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You've stumbled across one of our BONUS EPISODES Damo sits down with Dan Batten of the Geelong Advertiser to chat about Geelong on the track this pre-season @danbatten_ on Twitter thefootymailbag.net

  0:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders 00:02:32 You Can Count on Adrienne. With Adrienne Hill. Adrienne Hill and Janalee Morris share their immersive first experience at the Psychic and Crystal Fair, where they interacted with vendors and attendees. Could anyone predict their future or enhance their health? Tune in to find out. 0:19:42 Reviewing the UFO Documentary We chat to Brian Dunning about the thousands of reviews and comments left on his documentary, 'The UFO Movie THEY Don't Want You To See'. Some are insightful, many are just plain ridiculous. It's clear that his movie has certainly caused a stir in the UFO community. http://theufo.movie 0:36:04 Australian Skeptics Newsletter What skeptical news has caught the eye of Tim Mendham this week? Read by Adrienne Hill. http://www.skeptics.com.au 0:47:42 A Dive into a Trove A wander through the decades of digitised Australian newspapers on a search for references to Fortune Tellers. 1909.02.27 - The Beverly Times W.A. 1918.03.07 - The Telegraph QLD 1934.01.09 - Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser QLD 1938.12.21 - Argus Melbourne 1949.09.26 - The Daily Mercury QLD 1909.10.29 - The Star, Sydney 1922.08.04 - The Canowindra Star, NSW 1903.03.06 - The Geelong Advertiser 1932.08.08 - The North West Champion, NSW http://www.trove.nla.gov.au Also Nerd Night in Bend, 28 May, 2024 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nerd-night-presents-science-trivia-and-strange-energies-tickets-899522735717 Skepticamp New Mexico. 1st - 2nd June, 2024 https://www.skepticampnm.com    

This episode proudly brought to you by our fantastic sponsors Hop Hen Brewing and Valley Electrical GroupThis week, Tim and Simmo are joined by Josh Barnes from the Geelong Advertiser. We preview Thursday's huge clash against the Cats, discuss the key-matchups that will influence the game plus revisit the recent history between the two clubs. Available on all your favourite podcast platforms #podcasting #podcast #podcasts #afl #sportsmedia #sportsbroadcastingLISTENER OFFER: QUOTE THE PODCAST NAME AT THE BAR RECEIVE 10% OFF ALL TAKEAWAY BEER AT HOP HEN BREWING (Instore Only)Check out our sponsor's Hop Hen Brewing and Valley Electrical Grouphttps://lnkd.in/g9XztKhhttps://lnkd.in/gKNDu4CThanks for listening and Go Dees!

Matt filled in for Nick Speak in the sport section to update the local footy and netball season opener.

Peter is joined by former AFL umpire Dean Margetts and Geelong Advertiser chief footy writer Josh Barnes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In The Back Pocket is back! With an all-new line-up. Footy journo extraordinaire Jay Clarke joins the team to host, with the two of the best small forwards of the last 20 years as his esteemed panel, in Nathan Brown and Stevie Johnson. The boys preview all upcoming action in round one of the AFL season, plus Stevie reveals to Jay how an article he wrote 20 years ago in the Geelong Advertiser about Stevie's antics on the circuit may have cost him more than just his burgeoning career. All that, plus a whole heap more, on a new and hugely improved In The Back Pocket!

Sam Hargreaves and Bryce McGain are joined by the Geelong Advertiser's Ollie Nash to discuss the Geelong and Ballarat regions' 2022 AFL Draft hopefuls.

In this episode, Neil and guest co-host, Sienna Mannix chat to fill-in for Josh Barnes, Matthew Forrest from the Geelong Advertiser, singer-songwriter Kaiyah Mercedes and as part of Regional Roundup, we visit Wollongong in NSW and catch-up with a special guest, albeit a familiar voice.

Paul is joined by the Geelong Advertiser's own Josh Barnes as the pair celebrate a victorious 2022 premiership campaign by the Cats and discuss Josh's own journey with the club

The boys discussed, the Cats parade, Joel Selwood, crowds in Geelong, and more.

What's grey and feathered and bipedal and a starfish but also an alligator? The Australian bunyip, of course!Holly and Chelsea reminisce about Chelsea's year as an exchange student in Australia as they unearth historical and contemporary cultural nuggets about the bunyip, a creature from multiple southern Aboriginal cultures' creation traditions. Sources:The Gloomy BunyipRed Billabong- wikiBunyip wikiMeet the Bunyip- all that's interestingBunyip cryptid wikiSteve Irwin StampsDot and the Kangaroo wikiBunyip, The Oxford Companion to Australian Literature, 2nd ed. Wilde, William H., Joy Hooton, and Barry Andrews. Oxford UP, 1994. Holden, Robert; Nicholas Holden. (2001). Bunyips: Australia's folklore of fear. South Australian Institutes Journal, Jan. 18, 1901. Geelong Advertiser, Wed. July 2, 1845.“Water spirit beings,” Clarke, Philip A. Aboriginal Biocultural Knowledge in South-eastern Australia: Perspectives of Early Colonists, 2018. Clarke, Philip A. “Indigenous Spirit and Ghost Folklore of “Settled” Australia.” Folklore 118.2 (2007), 141-161. Music:Intro and outro: ​Underneath the Christmas Tree (Instrumental) by myuu http://www.thedarkpiano.com/ Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/q8fX3In7Qng

Ollie has been in Geelong for only a short while but has quickly grasped the local sporting scene. His coverage of local footy and netball is first class

What do you think happens when we die? The Geelong Advertiser explores what happens when death comes calling, and speaks with three men who have been brought back from the brink – who share their own incredible experiences of what happened while they were 'dead'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Wade has worked with the Geelong Football Club through a range of media-focused lenses, with the club specifically, as a reporter for the Geelong Advertiser, and now, as Sports Editor at The Herald Sun. Nick talks to Paul about experiencing Geelong premierships as a fan who is still working to a media deadline, the evolving landscape of sports media coverage and a whole lot more in a new episode of Behind The Play. T I M E S T A M P S 0:00 Falling In Love With Geelong 5:15 Footy Career With Bell Park 7:20 Journey Into Journalism 12:08 Writing For The Geelong Advertiser 16:00 Business vs Pleasure 22:00 A Privileged Position 24:00 An Opportunity in Melbourne 28:45 An Online World 37:40 The Written Word 41:20 The Greatest Cats 50:15 The Current Crop 54:00 Our Chances in 2022

Could we be about to reignite the vicious Lyon-era rivalry with the Cats? We will have a Clark of the Course to oversee it! Time to Restump Preview Podcast Saturday's Cat clash. Think of Matty Scarlett only getting the equivalent of a five minute holiday for king hitting Hayden Ballantyne in an unprovoked attack. Yes, Ballas got a couple for knocking Paul Chapman in the same game, but it was a misguided retaliatory self-defensive action, a case of mistaken identity. Think of Steve Johnson and his initial weird unwillingness to shake the hand of the great Ryan Crowley, who had just put him through 80 minutes of relentless “how'd you like that one” type treatment. Think of Fremantle getting shafted by the AFL and shunted down to Geelong to play that qualifying final in 2013, only to come out victors. And what about the provocative Mock-A-Docker double page spread in the Geelong Advertiser! (Did you know that if you go outside late at night when it is quiet, and you turn an ear to the east, you can hear Geelong folk still grinding their teeth over that loss to us!) And then think about today! Us securing Jordan Clark picking up Matty Johnson and  leaving the Cats with pennies on the dollar.Sure, they did well years back when they picked up Sam Menegola and got him going and lets not forget they royally stung us in 2016, when they got us to pay massive overs when we parted with pick 63 for Shane Kersten.Oh, the picturesque event littered trail a deep and meaningful, nasty at times, rivalry creates. That rivalry flame is sadly dim, only just flickering and it needs attention. Could Jordan Clark be the igniting spark that brings it roaring back to life? If you're looking for something to get you through part of Friday, something to cut the wait until our Purple troops destroy the hoops on Saturday, then join us for a sneaky peak preview, of the young band of purple misfits taking on the aging Gee-long in the tooth rock stars.As always your time is valuable so listen responsibly and know when to stop.

It is Season Preview number fifteen and it is the Geelong Football Club under the microscope. Josh Barnes, from The Geelong Advertiser, stops past for a chat with Peps about the Cats' last tilt at the elusive flag and if their aging list and poor finals record will stop them in 2022. Hosted By Christopher Pepper and Jamie Wallis Check out Lace Out's https://www.facebook.com/laceoutpodcast/ (Facebook page) Broadcasting LIVE every Tuesday night @ 8pm (AEST) #itshowiwantmyfooty #laceout #afl

The Geelong Advertiser hit piece, ScoMo's anti-troll laws, and the spicy new variant lighting up Australia. 

The trades have begun and Toby and Josh run through all the deals the Cats are working on and the latest new face in the club, champion goalkicker Eddie Betts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's grand final week and the boys stop in for a round up of all the Cats news, including how trades of Nathan Kreuger and Jordan Clark will be done, before checking Toby's temperature before his beloved Dogs play in the big one. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The season is done for the Cats after a disastrous preliminary final. Josh and Toby break it all down, including what the Cats do now, who should stay and go and what moves they would make. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is prelim week and both Josh's Cats and Toby's Dogs have made it to the final four. The boys talk everything Geelong-Melbourne, including how to top Clayton Oliver, whether Esava Ratugolea is a key and their worst press conference moments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a flat edition of Dawn to Dark after another disappointing qualifying final as Josh tries to pick himself up off the floor. He and Toby break down how the Cats can turn things around, what needs to change and if the flag dream is dead for Geelong. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's finals time and a key Cat is back into the side. Josh and Toby break down whether Mitch Duncan will be a key against the Power, how the Cats pick up the pieces from a Demon disaster and Tom Hawkins' 300th game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a battle for the minor premiership and Toby and Josh break down all the keys to the Cats beating the Demons. With a few key Cats out injured, we ponder whether Geelong has settled on its best side and where it would choose to play finals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After being stomped by the Giants, the Cats have some good news with Jeremy Cameron back to face the Saints. Josh and Toby go through how big his impact will be and what Geelong's best finals side looks like. Also, how would a grand final at Kardinia Park look? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Young faces fired for Geelong last week and Toby and Josh break down the performances of Zach Guthrie and Nathan Kreuger before dissecting a growing injury list. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cats are well and truly on the run home and Josh and Toby break down what the injury to Gryan Miers means, when we will see Jeremy Cameron back and who the best celebrators in footy are. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lingy and Lachie Young from the Geelong Advertiser are joined by Geelong forward Josh Jenkins, we review Geelong's strong win against Richmond and look ahead to this week's game against North Melbourne. All this and more on this week's To the Final Bell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys return to kick off the Cats' run to September and talk all things Dusty, home finals at GMHBA Stadium and a milestone for Shaun Higgins. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cameron Ling is back from his trip away and is joined by Geelong Advertiser journalist Lachie Young as they discuss Geelong's win over Fremantle, answer your questions and look ahead to this weekend's blockbuster with Richmond.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are back on the Dawn to Dark pod with a heap of news to cover. The boys talk Jezza's hamstring, Steve Hocking's homecoming and Geelong's first quarter struggles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a grudge match this week as Barnsey's Cats take on Toby's Dogs. We preview the monster clash, what it means for Geelong's season and how the addition of fans will make a difference. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Cats enter lockdown and prepare for a blockbuster Thursday night game against the Power, Toby and Josh are back to preview the clash, talk mid-season awards and name their favourite AFL brothers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is The Digital Story Podcast #791, May 18, 2021. Today's theme is "It's Spring! 5 Tips to Clean Up Your Photography Act." I'm Derrick Story. Opening Monologue Spring cleaning shouldn't be limited to our yards, garages, and closets. We get behind on photography-related tasks as well. It's not that we're lazy or distracted (OK, well maybe distracted), it's just that we forget to do certain things that may really help us in the long run. Consider today's show a handy checklist for those springtime tasks. Look at it this way, everyone of these is more fun than cleaning the garage. I hope you enjoy the show. Digital Photography Podcast 790 Tune-In Via Your Favorite Podcast App! Apple Podcasts -- Spotify Podcasts -- Stitcher Podbean Podcasts -- Podbay FM -- Tune In It's Spring! 5 Tips to Clean Up Your Photography Act I remember that I once saw a pie chart of how a professional photographer's time was spent each week. Ironically, on about 15 percent was actually taking pictures. Fortunately, as enthusiasts, we have far fewer business chores to attend to. But that doesn't mean we're off the hook entirely. Take a look at this checklist and start mapping out your plan. Firmware Updates - I had missed one for my X100V only to discover that it added webcam ability to my camera. That's a pretty big deal these days. Be sure to review your firmware status for both camera bodies and lenses. Equipment Inventory - I'm sure I just did one not too long ago. I looked it up, and yes, more than 5 years had passed. Wow! Time flies. And boy has my gear changed a lot since then. Be sure to record pictures, serial numbers, and any purchase information you may have. Get Rid of Gear that You're Not Using - It's amazing how fast we can accumulate new gear. And many times those new pieces render stuff we already have as obsolete. You can tie this project to your inventory efforts and get bonus points for efficiency. Test Your Backup - I know you're already backing up your valuable images. But when was the last time you tested your system for integrity? Now would be a good time to ensure you can actually restore. Clean Off Your Laptop Hard Drive - Now that the sun is shinning for those of us North of the equator, you'll probably be adding many more pictures to your photo catalogs. Clean off those laptop drives now! You may not have time for all of these. But accomplishing just one or two can pay off big up the road. News Corp Australia Has Laid Off the Last of Its Photographers: Report You can read the entire article on Petapixel. News Corp Australia has reportedly laid off the last of its staff photographers and converted fully to using freelancers according to a new report. The last eight photographers were informed last week that their positions were being made redundant. According to The Guardian, the Rupert Murdoch-owned publication giant called the last photographers who worked for the Geelong Advertiser, the NT News, the Hobart Mercury, Townsville Bulletin, the Gold Coast Bulletin, and the Cairns Post into a management meeting and were told them that they would be replaced by freelancers. The report also states that those eight staff members -- the last of a full-time staff that once numbered over 100 -- were given the opportunity to purchase their staff photography equipment at discounted prices and come back as outsourced, freelance labor. News Corp has been moving towards a freelancer model when it comes to photography for several years. Last year, the company let its chief photographer Gary Ramage go, and in November it cut 16 photography positions out of 25 total jobs it eliminated. New Release: Capture One Pro 21 Essential Training Capture One Pro is a complete digital photo management and editing application for professional photographers and serious enthusiasts. Photographers who appreciate outstanding RAW processing, expert color control, and logical organization should consider Capture One Pro for its comprehensive feature set. In this course, professional photographer and instructor Derrick Story helps you learn the basics quickly, then takes you deeper into the application to master its finer points. For seasoned users, Derrick also covers all the new features in version 21, including Speed Edit, the Dehaze slider, and Style Brushes that allow you to enhance specific areas of a photo. To wrap up, he shares tips and techniques that can help you ensure your workflow is as efficient as possible. You can check it out now by visiting LinkedIn Learning. The 5 favorite camera brands in Japan (and you won't believe who's first!) You can read the entire article on Digital Camera World. Japan's favorite camera brand isn't Canon. It isn't Nikon. It isn't Sony, or Olympus or Fujifilm. No, Japan's favorite camera brand is Pentax / Ricoh. That's according to the latest results in a survey being conducted by IT Media, asking Japanese consumers to choose their favorite digital camera maker. And despite the best Pentax cameras all being DSLRs, and facing quite a technological disparity compared to the likes of the best Canon cameras and best Sony cameras, that hasn't stopped Ricoh being Japan's most beloved brand in the camera industry. The survey (spotted by Pentax Rumors) still has another ten days to run, closing on 27 May, but so far the results are pretty eye-opening. Almost a quarter of Japanese users say that Pentax / Ricoh is their favorite brand, with nearly a fifth pledging allegiance to Nikon. Here are the top 6 - Pentax, Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus, and Fujifilm. The New Donation Kit for Carefree Shipping of Found Film Cameras We have more time around the house than ever. And you finally dove into that bedroom closet that's been begging for some organization. If you found a film camera that you're no longer using, our new Donation Kit makes it easy to pack and ship. Just visit the Contact Form on

After Geelong's stunning domination of Richmond, the boys break down what went so right and the impact Jeremy Cameron has made. Plus, we name the players who are ready to take a big step forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of the grand final re-match, the boys go through Geelong's tight loss to Sydney and Barnsey's theory about the real culprit behind the loss. We also bring in Greg Dundas to discuss the passing of Geelong great Frank Costa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cats are back following a 97-point thumping over the Eagles. The boys chat about Mitch Duncan's form, Jack Henry re-signing and whether things have fully clicked yet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cats have been unconvincing so far this year but with the cavalry returning, the Dawn to Dark boys look at where they can improve and whether the slow start has put a major dent in their premiership hopes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Trish and Rob for a conversation with... Chris Mackey is a clinical and counseling psychologist and Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society with 40 years’ psychotherapy experience. He is the principal psychologist at Chris Mackey and Associates, his private practice in Geelong. Chris has presented at numerous national and international scientific conferences over the past 25 years on such topics as making use of synchronicity in psychotherapy and the effectiveness of psychological therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma reactions. Chris is the author of The Positive Psychology of Synchronicity: Enhance Your Mental Health with the Power of Coincidence, released internationally in 2019. He is the resident psychologist and a regular presenter on the national TV wellbeing show, Destination Happiness, and writes regular columns for The Geelong Advertiser. Chris received the Impact Achievement Award at the 2019 Australian Allied Health Awards. He’s the author of The Positive Psychology of Synchronicity: Enhance your mental health through the power of coincidence. Mackey integrates the book’s themes further with the burgeoning field of positive psychology, a science of well-being. I also wanted to spell out more fully some of the potential benefits from meaningful coincidences for mental health. He’s particularly interested in the potential benefits of synchronicity to enhance mental health by boosting our PERMA. Positive psychology uses this acronym to guide us to the five core pillars of happiness. Anything that boosts our positive emotion, engagement in life roles, relationships, personal meaning, and accomplishment is likely to promote our overall well-being and positive mental health. This book spells out how synchronistic experiences can help do this.

Josh and Toby are left to pick up the pieces after a disastrous Round 1 for Geelong. They talk through how the Cats can cover for Patrick Dangerfield, whether alarm bells are ringing after the loss to the Crows and how things will play out against the Lions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The season is upon us and Josh and Toby are back with breaking news about a star Geelong recruit. The boys then choose their own #mybestCats22 and talk through season expectations and discuss Paul Couch's case for the hall of fame. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview with one of Australian most sought after public speaking trainers, Janelle Johnston. Learn how to speak confidently to camera, and in LIVE #seminars, learning to move the audience with your message. Learning to speak well has the following immediate effects on your business; - Grows it effortlessly through the credibility it easily creates - Doing Facebook Live videos with ease and purpose becomes the norm - Helps people 'know like and trust' to you FASTER - The authority it creates when you learn to speak to rooms of people, or on video is next to nothing in comparison About Janelle - Janelle Johnston is a highly sought-after professional Coach, Speaker & Trainer. JJ, as Janelle likes to be called, has a passion for developing her clients public speaking abilities so that they can utilise their voice as a marketing tool in their business. She is a Trainer & Master NLP Practitioner, Master Deep State Re-Patterning, Master #Hypnotherapist, Accredited Extended DISC® Behavioural Profiling Consultant/ Trainer, Tony Robbins Graduate, Accredited Cert IV Trainer & Assessor and Landmark Graduate. She has worked with businesses such as Mars, Melbourne Airport, Australia Post, The Good Guys and coached thousands of individuals including professional athletes, actors, authors, coaches & tv personalities. JJ has helped thousands of business owners transform their lives and their businesses through her live events, online training programs, personal coaching & her podcast “Be your own best coach with JJ” She has travelled to many different countries around the world and has over 30 years’ experience in the Personal Development space. As a result of JJ’s success, she has been interviewed on multiple radio stations, as well as being featured in The Age, #Geelong Advertiser & GT Magazine. Plus more! >> details on the business page. Don’t miss the opportunity to ask q’s live! Ask Kate a question on email; kate@katemartinmentor.com See her blog here; https://www.katemartinmentor.com For Janelle's 'speaker training' course details click here; https://janellejohnston.com.au/speaker-training/

Zach Tuohy's journey from Portlaoise to the AFL is one of the great stories of the 2020 AFL Grand Final.  Irish journalist Steve Miller has followed Tuohy's career from his days as a rising Gaelic footballer, and knows the Tuohy family well. Miller - owner and managing editor of online media platform LaoisToday - spoke to the Geelong Advertiser's Greg Dundas about the Tuohy tale, and how locals in the town are preparing for this week's game amid the coronavirus pandemic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laois man Zach Tuohy will line out for Geelong in the Australian Rules Grand Final this Saturday when they take on reigning champions Richmond in the Gabba Stadium in Brisbane. In a normal year the final would have been held in the MCG in Melbourne but it has been moved out of the city for the first time since 1901 due to the Coronavirus restrictions. 30,000 supporters will be able to attend in Brisbane but unfortunately Zach won't have all of his family in attendance. On this week's podcast we're joined by his parents Noel and Marie and his sister Naomi to chat about what it was like for them when Zach moved to Australia and how proud they are of his achievements.We also have the view from Geelong with Greg Dundas from the Geelong Advertiser newspaper joining us on the line to tell us how respected Zach is in the AFL community and how the celebrations might be handled if Geelong win. Laois footballer Colm Begley - who played AFL for four years - joins us to recall his experience in Australia while Zach's former Laois and Portlaoise team-mate Kieran Lillis reflects on their experience playing together at underage and senior.

The Cats blew away the Pies but will have a much tougher task against Brisbane in this weekend's preliminary final up at the Gabba. Josh Barnes, Toby Prime and even Geelong Advertiser sports editor and teary Pies fan Alex Oates dissect the latest win to see what lessons can be learnt going into the Lions clash. Where best to use Danger? Who are Brisbane's biggest threats? All the answers are here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane Harper was born in Manchester in the UK, and moved to Australia with her family at age eight. She worked for several years as a senior news journalist for the Hull Daily Mail, before moving back to Australia in 2008. She worked first on the Geelong Advertiser, and in 2011 took up a role with the Herald Sun in Melbourne. She has since become a best selling author, and most notably for her 2016 book, The Dry. Ahead of her release of her new book The Survivors, Ben and Sarah sat down with Jane to discuss the book, her love of Tasmania, how having children changed her crime writing, seeing her work translated to film, and more. Books mentioned in this podcast: 'The Survivors' by Jane Harper: https://bit.ly/3iGylkZ Host: Ben Hunter & Sarah McDuling Guest: Jane Harper Producer: Nick Wasiliev

The collapse of Geelong’s Pyramid Building Society in June, 1990, kickstarted a nation-wide financial crisis and brought on the downfall of a Victorian Premier. But worse than that, it ruined lives. On the 30th anniversary of the collapse, the Geelong Advertiser looks back at the Pyramid saga to see how the building society grew and what ultimately went wrong.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest installment of the Geelong Advertiser's The Flat-Track Bullies local cricket podcast, the crew chat about whether Geelong City's top-four batting line-up was the best ever to feature in a GCA2 game.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In its first edition, the Geelong Advertiser's new local cricket podcast, The Flat-Track Bullies, delves into all the pressing issues across the GCA1, GCA2, GCA3, BPCA A1, BPCA A2 and Premier cricket competitions after the first month of the season.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Dawn to Dark, Lachie Young and Ryan Reynolds are joined by former Western Bulldogs coach and Geelong Advertiser columnist Brendan McCartney to dissect the Cats win over West Coast and look ahead to Friday's preliminary final against Richmond. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We attended our first "Grow Your Business with Google" event today and we've got a few things to say... Just to note, this is not a sponsored video, we went to the event and wanted to leave some notes and let you know if you should attend one in the future if you have the chance to."Grow Your Business with Google" are events held throughout the world in partnership with Large Google Advertising Partners such as News Corp, News Xtend and the Geelong Advertiser in Australia. These events say they are led by industry professionals, where you can learn how to harness the power of digital marketing to grow your business and convert leads into sales (on Google and Youtube of course). Today we heard from Kaisa Qvist (Google Strategic Partner Manager (based in Sydney)), Todd Fisher (Head of News Xtend's Search Team (based in Sydney)) & Scott Bennett (Head of Sales, Geelong at News Corp Australia) about how successful businesses need to put the right message, in front of the right audience at the right time, and by doing so how you can drive results for your business.Find a "Grow Your Business with Google Event" near you?https://smallbusiness.withgoogle.com/free-google-training/In Conclusion: It was a fine free event, I learnt a few new stats to use in my own content and got my thinking about way to implement this new knowledge in my own business. Of course I wish them all the best in acquiring new partners and clients for the work they do, they are large companies, so hopefully they can help out the smaller businesses in Australia and the rest of the world.#GoogleEvent #GoogleAds #GrowwithGoogle⏰ Timestamps:2:40 Planning your media3:20 Be an expert4:35 Media silos5:20 Capture leads using Google Search6:15 Impressive stat (6.1 billions phone can access the internet by 2020)7:05 Key factors for your website8:55 The amount of people buying products from Youtube9:30 Youtube advertising key factors⌚

Wherein tins and nerves are rattled. Geelong Advertiser, 12 January 1885, p. 3, cols. 4-5 See the rest of that day's news here   A bawdy depiction of charivari by the French caricaturist J.J. Grandville. It appeared in the journal La Caricature in 1831. Here's a rare image of colonial tin-kettling, roughly contemporary with the events at Germantown – It comes from page 8 of the Sydney Mail & New South Wales Advertiser of 18 December 1886, where it was one of a series that purported to illustrate ‘A Country Wedding’. The accompanying article (on page 26 of the same issue) described the tin-kettling depicted. Read the entire article here Note that the humble kerosene tin featured prominently in both illustration and text. Here's an example the genuine article – from its undented condition, evidently not used in tin-kettling – from the collection of the National Museum of Australia. Something I ran out of time to mention in the podcast was the other kinds of tin-kettling reported in 19th-century Australian newspaper. Dogs were relentlessly tin-kettled, for 'fun', by having tin kettles tied to their tails. And the tin-kettling of bees was a traditional (if rarely effective) method of coaxing a swarm back to the hive. Here's a report of an apicultural tin-kettling – or tanging – from the Mount Alexander Mail in 1872. Illustrations of colonial tin-kettling are hard to come by. But here's one, from the Sydney Mail & New South Wales Advertiser on 15 February 1905 – By illustrator Fred Leist, it accompanied 'An Unexpected Swarming', Chapter VII of the Sydney Mail Prize Story, 'Children of the State' by John Primrose – ‘…and then into view came the queerest procession. In the lead, the preacher, beating a boiler lid with an old iron spoon as though his life depended on it; nearest to him, Ruth, with uprolled sleeves, clanging two saucepan lids together like any Miriam of old; third on the list, and panting with the exertion of carrying a kerosene bucket in one hand and banging it with the rolling-pin held in the other, walked and half trotted Aunt Susan, and lastly, in the rear, in the van, and every where, able for once to make all the row they liked, were the children, seven all told, and trebling for noise the three adults. No one took any notice of 'the little teacher' as the procession swept by. Their eyes were on 'Cousin Dan,' and his on a thin black cloud that buzzed and fluttered before him…’ Read the whole thing here And finally, here's the very last account of full-throated tin-kettling I turned up at Trove Newspapers, from page 46 of Sydney's Daily Telegraph on 8 March 1953 (read the whole report here) – and the cartoon that accompanied it –

Geelong Advertiser footy writer Lachie Young returns as he and Ryan Reynolds dissect the Cats' 22-point win over Sydney. Plus they discuss the depth dilemma at Kardinia Park and answer all of your questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seventeen people died on the Princes Highway trying to flee the 1969 Lara bushfire. Barbara Coltman was one of the lucky ones who escaped. On the 50-year anniversary of the tragedy, Mrs Coltman speaks with the Geelong Advertiser about the harrowing experience. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Geelong Advertiser's experts, headlined by chief racing writer Ryan Reynolds, take you through all the runners set to compete in the $350,000 2018 Geelong Cup See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Contender # 9 - Bunyip This time, on Counting Cryptids: We discuss the Bunyip. Straight out of Aboriginal Australia, the Bunyip is a smorgasbord of strange. Reports of fur and feathers, fins and claws, a beard and a duck bill (and if that wasn't strange enough, a single massive eye, and a stomach-mouth). While descriptions of the Bunyip seem to paint this creature to be something of a sore thumb, modern day sightings may not be as predictable as one would expect.  Do you think there something sinister swimming in the swamps? Or could something have simply been lost in translation?  AKA The Thing-a From Down Und-a Links: Main Image Single Eye / Stomach Mouth Scribblenauts Bunyip Elephant Seal Southern Cassowary (it's legs look reptilian to me) Diprotodon Zygomaturus Palorchestes The Challicum Bunyip Skull Tasmanian Tiger Elephant Skull Social:Be sure to follow us on social media to answer this week's poll, and to stay connected!Click here to visit our Facebook pageClick here to follow us on Twitter Click here to subscribe on SpotifyMake sure you subscribe and rate our podcast! Intro quote: The Geelong Advertiser, July 1845

In the latest edition of the Geelong Advertiser’s new podcast Dawn to Dark, Lachie Young and Ryan Reynolds discuss Geelong’s growing injury toll, the concern with the Cats’ inside-50 differential and look at one of the worst umpiring calls of the season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Mackey - Chris Mackey is a clinical and counselling psychologist and Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society with 38 years’ clinical experience. He is the principal psychologist at Chris Mackey and Associates, his private practice in Geelong where he has worked for the past 23 years after being a senior clinical psychologist at the Geelong and Heidelberg Repatriation Hospitals. Chris has a particular interest in promoting more optimistic and uplifting approaches to mental health, and is author of the book, Synchronicity: Empower your life with the gift of coincidence. He aims to educate the wider community about positive psychology through his fortnightly columns in The Geelong Advertiser, fortnightly radio segments on 93.9 Bay FM Geelong, as a regular presenter on the new TV wellbeing show, Destination Happiness, and through his practice’s websites at www.chrismackey.com.au and www.synchronicityunwrapped.com.au.

Chris Mackey - Chris Mackey is a clinical and counselling psychologist and Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society with 38 years’ clinical experience. He is the principal psychologist at Chris Mackey and Associates, his private practice in Geelong where he has worked for the past 23 years after being a senior clinical psychologist at the Geelong and Heidelberg Repatriation Hospitals. Chris has a particular interest in promoting more optimistic and uplifting approaches to mental health, and is author of the book, Synchronicity: Empower your life with the gift of coincidence. He aims to educate the wider community about positive psychology through his fortnightly columns in The Geelong Advertiser, fortnightly radio segments on 93.9 Bay FM Geelong, as a regular presenter on the new TV wellbeing show, Destination Happiness, and through his practice’s websites at www.chrismackey.com.au and www.synchronicityunwrapped.com.au.

Saturday saw the auction of 136 Asbury St in OLD Ocean Grove. The Geelong Advertiser was there and spoke to Hugh about Hayden's auction strategy and how auction results work with sales results. Also in today's 90th edition: * Why and how an auction is part of the marketing mix specifically in Ocean Grove. * Sneak Peek properties exclusive to todays bizcast. * Christmas celebrations at Hayden Ocean Grove this Wednesday * How many offers came in over the weekend. Property of the Week 1- 3 Markham Drive, Ocean Grove http://hayden.com.au/listings/1-3-markham-drive-ocean-grove/ To get ahead of the action, call or click below. * CALL ON 5255 1000 * http://www.haydenoceangrove.com.au This Hayden Real Estate News Update is brought to you by the BizCast Radio Network http://bizcastradio.com/