Podcasts about Goodes

"If you're an entrepreneur who doesn't go into believing that it's going to work, good luck!"In this episode, I am very happy to be interviewing my husband Matt about our business, Mined Goodes, and the evolution of our relationship that led us to start this project together. Matt shares how he got the idea for Mined Goodes and his passion for crystals and gifting. He also dives deep into his journey as an entrepreneur and what his 20 years of experience in the marketing/sales/importing industries have taught him. He talks about the vision he has for the business as a gifting partner. Mined Goodes aims to provide meaningful and intentional gifts that elevate the energy and communication between gift-givers and recipients.Matt pays extremely attention to detail and is wonderful at coming up with ideas for gifts... it definitely made sense to start a brand that centered around these concepts. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 11:40 How the idea of Mined Goodes came along and the gold amethyst inspiration. 16:18 The gold attraction. 20:45 Mined Goodes: a gifting business is born. 27:31 Candles and Special Boxes. 29:27 Matt's entrepreneurship journey. 40:40 Developing the packaging experience.You can find this episode's transcript here  Visit and Follow:Website minedgoodes.comIG mined_goodes **WAYS TO ENTER MY WORLD** When you leave a review, send us a screenshot and we'll send you a $250 credit, you can apply to anything else in my world. The Metamorphosis starts January 2nd and it has evolved to an 8-week experience. You'll be provided with the tools and everything you need to identify your deepest wounding and patterns, shift them immediately and move faster in your life and business. Enjoy pre-sale pricing until December 15th.The Sacred Six Figure Initiation In these sacred 10 months, you will be initiated into the new paradigm of business where you get to thrive in all areas of life and share your unique frequency with the world to create your own heaven on earth. Starts next week, December 5th.Join the Metamorphosis Method and master my proven methodology to guide your clients to rapidly and efficiently transmute lifetimes of familial and ancestral trauma and step into their highest timeline. Starts February 1st, 2024. Sign up before the end of the week to get access to the extended payment plan. CONTACT ALYSEJoin my Facebook group: Financial Freedom for Spiritual EntrepreneursFollow and DM me on Instagram @alyse_breathesVisit https://www.alysebreathes.com/Or contact me at info@alysebreathes.com

Ablett Jr. Judd. Harvey. Fyfe. Goodes. After claiming his second Brownlow Medal Lachie Neale finds himself among AFL royalty. It's particularly significant given he wasn't even selected in this season's All-Australian team. We spoke with AFL commentator Ben Cameron to understand what the 2023 count tells us about Neale, the way the competition is judged and who might dominate in the seasons ahead.  Featured: Ben Cameron, AFL commentator, ABC Sport.

Patricia Highsmith was the brilliant, but notoriously prickly best-selling author of many psychological thrillers - including Strangers on a Train - adapted for screen most famously by Alfred Hitchcock - and her Ripliad series sparked by her novel The Talented Mr Ripley. A play imagining the her last few months living as a recluse in Switzerland sees a young man arrive at her door to convince her to pen a last Ripley book. But the reclusive author is living with lung cancer, done with the literary establishment and not inclined to oblige. And thus the scene is set for the play Switzerland, which is being performed by The Auckland Theatre Company, with Kiwi actor Sarah Peirse as Patricia Highsmith. Sarah Goodes directed the play's debut in Sydney back in 2014 and is bringing it to the stage in Auckland from September 19.

Hello, I'm Mayor Phil Goode with your weekly update.Executive SessionWater policy ReviewCity Court Assessment FeeFire UpdatesCouncil Member Preliminary resultsBack to schoolFor the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/goodes-news-on-water-policy-review-fire-updates-back-to-school/Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

It's been ten years since a teenager racially vilified AFL star Adam Goodes while he was playing on the MCG. We find ourselves in painfully familiar territory after claims Indigenous South Sydney star Latrell Mitchell was abused in the NRL, so how might the sporting community approach it this time round? Today, Patrick Stack speaks with proud Gomeroi man and NRL reporter Jake Duke on a precarious story. Featured: Jake Duke, NRL reporter, Fox League. Check out Marlee Silva's full conversation with Declan Byrne on  Sport and Spice. Also listen to our episode on Tim Tszyu.  PLUS...  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Kym Goodes is the principal of 3P, and is recognised as one of the foremost public voices in Tasmania. She has over two decades of experience working in government and the not-for-profit sector in social and economic public policy fields as diverse as education, employment, transport, energy, digital inclusion, health, housing and human services. Kym and the 3P team specialise in social impact assessment, social licence to operate and corporate social responsibility - bringing together her expertise in social and economic policy.In today's episode, Kym and TICT's Luke Martin discuss the potential for Tasmania's tourism industry to make a positive impact, by being a collective of corporate citizens that leaves behind a good footprint. With the recent and exponential elevation of brand Tasmania on the international stage, the state's tourism industry now has a compelling opportunity to ensure it is thinking responsibly, holistically and collaboratively. Kym sets out some of the critical measures of best practice, so that individual operators - as well as whole communities - can begin to understand their current position as corporate citizens and set goals for the future. Kym describes a sweet spot between social and economic development that balances commercial success with happy communities, and unpacks the five key areas of social licence that create good legacy. While being good for your community won't happen incidentally, there are simple steps every business can take to set positive intent with big impact. Today's episode is brought to you by our partner, Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service. PWS presents, protects and manages our Tasmania's extraordinary landscapes in partnership with the community. They work to conserve the State's natural and cultural heritage while providing for sustainable use and economic opportunities for the Tasmanian community. Thanks to Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service for their generous support of TICT and for helping to make this episode of Talking Tourism possible.

This week we look at all the things we didn't have time for. For starters, the Wiembilla situation is developing daily and it's hard to keep on top of. We hope that we can have a fairly definitive take on it in a few weeks, but here's a few clarifying points with new information that came to light this week. We laugh at Monica Smit because she is an idiot, but also give credit where it's due for a recent win in court - with a judge recognising one of her health order violations may have been invalid. It appears that will hinge on Monica being a journalist. But is she? Probably not. A listener gives us a heads up on a Glew situation which might be very funny in the future. Soli Goodes is back in front of the courts and singing the praises of the Train family for gunning down cops because she is an awful human being. She doesn't look well though. Kinda feel sorry for her. And lastly Tom Sewell is looking at jail - but got bail! Why? I don't feel sorry for him at all. He is a piece of human garbage. 

Desde nuestras valijas más oscuras cocinamos esta sesión piscinera de frat, surf, rocknroll y rhythm n’ blues para bailar en la toalla. Playlist; (sintonía) THE TORQUAYS “Tide pool Q” PRESTON EPPS “Watusi bongos” BILL LEWIS “High dive” ROLLERCOASTER “Wild twist” BRUCE JOHNSTON “Soupy shuffle stomp” BOB KEENE ORCHESTRA “La bamba” DON MARKHAM and THE MARKSMEN “The goose” THE TRIBUTES “Here comes Ringo” THE ENCHANTERS “Come on, let’s go” MOONGOONERS “Willie and the hand jive” JACK HERBST “Jimmy’s party” LITTLE JOE WASHINGTON “Hard way four” BILL LEWIS “Swing beat” THE DENIMS “The Adler shock” THE OTHER TWO “Go man go” RITCHIE AND THE SQUIRES “Beat party pt.1” KEN LEVY and THE PHANTOMS “Missed out” THE NASHVILLE TEENS “What you gonna do” WAYNE COCHRAN and THE C.C. RIDERS “Get down with it” THE TIKIS “Part III” RAY BARRETO “Babalu” THE GOODES “Double shot” ROSS D. WYLIE “Do the uptight” Escuchar audio

Tune into our hour of wellness conversation to be energised, empowered, and informed beauties. https://www.facebook.com/groups/owcvipgroup Our special guest in this episode: Meagan Goodes is a teacher, author and healing activator. Her journey began with helping her son overcome separation anxiety when his biological mother passed away unexpectedly. *Learn more about Tapping *Hear about the research & results curing issues such as Anxiety, PTSD, Depression *How Meagan utilised Tapping to support her son with separation anxiety and reluctance to go to school! Connect with Meagan: https://mindfulhealingtoolkit.com.au/

Being Honest with Yourself with Grand Champion Howard Goodes Meet Howard Goodes, Max's Grand Champion of the January Challenge.  In this episode, you'll discover: Howard's story on why he joined the Challenge Building relationships with exercise How to overcome challenges around work, home and social lives The power of lifting lightweights Building a foundation by nailing the technique first Connect  Find The Max and Maxine Challenge On Apple Podcasts On Facebook On Instagram @maxchallenge and @maxineschallenge Coach Steve @steveneskaf Coach Nic @nicolettaceppellini   For more information about the Challenge visit: www.maxchallenge.com.au www.maxineschallenge.com.au

The Alzheimer's Drug and Development Foundation meets to discuss new drugs and current research in the fight to understand the difficult disease. Learn more about the ADDF at https://www.alzdiscovery.org

Our first guest from the centre of Australia is joining us on this weeks podcast. Dave Goodes lives in Alice Spring and holds the mantle as one of the leaders in the turbine jet scene in the Northern Territory. A career Air Traffic Controller, Dave has moved around for his job but model planes have always followed him. We discuss the flying scene in Alice Springs and his ever expanding hangar of turbine jets. A committed aviator Dave is a great guy that enjoys helping others in their turbine jet journey.

Today we are speaking with Phillip Goodes, Phillip has chaired a beautiful apartment complex in the South Perth Peninsula for the last 11 years, since inception The apartments are beautiful, sadly the builder declared bankruptcy in year 3, and as there is no building indemnity warranty Insurance over 3 storeys in WA the warranty repairs to all common areas such as water ingress, pool leaks had to be financed by the owners. Fortunately for the owners of this property, Phillip is a great leader, man of many skills; electrician, background in security, and well-regarded Real Estate licensee of 40 years and loves property. Phillip shares his advice on running a well-managed building, in saying that this building has had its fair share of dramas and episodes over the last 11 years, as would any strata community of residents and tenants. Phillip runs us through his thoughts on · Know the property before you buy! · Getting a good strata manager - someone you can get on with · Encourage, be proactive, get on the committee and educate yourself, don't just let someone “run it” · Monitor levies · Accrue funds for future works rather than special levy all the time · Look at costs the same way you would look at fees and costs in your own home, review, compare like for like · Build relationships / trust with your owners, lead, be open and transparent · Mutually benefiting all owners · Behavioral issues, breaching of bylaws and the need to have correct by laws in place. Consider by laws when you purchase the property and then review and amend revoke as you see fit. · Be social and enjoy your community Phillip Goodes is happy to assist you with selling your property, you can contact him direct at Phillip Goodes Real Estate 0421 215 000

Corey Goodes latest GARBAGE intel.Corey Goode's latest GARBAGE "intel" Fair use statement : This video uses clips from various sources which are used under fair use for purposes of comedic parody, education and or commentary. Use of these clips is allowable by law and is considered fair use.This video is produced by Spectral International, LLC.Follow Steven Cambian on twitter : @stevencambianJoin our Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/stevencambianDonate by paypal : Send a paypal to TRUTHSEEKERSHOW@GMAIL.COM Any amount you wish.Please include your chatroom user id, and any message you would like me to read on air. We read every paypal message we are sent and thank every person who sends any paypal support. Kari helps with graphics and show production. Buy her a coffee for helping out!Please buy her a coffee for helping out! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/outofcontextcwBuy me a coffee (A beer actually!) :https://www.buymeacoffee.com/truthseekersListen to the audio podcast : https://www.spreaker.com/user/14526799Email us : TRUTHSEEKERSHOW@GMAIL.COM#UFOTWITTER #F2B #UAPTWITTER #DAVIDWILCOCK #UFO #DISCLOSURE #ANCIENTALIENS #SSP #SECRETSPACEPROGRAM #TRUTHSEEKERS #STEVENCAMBIAN #ANJALI #AREA51 #ALIENS #BOBLAZAR #GEORGEKNAPP #JOHNLEAR #S4 #AREA51COVERUP #WEAPONIZEYOURCURIOUSITY #UAPREPORT #MYSTERYWIRE #ALIENBASE #F2B #JIMMYCHURCH #DAVIDWILCOCK #ANCIENTALIENS #EDGARCAYCE

Backlist: Bob is back, and he's bring a SECRET (specifically, The Fear Street Saga #2: THE SECRET, published in September 1993). It's another hundred and fifty pages of ghosts, Goodes, spooky interludes, and skeletons fucking EVERYWHERE. Oh, and rest assured: the allosexuals are NOT okay. Chill:  Back with some familiar faces! Cyna is drinking a Fier But If You Rearrange the Letters It Spells Fire (fireball whiskey + pumpkin spice apple cider), and Ollie is back with a Power Through Evil (Angry Orchard Peach Mango Hard Cider + lemon juice). Pics! Cyna - Ollie. Intro theme - "Let It In" by Josh Woodward. Next time:  Season 8 Episode 3: THE FEAR STREET SAGA wraps up with #3: THE BURNING! Chiller and Chillest tier patrons will receive this episode before it goes public! Vaccinate and mask up, y'all. (1h 52m. Content Warning: Profanity, alcohol consumption, sexually explicit and generally extremely filthy language, discussion of gore, misogyny, murder, suicide, emotional manipulation and gaslighting.) Psst! Want to get B&C delivered to your inbox days before it goes live to the public? Become our patron at the $2 or higher level and you are in! Already our patron? Then you know what we're talking about! Enjoy, friend!

In a special interview, Andrew Mueller catches up with Adam Goodes, a legend of Australian Rules football and the subject of a new documentary, ‘The Australian Dream', which tells the story of Goodes's life and career, and examines racism in sport and society.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a special interview, Andrew Mueller catches up with Adam Goodes, a legend of Australian Rules football and the subject of a new documentary, ‘The Australian Dream', which tells the story of Goodes's life and career, and examines racism in sport and society.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're all about sport and how the media covers sport and the narratives they bring to gender, race and mental illness. Our panel is Tracy Holmes and Geoff Lemon and your host is Tina Quinn.

The AFL has confirmed that one of it's champions - Adam Goodes - had declined the League's offer to be placed into it's Hall of Fame. Goodes won the AFL's Brownlow medal for being the Best and Fairest player in the league - twice, and yet his 372-game career ended when fans relentlessly booed him, after he called out racist abuse.

QLD Calls off Origin gentleman's agreement Logan Paul calls out Mike Tyson Adam Goodes says No to AFL Hall of Fame Cricket Australia gives senior Citizen a lifeline  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded on 8 June 2021 FOOTY NEWS FLASH - Mid season draft recap - Shez reviews Edwards & Ham picks for North TALKING POINTS - The boys discuss Goodes rejecting HOF nomination ROUND 12 REVIEW - Dees cement themselves as no.1 flag contender - Blues remain winless against top 8 NORTH MELBOURNE VS GWS PREVIEW - Will Tarrant make his long awaited injury return? - Can Roos mids match Kelly, Taranto, Hopper & Ward? - Will key forwards exploit Davis & Taylor absences? PORT ADELAIDE VS GEELONG PREVIEW - Will Ken drop Marshall, Georgiades or Ladhams? - Are McKenzie/Aliir/Jonas capable of stopping Hawkins/Cameron/Rohan? - Can Port pass test against top 4 side? UNDER-RECOGNIZED PLAYERS - Damaging Seedsman & role player Cunningham earn praise ROUND 13 TIPS - The boys enter their tips and discuss other teams

Spotlight is a series at Goodes Conversations meant to showcase students at Queen's and Goodes. Tune in as Sebastian speaks to Anna about what sustainability means and how to be imperfectly sustainable. Anna Brabender is a third-year environmental science student taking a Certificate in Business. Anna is extremely passionate about fighting for system change while also navigating how to live more a sustainable lifestyle. Anna helps fight for environmental justice with multiple groups within and outside of Queen's University and encourages others to be imperfectly sustainable through a social media account called @sustianabilitysimplified Time Stamps: 0:15 : Anna introduces herself 0:50: What does sustainability mean? 1:50: Why care about sustainability? 2:55: A time budget and the time line 3:25: Do you feel like people are too overwhelmed? Do you think people just don't see a solution? 4:25: Transition: Intersectional Environmentalism and Eco Imperialism - How does it play out in our life? 7:15: Environmental justice is social justice 8:25: Who is feeling the effects of climate change today? 12:30: Stop the podcast. Look up: Eco Imperialism and Environmental Racism in Canada 12:50: Do environmentalists need to go about this from an institutional sort of standpoint? 13:50: Transition: How can we live sustainably on a daily and indivdual basis? 20:10: Combating societal norms 21:45: Radical change requires radical solutions 24:15: Why is veganism radical? 27:20: Sebastian's journey with veganism 28:45: Be an imperfect vegan, be imperfectly sustainable 32:00: Is being vegan the best thing you can do for the environment? 33:05: Is there no such thing as a meat-eating environmentalist? 36:00: A parting word of advice, what you should take away from this podcast. 38:45: Conclusion: BE IMPERFECTLY SUSTAINABLE

Q&A with director Daniel Gordon, writer Stan Grant and Australian Football League player Adam Goodes exploring Goodes' remarkable and inspirational story, and the deeper, more powerful themes of race, identity and belonging. With Mariayah Kaderbhai.

Adam Goodes is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the Sydney Swans in the Australian Football League (AFL). Widely considered to be a legend, Goodes holds an elite place in AFL history as a dual Brownlow Medallist, dual premiership player, four-time All-Australian, member of the Indigenous Team of the Century and representative of Australia in the International Rules Series. Mr. Goodes impact, however, goes beyond the football field - he is also well known for his community work. He is currently the CEO of the Indigenous Defence & Infrastructure Consortium (iDiC) and the co-founder of the GO Foundation. In 2014, he was recognized as Australian of the Year because of his antiracism advocacy and support of Indigenous sporting and community programs. In this episode of the Search for Racial Equity, Adam Goodes sits down with Dr. Kamau Bobb, Google's Global Lead for Diversity Strategy, to discuss the importance of celebrating his Aboriginal heritage and his experiences as a black man in Australia. The Search for Racial Equity Series is a global forum offering an in depth study and dialog of racial equity and justice, through forthright discussion and a syllabus that intends to amplify the most authentic and powerful voices of our time and of this movement. We aim to create safe spaces for the most important and authentic discussions. See more videos like this via http://g.co/TalksAtGoogle/RacialEquity  #RacialEquity #AdamGoodes

With Indigenous Football Week around the corner (November 9-15) Adam Peacock chats to the founder of John Moriarty Football, John Moriarty and the patron of the program for 2020, Adam Goodes.Moriarty set the program up a number of years ago to help the world game become a part of indigenous communities all over Australia, and amongst many purposes, it helps give opportunity to talented young players - like Shay Evans with Sydney FC's W League side. AFL legend Goodes has always been a football fan, and he explains his connection and love for the game that might have been his sport of choice if not for what was available as a kid.Here both men talk about their experiences in football, and what they hope the sport can be for indigenous youth in particular.

A look back at some of our best bits so far this year, including the dawn of 'Woodes is the Goodes', the lies Matt tells as a parent, the boys from Lime Cordiale and Communal Pizza Ovens? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spotlight is a series at Goodes Conversations meant to showcase students at Queen's and Goodes. Tune in as Sebastian speaks to Omar about his role in creating The Smith Black Business Association and the QTBIPOC mentorship program. Omar brings energy to this segment that is unparalleled. Omar is in his third year at Commerce and continues to disrupt the spaces he's in to make space his own. We ask Omar about his passion projects and his challenges. You're listening to Spotlight on Goodes Conversations. Time Stamps 1:00 - Omar's Journey 2:55 - Starting his involvement in equity work 5:15 - What involvement do you have today in equity work at Queen's? 6:40 - How did black lives matter impact the movements 8:00 - Why mentors? 10:50 - How is COMM 24? What's the energy like? 12:30 - The fast creation of SBBA 15:10 - Challenges with the creation of SBBA? 17:40 - What keeps you motivated through the challenges? 20:15 - Opportunities you're opening up for students of tomorrow? 22:20 - What is your vision for Smith's tomorrow? 25:00 - Conclusion 26:00 - Outro (listen to learn how you can engage further with Goodes Conversations)

The Turn of the Screw Director Sarah Goodes chats with MTC Literary Associate Jenni Medway about the enduring fascination with Henry James novella and the process of creating an audio drama.

AFL great Adam Goodes has a weakness you may not know about...for double coat Tim Tams. Goodes talks to Matthew Hayden about feeding his sweet tooth before big games, the simple pleasure of eating with family since hanging up his boots and connecting to his ancestry through food.

AFL great Adam Goodes has a weakness you may not know about...for double coat Tim Tams. Goodes talks to Matthew Hayden about feeding his sweet tooth before big games, the simple pleasure of eating with family since hanging up his boots and connecting to his ancestry through food.

It's time for us to recharge. I have been listening to you #SpeakEasy listeners and you are ready to get back on track in life and business. This is the episode for you. Where do we get a new battery pack? Where do we get what the Energizer bunny has? How do we get that with everything that has been going on in 2020? We are going to dig deep into what that recharge looks like and some of you... it's going to hurt a little bit because some of you will need to unplug from something. Yup, unplug from the news, social media, and yes even some people. It's time to start feeling good again starting from the inside out. Life can become cumbersome at times and makes us anxious. This is the moment when you need to plan your escape. Now, we are not saying run away from your problems but you must find a place that allows you to shut it off. What does that mean? That means a moment to do absolutely nothing. Just be a bump on the log and it's okay to just sit there and do nothing. You know, what that does that refreshes you, that reboots your mind, your body, and your spirit. Could you sit still for 60 seconds? No fidgeting and no looking at your phone. (Many can not) For Dr. Chere, it is not a matter of the time you use to recharge that matters the most. The most important parts of recharging are what you do and are they working for you. Anything from putting on a full face of makeup to taking a much-needed nap can recharge you. There will be some who need to recharge their body through better nutrition. Eating healthier options will often give a natural boost of energy. This is self-care and you need to ask yourself a few questions. Does it make you feel good?Does it make you feel whole? How often do you need to do this? When is the best time for you to do this? Where can you do this uninterrupted? Are you dealing with false sensations? In this episode, Dr. Chere discussed not just the false sensations we may get from some of the foods that we eat but also the false sensations we get from people and certain scenarios in our lives. That temporary high and drop can drain us as entrepreneurs. A relationship, contract, or even a conversation that creates this feeling is a dangerous one. Often times we allow what haunts us to hurt us. Dr. Chere's gems:1. Be okay with walking away 2. Fill your cup3. Get moving 4. Take responsibility 5. Practice saying "NO"Don't allow self-doubt to bankrupt you! ~ Dr. Chere GoodeDr. Chere M. Goode is the Founder/CEO of Total Harmony Enterprises, Make Me Over Wellness, and Exceptional Wellness Candle Company. Goode is a wife, mother, and caregiver, as well as, the Creator of the Annual RECHARGE Health, Wellness, and Fitness Expo. Goode has been a Licensed Practical Nurse for over 30 years and is Nationally Certified in Hospice and Palliative Care, an area she currently specializes in. Goode is a 5-time #1 Best Selling International Author, Speaker, and Wellness Coach, as well as, an American Heart & Stroke Association Ambassador/Spokesperson. Known as the RECHARGE Strategist, Goode teaches professional women strategies for self-care to recharge their Mental, Physical, and Emotional batteries for success in life and business through her 8 Recharge Pillars of Self Care. Goodes teachings also emphasize the importance of self-care to enrich one's life. She teaches her clients that if you look good, you feel good so pamper yourself as often as possible. Goode is certified in the relaxation techniques of mindfulness and reflexology. Goode is also the founder of the Ladies Recharge Movement where she hosts quarterly events for women to step away from daily duties to perform self-care and have fun with other like-minded professional women. Goode has been featured on ABC, Dr. Oz, Wendy Williams, Baltimore's TV 25, Good Day Baltimore on Fox 45, Society Moms TV, Radio One, WOLB Radio, Impact The World Radio, I Heart Radio, The Baltimore Times, Baltimore Flava Radio, Impact Nation Magazine and a host of other Magazines and Media Outlets. She has received numerous awards and Government citations for tenacity in business. Most recently she was awarded as a 2020 Woman Thriving in Business and one of Baltimore's Women of Passion, Poise, & Purpose by the Baltimore Times. Goode's expertise in the areas of RECHARGE strategies, self-care, stress management, mental wellness, and heart disease prevention has touched the lives of many all over the world. Connect with Dr. Chere Goode on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002085762896

In a special interview, Andrew Mueller catches up with Adam Goodes, a legend of Australian Rules football and the subject of a new documentary, ‘The Australian Dream', which tells the story of Goodes's life and career, and examines racism in sport and society.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a special interview, Andrew Mueller catches up with Adam Goodes, a legend of Australian Rules football and the subject of a new documentary, ‘The Australian Dream’, which tells the story of Goodes’s life and career, and examines racism in sport and society.

In a special interview, Andrew Mueller catches up with Adam Goodes, a legend of Australian Rules football and the subject of a new documentary, ‘The Australian Dream', which tells the story of Goodes's life and career, and examines racism in sport and society.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You Booed Goodes Because You're Racist And You Know It. We predict the week ahead, look at the past and then Wayne Carey threatens to Fight Garry Lyon for his Garage.

In this episode of the Refuse to Lose Podcast, for the first we are stepping outside Rugby League and I couldn’t think of a better guy to do it with then Kieran Jack. Kieren is a former captain of the Sydney Swans who played 256 games in the AFL. But he is so much more than just an athlete.In this episode Kieren touches on his early life growing up as the son of a Balmain Tigers legend. He touches on his transition into the AFL and how he turned himself from a draft reject into a premiership winning superstar who played in three grand finals. He also lifts the lid on the entire Adam Goodes booing saga for the very first time. Giving an insight in to what it was like to be a teammate of Adam’s during the AFL’s darkest days. He talks about the anger, the confusion and the great sorrow it caused him and how he still looks back on what he could have done differently at the time.Kieren also talks about retirement and how it’s allowed him to throw himself into community work and help him become an advocate for a number of important issues. I’ve done a lot of sports interviews for my job and this is seriously one of the most honest, intellectual and eye opening conversations I’ve ever had. There is also some great locker room stories ranging from the Dalai Lama, to toothbrushes. Please enjoy my chat with Kieren jack.

In this episode I catch up with Ex Hurricane Reggie Goodes who takes us through his incredible journey which involves everything from moving to NZ from South Africa at the tough age of 13, to having to end his career early due to ongoing concussions. He also talks about his transition post rugby which in 2 years has involved selling printers at Rico, becoming a professional rugby coach in Japan to now selling sports gears at Kukri. Reggie also takes us through one of his favourite pranks which were a regular feature during his career on Hurricane away trips. For this prank he pranks team mate Loni Uhila to offer him a fight against Joseph Parker. I hope you enjoy the episode and please follow this podcast journey by following me on...https://www.instagram.com/what_a_lad_podcast.me/https://www.facebook.com/What-a-Lad-102767941459534 

Amy Hills sits down for a chat with the Chairs of two of Tasmania's four Regional Tourism Organisations; the East Coast RTO Chair, Kym Goodes; and Tourism Northern Tasmania's Chair, Paul Seaman. Kym and Paul have been at the coalface over the past few weeks in their regions, engaging with local operators about the priorities for industry through the COVID shutdown, and voicing those priorities to Tourism Tasmania, TICT and other State bodies. They also consider the ongoing role of Regional Tourism Bodies through the COVID recovery, and the outlook for their parts of the State. Kym was appointed Chair of the East Coast Regional Tourism Organisation earlier this year. Kym is a well-known Tasmanian business and community leaders, as the former CEO of TasCOSS, the peak sector body for the Tasmanian community services industry. Kym has also been appointed to the Premier's COVID Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Committee. Paul was appointed Chair of Tourism Northern Tasmania in late 2019. His day job is as General Manager of Launceston's award-winning Peppers Silo Hotel, and Regional Manager of Mantra Accommodation Group in Tasmania. He has had an extensive career in accommodation management roles across Australia.

In the third and possibly last episode from isolation Becher and the Brads dream of what they'll do with their first weekend after lockdown. But what's in store for the state and the vital tourism industry which has ground to a halt? Chair of East Coast Tourism and a member of the Premier's new Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council, Kym Goodes, joins the podcast to talk about recovery prospects.

Richard is joined by Evelyn Richardson, the Chief Executive of Live Performance Australia, to discuss the organisation's two-year recovery plan for the arts. Richardson would like to see live venues and their staff supported by the government until they can resume their work in a safe way.Plus Kent Morris, the CEO of Torch Gallery, gets on the line to talk about Confined 11. It's the latest in their series of exhibitions featuring works from Indigenous artists who are or have recently been, incarcerated. Morris says "Interestingly, for First Nations Australians across the country we don't have a word for art because what is perceived as art is just part of our everyday life."Richard debuts a new segment 'Demystifying the Arts'. He speaks with Sarah Goodes, the Associate Artistic Director at the Melbourne Theatre Company, about the role of a theatre director. Goodes sees her role as collaborative world building. She says "It should be the function of art to help us understand the times we're living in".

Eddie Betts on learning from Adam Goodes, the raw emotion of leaving clubs, the joy of footy and his incredible journey from illiterate draftee to Aboriginal community leader.

Adam Goodes is one of the true gentleman of Australian sport. His genuine character and desire to make our country better shines through in every action. Adam had a long career as one of the best Australian Rules footballers of his generation, won the Brownlow as best in the game a couple of times, two premierships, four time All-Australian, Indigenous team of the century, the list goes on. He did alright on the field but his actions off the field are his ongoing legacy. A cracking yarn. 

Don't miss Meagan Goodes layout how separation anxiety surrounding her child forced her to learn a new therapy. In this episode we hear how mindful healing and the technique of tapping have helped her son overcome loss. Giving different therapies an opportunity can change your life in many ways and this interview is proof of that. You can contact Meagan at https://mindfulhealingtoolkit.com.au/ Don't miss the Revealing Healing of Meagan Goodes!

Andrew gives Karl a verbal wedgie, revels in the comeuppance of Calombaris, and gives le Tour another spin, while Karl ponders the future of MasterChef and urges listeners to flock to Lambs of God. Plus, the Goodes, the bad and the ugly of The Final Quarter and what it says about Australia.  Tell a friend about the show - The Clappers! Join our Facebook Group The Clappers is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. Get a new podcast from Nearly Media Chapter One - hear the first chapter of a brand new book.  The Debrief with Dave O'Neil - Dave gives a comedian a lift home from a gig. 10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly. © Nearly Media 2019 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The past week's news centered on various individual public figures. We go through the newsmakers with Senior Editor of The Unshackled Damien Ferri. The UK has a new Prime Minister after the members of the Conservative Party elected by a margin of 2-1 Boris Johnson as their new leader to replace Theresa May. There is now a lot of optimism that as a Brexit supporter he can deliver what the British people voted for in 2016 and the UK can leave the European Union by October 31st. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visited Australia last week to give a speech at Melbourne's Town Hall on Good Governance and met with Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to discuss her wellness budget. But Ardern failed in her diplomatic mission with the Morrison government not backing down on its policy of deporting New Zealand born criminals from Australia. The Adam Goodes Documentary the Final Quarter about the booing saga in the final years of his career premiered on Network 10 last week. The media narrative now is that the booing was racially motivated but that is only because Goodes, once he becomes Australian of the Year labelled Australia as racist. This led to resentment from AFL fans and the booing began. Masterchef Judge George Calombaris has admitted to underpaying workers at his chain of restaurants to the tune of $7.83m. He was fined $200,000 by Fair Work. There was a lot of pressure on Network Ten to sack him from the show but in the end, all judges are leaving the show because ironically, they believed they weren't being paid enough despite being on million dollars salaries. The Unshackled Links: Website: https://www.theunshackled.net Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackled Twitter: https://twitter.com/Un_shackled Free eBook: http://theunshackledbattlefield.net/ The Unshackled Shows: The Unshackled Waves: http://www.theunshackledwaves.net The Report from Tiger Mountain: https://www.theunshackled.net/reportfromtigermountain/ The Uncuckables: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDg6qZbQt68DJ4gmHWhOCuw Support Our Work: Membership: http://www.theunshackled.net/membership Donate: https://www.theunshackled.net/donate/ Subscribestar: https://www.subscribestar.com/theunshackled Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theunshackled Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/TheUnshackled Store: https://www.theunshackled.net/store/ Other Social Links Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theunshackled/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_unshackled Minds: https://www.minds.com/The_Unshackled Gab: https://gab.ai/theunshackled MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/theunshackled Telegram: https://t.me/theunshackled Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/theunshackled/ Theme Music Super Power Cool Dude by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Support the show: http://theunshackled.net/membership/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The oasis of "Finals Footy' is flickering on the horizon and as such footy watching feels just that little bit more important and just that little bit more *fun.* Join in the excitement as the Citizen's of The People's Game breakdown another big week in footy! On the agenda this week: - JB had a really (like REALLY) good weekend at the footy and wanted to tell you all about it! - Can players only be personalities when they're winning? - The "People's Question" tackles the topic of tackling... Is it a skill? Do we like watching tackles? What's the AFL really trying to achieve? - This week's edition of "Footy Book Club" is a reflection on the Adam Goodes documentary "The Final Quarter" by Ian Darling for Shark Island Productions. Material Mentioned In This Episode: For The People's Question •Hocking tackles change and makes himself a target by Jake Niall (The Age) - https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/hocking-tackles-change-and-makes-himself-a-target-20190718-p528lm.html •"The Changing Face of Footy" by Andrew McGarry (ABC)https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-23/the-changing-face-of-afl-football/8375930For Book Club •The Final Quarter by Ian Darling (Shark Island) https://10play.com.au/the-final-quarter •Adam Goodes' defenders desperate to despise Australia as racist by Andrew Bolt (Herald Sun) - https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/andrew-bolt/goodes-defenders-desperate-to-despise-australia-as-racist/news-story/f061e14da1c8c1ca3f4d6a2ec3f88245 •Football's governors can't leave Goodes in too-hard basket by Caroline Wilson (The Age) - https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/football-s-governors-can-t-leave-goodes-in-too-hard-basket-20190719-p528w3.html •Adam Goodes 'cut down' by racist booing because he was powerful, says commentator Charlie King by Kate Ashton (ABC News) - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-21/adam-goodes-faced-racism-because-he-was-powerful-charlie-king/11328552 •Why do footy crowds boo Adam Goodes? by Martin Flanagan (The Age) - https://www.smh.com.au/opinion/why-do-footy-crowds-boo-adam-goodes-20141003-10ppvf.html •Waleed Aly's major issue with reaction to Adam Goodes documentary (7News) - https://7news.com.au/sport/afl/the-final-quarter-waleed-alys-major-issue-with-reaction-to-adam-goodes-documentary-c-357664 •Statement of Origin by Lech Blaine (The Monthly) - https://www.themonthly.com.au/issue/2019/july/1561989600/lech-blaine/statement-origin

Brett Goodes joins the podcast to talk his design for the indigenous guernsey

Join Carno, Duscher and special guest Gemma as they take a look at Grand Final pre-game entertainment and the AFLW. It’s a fiery episode as we compare Goodes and Voss as captains, plan future tattoos and remind everyone about our feelings about Gil while asking the most important sporting question of all; How Good’s Footy? This week it’s good but would be better if Gil would just help the AFLW thrive!Sign up to our newsletter here; http://eepurl.com/cM3in9Join the Sanspants Radio facebook group here; https://www.facebook.com/groups/535280830149669/Check out our upcoming live shows right here; http://www.sanspantsradio.com/live/Want to help support the show?Sanspants+: sanspantsplus.comPatreon: patreon.com/sanspantsradioPodkeep: sanspantsradio.podkeep.comUSB Tapes: audiobooksontape.comMerch: teepublic.com/stores/sanspantsradioWant to get in contact with us?Email: howgoodsfooty@gmail.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/howgoodsfootyWebsite: sanspantsradio.comFacebook: facebook.com/SanspantsRadioReddit: reddit.com/r/sanspantsradioOr individually at;Carney: twitter.com/sidekickofdowieDuscher: twitter.com/dusch13Gemma: twitter.com/glbastianiGemma’s AFL podcast: twitter.com/playonpodGemma’s Music Podcast: twitter.com/australianjams See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Forrester analyst Heidi Shey joins IBM Security's Dan Goodes and Ken Brisco for a conversation about the challenges of secure data management. Listen in as Shey and Goodes share their thoughts on how to make data risk management a priority within the C-suite, how to recognize the symptoms of poor data risk management, and how to use data risk management to meet compliance requirements. To learn more, read the complete Forrester report, "Is Your Company In Peril If Critical Data Is Breached?" [https://ibm.co/2NOvyam] and watch the on-demand webinar featuring Heidi and Dan [http://bit.ly/2KR6aCL].

MTC Associate Director Sarah Goodes speaks to Sarah Corridon about the character Nora Helmer and the assumptions that have been made about her for over 100 years.

Hurricanes technical coach Richard Watt says he was sad to see Reggie Goodes call time on his career but thought it's the right move for him with his history of concussion.LISTEN ABOVE AS RICHARD WATT SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY GORAN 

Hurricanes technical coach Richard Watt says he was sad to see Reggie Goodes call time on his career but thought it's the right move for him with his history of concussion.LISTEN ABOVE AS RICHARD WATT SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY GORAN 

Sarah Corridon chats to MTC Associate Director Sarah Goodes about the plays she'll be directing in 2018 – The Children, A Doll's House, Part 2 and Astroman.

Sydney Theatre Company Resident Director Sarah Goodes joins Carl Nilsson-Polias to discuss her world premiere production of The Hanging by Angela Betzien. www.sydneytheatre.com.au/thehanging Sarah discusses the process of developing a new play for the stage, the cast and characters of The Hanging, the production's design, and what it has meant for her to be a Resident Director at STC. They also discuss the upcoming tour of STC's production of Switzerland to Melbourne. The Hanging, 28 Jul — 10 Sep 2016, Wharf 1 Theatre Seeing the show? Let us know your thoughts. Tag @sydneytheatreco and #STCHanging Producer Carl Nilsson-Polias Recording Engineer Ben Lightowlers Composer Max Lyandvert  

This week the Aborigine Australian Rules star Adam Goodes, decided against walking away from the game he loves, having endured weeks of racial abuse at the hands of some opposing fans. It’s not the first time that the sport has been at the forefront of the countries debate on integration. In 1993, whilst playing for St Kilda, Nicky Winmar responded to similar racial abuse by raising his shirt and pointing to his skin. The photograph is an iconic image in Australian sporting history. But has anything really changed in those 22 years? Don’t Ban Drugs… Embrace Them! With more allegations and strenuous denials dominating the world of athletics, we ask if sport would be better off if performance enhancing drugs were regulated, as opposed to banned. Remembering Natalia Natalia Molchanova, widely regarded as the greatest free diver in history is feared to have died diving off the coast of Spain. We speak to William Truebridge, the current world champion and double world record holder, about Natalia’s life and legacy. Somali Surfs Up! For Kite Surfers there are few better places to practice the sport than the east coast of Africa, unfortunately there are few places more dangerous. We hear from Denmark’s Jacob Sorensen who is in the middle of attempting to kite surf over 1000km of the African east coast including parts of Somali and all the dangers that brings. Is Football Failing Fans? As the new English Premier League season begins we look at a new survey on accessibility and why some of the biggest clubs in world football are failing it’s disabled fans. Sporting Witness… Goes back to the summer of 1989 and one of the most controversial signings of all time - a deal that would rock the world of Scottish football. The day former Glasgow Celtic hero Mo Johnston signed for their bitter cross-city rivals, Rangers. Photo: Adam Goodes of the Sydney Swans is carried off after his 350th Aussie Rules match/ CREDIT: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

As Bronwyn Bishop steps dpown as speaker of the house, Australia needs to look to the UK to see how to do political scandals properly. Take John Buttifant Sewel, a British Lord with a penchant for sniffing cocaine off the breasts of taxpayer funded prostitutes, whilst dressed in their underwear. It doesn’t get better than that really!00:00 Introduction02:02 Yes, booing Goodes is racist06:07 A use for the Barangaroo Tower08:27 Cecil the Lion, not Zimbabwe’s biggest problem11:09 Browyn Bishop out – but here’s a real scandal16:56 Slavery, another go at abolishing it20:18 Can the tunnel migrants ever be stopped?27:00 US Presidency wrap32:16 More corrupt politicians34:50 Thai’s power pole dominoes35:50 Trans Pacific Partner stalls over dairy39:01 Did the NZ PM say Maori Language Month would be boring?40:27 In New Zealand, saying you are who you are not44:25 Malaysia’s sinking airport feeling45:30 What’s the Big Idea – cars, fire alarms, sports58:25 Bin Laden’s family conspiracy1:00:20 Farewell Cilla 1:07:10 GOP tries to starve Planned Parenthood1:12:21 How safe are self drive cars?

In this episode we get our boot scooting boots on and dance around the issues of round 18. Is Damien Hardwick the Paul Westhead of the AFL? Brisbane get slapped around like a Mayweather harlot. We consider if Jack Watts has found his true calling as a coach, and if the Dees are over young gun prodigies just as they've found a legit candidate. Sydney sink the boots into a disappointing Crows side, who failed to fire for Tex's 100th. Brenton tries out the Goodes dance on a couple of famous Melbourne D-Floors. Norf have a 10 goal win over Carlton. I'm sure something else happened in that game, but like you I was watching the battle of the Coasts. We have a battle of the coasts. Port have a much needed win with some stars coming good, while we back the Saints for one or two more fan boosting wins before the seasons done. The Bombers get bent over for a doggystle rogering. And GWS and Freo round out our weekend of crepe umpiring decisions. Oh yeah, in case the umpires couldn't quite hear Leon Cameron... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Extra Time is in Melbourne Australia and if there's one sport which can uniquely claim to be home-grown it is Australian rules football, a high octane mixture of running, kicking and sometimes brutal mid-air collisions. One of the game's greatest players is Adam Goodes, who is much more than just a sportsman. He's of Aboriginal heritage and is the 2014 Australian of the Year – an award recognising not only his sporting talent but his public stand against racism, which was epitomised in 2013 when during a match at the MCG a teenage girl called Goodes an ape. He had her kicked out of the stadium and not for the first time racism in sport and society was at the centre of national debate In Australia. Now as Adam Goodes nears the end of his sporting career is he about to enter a new one as a politician?