Christmas in July as we revisit Jingle All The Way, the movie where Arnold Schwarzenegger fights a group of Santas trying to sell bootleg children's toys. Of course, this is likely in direct retaliation to Turbo Man taking over the starring role in the Christmas parade, but what can 30 Santas do in the face of consumerism gone mad. Donna Collins joins Rob and Jemry on the podcast, as we discuss the ethical problems with continuing franchises and feeding poisoned 14-year-olds into woodchippers, as well as touching on Jingle All The Way for a moment or two.

Every decade of her life, Donna Collins has done something completely different. From art teacher, to art consultant to the Saudi Arabian royal family, to feng shui instructor, to entrepreneur, Donna has followed her passions and interests wherever they take her. Tune in to this conversation with the CEO and founder of Jelly Queens as we talk about creativity, passion, pivots, and more.Support the show

Doing Business in Connecticut is an annual publication of the Hartford Business Journal, and in this episode of CERCONOMY, Donna Collins, the Associate Publisher of HBJ sits down with CERC to share how DBIC showcases the many advantages the state offers to companies - domestic and foreign - to grow and thrive, and how the publication has become a resource guide for government officials and top-level executives to help support efforts to attract new businesses to Connecticut. http://www.doingbusinessinct.com/

This week Murphy is joined by his mates guys Donna Collins, Gamze Kirik and Josh Webb to drink Boatrocker Sunshine & Rainbows Tahitian Lime (and 1893 Original Pepsi Cola) and discuss Marvel, all you can eat restaurants, Germany, soda water, Taco Bell, game shows, Turkey, cider, shaking up cans, and more! Check out Donna and Gamze at the MICF : https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2019/shows/sweet-potatoes And also check out Josh at the MICF: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2019/shows/pretty-good-lineup Murphy is not doing MICF this year but check out his stuff here: www.murphymclachlan.com Follow Beer Eye on Twitter: https://twitter.com/matesguys Like the FB page: www.facebook.com/beereyematesguys/ Please if you don't already, subscribe to the pod and give it a rate/review on iTunes

It's the fourth annual Christmas show and the second annual Beer Eye Awards! Yeah yeah yeah! This Christmas, Murphy was joined by his mates guys Katherine Allan, Firdi Billimoria, Rob Caruana, Timothy Clark, Donna Collins, Lisa Dib, Zack Dyer, Blake Freeman, Claire Hagan, Vicky Hanlon, Tim Hewitt, Roland Hoffmann, Emma Holland, Aidan “Taco” Jones, Annie Louey, Lucy Millinski, Luka Muller, Nick Quon, Ben Searle, Claire Sullivan, Matthew Vasquez, Jeremy Webb, and Josh Webb in his backyard to drink Tooheys Old. Murphy also announces the winners of Beer of the Year, Episode of the Year, Lifetime Achievement Award, Best Newcomer, and Mate Guy of the Year! As a special holiday present to your old pal Murph, please do one or all of the following: Follow Beer Eye on Twitter https://twitter.com/matesguys Like the FB page www.facebook.com/beereyematesguys/ And rate/review the pod on iTunes! Seasons Greetings from all of us here at Beer Eye with your Mates Guys! (aka me, Murphy)

This week Murph is joined by his mates guys Firdi Billimoria, Donna Collins, and Zack Dyer to drink Moon Dog Thunder Lips Yuzu Red IPA and discuss seasons, Syphilis, fist bumps, Zack's job, robes, Tom Keele, jackets, US remakes, yoga, babies, attractive comedians, cider, and more! Check out Firds here: www.facebook.com/firdicomedian/ Donna Collins here: www.instagram.com/donnatello24 Zacky D here: twitter.com/localfunnyman And your boy Murphy here: murphymclachlan.com Please like Beer Eye on the socials and subscribe and rate n review yeah?

This week Murph is joined by his mates guys Donna Collins, Mathew Hespe, and Josh Webb to drink Quiet Deeds Pale Ale (and Cascade Ginger Beer) and discuss Harry Potter, ice-cream, Murphy's fridge, jam, Bowling for Columbine, sex ed, Little Fat Lamb, university, Arnotts Shapes, jelly beans, Planet of the Apes, lamingtons, paper towel, and more! Murphy's MICF show starts on Wednesday 28th March. Book tix here:  https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/mclachlan-oclocklan Josh and Mathew are part of this: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/neapolitan And Donna is part of this: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/awkwardness Please rate/review the poddy on iTunes!    

This week Murph is joined by his mates guys Simon Carter, Donna Collins, and Peter Jones to drink Doss Blockos Pale Lager (and V) and discuss cider, James Bond, fighting, Wangaratta, mole people, Cruisers, milk, Club Voltaire, straws, Tooheys Extra Dry, and more! Here are the deets for Murph's MICF show: trybooking.com/TJGA And Peter is doing this: https://micf.tickets.red61.com/performances.php?eventId=3936:275 Also check out this MICF show that Simon's in: https://micf.tickets.red61.com/performances.php?eventId=3936:284 And Donna is in this show: https://www.facebook.com/events/183819235542544/ Please rate/review the podcast if ya like it! Cheers

Billy-Joe hosts Mad Dog Comedy's pre-show podcast, interviewing guest comedians Mike Barnes, Hamish Paterson, Miriam Levy, Tony Ridler, Eurydice Dixon, Donna Collins and Leo Maclatchy! Read More ...