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Anita Jacoby is a legend in the media industry having enjoyed pivotal roles at every major network. Over her career she has produced a number of iconic shows including 60 Minutes, The Gruen Transfer and Enough Rope with Andrew Denton. As well as orchestrating hundreds of interviews with everyone from Sir David Attenborough to Kevin Costner to Helen Mirren. Awarded a member of the Order Of Australia for her work she continues to make a vital contribution through her numerous Chair and Advisory roles across multiple industry bodies and community organisations. Hear each song chosen by every Five of My Life guest at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/60PqJQ1rg6fverFMyKvdkG Follow The Five of My Life on Instagram: The Five of My Life (@thefiveofmylife) Contact Nigel at https://nigelmarsh.com/

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Every generation thinks they have it tougher than their predecessors. But arguably, 30-year-olds in Australia right now actually do.  In this episode of The Briefing, Bension Siebert is joined by Russel Howcroft, a 59-year-old businessman you may recognise from the ABC TV show The Gruen Transfer, to explain why he thinks we need to talk about why millennials really do have it tough.   Follow The Briefing:TikTok: @listnrnewsroomInstagram: @listnrnewsroom @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @LiSTNRnewsroomFacebook: @LiSTNR NewsroomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russel Howcroft has been talking to Australians about how they are sold things for years on the much loved TV show Gruen - Now he lets us in on the secret of how he sells things to his kids! (Hint: like any good client pitch, it's more guiding, less telling In a free ranging chat that follows the whims of Russ's very active mind, he explores with Hame how his own upbringing influences the choices he now makes as a father, how he has actively fostered creativity in his kids, and why it can be scary to do so. He explains his devotion to instilling confidence in his kids, and creating the freedom to make their own choices (and their own mistakes!). He also revisits times when he was a very busy corporate guy, and how with the benefit of hindsight, he views the perpetual challenge of balancing work and life. And Russ also finishes with a big long list. It's a bit like his version of (Everybody's Free) to Wear Sunscreen, but on the way he parents.  Maybe we can put it to music one day! His final point is perhaps his best.  We teach our kids how to love - so make sure you do it right! With wife Kate, Russ is a parent to 3 adult children. Other than on occasion Shunning Hamish - Russ is best known as a longtime panellist on Gruen (and previously Gruen Transfer), and he is co-host of Melbourne's top rating breakfast radio show, Ross and Russ on 3AW. He's had a long and successful career as a business leader, is the author of 3 books, and is the chair of the Australian Film Television and Radio School and of the Jim Stynes Foundation.  Go Russ! —- And GO HERTZ!  Thanks to Hertz, we've got a competition for you to enter.  For your chance to win one of 5 weekend hire packages for a Polestar EV and some very exclusive HODD merch, head to hertz.com.au/hoddev.  Terms and Conditions available at the website. Entries close 4 December 2023.  Thanks again to Hertz! — If you wanna drop us a note, we bloody love hearing from you. You can do so at howotherdadsdad.com - thanks so much. 

Avete presente quel senso di smarrimento e di vertigine che si prova dentro i grandi centri commerciali? Non è una vostra impressione, dietro c'è una volontà precisa. Scoprite la storia di Victor Gruen che prima inventò i centri commerciali e poi votò la vita a cercare di distruggere la sua invenzione. TRASCRIZIONE [ENG translation below]Una delle tante belle cose del vivere a Cagliari è che qui in Sardegna non ci sono i grandi centri commerciali a 20.000 piani, con la superficie che è quella di una piccola cittadina di provincia.Sì, perché a me questi posti fanno venire l'angoscia, e non lo dico così per dire, mi viene proprio, fisicamente sto male. Prima di tutto perdo l'orientamento, non so più dove andare, non riconosco più i punti di riferimento miei, non trovo l'uscita e più giro a vuoto e più mi innervosisco, e più mi innervosisco e meno riesco a trovare l'uscita.Mi è capitato diverse volte, appunto, persa in uno di questi giganteschi (e dico giganteschi) centri commerciali, di dover chiamare a casa per dire aiuto, non riesco a uscire, mi dici dov'è l'uscita del parcheggio tal dei tali, eccetera.Perché ve ne sto parlando? Perché mi è tornato in mente il buon vecchio Gruen, Victor Gruen, un architetto austriaco che a metà degli anni '50 ha inventato il centro commerciale, è andato a costruirlo negli Stati Uniti, boh, forse abitava già negli Stati Uniti, comunque, ha costruito il primo centro commerciale e lui si è inventato tutte queste cose che noi vediamo adesso in ogni supermercato: la musica per far trascorrere il tempo più lentamente, mettere le cose che vogliamo che la gente compri più in vista, mettere le gomme americane e le batterie alla cassa e queste cose qua, mettere la musica, mettere le luci in un certo modo, cambiare spesso la disposizione così che il cliente, la cliente abbia sempre questo senso di ma dove sono? Ma cosa faccio?Che sono anche le stesse tecniche usate all'interno dei casinò per far perdere la cognizione del tempo, infatti c'è sempre luce innaturale, non ci sono mai finestre, non ci sono mai orologi, così non si avverte il trascorrere del tempo.La cosa divertente, ironica più che divertente, è che dopo aver creato tutto questo sistema, il signor Victor Gruen, e aver stabilito come si fa a far rimanere una persona più a lungo nel centro commerciale, si è reso conto che tutti i suoi insegnamenti erano stati stravolti per approfittare della clientela e quindi ha misconosciuto, si è rivoltato contro la sua stessa creazione.Oggi si parla di Gruen Transfer, effetto Gruen, cioè quello che noi proviamo dentro il supermercato, dentro il grande magazzino: perdiamo un po il senso dell'orientamento e veniamo presi anche da questa gioia dell'acquisto e compriamo cose che non ci servono.Ecco, a me il Gruen transfer fa venire un gran nervoso, mi fa perdere l'orientamento e non vedo l'ora di uscire, di scappare. Niente grandi magazzini per me, niente super centri commerciali.TRANSLATIONOne of the many nice things about living in Cagliari is that here in Sardinia there are no big 20,000-story shopping malls, with the area being that of a small provincial town.Yes, because to me these places give me anxiety, and I'm not just saying that, I really get, physically I'm sick. First of all, I lose my orientation, I don't know where to go anymore, I don't recognise my own landmarks, I can't find the exit, and the more I go around in circles, the more nervous I get, and the more nervous I get, the less I can find the exit.It has happened to me several times, actually, lost in one of these giant (and I say giant) shopping malls, that I have to call home to say help, I can't get out, can you tell me where is the exit of such-and-such parking lot, etc.Why am I telling you about this? I was reminded of good old Gruen, Victor Gruen, an Austrian architect who in the mid-1950s invented the mall, and went to build it in the United States, IDK, maybe he was already living in the United States, anyway, he built the first mall and he came up with all these things that we see now in every supermarket: music to slow down time, put the things they want people to buy more prominently, put chewing gum and batteries at the checkout and these things here, put music, put the lights a certain way, change the layout often so that the customer always has this sense of but where am I? But what am I doing?These are also the same techniques used inside casinos to make people lose track of time, in fact, there is always unnatural light, there are never any windows, there are never any clocks, so you don't feel the passage of time.The funny thing, ironic rather than funny, is that after creating this whole system, Mr Victor Gruen, and establishing how to make a person stay longer in the mall, realised that all his teachings had been twisted to take advantage of the clientele and so he repudiated, turned against his own creation.Today we talk about Gruen Transfer, the Gruen effect, that is, what we experience inside the supermarket, inside the department store: we lose our sense of direction a bit and we also get caught up in this joy of buying and buying things we don't need.You see, to me, Gruen transfer makes me very nervous, makes me lose my bearings, and I can't wait to get out, to run away. No department stores for me, no super malls.Victor Gruen https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Gruen

Our guest says that marketing  has a problem: "I think there's an over-reliance on people's opinions at the expense of creating a vision and sticking with it." and he claims this hurts our ability to build brands that get strong traction. Already a published author, he devoted his second book to this argument. The book's title is his plea to marketers: "Stop Listening to the Customer: Try Hearing Your Brand Instead" Adam Ferrier is the founder of Thinkerbell, an agency that creates ‘measured magic', and was ranked 2021 number one Creative Agency in the world by industry publication BestAds - the first time awarded to an Australian agency. Leading Australian publication Mumbrella also lists Thinkerbell as Full Service, Creative, and PR 2021 Agency of the Year (the only time an agency has ever won all three titles in one year). Adam is one of Australia's leading consumer psychologists, a brand strategist and an authority on behavioural economics. He's the author of The Advertising Effect: How to change behaviour (Oxford) and Stop Listening to the Customer: Try hearing your brand instead (Wiley). No stranger to the TV screen of Australia, Adam is a regular panelist on the Gruen Transfer, 7's Sunrise, and 10's The Project. As the creator of the idea behind the WARC World Innovation prize (2013), and winner of the rare Cannes Gold Lion and Gold Effie double, Adam has won at all of the world's major advertising shows. He created the successful board game The Analyst (translated into four languages), space; an unconference where 'ideas meet influence', and the social cause agency DOA (Decade of Action). Adam also co-hosts Black T-Shirts, a podcast that delivers XXL creativity for marketers. An unstoppable force in the Australian advertising landscape, Adam's hands delegate the keys to embrace evidence-based creativity – whether to buy, perform or change - through cognitive behavioural psychology, hardcore creativity and a deep understanding of behavioural economics.  

Today in the Confessional, host Sandy Lowres is chatting with acclaimed television producer and author Anita Jacoby, AM.Anita has an extraordinary career across both print and television media and has worked with industry greats and on award-winning shows, including Enough Rope with Andrew Denton, The Gruen Transfer, Good Morning Australia, Today and 60 Minutes, as well as documentaries such as Angels & Demons and Chelmsford Hospital. During her distinguished career, Anita has won many awards - AACTAs, AFIs, an Order of Australia Media Award (60 minutes) and even a Logie Award.In 2021, Anita received the Gold Distinguished Service Medal, The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award.It's no surprise then that Anita doesn't do anything by halves. When her beloved father passed away, Anita realised she might not know all she thought about him and set about on a journey to uncover facts about her dad. She could never have predicted the story that was about to unfold. Anita tells the story of her father in her book Secrets from Behind the Screen: The Award-winning TV Producer's compelling search for the truth. At the heart of this story is a daughter's love for her father, and the moment she uncovers the human she hadn't seen.Anita shares her incredible wisdom about her career in the Australian TV Industry, as well as the captivating story that unfolds in her book.-The Good Girl Confessional is the award-winning Podcast of WB40 - Women Beyond Forty, a platform for women 40, 50, 60 and beyond. Join the revolution:www.wb40.comhttps://www.instagram.com/womenbeyondfortyhttps://www.instagram.com/thegoodgirlconfessionalhttps://www.facebook.com/thegoodgirlconfessionalWb40 and The Good Girl Confessional Acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land we record this podcast on, the Wurrundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nations and pay out respect to their elders, past, present and emerging.

Cosa hanno in comune il supermercato e la spiaggia? La poesia. Almeno quando a parlarne (o scriverne) è Annie Ernaux.LINK e TRASCRIZIONE (ENG translation below)Quando a novembre hanno assegnato i vari premi Nobel, anche quello per la letteratura, ero distratta, per cui non avevo idea che Annie Ernaux fosse la persona che lo scorso anno ha vinto il premio Nobel per la letteratura.Così, quando sono capitata in biblioteca e ho visto questo libro intitolato Guarda le luci, amore mio, una bellissima copertina dove c'è un campo vuoto e un piccolo carrello della spesa. Io sono appassionata di carrelli della spesa, di supermercati, di tutto quello che evocano i non-luoghi, gli spazi liminali, anche perché poi io soffro di Gruen Transfer, che ve ne parlerò in un altro momento.Ho cominciato a leggere questo libriccino di un'ottantina di pagine, che si legge veramente velocemente, l'ho letto in una giornata e sono rimasta folgorata perché Annie Ernaux (non so nemmeno se si pronunci così, non parlo francese) ha una capacità pazzesca di descrivere in modo molto semplice e incredibilmente poetico, profondo, delle piccole realtà che poi sono quelle che viviamo noi tutti i giorni.Infatti leggendo questo libro, lei cosa ha voluto fare in questo libro? È andata in un supermercato, particolarmente uno preciso, Auchan, e si è messa così a descrivere quello che vedeva. Sapete, lo facciamo tutti: vedete la coppia che sta litigando perché lui vuole comprare un prodotto e lei ne vuole comprare un altro, oppure vedete il pensionato che cerca gli spicciolini nel portamonete, poi porge la mano con le monete alla cassiera perché sia lei a scegliere le monetine, la gente che fa le cose velocemente, la gente, che le fa lentamente, insomma un campionario di umanità.Ma quello che caratterizza questa scrittrice è che lei riesce a infondere poesia anche nelle cose più più banali, nelle cose più pedestri. Una frase mi è rimasta impressa, la frase dice "il brusio del supermercato all'ora di punta mi ricorda il rumore del mare quando ti addormenti in spiaggia", cioè dopo una frase del genere, come si fa a non sciogliersi e a innamorarsi follemente di questa scrittrice?Ho finito molto velocemente quel libro. Sono subito corsa in biblioteca a prenderne un altro e adesso ho appena iniziato a leggere La donna gelata, un altro suo libro è anche questo è spettacolare. C'è tutta la prima parte dove parla delle donne della sua vita, ed è incredibile perché lei è nata negli anni '40, quindi è più grande di me, però (e poi lei è nata in Francia, io sono nata in Sardegna) però il modo in cui lei descrive queste donne, queste atmosfere, questi luoghi, come lei giocava da bambina, io mi ci rispecchio tantissimo.Ehm niente, sono immersa nella lettura e adesso mi sparerò tutti i libri di questa scrittrice che mi piace tantissimo e che vi consiglio di prendere in mano: lettura veloce, lettura bellissima e vi darà un po' di poesia nella giornata.ENGLISH translation with linksWhen in November they assigned the various Nobel prizes, including the one for literature, I was distracted, so I had no idea that Annie Ernaux was the person who won the Nobel Prize for literature last year. So, when I happened to be in the library and saw this book entitled Look at the lights, My Love, a beautiful cover [in the Italian edition] with a blank field and a small shopping cart. I am passionate about shopping carts, supermarkets, and everything that evokes non-places, liminal spaces, also because then I suffer from Gruen Transfer, which I will talk to you about at another time.I began reading this little book of about eighty pages, which reads very quickly, I read it in one day and I was struck by the fact that Annie Ernaux (I don't even know if it's pronounced like that, I don't speak French) has an incredible ability to describe in a very simple and incredibly poetic, deep way, small realities that are what we all live every day.In fact, by reading this book, what did she want to do in this book? She went to a supermarket, particularly one specific, Auchan, and began to describe what she saw. You know, we all do it: you see the couple fighting because he wants to buy one product and she wants to buy another, or you see the retiree looking for small change in his wallet, then handing the coins to the cashier so that she can choose the coins, people who do things quickly, people who do them slowly, in short, a sample of humanity.But what characterizes this writer is that she manages to infuse poetry even in the most banal things, in the most pedestrian things. One phrase stuck with me, the phrase says "the murmur of the supermarket at peak hour reminds me of the noise of the sea when you fall asleep on the beach," after a sentence like that, how can you not melt and fall madly in love with this writer?I finished that book very quickly. I immediately ran to the library to get another one and now I've just started reading A Frozen Woman, another of her books and this one is spectacular too. There's all the first part where she talks about the women in her life, and it's incredible because she was born in the 1940s, so she's older than me, but (and then she was born in France, I was born in Sardinia) but the way she describes these women, these atmospheres, these places, how she used to play as a child, I see myself a lot in it.Anyway, I'm immersed in reading and now I'll shoot all the books of this writer that I like so much and that I recommend you to pick up: quick reading, beautiful reading and it bring some poetry in your day.

Wil Anderson has pinballed around the ABC since the early 2000's, hosting multiple TV shows, including The Gruen Transfer and, most recently, Question Everything. He is one of Australia's most accomplished TV talents, a stand-up comedian with 25 years under his belt and a Gold Logie nominee. In this episode, he speaks with culture reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, Thomas Mitchell, about everything from whether the ABC supports young performers, to what it's like living with osteoarthritis (“some days I can walk fine, some days I am Keyser Söze”), to his new book, I Am Not Fine, Thanks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our adulthood in this late stage of capitalism is not the adulthood our parents knew; the markers of adulthood, if they exist at all, are, for many of us, vastly different than they used to be. But that doesn't mean we are not adults. And that doesn't mean that our businesses are somehow inferior even if we don't have all the obvious old markers of adulthood or our business do not have the same hallmarks as 'established' businesses. You are not inferior.Also, handbills on lamp posts, and the disorientation of walking into one's regular grocery store and finding that it has been rearranged. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruen_transfer@Absentia_Nova on the Gruen Transfer and autistic support needs levels:https://www.tiktok.com/@absentia_nova/video/7146074010630081793?_t=8VxAZaXBDvm&_r=1full transcript and show notes here:https://dev.intensivesinstitute.com/episode/the-reality-of-adulthood

The Queen never took a day off in her life! (From her gruelling work of attending a succession of parties thrown in her honour.) So we've taken the week off - it's what she would have wanted. Instead, we've unlocked one of our favourite Patreon bonus episodes. Emerald and Tom speak for the whole hour with comedian and host of The Glass House, Gruen, Question Everything and Wilosophy - Wil Anderson.  Wil talks about his political philosophy, explains the idea behind the Gruen Transfer as a “hiding in plain sight” critique of capitalism, and has a good-spirited stoush with Emerald about deliberate informal voting.  Subscribe on Patreon to support the show and check out all our bonus Patreon eps with guests like Tom Tanuki and Jon Kudelka, and deep dives into topics like Aussie political sketch comedy, internal Greens party shenanigans, and whether a Greens government would lead to the apocalypse. https://www.patreon.com/SeriousDangerAU  Visit Wil's website: https://wilanderson.com/  Produced by Michael Griffin Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Patreon @SeriousDangerAU seriousdangerpod.comSupport the show: http://patreon.com/seriousdangerauSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In her candid pep talk with host Caroline Hugall, Kirsty Muddle – Ad Standards Board Member, Gruen Transfer panellist and B&T Media Awards' Woman of the Year and Executive of the Year in 2018 – shares the best advice she's ever been given, the person she admires most, the change that's been most motivating, and the struggle she faced to overcome an eating disorder in her twenties.

For their 40th episode, Mel and Trish invite the incredible Anita Jacoby onto the podcast to chat about her recently released book Secrets Beyond the Screen.Some women are born destined to have fascinating lives on multiple levels and Anita Jacoby easily falls into that category. She held senior production roles with all of Australia's commercial networks as well as the ABC, SBS and Foxtel on programs such as 60 minutes, Gruen Transfer, Witness, Enough Rope with Andrew Denton, LAWS, Good Morning Australia and the Today Show. She was also the first woman in media to be appointed managing director of an international production company.As well as holding positions on numerous boards including Women in Media, Headspace and the ABC Advisory Council, she has recently written a book Secrets Beyond the Screen which not only covers her career in television but also the fascinating discoveries of secret parts of her father's life whom she shared a close, loving relationship with and thought she knew so well. In her own words it's a story that “proves that children, no matter how wise or old they become, never truly know their parents.”Enjoy the many fascinating stories of gorgeous Anita Jacoby. Secrets Beyond the Screen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're talking about new releases from superstars Beyoncé and JLo and chatting with silver Logie winner and ABC sweetheart Tony Armstrong and Gruen's Wil Anderson. Break My Soul is Beyoncé's first single off her upcoming album Renaissance, Halftime documents JLo's blazing run as she campaigned for an award for Hustlers and prepared for the Super Bowl halftime show in the same year.  Tony Armstrong tells us where he's keeping his Logie and Ben Law ventures into the fourth dimension for Jurassic World: Dominion. Show notes: Break My Soul lyrics: https://genius.com/Beyonce-break-my-soul-lyrics JLo and Shakira's Super Bowl Halftime show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pILCn6VO_RU Tony Armstrong's Logies acceptance speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YkqvzvlbTg Gruen: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/gruen

We're talking about new releases from superstars Beyoncé and JLo and chatting with silver Logie winner and ABC sweetheart Tony Armstrong and Gruen's Wil Anderson.Break My Soul is Beyoncé's first single off her upcoming album Renaissance, Halftime documents JLo's blazing run as she campaigned for an award for Hustlers and prepared for the Super Bowl halftime show in the same year. Tony Armstrong tells us where he's keeping his Logie and Ben Law ventures into the fourth dimension for Jurassic World: Dominion.Show notes:Break My Soul lyrics: https://genius.com/Beyonce-break-my-soul-lyricsJLo and Shakira's Super Bowl Halftime show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pILCn6VO_RUTony Armstrong's Logies acceptance speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YkqvzvlbTgGruen: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/gruen

We're talking about new releases from superstars Beyoncé and JLo and chatting with silver Logie winner and ABC sweetheart Tony Armstrong and Gruen's Wil Anderson. Break My Soul is Beyoncé's first single off her upcoming album Renaissance, Halftime documents JLo's blazing run as she campaigned for an award for Hustlers and prepared for the Super Bowl halftime show in the same year.  Tony Armstrong tells us where he's keeping his Logie and Ben Law ventures into the fourth dimension for Jurassic World: Dominion. Show notes: Break My Soul lyrics: https://genius.com/Beyonce-break-my-soul-lyrics JLo and Shakira's Super Bowl Halftime show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pILCn6VO_RU Tony Armstrong's Logies acceptance speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YkqvzvlbTg Gruen: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/gruen

We're talking about new releases from superstars Beyoncé and JLo and chatting with silver Logie winner and ABC sweetheart Tony Armstrong and Gruen's Wil Anderson. Break My Soul is Beyoncé's first single off her upcoming album Renaissance, Halftime documents JLo's blazing run as she campaigned for an award for Hustlers and prepared for the Super Bowl halftime show in the same year.  Tony Armstrong tells us where he's keeping his Logie and Ben Law ventures into the fourth dimension for Jurassic World: Dominion. Show notes: Break My Soul lyrics: https://genius.com/Beyonce-break-my-soul-lyrics JLo and Shakira's Super Bowl Halftime show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pILCn6VO_RU Tony Armstrong's Logies acceptance speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YkqvzvlbTg Gruen: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/gruen

Dolly Alderton's popular memoir Everything I Know About Love has been adapted for the small screen, exploring the growing pains and confusion of your early 20s. Also out this week is Under the Banner of Heaven, another TV show following the current trend of ripped-from-the-headlines stories.

With people out and about normally again after two years of rolling lockdowns, they are no longer watching crap legacy media content. On this week's Tim's News Explosion I gleefully go through the media falls of the past week. ANZAC Day dawn service crowds at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance were back at full capacity after last year's shameful lockout of veterans. It is worth remembering how Australians were willing to sacrifice all the freedoms the ANZACs fought for during the past two years of lockdowns and restrictions. Scott Morrison invoked the war in Ukraine as an example of citizens fighting for freedom. Defence Minister Peter Dutton invoked the possibility of war with China that peace is not forever. The Greens believe that alarm over the Solomon Islands security pact with China is racist. Though Scott Morrison has used to race card claiming that Labor's attack ads against marginal Liberal MP Gladys Lui are racist. Gruen Transfer panelist Todd Sampson has triggered Antifa on Twitter for a photo with Blair Cottrell plus the revelation he is producing a new documentary for Network 10/Paramount Plus on hate and social media featuring Thomas Sewell. The White Rose Society and Tom Tanuki claim that platforming them because they are skilled 'media manipulators' will lead to more people agreeing with their views. Less than a month after its launch CNN Plus will be shutting down given only 10,000 people were willing to pay for more CNN. New owners Warner Bros. Discovery and new CEO Chris Licht wish to return CNN to hard news. News Corp's Talk TV launches in the UK with Piers Morgan its key signing for £50 million over 3 years. His new global show claims it will cancel cancel culture even though he has been fond of cancelling throughout his career. Netflix share price has plummeted after losing 200,000 subscribers this year, it has constantly raised its subscription fees though its programming quality has declined. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that strips Disney of its special self governing status in Central Florida under the Reedy Creek Improvement Act. This was in response to Disney opposing Florida's new Parental Rights in Education Act. The Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz doxxed the creator of the Libs of Tik Tok Twitter account Chaya Raichik claiming this was newsworthy because its reposting of groomer educator videos inspired the Florida bill. In other news the Biden Administration intends to appeal a Federal Court ruling striking down its air travel mask mandate in an attempt to become even more unpopular. ABC Presenter Fauziah Ibrahim has 'taken a break' from on camera duties while the ABC investigates her Twitter lists with triggered drips as they were titled “Labor Trolls/Thugs and “Lobotomised Shitheads”. Email: me@timwilms.com Message: https://t.me/timwilms Wilms Front Links: Entropy: https://entropystream.live/app/wilmsfront Website: http://timwilms.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wilmsfront Minds: https://www.minds.com/timwilms Gab: https://gab.com/timwilms Telegram: https://t.me/wilmsfront Parler: https://parler.com/profile/timwilms/ Support the Show: Membership: http://www.theunshackled.net/membership Donate: https://www.theunshackled.net/donate/ Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/TheUnshackled Other Unshackled Productions: Trad Tasman Talk: https://www.theunshackled.net/ttt/ Report From Tiger Mountain: http://reportfromtigermountain.com/ Other Unshackled Links: Website: https://www.theunshackled.net Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackled Twitter: https://twitter.com/Un_shackled Gab: https://gab.ai/theunshackled Telegram: https://t.me/theunshackled Minds: https://www.minds.com/The_Unshackled MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/theunshackled Music and Graphics by James Fox Higgins Voice Over by Morgan Munro See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam's book Twelve Summers is out now.Twelve Summers is the story of those big memories and the big matches that accompanied them, told by one of the funniest writers in Australia. Today we’re joined by former advertising copywriter turned social commentator turned novelist Jane Caro. It’s impossible not to feel wiser after a conversation with Jane If you suffer anxiety or insecurity and want to turn your life around – then listen in.I first came across Jane on what used to be The Gruen Transfer, then invited her to be on Agony, and was immediately engaged by her clear thinking and the effortless way she gets her message across.Here she talks about the days when being a feminist wasn’t cool, how to freak out someone who is shouting at you, and the wisdom she was taught the morning after her daughter nearly died. SocialsTwitter - Adam ZwarFacebook - Adam Zwar 10 Questions with Adam Zwar is produced in part by Nearly Media.More about Out of the Question: https://www.nearly.com.au/out-of-the-question-with-adam-zwar/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit adamzwar.substack.com

Om Shownotes ser konstiga ut (exempelvis om alla länkar saknas. Det ska finnas MASSOR med länkar) så finns de på webben här också: https://www.enlitenpoddomit.se    Avsnitt 342 spelades in den 10 november och eftersom att det finns ett ord för att tappa bort sig i ett köpcentrum "Gruen Transfer" ( https://psmag.com/magazine/gruen-transfer ) så handlar dagens avsnitt om: - Alla har haft en vecka... Ord som ingår i beskrivningarna är: blodigt, Bio (Baby bossen 2), Halloween, vanligt jobb, firande med Lakrits, Amazon Prime är skit,  FEEDBACK AND BACKLOG: - Professed Devestation   https://www.thurrott.com/apple/259121/apple-loses-stay-request-in-epic-game  ALLMÄNT NYTT - Det var en del diskussioner om detta i samband med Amerikanska valet   https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/09/facebook-will-no-longer-allow-advertisers-to-target-political-beliefs-religion-sexual-orientation/  - Mer info om Facebook Oversight Board   https://www.protocol.com/facebook-oversight-board-pace  - Spelmotorföretaget Unity köper Weta Digital   https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/09/unity-is-buying-peter-jacksons-weta-digital-for-over-1-6b/    - BONUSLÄNK: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_Technologies  MICROSOFT - Microsofts skol-event   - The Verge: Microsoft announces Windows 11 SE, a new Chrome OS competitor.     https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/9/22771742/microsoft-windows-11-se-features-release-date    -  M365 for education a3/A5 for staff includes use benefit at 1:15 ratio - TechRadar: Microsoft OneDrive will no longer be compatible with millions of Windows PCs.   https://www.techradar.com/news/microsoft-onedrive-will-no-longer-be-compatible-with-millions-of-windows-pcs  - Björns catchup om Ignite    - Context IQ      https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/bdm/2021/11/02/meet-context-iq-a-new-way-to-collaborate-in-a-hyperconnected-business/     - Mesh for teams      https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-to-extend-its-enterprise-metaverse-strategy-with-mesh-for-teams/     - Power Apps (deliver standalone apps)    - Power apps: pay as you go plan      https://www.zdnet.com/article/power-apps-gets-pay-as-you-go-licensing-dynamics-365-gets-more-new-modules/     - Power platform (conditional access policies on individual apps, quarantine non-compliant apps)      https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-public-preview-of-power-apps-respecting-conditional-access-on-individual-apps/     - Industry clouds (microsoft cloud for nonprofit, for fincancial services, for sustainability)    - Microsoft Loop      https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-loop     - Fördjupning      - Book-of-news: https://news.microsoft.com/ignite-november-2021-book-of-news/       - The Azure Podcast - Ignite wrapup https://overcast.fm/+Ba5eq7XpA  - Channel 9 försvinner   https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-is-folding-channel-9-into-its-learn-portal/  - Meta och Microsoft   https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/10/22774059/microsoft-teams-meta-facebook-workplace-integration  - Powershell   https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/new-powershell-version-comes-with-microsoft-update-support/  - Mark Russinovic   https://twitter.com/markrussinovich/status/1458485897683353601?s=20  APPLE - Byta skärm på iPhone 13 blir lite lättare   https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/9/22772433/apple-iphone-13-screen-replacements-face-id-software-update  GOOGLE: - Youtube gömmer dislike   https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/10/youtube-is-removing-the-dislike-count-on-all-videos-across-its-platform/  - Android Police: Adaptive Sound silently comes to the Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.   https://www.androidpolice.com/pixel-6-and-6-pro-adaptive-sound/  - Google Apple och Tracking   https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/05/21/uk-iphone-privacy-lawsuit-seeks-up-to-429b-from-google    https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/11/10/uk-backs-google-allowing-appeal-in-safari-user-targeting-suit  - Skvaller om WearOS 3.0   https://swedroid.se/rapport-google-och-samsung-tog-fram-wear-os-3-i-hemlighet-ovriga-tillverkare-visste-inget/  PRYLLISTA Björn: Nano-leaf lines verkar ju ascoola.        https://nanoleaf.me/en-US/products/nanoleaf-lines/         För den här har jag redan köpt. https://traningsprodukter.se/produkt/chicago-extreme-bumpers-skivstangsset-77-5-kg/  Johan: Nanolead wood hexagons        https://www.webhallen.com/se/product/342099-Nanoleaf-Elements-Wood-Look-Hexagons-Starter-Kit-13-Paneler  EGNA LÄNKAR - En Liten Podd Om IT på webben,      http://enlitenpoddomit.se/  - En Liten Podd Om IT på Facebook,      https://www.facebook.com/EnLitenPoddOmIt/  - En Liten Podd Om IT på Youtube,      https://www.youtube.com/enlitenpoddomit  - Ge oss gärna en recension    - https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/en-liten-podd-om-it/id946204577?mt=2#see-all/reviews      - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/en-liten-podd-om-it-158069  LÄNKAR TILL VART MAN HITTAR PODDEN FÖR ATT LYSSNA: - 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Ep. 44 Jane Caro AM Jane Caro is a Walkley Award winning columnist, author, broadcaster, documentary maker, feminist and social commentator. She spent 35 years in the advertising industry, published twelve books, including three novels and has appeared frequently on ABC's Q&A, Sunrise, The Project, The Drum. She was also a regular panellist on the ABC's top-rating show on advertising “The Gruen Transfer.”  She is knowledgable, engaging, funny and authentic. For those reasons she is highly sought after as a speaker, workshop facilitator and an MC by a wide range of both private and public sector organisations. She always has a lot to say on a broad range of topics. And it's really worth listening to. #Reallyinterestingwomen #RIW #janecaro #gruentransfer #feminism #equality #Saatchi #ABC #Unbreakable #Accidentalfeminist #gracetame #australianoftheyear #ageism 

It's that time again and we're pumped to share four new resources (each!) with you all. To be honest, we're surprised we haven't shared some of these gems with you already. Without further adieu, dive on in and let us know what you think of this week's resource roundup… Belle's Resources: Seth Godin's Blog - Seths.blog Go-to Skincare - gotoskincare.com Rachel Corbett Podschool - podschool.com.au Creative Samba - creativesamba.substack.com    Liz's resources: Gruen (Previously called The Gruen Transfer) on ABC - iview.abc.net.au/show/gruen Women in Tech SEO Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/techseowomen Social Media Marketing Podcast - www.socialmediaexaminer.com/shows/ Buffer email - buffer.com/resources/   We love our YMM community and are grateful to have you part of the fam! If you haven't already, you can connect with us on socials and get in touch. Belle & Liz x     Don't forget to rate, review & subscribe

Who do you hire to do your PR when you work in the media business? Well, if you trust the opinion of executives at Clemenger BBDO, Leo Burnett and other world-class agencies, you turn to Katy Denis.   Katy is a PR specialist with 20 years experience, and the founder and CEO of Extollo, an agency that works hard to raise the profile of media professionals among their peers. Representing personalities like Todd Sampson of The Gruen Transfer, Laura Aldington of Havas Media and other big names in media and advertising, Katy has nailed the formula for thought leadership and building your visibility with a variety of tactics.   I knew Katy would have a treasure trove of tactics that entrepreneurs and small biz owners could take advantage of in their own PR outreach.    We talked through the art of strategic stalking (including how long Katy stalked her dream client before winning them over), and how she cements quality relationships with journalists. Spoiler alert: they’re just like other relationships - you give what you get!   Katy also gives the lowdown on what thought leadership is and why it’s gold dust for businesses of all shapes and sizes that want to build their profile.    Plus Katy shared her advice on how to dip your toe into the media space if you’re not comfortable yet, and I got to hear about how she brushed up against a Big Brother controversy early in her career. I know!   For a smart, strategic and extremely well-reasoned approach to PR, Katy Denis is essential listening.   Find Katy online https://www.linkedin.com/in/katy-denis-7681618/ https://www.extollo.com.au/   Find Odette Barry online https://www.odetteandco.com.au/hackyourownpr https://instagram.com/odetteandco https://instagram.com/hackyourownpr  

Hey Will and Woody here, and this is our new podcast called In One Word. It's where we ask a guest a really deep and meaningful question and they have to answer it in one word. Today's guest is Wil Anderson. Easily one of Australia's most successful Stand-up comedians ever! Not to mention his incredibly successful run on radio and as a TV host on iconic shows like “The Glass House” and “The Gruen Transfer”.In this podcast which was recorded fresh after when Australia was at the peak of 2020's Covid-19 crisis. Wil Anderson opened up about what it was like seeing 100% of his stand up income dry up and vanish. Plus what it's like being an entertainer during a pandemic when you realise just how non-essential you are.One thing we should also mention is that Wil Anderson also hosts the incredibly successful podcast “Wilosophy”. Having interviewed a plethora of Australias finest comedians, TV presenters and media personalities. One thing Wil always does on his podcast is he lets his guest introduce themselves.So without further a do, lets hear Wil Anderson do just that. And introduce himself… using only “One Word”. See what we did there.Welcome… Take it away Wil See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Credited by Wil Anderson as the key reason for The Gruen Transfer’s remarkable success , Russel Howcroft is one of Australia’s most respected media personalities. Discover how his ‘Healthy, Happy and Honest’ mantra has stood him in good stead across all his varied roles as he discusses his 5. Hear each song chosen by every Five of My Life guest at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/60PqJQ1rg6fverFMyKvdkG Follow The Five of My Life on Instagram: The Five of My Life (@thefiveofmylife) Contact Nigel at https://nigelmarsh.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Will and Woody here, and this is our new podcast called In One Word. It's where we ask a guest a really deep and meaningful question and they have to answer it in one word. Today's guest is Wil Anderson. Easily one of Australia's most successful Stand-up comedians ever! Not to mention his incredibly successful run on radio and as a TV host on iconic shows like “The Glass House” and “The Gruen Transfer”. In this podcast which was recorded fresh after when Australia was at the peak of 2020's Covid-19 crisis. Wil Anderson opened up about what it was like seeing 100% of his stand up income dry up and vanish. Plus what it's like being an entertainer during a pandemic when you realise just how non-essential you are. One thing we should also mention is that Wil Anderson also hosts the incredibly successful podcast “Wilosophy”. Having interviewed a plethora of Australias finest comedians, TV presenters and media personalities. One thing Wil always does on his podcast is he lets his guest introduce themselves. So without further a do, lets hear Wil Anderson do just that. And introduce himself… using only “One Word”. See what we did there. Welcome… Take it away Wil 

We welcome back Sophie Braham (Co-creator of ABC TV's Reputation Rehab, head writer of The Gruen Transfer) to compare messaging platforms and analyse a deranged letter Tom received (or sent?).

Today we discuss the Gruen Transfer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the show ALONE, and the Metronome. Intro and Outro Music: "Mr. Pink", Topher Mohr and Alex Elena; Source: YouTube Audio LibrarySources: “A New York Clock That Told Time Now Tells Time Remaining” by Colin Moynihan, NY Times, “The Climate Clock: Counting down to 1.5 degrees C" by H.Damon Matthews, Glen Peters, Myles Allen, and Piers Forster, thecoversation.com, mcc-berlin.net, "Ruth Bader Ginsburg Was Not A Radical. But She Was Revolutionary” by Natalie Gontcharova, refinery29.com, psmag.com, history.com, Amazon Video

Get all links mentioned in the episode here: bit.ly/187-russelhowcroftSkip through the episode: 00:28 - Welcome to Uncommon01:09 - Guest introduction01:42 - Demons: biological fact04:18 - Childhood lessons09:42 - Why advertising?18:54 - A love of ideas & stories21:58 - Transfering to Gruen25:02 - Lessons from Wil Anderson28:23 - Pivoting to broadcasting34:57 - Adland: to start again today & changes45:13 - Prime Minister Russel Howcroft54:24 - COVID-19: The great accelerator 57:54 - Post-COVID-19 musing59:12 - Morning & evening routine 01:00:52 - Show recommendations 01:02:13 - If Russel could have a billboard anywhere01:04:49 - Book recommendation

This week we jump into the wayback machine to talk a little bit about beer branding. This is a redux version of a conversation we had back in 2015 with consumer psychologist, Gruen Transfer panellist and award wining ad man Adam Ferrier. We've talked a little in recent weeks about the Reschs Appreciation Society and the power of brand and why brands have a deeper appeal than just products. This is a fascinating chat about that power and our ability to lie to ourselves about a product to create an image of who we want to be to ourselves and to others. We've referred to this podcast a few times of late and thought today was an opportune time to replay it. We apologise for the quality of the audio but insist it's worth the listen. The usual Beer is a Conversation episode will be out tomorrow. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.

This week we jump into the wayback machine to talk a little bit about beer branding. This is a redux version of a conversation we had back in 2015 with consumer psychologist, Gruen Transfer panellist and award wining ad man Adam Ferrier. We've talked a little in recent weeks about the Reschs Appreciation Society and the power of brand and why brands have a deeper appeal than just products. This is a fascinating chat about that power and our ability to lie to ourselves about a product to create an image of who we want to be to ourselves and to others. We've referred to this podcast a few times of late and thought today was an opportune time to replay it. We apologise for the quality of the audio but insist it's worth the listen. The usual Beer is a Conversation episode will be out tomorrow. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.

Wil Anderson is an Australian comedian, writer, presenter, and podcaster. Wil's rise to prominence started in 2000 when he co-hosted the triple j breakfast radio show with Adam Spencer. Between 2001 and 2006, Wil hosted the comedy talk-show The Glass House & is currently the executive producer and host of The Gruen Transfer. Wil also hosts numerous podcast, yet is most well known for Wilosophy, where Wil gets to explore how people think & the belief systems behind them

Lizi Hamer is Regional Creative Director at Octagon in Singapore, where she also runs SheSays. She's appeared on the television show Gruen Transfer, she's been listed in the Top 20 Women in Asia to watch, and she's met Jurgen Klopp, the coach of Liverpool Football Club. Lizi and I worked together at McCann in Sydney ten years ago. And, since that time, a lot has changed in the advertising industry but ... not enough. So, in this episode, we discuss what it's like to try to find a place in advertising while trying to open doors for others. You can find Lizi here https://www.instagram.com/lizihamer/ Sweathead strategy class is in session: http://courses.sweathead.co

First time on the pod and host of Gruen Transfer on ABC! Wil's spending time in his new house and quite proud of setting up the speaker system. Wil's podcasts include TOFOP, Wilosophy, FOFOP and 2 Guys 1 Cup   Wil on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Dave's on Facebook and Twitter.   The Debrief is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. Original theme music by Kit Warhurst. Hear the making of The Debrief theme song. Artwork created by Stacy Gougoulis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to today's episode of Decoding Purpose.The one thing that I love the most about hosting this podcast is that the kind of people who are attracted to purpose seems to have some innate characteristics. Attributes such as courage of conviction, an ability to embrace radical truth even if it's uncomfortable, and they are candid. Willing to share their stories wholeheartedly with a mission to inspire the kind of conversations - that inspire us all to create a better world. A more abundant and peaceful world for all of humankind. Every once in a while they are also handy strumming a guitar as a podcast warm up, and today's guest is no exception.As an entrepreneur and a change-maker, Ben Peacock ticks all the bells and whistles of success, the main difference being that his success as an entrepreneur is one that is measured by world changing ideas and epic levels of social impact. Years ago Ben set an intention to help create 100 ideas that make the world a better place, and since then he has made the target of 100 ideas seem like small fry!Ben is an author, cancer survivor and a founder of do-good agency, Republic of Everyone who are a world leading brand, sustainability and innovation company. Ben and his team have worked on award winning social change campaigns including Tails for Whales, the even more award-winning Garage Sale Trail, the fledgling Grow It Local and the Greens ad made famous by the Gruen Transfer. At the heart of Ben's philosophy is that acts are far more powerful than ads...and I can attest to the fact that Ben is a man grounded in taking action.Along with discussing Bens incredible professional journey, we also explored Ben’s more vulnerable life experiences. In reflecting on Bens cancer journey we talked about how he healed, we explored the dialogue around talking openly about men's issues such as testicular cancer and we discussed how Ben’s cancer acted as a catalyst for the urgency of Ben’s purpose. A part of that purpose was writing a book in which he titled Lessons My Left Testicle.In today's conversation Ben I discussed:Why purpose is in the execution opposed to the idea.The role of radical truth and integrity in purpose.We looked at the evolution of purpose in business over the last decade.We explored the shared value, collaboration and the creation of collective impact.We discussed ego vs contribution in our missions to change the world.We broke down the a -z process of taking an idea and making it into a movement.And much, much more.So kick back, follow Bens lead, warm up with a few strums on the guitar, grab your coffee, or a beer from a carbon negative brewery if you feel inclined - and yes this kind of beer does exist! Whatever your drinking get ready to go for a ride with the one and only Ben Peacock. This is decoding purpose. Welcome to the podcast Ben.

Lewis Hobba is an Australian radio presenter, television presenter, writer and comedian who first appeared on ABC's Hungry Beast. Most of the time, Lewis is co-hosting Triple J's Drive show, Veronica and Lewis. Lewis has also written and directed TV for The Comedy Channel, Network Ten and the ABC, and has appeared on shows such as Spicks and Specks, The Feed, Gruen Transfer and The Chaser's Media Circus. Lewis has performed stand up at the Melbourne and Sydney comedy festivals and was the head writer for the political comedy show A Rational Fear, which played around the country from Splendour in the Grass to the Sydney Opera House. Most recently, Lewis wrote, produced and directed Mars 500 which was awarded funding through the prestigious ABC/Screen Australia funding initiative, Fresh Blood. In this podcast we chat about tinder bios, over thinking, career breaks, collaborations, regret, taking yourself too seriously, control, time pressures of radio, perfectionism, nerves, working with good people, trust, imposter syndrome, failure, hard work and determination, luck, funny/ embarrassing moments. If you'd like to stay up to date with Lewis check out his pages: Twitter/Insta: lewishobba Facebook: triplejdrive Follow @Funny in Failure on Insta and FB and @Michael_Kahan on Insta to keep up to date with the latest info.

Design Your Life podcast Episode 010 with Vince Frost in conversation with Australian advertising guru, Russel Howcroft. Russel is an internationally acclaimed advertising professional and media personality best known as a panellist on the ABC satirical television show The Gruen Transfer. Getting his start at the tail-end of the ‘Mad Men' era, Russel's acumen has seen him in enviable positions with prestigious firms around the world such as London's renowned Lowe Howard Spink and Australia's George Patterson Y&R. Recently, Russel has taken a side-step from advertising into a new role as Chief Creative Officer with global accounting consultancy PwC. In this episode, Russel's shares why he turned down major career opportunities, what the massive cultural shifts in advertising throughout the last 30 years have meant for his career, and his now mission to educate Australia on “the power of commercial creativity”. Up next on the Design Your Life podcast we have photographic icons the Douglas Brothers.  frostcollective.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a very special edition of Level Up Podcast, with your hosts Jemimah Ashleigh and Tim Hyde. Jemimah is fresh back from an international speaking gig in the USA and they are joined today by Nick Johnson, the founder of Nimic Productions who you might recognise as the sponsor of Level Up Podcast, and where Jemimah and Tim record the show.  Nick shares how he began Nimic Productions with his best friend from University, Mic, including how he and his business partner custom built their studios in Canberra and Sydney, and how their builders took so long to finish construction they had the manually lay a large floor over three days, non-stop. Nick shares the hurdles he’s overcome in building his business, including overspending on construction and how they were impacted by the GFC, and how that created a lasting change to how they do business today, as well as their achievements including being on The Gruen Transfer with Wil Anderson (available in ABC shops and ABC iview). TOP 5 LESSONS Have strong payment terms in your business. Diversify in the type of clients you can serve, so you’re not relying just on one industry. Hire someone to do things that you’re not good at or enjoy in your business so you can do the things you’re actually good at. You’re only as good as the last thing you accomplished. Have and build your resilience.  QUOTES “All the domains were taken. One day we were just messing around mixing our names together and decided that yep, that would do.” -Nick “The barrier to entry back then was quite different and much higher.” -Nick “When it’s your baby, your business…it’s really hard to give it up.” -Nick “Giving parts of your business to someone else who may or may not be as good at it as you, frees you up to do what you’re really good at.” -Tim Connect with Nick from Nimic Productions here: www.nimic.com.au Connect with Jemimah and Tim on Facebook here: www.facebook.com/leveluppodcast Connect with Jemimah here: www.facebook.com/jemimahashleighau www.jemimahashleigh.com www.instagram.com/jemimahashleigh Connect with Tim here: www.facebook.com/winmoreclients www.winmoreclients.com.au www.instagram.com/winmoreclients                                                                   

Design Your Life podcast Episode 009 with American creative James Victore. James Victore is an American art director, designer, and author. He is first-and-foremost an artist who “teaches creativity and personal growth,” says the man himself. Victore's work has been exhibited in the wildly prestigious Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) as well as the Louvre in Paris. He has won numerous awards and accolades for his racy unique social and political commentary posters as well as television directorials (including an Emmy), and has even published a tell-all monograph titled, Who Died and Made You Boss? Featuring not just his highly sought-after work, but the ideas and thinking that drive it. In this episode you'll discover James's seismic life shift, transitioning from his career as a designer to a creative and personal growth teacher. Here, James dissects the finer points of his life as an artistic educator, and his – at times – tumultuous journey to rediscovering his passion and creative purpose without “shoving his ‘weird' in a draw”. Stay tuned for Episode 010 featuring ABC's The Gruen Transfer panelist Russel Howcroft. Jamesvictore.com frostcollective.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Denton is a Game Changer. Andrew’s career started in the 1980s as a writer on the Doug Mulray show on 2MMM, where he quickly became an key part of the show’s on-air and off-air creative process. Andrew returned to 2MMM in 1997 to host his own #1 rating breakfast show with good friends Amanda Keller and Dave Gibson. The show became well known for many of it’s world-first radio concepts, including the ‘House from the Hell’. Andrew finished up at MMM in 2003 and has since gone on to either produce and or present countless TV projects, including the acclaimed Enough Rope and Gruen Transfer. He also created Better Off Dead, a podcast with The Wheeler Centre Andrew is considered one of the most important and respected figures in Australian media from the last thirty years. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Contact: @howcroft Russel Howcroft an Australian business man and media personality best known as a panellist on ABC's The Greun Transfer. He is a former National CEO of advertising agency George Patterson, served as an Executive General Manager of Network Ten and currently heads up PWC's Chief Marketing Office. Russel features regularly on all sorts of television and radio programmes, is a former Melbourne Demons board member and currently chairs the Australian Film and Televisionschool. In this Coffee Pod we really get to the heart of what makes a good idea, how is it that you communicate effectively in a really noisey world and what can we do to cultivate creativity. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russel Howcroft, an industry veteran who this year celebrates a decade on The Gruen Transfer, the hit ABC advertising panel show, says the dynamic has shifted among business clients coming to consultancy firm PwC to seek insights from its CMO advisory consultancy. Howcroft, who is also PwC chief creative officer, tells The Australian’s Stephen Brook that the digital media business is maturing. He also lifts the lid on how the Gruen program changed his life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former advertising copywriter turned social commentator turned novelist Jane Caro is filled with wisdom. If you suffer anxiety or insecurity and want to turn your life around – then listen in. I first came across Jane on what used to be The Gruen Transfer, then invited her to be on Agony, and was immediately bowled over by her clear thinking and the effortless way she gets her points across. For those wanting to hear Jane speak beyond this interview and her regular spot on Sunrise can check her out when she MCs the Global Atheist Convention in February next year. There, she’ll be speaking alongside Salman Rushdie and Richard Dawkins. More information - http://atheistconvention.org.au/   10 Questions with Adam Zwar is produced by Nearly. On the web -10questionswithadamzwar.com   Socials Twitter - Adam Zwar / Jane Caro  Facebook - Adam Zwar / Jane Caro

Sam & Janelle discover Perth has made the top 20 in an international list of the best drivers in the world! A Perth girl had a close encounter with a shark this week - our listeners have had some very very close calls! Sam & Janelle catch up with Wil Anderson and find out what's coming up on The Gruen Transfer! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ez interviews advertising art director, Isabella Caruso, about being head creative on the Melanoma Likes Me campaign, taking part in Gruen Transfer's segment, The Pitch and the different roles inside an advertising company. This week's ezpisode may contain traces of: 1. Isabella's TED Talk - Maintaining a clear perspective as a creative 2. Starting out and being on Gruen Transfer 3. Two Truths and a Lie 4. Melanoma Likes Me campaign and branching out to the US Song list: 1. You're So - Bordax, 2. The Suburbs - Arcade Fire, 3. For You - Northeast Party House, 4. Temple feat M.I.A. and G.D. - Baauer, 5. Paper Planes - M.I.A. 

It's a massive QB edition of the podcast with Dees defender Oscar McDonald and Gruen Transfer's Russel Howcroft PLUS the return of the Demonblogger

Dee Madigan is an advertising creative and political campaigner who spends her days selling politicians to the public and her nights revealing the secrets of advertising on television shows like the Gruen Transfer and in books like the Hard Sell. On this week’s episode, Dee explains the techniques campaigns uses to sell us politicians and their policies and Nicholas reveals his appearance as the arms and torso of an Australian politician in a magic themed campaign ad from 2014. www.campaignedge.com.au/ http://www.mammothaudio.com.au/scamapalooza/

CEO and co-founder of DreamWorks speaks exclusively about creating, leading and inspiring the world's largest animation studio in this rare one-off Australian event. A must-see for filmmakers, animators, fans and would-be moguls of tomorrow, hosted by Channel 10's Executive General Manager, Russel Howcroft (best known as The Gruen Transfer's advertising media personality). Katzenberg began his career at Paramount Pictures before moving to Walt Disney Pictures where he is credited with turning the ailing animation studio around. Under his management, Disney produced some of their most critically acclaimed and highest grossing features to date, including The Little Mermaid and The Lion King. He also secured a successful partnership with Pixar Studios and helped bring Miramax Films to Disney. Katzenberg eventually joined forces with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen to start DreamWorks SKG. Under Katzenberg's leadership, DreamWorks has become the largest animation studio in the world releasing 28 animated feature films, which have enjoyed both critical and commercial success, earning nine Academy Award® nominations, twice winning Best Animated Feature. In 2013, Katzenberg was awarded the prestigious Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his outstanding contributions to humanitarian causes. Together with his wife Marilyn, Katzenberg provides support and leads fundraising efforts focused predominately on healthcare, education, the arts and the environment. Recorded 10/4/2014

‘They shriek, they rage, they cheer, they despair, they exult, they scream, they laugh, they cry!’ News Limited blogger Tim Blair was not talking about State of Origin spectators, but his poll to find ‘this nation’s most unhinged hysteric’ from among his list of ten ‘frightbats’, a group of opinionated female journalists and commentators. The frightbats themselves mostly laughed off the insults, and competed in good humour to get the most votes. But what does it mean if women can still be dismissed as crazy, emotional, or “hysterical” when they express strong opinions or simply raise their voices? Three women of ideas discuss being trolled, insulted and not taken seriously, and the long history of demonising women with opinions. Elizabeth Farrelly is a weekly opinion columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald, an Associate Professor in the Australian Graduate School of Urbanism at UNSW and author of several books, including Glenn Murcutt: Three Houses (1993), Blubberland (2007) and Caro Was Here, her first fiction, for children (2014). She won many awards for writing and for design, and has a background in science, philosophy, literature, city planning and architecture. Clementine Ford is a freelance writer, broadcaster and public speaker based in Melbourne. She is a Writer and Contributor for Daily Life and writes on feminism, pop culture and social issues. Jane Caro is a renowned journalist, broadcaster and author. She has appeared on ABC television's Q&A, as a regular panelist on The Gruen Transfer, and at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. Jane has worked in the advertising industry and lectured in advertising at the School of Humanities and Communication Arts at the University of Western Sydney.

The global conversation about women’s lives has opened up, women’s voices are heard more than ever before, and social media has brought a huge range of public conversations to life. But when you can reach more people, there are more people to offend, and discussions are often curtailed by capital-O Outrage; a Twitter mob can descend on an unwitting provocateur in minutes. There are still some things that women want to say at home, at work and online that they know to keep to themselves if they don’t want to be trolled, or written off as whingers. Talking about the most intimate fears and insecurities, accusations of “playing the gender card”, “first-world problems”, jokes made ‘too soon’ – why are some topics still too hard to talk about, and what are women losing by keeping them to themselves. Randa Abdel-Fattah is a Muslim of Palestinian and Egyptian heritage. She is a writer, passionate human rights advocate, and a spokesperson on issues relating to Palestine, Islam or Australian Muslims. Her articles have been published in The Australian, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and Le Monde (France). Larissa Behrendt is a Eualeyai/Kamillaroi woman. She is the Professor of Law and Director of Research at the Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning at the University of Technology, Sydney. She is the author of the novels Home and Legacy and her most recent book is Indigenous Australia for Dummies. Jane Caro is a renowned journalist, broadcaster and author. She has appeared on ABC television's Q&A, as a regular panelist on The Gruen Transfer, and at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. Jane has worked in the advertising industry and lectured in advertising at the School of Humanities and Communication Arts at the University of Western Sydney. Mia Freedman is the co-founder and Content Director of the Mamamia Women's Network. She is an author, TV and radio commentator, podcast host, mother of three and writer for MWN websites Mamamia, The Glow, The Motherish and Debrief Daily. She is the former Chair of the National Body Image Advisory Group and in 2014 she was named by the Australian Financial Review as one of Australia's 100 Most Influential Women. Tara Moss is a novelist, journalist, blogger and TV presenter. Since 1999 she has written 9 bestselling novels, published in 18 countries and 12 languages. Her first non-fiction book, The Fictional Woman was published in May 2014. She is a long-term advocate for the rights of women and children and is UNICEF’s National Ambassador for Child Survival. Anita Sarkeesian is a media critic, blogger and the creator of Feminist Frequency, a video web series that explores the representations of women in pop culture narratives. In particular, her work highlights issues surrounding the targeted harassment of women in online and gaming spaces.

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: Which Geeks Interrupted Host Are You? [Online Quiz Creator] Australian Apple iDevices hijacked, held to ransom [The Age] Queensland Likes Uber... No Wait, They Hate Uber [Reckoner] Mr Squiggle creator Norman Hetherington honoured with Google doodle [SMH] Cards Against Humanity is coming to Australia, seeking submissions for local edition [TechGeek] Google Chromecast Finally Lands In Australian Stores [Gizmodo Australia] Melbourne gets its first bitcoin ATM [The Australian] A Dogecoin Mercedes Might Race In Aussie-Rules NASCAR [Jalopnik] Advertising executive and Gruen Transfer panellist Todd Sampson joins Fairfax Media board [The Age] Google Reveals Its Self-Driving Cars [The Next Web] Apple buys Beats for $3 billion [Cult of Mac] 'Beats Music' to Remain on Android and Windows Smartphones [Mac Rumors] Apple to Bolster iTunes Radio With Localized Ads, Content [Mac Rumors] Apple to live stream 'exciting' WWDC keynote for everyone to watch [9to5Mac] WWDC 2014: What Apple Announced [Mac Rumors] Apple's smart home plan rumored to be a boring certification program [Engadget] Ann B. Davis, 'Brady Bunch's' Alice, Dead at 88 [Yahoo TV] Maya Angelou, poet, author dies at 86 [SMH] Nine to pump $65m into net movie service [The Australian] Spicks And Specks Axed Before Rebooted Series Finishes [Tone Deaf] Dr Andrew Rochford joins Seven News after The Project departure [SMH] Ten announces Family Feud with Grant Denyer [mUmBRELLA] 'Cliffhanger' Reboot in the Works, Screenwriter Attached [Screen Rant] Cliffhanger 2 - Full Frontal Skit with Eric Bana [YouTube] Porn Star Belle Knox Will Film A Scene With The Winners Of The Sex Factor [Pedestrian TV] There's A Bananaman Movie And It's Actually Happening [Pedestrian TV] Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page. Songs We Played: Jackson Mendoza - "Venus Or Mars" [YouTube] Sheena Easton - "Morning Train (Nine To Five)" [iTunes] David Bowie - "The Man Who Sold The World" [iTunes] Golden Earring - "Radar Love" [iTunes] Aqua - "Cartoon Heroes" [iTunes] Evanescence - "My Immortal" [iTunes] Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome. Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterrupted Twitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAir Voicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterrupted If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

In this Podcast, Dale Beaumont, founder and CEO of Business Blueprint®, talks with Dan Gregory who is one of Australia's most accomplished branding experts. He's also a regular guest on the popular TV show "The Gruen Transfer" and has more recently become a published author. The topic for this Podcast is "The Secrets of Successful Branding" and by listening you'll discover; what is branding and how it works; at what point a business owner should start thinking about building their brand and how much should they spend; what are common mistakes business owners make when it comes to their brand; three things business owners can do right now to improve their brand; and finally, what kind of branding makes people buy. After listening to this Podcast, head to http;//www.BusinessBlueprint.com/podcast where you can access more great interviews and find more information to help your business grow.

This week Matt & Pete chat with parallel beer importer, Sean Neylon, who runs the website saveonliquor.com.au and have a robust discussion about the ins-and-outs of importing international beer through secondary channels. In the intro we talk about about Pete's visit to the Wheaty for the Beer Wars screening, Carlton Draught's 'The Publican' campaign, and discuss why there are always four blokes in a boat in beer commercials. Matt mentions the Gruen Transfer's look at beer advertising. As always, head on over to Australian Brews News for fulll show notes and links.

This week Matt & Pete chat with parallel beer importer, Sean Neylon, who runs the website saveonliquor.com.au and have a robust discussion about the ins-and-outs of importing international beer through secondary channels. In the intro we talk about about Pete's visit to the Wheaty for the Beer Wars screening, Carlton Draught's 'The Publican' campaign, and discuss why there are always four blokes in a boat in beer commercials. Matt mentions the Gruen Transfer's look at beer advertising. As always, head on over to Australian Brews News for fulll show notes and links.

When we decided to take some time and look at political advertising in this weeks show the decision to invite former liberal leader Dr John Hewson seemed like a brilliant move. Unfortunately it seemed Dr Hewson had already been booked for the Gruen Transfer so instead we have Zac Martin from Pigsdontfly.com (and some other agency that I cant recall the name of right now) join us on the show. Zac has come a long way since his first appearance on the Gen Y Marketing podcast and I think you will agree his level of contempt for us is more in line with what it should be. Old spice guy not helping sales...ummm, yeah he is http://tv.yahoo.com/blog/despite-enormous-popularity-old-spice-guy-not-helping-sales--1403 http://adweek.blogs.com/adfreak/2010/07/hey-old-spice-haters-sales-are-up-107.html Myspace rock n roll relaunch...again http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/struggling-myspace-plans-rock-and-roll-relaunch-20100726-10s8u.html The Millenials Marketing podcast http://www.flowtown.com/blog/who-are-the-millennials Cokes facebook porn campaign http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jul/21/facebook-dr-pepper-coca-cola Who remembers sponsors http://www.utalkmarketing.com/pages/Article.aspx?ArticleID=18450&Title=Public_unable_to_recall_World_Cup_sponsors Blindfolded cat kicking ad not banned http://www.utalkmarketing.com/Pages/Article.aspx?ArticleID=18405&Title=Paddy_Power_blind_footballers_ad_escapes_red_card Campains that work (or don’t work) whitepages http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZuYu2rVCLg labor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyR2pu_pY_I libs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qudBB6haJw&feature=player_embedded

Don't think advertising messages work on you? Let me ask this - where did the 'diamond engagement ring' tradition begin? Jon Casimir, co-creator of the Gruen Transfer, has a reason for deconstructing the advertising world...

Special Guest Star Wil Anderson Gay to Zed brings us H for Heterosexuals, regular Talking Poofy contributor Wes Snelling reveals something he didn't mean to and causes the entire show to come to a giggling halt, and Special Guest Star Wil Anderson steps in to help us out in a Gruen Transfer themed Top or Bottom. As usual, the content of The Poofcast is adult, and not for the faint of heart. You can catch Wil Anderson in his own podcast with Charlie Clauscen. Thirty Odd Foot of Pod is available at the iTunes store. The Poofcast Episode 9 The Poofcast Episode 9 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wil Anderson joins us to talk about the Gruen Transfer, The Glass House and iced confection. Also, we review the new show Privileged and read out a whole heap of letters. RSS feed iTunes or listen to 170 in your browser Contact us by sending us email or send us an SMS on 0458 288 […]