Podcast appearances and mentions of Heath Davis

Born and bred in western Sydney, Heath Davis went from Western Weekender journalist to top Australian filmmaker. He's the man behind hits such as Broke, Book Week and the recent festive smash, Christmess. Heath chats to us about what inspires his movies, the issues facing the Australian film industry and reveals what's next.

In this episode I'm joined by The Blind Sea writer, director and editor Daniel Fenech, and the film's main man, Matt Formston. The Blind Sea follows Matt on his quest for sporting greatness to new heights, setting a new Guinness World Record for the largest wave surfed by a vision impaired male. Matt is a four time para surfing World Champion, former Paralympic Cyclist and World Champion. At the age of five, Matt was diagnosed with Macular Dystrophy, a rare eye condition that left him two life-changing things: 3% vision, and a desire ever since to do what everyone else says can't be done. Daniel Fenech is an award-winning director with over 15 years production experience in commercials, music videos and documentary style content. Daniel's most recent film prior to this was Christmess which he co-produced with the film's writer and director, Heath Davis. The Blind Sea is one of the most compassionate, moving and visually breathtaking documentaries I've seen in years. Matt's journey is nothing short of awe-inspiring and he's also very personable which makes The Blind Sea an even more enjoyable film to watch. Before we jump into it, I need to let you know I did have some recording issues at the very beginning of this episode and I missed out on the introduction, so if it feels like we jump strait into it, that's when the recording began. Anyway… enjoy.

In this episode, we explore the last of four suspects investigators have named in their investigation into Shane Stewart and Sally McNelly's murders. In the eighties, Heath Davis was a violent drug dealer with a tough reputation around town, who associated with other main suspects in this case. Davis says he's turned his life around today and that he has been unfairly targeted by investigators. But a witness in the investigation tells us there's more about Heath's past that he hasn't answered for, and she says it's time for the truth to come out.

In this episode, Joshua and Caleb are joined by Pastor Heath Davis of Pinnacle Church in Canton, NC. Local to western North Carolina, Heath grew up fishing with his family in some of our favorite streams. Before entering the ministry, Heath served ten years in the U.S. Military as a Marine. After service in the Marines, he braved public education and taught at Canton Middle School. Now, he serves as the Lead Pastor of Pinnacle Church which he planted in 2006. Heath fell in love with the river at an early age, but after his time in the marines and moving back to the mountains of North Carolina he pursued that love as a white water kayaker. It wasn't until a recent trip to Montana and catching fish on the Bighorn River that he became "hooked" on trout on the fly. In this conversation we discuss the connections between white water kayaking and fly fishing, we're reminded of some of the early frustrations of new anglers, and we hear one of the wildest stories of learning you're a father. Hear more about Heath and some of his lessons from the river: https://pinnacle.church/media/qctdk27/lessons-from-the-river-part-1-kayaking Find Dads On The Fly online and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.dadsonthefly.com/ Support Dads On the Fly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84380068 Check out our sponsors: https://troutinsights.com/ https://catchcamnets.com/ https://turtleboxaudio.com/  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/support

Written and directed by Heath Davis, “Christmess” marks the big screen debut of acclaimed alternative rock band Middle Kids' Hannah Joy, while the film also stars Steve Le Marquand (“Last Train to Freo”) and Darren Gilshenan (“No Activity”).Le Marquand plays the role of a once famous actor who has been reduced by alcohol addiction to performing as Santa Claus in a mall. After accidentally meeting his estranged daughter (Nicole Pastor), he seeks help from his sponsor (Gilshenan) and a sharp-tongued musician in recovery (Joy) in order to win his daughter's forgiveness in time for the festive season.“Christmess” is produced by Daniel Fenech, Cindy Pritchard and Matthew McCracken. It is financed through crowd funding and the support of unnamed partners. Distribution will be handled by Bonsai Films.Production started on the light-hearted drama in Greater Sydney earlier this year. Le Marquand has starred in three of Davis' previous films “Book Week”, “Broke”, and “Locusts”. In addition to acting, Joy contributes original music to the film and also covers a famous Christmas song. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Full of pizazz and effortless charm, humble laid back Kya Stewart talks Australian Christmas comedy drama Christmess and more, including hands off her popcorn!

Heath Davis joins the latest episode of the Cinema Australia Podcast to discuss Christmess which he wrote, directed and co-produced. If you keep up to date with the latest Australian film releases, you've no doubt heard about Christmess. It's getting a lot of buzz at the moment with sold out screenings on the East Coast, upcoming screenings in Western Australia and Tasmania. There's national media interest and you may have even spotted a digital billboard for the film on your way home from work. If you've already attended one of the screenings, you would have heard Heath talk during a Q&A. He's doing his best to travel around the country with the film which is admirable. This is a filmmaker who backs and believes in his work. Heath is one of Australia's most exciting filmmakers, and there are few filmmakers whose new films I anticipate more than his. If you haven't seen Book Week, I highly recommend it. Heath's other films include the crime thriller Locusts and Broke as well as a stack of shorts which have enjoyed success at Tribeca, Flickerfest, MIFF and more. Christmess follows Chris (played by Steve Le Marquand), a once famous actor who now performs as a shopping centre Santa Claus after his alcohol addiction puts a pause on his acting career. After bumping into his estranged daughter, he seeks help for his recovery in order to win his daughter's forgiveness. Christmess co-stars Middle Kids lead singer Hannah Joy in a breakout performance, and Darren Gilshenan in arguably the best performance of his esteemed career. Put simply, Christmess is unmissable. It's the perfect tonic to most of the mind-numbing Hollywood dross currently saturating mainstream cinemas. The Hunger Games Part 47… really? More and more Christmess screenings are popping up daily, so be sure to follow Christmess on socials to find out where you can see it near you. Anyway… enjoy.

Aussie indie filmmaker powerhouse Heath Davis is back with his fourth feature film, Christmess. This seasonally appropriate flick follows on fom his grounded work with his solid debut film Broke, in 2016. Heath quickly followed this up with the black comedy Book Week, before swerving into thriller territory with Locusts.Here we follow washed up alcoholic actor Chris Flint - the never better Steve Le Marquand - who's getting out of rehab just in time for Christmas. He arrives at the halfway house run by Nick - a phenomenal turn from Darren Gilshenan - only to meet a fellow recovering addict Joy - played by Middle Kids lead singer Hannah Joy. Together they aim to make the best Christmas they can have, while also getting Chris onto the path of some kind of normal.Christmess sees Heath at his very best, showing a drive and fight for indie storytelling here in Australia that we would usually attribute to that of the American indie filmmakers. There's a sense of honest Australiana at work here as the heat of a summer Christmas adds to the drama of day to day life.While Christmess skews towards drama more than it does comedy, it adheres to the Heath Davis mindset of seeing the best in people and setting about to write a film that allows the actors to bring that out in the most natural and genuine way possible. As a trio, Steve Le Marquand, Darren Gilshenan, and Hannah Joy are so completely watchable and engaging that you start to feel like you're home.Christmess recently had its world debut at the Austin Film Festival, receiving wide acclaim from filmmakers and audiences alike. Now Heath has headed out on the road, like every hard working indie filmmaker has to, with the film being received by sell-out audiences. The following interview sees Heath touching on that communal experience of cinema, while also discussing his working relationship with Steve, Darren, and Hannah.Christmess is a seasonal treat, and as it stands, it's one of the very best Australian Christmas films yet.To find out more about where Christmess is screening near you, visit the Facebook page for more details. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aussie indie filmmaker powerhouse Heath Davis is back with his fourth feature film, Christmess. This seasonally appropriate flick follows on fom his grounded work with his solid debut film Broke, in 2016. Heath quickly followed this up with the black comedy Book Week, before swerving into thriller territory with Locusts.Here we follow washed up alcoholic actor Chris Flint - the never better Steve Le Marquand - who's getting out of rehab just in time for Christmas. He arrives at the halfway house run by Nick - a phenomenal turn from Darren Gilshenan - only to meet a fellow recovering addict Joy - played by Middle Kids lead singer Hannah Joy. Together they aim to make the best Christmas they can have, while also getting Chris onto the path of some kind of normal.Christmess sees Heath at his very best, showing a drive and fight for indie storytelling here in Australia that we would usually attribute to that of the American indie filmmakers. There's a sense of honest Australiana at work here as the heat of a summer Christmas adds to the drama of day to day life.While Christmess skews towards drama more than it does comedy, it adheres to the Heath Davis mindset of seeing the best in people and setting about to write a film that allows the actors to bring that out in the most natural and genuine way possible. As a trio, Steve Le Marquand, Darren Gilshenan, and Hannah Joy are so completely watchable and engaging that you start to feel like you're home.Christmess recently had its world debut at the Austin Film Festival, receiving wide acclaim from filmmakers and audiences alike. Now Heath has headed out on the road, like every hard working indie filmmaker has to, with the film being received by sell-out audiences. The following interview sees Heath touching on that communal experience of cinema, while also discussing his working relationship with Steve, Darren, and Hannah.Christmess is a seasonal treat, and as it stands, it's one of the very best Australian Christmas films yet.To find out more about where Christmess is screening near you, visit the Facebook page for more details. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Director Heath Davis joins Matthew Pejkovic on the Matt's Movie Reviews Podcast to talk about his new film 'Christmess', a dramatic comedy that tells the story of Chris Flint (Steve La Marquand), a once famous actor fresh out of rehab, who moves into a halfway house with his firm but fair sponsor (Darren Gilshenan) and a vegan musician (Hannah Joy) also in recovery. When Chris accidentally bumps into his estrangd daughter (Nicole Pastor), he relies on the help of his housemates to win her forgiveness.    Support Matt's Movie Reviews PayPal: https://tinyurl.com/2x9tn2k4 Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/54jnzpsn TeePublic: https://tinyurl.com/2p9c5kpn Gift Card Store: https://t.cfjump.com/74781/t/62126   Follow Matt's Movie Reviews! Website: http://mattsmoviereviews.net Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Matts-Movie-Reviewsnet/151059409963 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MattsMovieReviews Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattsMovieRev  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/1036986/admin/  Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1643285 

Dylan Cleaver and Paul Ford join Jason Hoyte for another episode of NZ's #1 cricket podcast, the BYC Podcast! In this episode, the guys give their honest opinions on Trent Boult's shocking decision, special guest Steven Mather shares stories about his dear friend Heath Davis and the team finishes off looking at what's ahead for the West Indies Tour. Plus, 'Paul Ford's Cricket Violence Corner' and 'News or Ruse'!Also here's a must-read from the great David Leggat who tragically passed away recently. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have all sorts on todays Podcast Team; (02:25) - Let us take you through the world of cricket, we are talking briefing on the Blackcaps v Netherlands T20 series and how the Caps are shaped for the big West Indies Tour coming up. Speaking of the Windies we discuss how they are travelling after being thumping by India a few times. - Next we talk all things Commonwealth Games, why Australia are too good but also the White Ferns have to be happy with a cheeky bronze. - We also talk briefly on the Hundred as we havent seen much of yet however the boys question if the game needs a 4th format at the moment? (33:00) - OUT or NOT OUT - Its a special edition as the boys talk about an incredible documentary about cult hero Heath Davis, who was a Black Cap in the 90s. *Hint - The man did Acid before a First Class Fixture... (43:58) - COACH CORNER - Fabulous question from a listener about switching on and off while batting, the boys talking about why its important and a couple of different techniques to achieve it! If you enjoyed this or any other episodes, please share, rate and review (Don't know how it helps but everyone says it does!) Thank You! Host - Matt Hunter (Munter) Guests - Jackson Latham & Simon Cromarty Socials - https://linktr.ee/maximumcricket Email - maximumcricket21@gmail.com Logo - Created by https://www.instagram.com/joy_creations_nz/

New Zealand doesn't have a great track record when it comes to LGBTQI+ representation in sport. Earlier this week our first ever gay Black Cap, Heath Davis, spoke publicly about his sexuality and experience as a gay athlete, and so far there have been no openly gay All Blacks.  That's not to say there are not or haven't been any, but perhaps none who felt comfortable enough or able to open up about their sexuality.  Proud 2 Play is an organisation working to increase LGBTQI+ engagement in sport, and spokesperson Craig Watson joins us now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O Reserve Bank espera aumentar as taxas de juros mais uma vez. O primeiro navio que transporta grãos ucranianos deixa a cidade portuária de Odesa, no sul, saudada como "carga de esperança". E no desporto, Heath Davis torna-se o primeiro jogador de críquete internacional da Nova Zelândia a falar publicamente sobre a sua homossexualidade.

Shane & Tim Gilbert talk cricket as Heath Davis makes a step for New Zealand players, the Commonwealth Games, Kyle Chalmers, AFL, Golf, NRL + more!Should the NRL grand final be held in Sydney? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, Joe, Butch, and Clint deliver Part 4 of the HLP Building A Cabin Series. In this installment, Heath Davis of Davis Well Company joins the show to talk about the geographical, geological, and usage needs for the drilling the well you want on your property. Heath will explain the drilling process, site selection, pump equipment, maintenance, service, and warranties. Enjoy the show, and happy Huntin'. Check Out The Davis Well Company >>>   Have More Land Investment Questions?Contact Clint or Joe at pros@landhuntin.com or click here!  Show Sponsors: Alabama Farmers Cooperative Alabama Ag Credit MB Ranch King Southern Seed and Feed Boater's List Photonis Hunting Exchange Brush Clearing Services Buck's Island Marina Dixie Supply National Land Realty Great Days Outdoors Magazine  

I'm diving into Davis' story because it directly captures Yerba Buena and early San Francisco history, with an insiders look at how one, socially, and financially privileged, foreigner, experienced Yerba Buena, among other … socially and financially privileged foreigners and Californios. 

Welcome back to episode 68 and our spooky ooky dive into Lizza's childhood hometown, San Diego, CA.  More info coming soon!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/todieforpodcast)

There are only a few foreigners who lived in Yerba Buena, Alta California, long enough to see the province go from Spanish, to Mexican, to American rule. A person who lived through all that, would have a unique perspective of early Yerba Buena, and California history. William Heath Davis, is the most famous Yerba Buena/San Francisco resident, you've never heard of.

In this third installment, we talk Mothers Day, deep dive into Indie-rock group sensations Hannah Joy's acting debut, dissect the musicality of CHRISTMESS, and get a Michael Madsen story and impersonation of him from Heath Davis.And if you enjoy this episode as much as Heath enjoyed his childhood all-nighter Chrissy cricket game, then please subscribe, like and if so inclined leave a review as it helps us grow this community with wonderful people like yourselvesAdditional Links Daniel Fenech – Brick Studios: https://www.brickstudios.com.auCrowd Funding Campaign for CHRISTMESS : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/christmess# See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Numero dos is here. Heath regales us with his ultimate childhood Christmas memory, the story of "When Heath met Steve" (cue Harry Connick Jnr) and the infamous Steven Seagal story (albeit heavily redacted). Also my puns reach a new low as does the audio in the last 10 seconds due to uncontrollable connection issues.And if you enjoyed this episode more than Heath enjoyed the idea of strapping a go-pro to a gorilla, then please like, subscribe to stay updated on future episodes and leave a review as it really does help others find this show.Additional Links Daniel Fenech – Brick Studios: https://www.brickstudios.com.auCrowd Funding Campaign for CHRISTMESS : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/christmess# See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At long last, the first episode. Secondly, any and all puns I (Jose Pucella) own unashamedly, along with failed attempts at humour.Thirdly and foremost, Heath Davis. A legendary bloke and storyteller who weaves in some comical anecdotes as we deep dive into his writing and story development process for his fourth film CHRISTMESS.If you don't want to end up on Santa's naughty list…please subscribe and listen. Additional Links Brian Laul – Oz Funland: https://www.ozfunland.comJai – The Beer Brewing Shed: https://thebeershed.com.auDaniel Fenech – Brick Studios: https://www.brickstudios.com.auCrowd Funding Campaign for CHRISTMESS : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/christmess# See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Subscribe now to hear the first episode. Proudly in collaboration with Brick Studios.I'm Jose Pucella, join me as I take you on this audio journey with Heath Davis on the making of his new crowd funded film CHRISTMESS.As well as being a part of Australian film history there are some fantastic perks on offer. But, best of all, you can help us make a REAL difference. With its' strong social message of mental health awareness, alcohol addiction, community and resilience, CHRISTMESS has the potential to encourage not only conversations about these pertinent issues but also inspire change and connection in these trying times. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we get to hear from Chris Bland. Chris is a cinematographer who recently won a Award of Distinction for his work on the Heath Davis film Locusts at the Australian Cinematographer Sociey National Awards for Cinematographers 2020 in the film with a budget below 2 million. Chris has worked in collaboration with Heath Davis on films such as Broke, Book Week and now Locusts. 

Week 3 in our teaching series '#Follow' by Heath Davis titled 'Walk This Way'.

Week 3 in our teaching series '#Follow' by Heath Davis titled 'Walk This Way'.

"Baptism - Going Public", a message by Heath Davis.

"Baptism - Going Public", a message by Heath Davis.

Week 1 in our teaching series '#Follow' by Heath Davis titled 'Influences'.

Week 1 in our teaching series '#Follow' by Heath Davis titled 'Influences'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Bridge ' by Heath Davis titled 'Bridge Troll'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Bridge ' by Heath Davis titled 'Bridge Troll'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Bridge' by Heath Davis titled 'Legos'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Bridge' by Heath Davis titled 'Legos'.

Week 4 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Man's Best Friend'.

Week 4 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Man's Best Friend'.

Week 3 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Animals On Attack'.

Week 3 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Animals On Attack'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Feed Me'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Hear Me Roar'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Hear Me Roar'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Creatures of Habit' by Heath Davis titled 'Feed Me'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Cubed' by Heath Davis titled 'Diverse'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Cubed' by Heath Davis titled 'Diverse'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Cubed' by Heath Davis titled 'Unified'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Cubed' by Heath Davis titled 'Unified'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Prayer: Grasping the Heart of God' by Heath Davis titled 'What's Missing?'.

Week 2 in our teaching series 'Prayer: Grasping the Heart of God' by Heath Davis titled 'What's Missing?'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Prayer: Grasping the Heart of God' by Heath Davis titled 'It's All About Attitude'.

Week 1 in our teaching series 'Prayer: Grasping the Heart of God' by Heath Davis titled 'It's All About Attitude'.