Podcast appearances and mentions of Helen Kelly

Description:Back in episode 141, Dr. Helen Kelly and I talked about burnout and the things school leaders can do to help recover from work and avoid burnout. Helen noted in that show, that recovery was only 20% of the antidote, because the problem of burnout is not an individual problem – it is an organizational problem. So, if 80% of burnout is due to factors within the organization – your district or your school – what can you, my school leader colleague, do to change your organization? It is messy, but thankfully the incomparable Helen Kelly is back with us today to help us get dirty.Episode 141 link: https://theassistantprincipal.transistor.fm/141 Helen's links:Website: www.drhelenkelly.comEmail: helen@drhelenkelly.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-helen-kelly-65996919/Facebook: Dr Helen KellyTwitter: @drhkellyBook: School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing Frederick's Links:Email: frederick@frederickbuskey.comWebsite: https://www.frederickbuskey.com/LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/strategicleadershipconsultingDaily Email subscribe: hhttps://adept-experimenter-3588.ck.page/fdf37cbf3a  

What if I could give you three strategies to magically prevent burnout? Do I have your attention?Full disclosure – I don't have three strategies, because burnout isn't about you. It's aboutsomething bigger. And you can't prevent burnout. It requires something greater. Sounds a bitconfusing? Playfulness aside, today we are looking at something essential to everyone listening.We are going to talk about burnout, but I promise you this will be a unique conversation andsomething different from the “walk away from work and get your exercise” that is typical ofburnout conversations. Yes, we will encourage you to get exercise, but today is more aboutreframing than rejuvenating.

'Different spaces. Different states. They'll jostle and shoulder each other. Important stuff will get pushed out on either side. 'Different spaces. Different states. They'll jostle and shoulder each other. Important stuff will get pushed out either side. And you'll get cross. All you can do is maintain a basic level of health and safety; do the writing you need to do to stay sane.

'There's a badger set in the woods beyond the chip shop; muntjac deer in the cemetery. A few years back, two tiny red pandas escaped from our zoo. 'The heron isn't our only wildlife. There's a badger set in the woods beyond the chip shop; muntjac deer in the cemetery. A few years back, two tiny red pandas escaped from our little zoo. I never saw them, but it was on the regional news.

Deborah Netolicky talks with Dr Helen Kelly about educator wellbeing and burnout. Helen is a school wellbeing expert, author, consultant, speaker and researcher. She led international schools in Asia and Europe, until she retired from her work as a principal in 2020. She has been conducting research in the field of educator wellbeing for almost a decade. Prior to becoming an educator, she spent ten years as a lawyer in the field of workplace health and safety. Helen draws upon her knowledge of evidenced-based practices, her understanding of the needs of school communities and her legal background to deliver approaches that are strategic, effective and have long-term impact on individual wellbeing and school culture. Helen's first book ‘School Leaders Matter; Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing' was published in 2023. Want to know more? - www.drhelenkelly.com Join the conversation on social media. - Helen: @drhkelly on Twitter and Facebook. - Deb: @debsnet on Twitter and @theeeduflaneuse on Instagram. - The Edu Salon: @theedusalon on Twitter and Instagram.

'I choose to walk through Victorian parks with Edwardian characters, rather than real-life friends. Sometimes the characters hold my hand. Mostly they're cross with me.'I choose to walk through Victorian parks with Edwardian characters, rather than real-life friends. Sometimes the characters hold my hand. Mostly they're cross with me, annoyed, critical, but it's my job to understand them, not theirs to understand me.

In part 2 of this special episode we bring you an excerpt from the Psych Health and Safety podcast where Jason and Joelle chat with Dr Helen Kelly about burnout in teachers and school principals. Helen shares some of the statistics about burnout and attrition rates in teachers, the commonalities and differences in psychosocial hazard exposure between teachers and principals, and the reasons behind the ever-increasing workload for both groups. She offers suggestions for how schools can better manage psychosocial hazards, and shares examples of novel approaches that different schools have taken to improve the wellbeing of their teachers and principals.

In part 1 of this 2-part episode, we bring you an episode from the Psych Health and Safety podcast where Jason and Joelle chat with Dr Helen Kelly about burnout in teachers and school principals. Helen shares some of the statistics about burnout and attrition rates in teachers, the commonalities and differences in psychosocial hazard exposure between teachers and principals, and the reasons behind the ever-increasing workload for both groups. She offers suggestions for how schools can better manage psychosocial hazards, and shares examples of novel approaches that different schools have taken to improve the wellbeing of their teachers and principals.

Will Parker and guest Dr. Hellen Kelly discuss the importance of taking care of oneself as a school leader in this week's episode of the PMP. … Continue readingPMP337: Helping Leaders Improve Wellbeing with Dr. Helen Kelly The post PMP337: Helping Leaders Improve Wellbeing with Dr. Helen Kelly first appeared on Principal Matters.

Dr. Helen Kelly shares her latest book "School Leaders Matter." which explores why the school leaders' role has become so demanding and what governments, schools and leaders themselves can do to support their wellbeing.  We together unpack the different areas of the book, the relationship between stress, workload, community and well being and the significant changes in the role. To better understand the causes connected to Leader and Teacher burnout refer to our last podcast Episode #73 where Helen shares in depth the research and understandings of burnout in the workplace.   About Dr. Helen Kelly   Helen Kelly is an author, speaker, consultant and researcher in the field of school wellbeing. Between 2006 and 2020, when she retired from her work as a school principal, Helen led international schools in Bangkok, Berlin and Hong Kong. Prior to this she spent a decade as a member of the English legal profession, representing employees in the area of health and safety at work. She has been researching in the field of educator wellbeing for over a decade.  Helen is most known for her work on school leader and teacher wellbeing and workplace culture. She has a worldwide audience for her speaking engagements, workshops, blog posts and articles. She consults with schools globally, across all sectors, and aims to provide practical support to maximise staff wellbeing and enhance the culture of the workplace.  Helen's first book School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing is/was published on 28 February and is available from all major retailers.   Dr. Helen Kelly on Social Media   Twitter: @drhkelly Facebook: Dr Helen Kelly Website: www.drhelenkelly.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-helen-kelly-65996919/   Resources Book - School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, managing stress and improving wellbeing Teachers are not to Blame for Their Own Burnout Teacher Burnout - How poor work relationships damage staff wellbeing International School Teacher Wellbeing During the COVID 19 Pandemic – The 2021 Report Improving School Wellbeing Through Positive School Culture WIDEducation Magazine May 2021 In Focus: Covid's troubling impact on international school teacher wellbeing Podcast -Wellbeing and Resilience in Schools Podcast - Teachers are not to Blame for Their Own Burnout    John Mikton on Social Media LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmikton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jmikton Web: beyonddigital.org   Dan Taylor on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantcz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanTaylorAE Web: www.appsevents.com   Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube   Would you like to have a free 1 month trial of the new Google Workspace Plus (formerly G Suite Enterprise for Education)? Just fill out this form and we'll get you set up bit.ly/GSEFE-Trial

In this episode, Jason and Tamara talk with special guest Dr. Helen Kelly about her personal experience as an International School Principal and professional experiences as a wellbeing expert that culminated in the release of her new book School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing.

Helen Kelly is an African Reflexologist living in Roscam, Galway in the West of Ireland. She is many things in life, including being a mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, grand aunt, dog and horse lover. She is genuine, practical, down to earth, empathic, friendly, funny, kind and sometimes a bit mad! She describes her life so far using the analogy of the ‘Game of Jenga', which involves building a tower from wooden bricks. The object of the game is to take away one brick at a time, trying to avoid the tower collapsing. She says the tower - her life, had a rocky foundation from an early age. There were many times she fell apart as bricks were withdrawn, leaving her feeling shaky and frightened until her early twenties, when her ability to keep going completely collapsed like the tower. She has rebuilt the tower many times, balancing the good times with the not so good. Having experienced negative emotions such as chronic anxiety, severe depression, loneliness, loss, deep trauma and grief along the way. This is the first time She has shared her story publicly and I am honoured to be a part of her wonderful journey.  In this episode we spoke about: Acknowledging and Understanding Trauma Self-Awareness & Compassion Loss & Grief Healing Therapies & Reconnection to your authentic self The power of belief & trust You can follow & connect to Helen - Roscam Reflexology through Instagram & Facebook  To connect to Sharon directly please go to her website www.sharonfitzmauricemindfulness.com or follow her on Instagram or Facebook  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharonfitzmaurice/message

The importance of taking a strategic approach to bring meaningful improvement to staff and student wellbeing, prevent burnout and build a positive school culture.In this episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Helen Kelly, a school wellbeing and culture expert, researcher, author, speaker and consultant. Helen is committed to helping schools maximise wellbeing and improve school culture. She led international schools in Asia and Europe, until she retired from her work as a principal in 2020. Helen has been conducting research in the field of education wellbeing for almost a decade and consults with schools to provide strategic and practical approaches to improve staff wellbeing and workplace culture. Helen and I discuss: The definition of burnout as well as the dimensions and factors surrounding burnoutWhat the process is when addressing burnout and wellbeing in a school contextWhy school leaders fail to prioritise their own needs and how this can be addressedAnd much more!Thank you for coming on this journey to create a better future for our life long learners!Listen here:Apple - https://apple.co/3OAl10CSpotify - https://spoti.fi/3PyuxmgAmazon Music - https://amzn.to/3z9fmcbLinkedIn: Dr Helen Kelly Website: http://www.drhelenkelly.comBook: School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing will be published in February 2023 - Amazon 

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Dr. Helen Kelly shares learnings from her research, work and workshops on wellbeing focused on supporting and guiding schools, educators and school leaders. We take this opportunity with Helen's expertise to better understand strategies and the creative challenges schools encounter engaging with school wellbeing and how the pandemic has impacted this area and awareness. How can schools and school leaders address this important area in today landscape.   About Helen Kelly   Helen Kelly is a researcher, writer and speaker in the field of school wellbeing. Between 2006 and 2020, when she retired from her work as a school principal, Helen led international schools in Bangkok, Berlin and Hong Kong. Prior to this she spent a decade as a member of the English legal profession, representing employees in the area of health and safety at work, with a focus on industrial accidents and diseases.    Helen is most known for her work on school leader and teacher wellbeing. She has a worldwide audience for her blogposts, articles, speaking engagements and workshops. Through her work as The Positive Principal, she aims to provide practical support to teachers, school leaders and those responsible for running and supporting schools, to enhance wellbeing and maximise the potential of the whole school community.   Helen is currently completing work on her book School Leaders Matter: Preventing Burnout, Managing Stress and Improving Wellbeing which will be published by Routledge later in the year.    Helen Kelly on Social Media   Twitter: @drhkelly Facebook: The Positive Principal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-helen-kelly-65996919 Website: www.drhelenkelly.com   Resources: International School Teacher Wellbeing During the COVID 19 Pandemic – The 2021 Report Improving School Wellbeing Through Positive School Culture WIDEducation Magazine May 2021 In Focus: Covid's troubling impact on international school teacher wellbeing Podcast -Wellbeing and Resilience in Schools   John Mikton on Social Media LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmikton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jmikton Web: beyonddigital.org   Dan Taylor on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantcz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanTaylorAE Web: www.appsevents.com   Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube Would you like to have a free 1 month trial of the new Google Workspace Plus (formerly G Suite Enterprise for Education)? Just fill out this form and we'll get you set up bit.ly/GSEFE-Trial

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Join Ineka and Alison in the Literary Lounge for an episode full of conundra, collective consciousness, rakes, scoundrels and algebra. Yay! Books mentioned in the show can be requested from our catalogue using the links below. Many are also available in multiple formats – check the links to see what else is available for loan. Helen Kelly: her life / Rebecca Macfie / 2021 / Adult Non-Fiction NZ – Biography: https://bit.ly/3aIP47R The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels / India Holton / 2021 / Adult Fiction NZ - Historical Romance: https://bit.ly/3tpIp9r The League of Gentlewomen Witches / India Holton / 2022 / Adult Fiction NZ – Historical Romance: https://bit.ly/3xhs1Jd Double helix/ Eileen Merriman / 2021 / Adult Fiction NZ: https://bit.ly/3tkOnIz The candy house / Jennifer Egan / 2022 / Adult Fiction: https://bit.ly/3Q8mhdf

In this episode we chat with Dr Helen Kelly about burnout in teachers and school principals. Helen shares some of the statistics about burnout and attrition rates in teachers, the commonalities and differences in psychosocial hazard exposure between teachers and principals, and the reasons behind the ever-increasing workload for both groups. She offers suggestions for how schools can better manage psychosocial hazards, and shares examples of novel approaches that different schools have taken to improve the wellbeing of their teachers and principals. https://www.schoolmanagementplus.com/heads-governors-school-leadership-governance/teachers-are-not-to-blame-for-their-own-burnout/ https://drhelenkelly.com/

In the latest episode of Sausage On A Fork, we're joined by Ruth Carraway aka Helen Kelly. Ruth tells us how Helen progressed from being a member of The Terrahawks to an advocate for equal rights, what it was like looking after Harriet the donkey and how after filming Bring Back... Grange Hill she hardly slept for three months! This episode is brought to you by Fireplace Factory. You can find them on Instagram @fireplacefactory and Twitter @FireplaceFact22

Adam is cooking up a brand new money-making scheme selling first years to science and then running a sweepstake on how much profit he makes, while girly old Heather is fretting about what make-up to wear to her make-up-and-boys party to which she is hoping to invite some very cool older boys who look like they should be in Brother Beyond but can't act.Before they do that, they have to watch a couple of episodes from the final season of Imperial-phase Grange Hill - the last to feature Ziggy Greaves, Gonch Gardner, Helen Kelly, Danny Kendall, the mighty Mr Bronson - and, of course, the late Alan Hawkshaw's magnificent Chicken Man theme tune. Mwanap mwah mwaaaah.But will Heather enjoy spending time with so many grubby teenagers and their Norf Landan accents, or will she end up pursuing Adam down a corridor, bellowing at him and issuing all sorts of dire threats?A norse! A norse! My kingdom for a norse!Mrs McClusky says: I'd have expected this from you, Adam, but not the rest of you. I don't want to have to call in your parents, but I shall. In the meantime, I require you all to like, rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, and don't let me catch you using language like that again.https://twitter.com/retro_tubehttps://shows.acast.com/retrotubeemail: retrotubepodcast@gmail.comTheme music by Berlin Horse.But I didn't understand. I didn't understand. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to Dr. Helen Kelly share her wealth of knowledge about aphasia, with some hints and tips about how to communicate with and support people with aphasia. Dr. Kelly also discusses the Aphasia Café and the experiences of both patrons with aphasia and SLT students who have attended.

Helen Kelly lived and died a fighter. The daughter of prominent unionist Pat Kelly and Vietnam activist Catherine Eichelbaum, Kelly was destined for a life of political engagement. She held senior positions in a labour movement that was dominated by men, including serving as the president of the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions for many years. Diagnosed with lung cancer, she campaigned for both the right to use medicinal cannabis and the right to die with dignity, before her untimely death at the age of 52. Award-winning journalist Rebecca Macfie, whose previous work includes 'Tragedy at Pike River Mine: How and Why 29 Men Died' now delivers 'Helen Kelly: Her Life', a biography of one of New Zealand's political legends, whom she describes as “a fireball of charm, grit, humour and piercing analysis”. Macfie speaks with Toby Manhire. AUCKLAND WRITERS FESTIVAL WAITUHI O TĀMAKI 2021

Ralph McAllister reviews Helen Kelly by Rebecca Macfie, published by Awa Press.

Ralph McAllister reviews Helen Kelly by Rebecca Macfie, published by Awa Press.

Helen Kelly was the first female head of the country's trade union movement, but she was also considered a visionary, a fighter, a strategist, and an orator. Her battles with local celebrities and politicians were the stuff of headlines. Sadly, Helen Kelly died of lung cancer in October 2016, aged 52. Award-winning journalist Rebecca Macfie, the author of 2013's Tragedy at Pike River Mine, has penned a new book entitled Helen Kelly: Her Life, which is not simply a biography but also an exploration of a defining period in New Zealand's history.

Helen Kelly was the first female head of the country's trade union movement, but she was also considered a visionary, a fighter, a strategist, and an orator. Her battles with local celebrities and politicians were the stuff of headlines. Sadly, Helen Kelly died of lung cancer in October 2016, aged 52. Award-winning journalist Rebecca Macfie, the author of 2013's Tragedy at Pike River Mine, has penned a new book entitled Helen Kelly: Her Life, which is not simply a biography but also an exploration of a defining period in New Zealand's history.

"The single most important factor in our wellbeing, happiness and longevity … quality of the social connections that we build.” - Dr. Helen Kelly   A Quick Summary How can leaders ensure the wellbeing of staff...and themselves? The “Where's Your Head At” hosts welcome Dr. Helen Kelly, who has worked in various roles inside and outside of the education sector. In this show, we hear about Helen's research into wellbeing in schools including practical examples and ideas as to what is needed to support students, teachers, and leaders.   Show notes In this episode… Introduction for Dr. Helen Kelly (2.40) Why did Helen choose this topic for her research? (4.40) What themes has Helen found from her research? (7.00) Do we have a realistic idea of what a crisis looks like? (10.01) The long-term impact of the pandemic and what can we do about that? (11.55) Can resilience be taught? (15.45) What advice does Helen have for leaders? (19.00) Would Helen change anything in her past, what would that be? (25.40) Advice for school leaders to avoid burnout (27.00) How to contact Helen (30.15)   Bio  Dr. Helen Kelly  Helen Kelly is a researcher, writer, and speaker in the field of school wellbeing. Between 2006 and 2020, when she retired from her work as a school principal, Helen led international schools in Bangkok, Berlin, and Hong Kong. Prior to this, she spent a decade as a member of the English legal profession, representing employees in the area of health and safety at work, with a focus on industrial accidents and diseases. Helen is most known for her work on school leader stress and wellbeing. She was awarded an Ed.D from the University of Birmingham, UK in 2017 with a thesis entitled “International Schools as Emotional Arenas: Facing the Leadership Challenges in a German Context”. She also holds a Masters in Educational Leadership and a Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology. Through her work as The Positive Principal, she aims to provide practical support to teachers, school leaders, and those responsible for running and supporting schools, to enhance wellbeing and maximise the potential of the whole school community.   Links Positive Principal: https://drhelenkelly.com/ The secret to happiness?: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/the-secret-to-happiness-heres-some-advice-from-the-longest-running-study-on-happiness-2017100512543 PERMA+ model: https://positivepsychology.com/perma-model/ Permah Survey: https://permahsurvey.com/

Nach wie vor ist er Teil von "Angelo Kelly and Family", doch mittlerweile macht Gabriel Kelly vor allem sein eigenes Ding: düsteren Rap. "Sucht" heißt seine erste Single. Für die gab's Unterstützung von Schwester Helen.

This week we talk to Dr. Helen Kelly, retired school principal, researcher and writer. Helen tells us about the 20 years she spent teaching and leading in international schools and the importance of school leader wellbeing as a strategic issue for governing boards.  Helen explains the impact stress has had on her physical health and her decision to retire early, while also sharing the findings of her international research into school leadership.    We talk about:  Helen’s career prior to teaching and her work in international schools The changing nature of school leadership and how stressed many school leaders today are The particular challenges of leading a large diverse school community as the head of an international school,  many of whom are living away from home  How boards can make an impact on leader wellbeing and handle it strategically, plus some practical things they can do to support their  leaders more effectively  Why it is so important for headteachers to prioritise themselves and how they can empower their teams by sharing some of their responsibilities  

On today's show the big Christmas thank you continues Ray chats to Sally Creegan and Anna Morgan, Zig and Zag pop into studio, Ray has a catch-up with Damien Dempsey, we hear from Helen Kelly as she reads her insert from A Page From My Life and Neven Maguire is back with his cooking tips and recipes.

Christmas episode with my friend across the pond, Helen Kelly, for Tragedy of Cinema Podcast. Enjoy!

Documentary maker Tony Sutorius became involved with the families of the Pike River disaster victims while he was filming the last year of Helen Kelly's life. He talks to Jesse about the work they've done in the past 10 years.

Episode 5Over a cup of double shot espresso I chat to Helen Kelly of Brisbane Handlettering via Zoom. Helen shares with us:* about herself* how she got started in hand lettering, and her passion behind it* supporting the artistic and creative community* self care in a digital age, and what she does to take care* 'Quick Fire Five' round You can catch Helen at Brisbane Handlettering: https://brisbanehandlettering.com.auInstagram: @brisbanehandlettering

John Hayes gets a review of Greg Hurwitz' latest, 'Orphan X' and talk about Helen Kelly

Tony Sutorius (Director of 'Helen Kelly: Together' documentary) Interview by Elliot Marshall on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Tony Sutorius (Director of 'Helen Kelly: Together' documentary) Interview by Elliot Marshall on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Hans Petrovic and guests review three films currently showing in Christchurch

Every Saturday morning, movie critic Francesca Rudkin joins Jack Tame to take a look at what is playing at the movies this weekend.EmmaKiwi author Eleanor Catton has written the script for the latest film version of Jane Austen's Emma.The film scripted by the Booker Prize-winning author stars Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch) as Austen's eponymous spoiled and headstrong heroine, who delights in matching others while swearing that she will never marry.It co-stars Bill Nighy as Emma's father Mr Woodhouse, Johnny Flynn (Lovesick) as her would-be love interest Mr Knightley, and Gemma Whelan (Game of Thrones) as her friend Mrs Weston.Helen Kelly - TogetherAn intimate, inspirational portrait of Helen Kelly in the last year of her life, Together tells the story of a woman whose advocacy and generosity changed the lives of countless New Zealanders.LISTEN ABOVE

In this week's episode Netflixed, TV and lifestyle gurus Helen Kelly, Lauren O'Callaghan, Emily Hodgkin and Minnie Wright discuss Gwyneth Paltrow's latest offering 'Goop Lab' a six part series which aims to explore wellness and self-optimisation. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In this week's episode of Netflixed, TV experts Helen Kelly, Molli Mitchell and Neela Debnath are here to tell us what's in store for January 2020 on Netflix. From super-trippy documentaries like Don't F**k With Cats, to the return of old favourites like Sex Education there is something for everyone this January....and always, don't make any plans until youve listened to Netflixed. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In this week's episode of Netflixed, our panel of TV experts Helen Kelly and Callum Crumlish assemble to discuss the bloody thirsty, new fantasy series 'The Witcher' starring Henry Cavill. Although it may not QUITE be the next Game of Thrones, our team manage to find some joy in the lust-filled, battle heavy drama... As always before you make ANY decisions about your weekend viewing make sure you consult Netflixed. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In another BONUS episode of Netflixed, our TV panel Helen Daly and Helen Kelly are joined by Royal expert Thomas Evans to look after to series four of The Crown which will see the introduction of Princess Diana. With series three having been met with critical acclaim, the team discuss the storylines and plots that will involve Diana - and also discuss how they think the People's Princess will be portrayed in the series. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Netflix hit series The Crown has returned for its highly anticipated third season, with Oscar winning actress Olivia Colman stepping into the role of Queen Elizabeth II.Host Zoe Forsey is joined by Netflix oracle Lewis Knight, TV editor Helen Kelly and Head of Lifestyle Laura O'Callaghan. The panel talk through season 3 episodes, the real life events and how they are portrayed in the show and take a spin through the fashions of the era. Contains spoilers for The Crown. Audio clip and image courtesy of Netflix For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Tony Sutorius' feature documentary on the final year of trade unionist Helen Kelly's life. Helen Kelly - Together is due for release in 2020 but those that are lucky enough to see it at the #NZIFF will know what an amazing and powerful story it is.Tony talks about the experience of filming the last year of Helen's life and the importance of the film and how it can translate into many cultures as we hope it is received well all over the world.Links below to the audio only version of the podcast================Youtubehttps://goo.gl/uLs7j5Spotifyhttps://goo.gl/zYQUhCiTuneshttps://goo.gl/rMFT7FStitcherhttps://goo.gl/GQkfpS

In this week's episode of Netflixed, Express.co.uk's TV experts Helen Daly and Helen Kelly are joined by Netflix enthusiasts Neela Debnath and Alex Davies to discuss the return of true crime series Mindhunter. The gripping series sees criminal experts interviewing some of the world's most notorious serial killers in a bid to understand some of America's most shocking crimes - which this season is the harrowing 'Atlanta Child Murders' between 1979 and May 1981. In addition, this is ALSO the week that Netflix have released The Family a docu-drama about one of the most powerful and sinister religious organisations in the US. There is A LOT to get through, and always don't make ANY viewing decisions until you've listened to Netflixed. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Recorded August 2 at the ASB Waterfront Theatre following the Auckland premiere screening. Audience Q&A with director Tony Sutorius in conversation with Leanne Pooley.

Helen Kelly Together is a documentary by Tony Sutorius. The film explores the last year of New Zealand trade unionist Helen Kelly as she continued to advocate for workers rights while undergoing treatment for cancer. The film looks into some of the core issues Kelly was fighting, including the Pike River mine disaster. Those were topics that the director and I spoke about in this interview.

Lloyd’s List Europe editor-in-chief Helen Kelly unveils the Top 100 Container Ports with editor Linton Nightingale. They are joined by BIMCO chief analyst Peter Sand and Drewry senior analyst Neil Davidson

Marijuana is by far the most commonly-used illicit drug in New Zealand. Nearly half of all adults say they've tried it and a recent poll found that nearly two thirds of us favour decriminalisation or legalisation. And yet our laws remain harsher than many other Western countries. Why is weed so popular here, what are the impacts and can we ever agree on a way forward?

Hey! Sorry for the delay. Moving house sucks. The USA election is nearing a close, but the sheer weight of loose ends means any narrative closure is still a distant dream.  The loss of Helen Kelly is incredibly sad, and we mourn for what NZ may have looked like had she lived a long and proper time. In a terrible game of Would You Rather, the nation tosses up gang vigilantes vs thousands more police. Cops get cute on social media while operate under false pretences out and about. And Judith Collins' assertion that poverty can never influence crime puts talk radio out of business. Bumper music: The Kingsman - Louie Louie Aimee Mann - Can't You See? YG - FDT Crystal Fairy - Drugs on the Bus 

John Cowan's interview with unionist Helen Kelly from July 2015.

What does cross-union solidarity look like in the face of new anti-union employment law? Should workers from different jobs  and different work-sites help each other through tough employment negotiations. And if so, how? This week we talk to CTU president Helen Kelly about union solidarity.  Subscribe to our Podcast in a reader or iTunes For […]

What does cross-union solidarity look like in the face of new anti-union employment law? Should workers from different jobs  and different work-sites help each other through tough employment negotiations. And if so, how? This week we talk to CTU president Helen Kelly about union solidarity.  Subscribe to our Podcast in a reader or iTunes For […]

For World Aids Day 2014, Noura Abughris talks to Helen Kelly from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine -LSHTM, who is conducting research on cervical cancer prevention among HIV-infected women in Africa.

Join Travel Brigade to visit Ireland in search of ancestors. Many Americans and Canadians have Irish roots and we'll talk about how you can trace your Celtic roots and travel to Ireland to “go back home.” We'll have interviews with American genealogist David Rencher of FamilySearch.org, and noted Irish genealogist Helen Kelly, who's many titles include "Genealogy Butler." We'll also talk about what we learned from our own experiences traveling into history in the "Townlands" of the beautiful Emerald Isle. Pack your bags and get ready to find your history! Enjoy the trip! Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade.  

Join Travel Brigade to visit Ireland to find your Celtic ancestors. Many Americans and Canadians have Irish roots and we'll talk about how you can trace your family history and travel to Ireland to “go back home.” We'll have interviews with American genealogist David Rencher of FamilySearch.org to learn how to prepare before you go , and noted Irish genealogist Helen Kelly, whose many titles include "Genealogy Butler," to learn what to do when you get to Ireland to make your trip successful. We'll also talk about what we learned from our own experiences traveling into history in the "Townlands" of the beautiful Emerald Isle. 2013 is the year of "The Gathering" in Ireland, so pack your bags and get ready to find your history!  Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade. Enjoy the trip!

Join Travel Brigade to visit Ireland to find your Celtic ancestors. Many Americans and Canadians have Irish roots and we'll talk about how you can trace your family history and travel to Ireland to “go back home.” We'll have interviews with American genealogist David Rencher of FamilySearch.org to learn how to prepare before you go , and noted Irish genealogist Helen Kelly, whose many titles include "Genealogy Butler," to learn what to do when you get to Ireland to make your trip successful. We'll also talk about what we learned from our own experiences traveling into history in the "Townlands" of the beautiful Emerald Isle. 2013 is the year of "The Gathering" in Ireland, so pack your bags and get ready to find your history!  Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade. Enjoy the trip!