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On the Liesl Jones, Liam, and Spida Podcast, the trio brought classic Aussie humour to the forefront. They kick off with the iconic challenge of spelling "How ya garn?" (spoiler: it's G-A-R-N). Spida revealed his love for hard rubbish days, hilariously admitting to wanting to dumpster dive at Sanctuary Cove’s fancy rubbish collection points. Spotting a drop saw box, Spida debated whether to rummage through the bins - despite his wife Sheree’s insistence that it was too embarrassing. The team also covered big news about Gold Coast Deputy Mayor Donna Gates stepping down in April, and she casually dropped Hollywood-level gossip about meeting Kurt Russell while touring Helensvale’s film studios.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danayi Madondo is a force to be reckoned with on the Zimbabwean and African fashion scene. Her business, ‘Haus of Stone' uses multidisciplinary methods to tell the story of the modern age African designs. We sat down with Danayi to talk about her journey to entrepreneurship; funding her fashion business; handling the uncertainty and instability of the Zimbabwean economy as a business owner; her latest showroom at Emagumeni Cultural Centre, Helensvale; and how she wants to go down in fashion history.Her work has been seen on friend of the podcast, Gemma Griffiths, as well as Ammara Brown, Tamy Moyo and Shingai, to name a few. There's a reason why Danayi is the go-to stylist for Zimbabwean artists - her works are exquisite, sustainably sourced and redefining Zimbabwean style.Delve deeper with us on entrepreneurship in Zimbabwe and how collaboration is going to be crucial for us to claim our place on the world stage as Zimbabweans.—Keep Up With DanayiDanayi Madondo Instagram: @danayimadondo Haus of Stone Instagram: @hausofstone Haus of Stone Showroom Instagram: @hausofstone_showroom We'd love to hear from you! Website: It's Layered Podcast Facebook: It's Layered Podcast Instagram: @itslayered Twitter: @itslayeredpod TikTok: @itslayered Email: itslayeredpod@gmail.com

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Would you consider moving overseas to practise podiatry? In this episode, Travis McKenna and Daniel Bagnall, both Auckland University of Technology graduates, explain why they decided to leave the land of the long white cloud, New Zealand, and move to Australia.  Travis lives in Brisbane with his wife Chloe-May McKenna, also a podiatrist; they run an Instagram page called Two Barefoot Podiatrists, and Daniel is the owner of Foot Science Podiatry in Helensvale on the Gold Coast.  If you have questions, please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com or reach out to Travis and Daniel via their Instagram page and website.  Business Coaching Have you decided to grow your podiatry business? If you have, let's talk. You can email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com; otherwise, look at my Mentoring page or go to my online calendar and schedule a FREE 30-minute Zoom meeting with me.  ONLINE CALENDAR YouTube I upload all my educational and podcast videos to my Youtube channel, Tyson E Franklin - Podiatry Advisor & Mentor. Please SUBSCRIBE, and if you click on the bell icon, you'll be informed whenever a new video is uploaded.  If you want to connect with like-minded, positive podiatrists, consider joining the Podiatry Business Owners Club on Facebook. 

-Norway finds no direct link between elderly deaths and vaccine -Gold Coast house prices are projected to skyrocket mid-2021 -Helensvale North railway station is a planned railway station with locals petitioning it to be Hope Island Station See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This is the third sermon in the "God's Presence, Our Presents" series at Crosslife - a baptist church, with Stefan Maslen preaching at our Helensvale campus. http://www.crosslife.org.au About the sermon series, "God's Presence, Our Presents": We can easily feel overwhelmed in the weeks running up to Christmas. In fact, it's now extending to be the months leading up to Christmas, as the modern day cathedrals we call 'shopping centres' start putting up decorations, setting out the seasonal stock, playing the Christmas tunes and launching their advertising campaigns. Why do they spend money on all this and why do we make our annual pilgrimage to the stores? Because we have to buy gifts for our families, friends and colleagues, but why is Christmas a time of giving? Christmas is the time we celebrate God's gift to us in the Lord Jesus. Our Christmas sermon series looks at God's 'present' to us, the gift of life through Jesus' death on the cross, and His 'presence' in us as the Holy Spirit. Then we look at how this lies behind all giving at Christmas time: to each other, to those in need and to God Himself.

This is the second sermon in the "God's Presence, Our Presents" series at Crosslife - a baptist church, with Stu Quarterman preaching at our Helensvale campus. http://www.crosslife.org.au About the sermon series, "God's Presence, Our Presents": We can easily feel overwhelmed in the weeks running up to Christmas. In fact, it's now extending to be the months leading up to Christmas, as the modern day cathedrals we call 'shopping centres' start putting up decorations, setting out the seasonal stock, playing the Christmas tunes and launching their advertising campaigns. Why do they spend money on all this and why do we make our annual pilgrimage to the stores? Because we have to buy gifts for our families, friends and colleagues, but why is Christmas a time of giving? Christmas is the time we celebrate God's gift to us in the Lord Jesus. Our Christmas sermon series looks at God's 'present' to us, the gift of life through Jesus' death on the cross, and His 'presence' in us as the Holy Spirit. Then we look at how this lies behind all giving at Christmas time: to each other, to those in need and to God Himself.

This is the first sermon in the "God's Presence, Our Presents" series at Crosslife - a baptist church, with Matt Hunt preaching at our Helensvale campus. http://www.crosslife.org.au About the sermon series, "God's Presence, Our Presents": We can easily feel overwhelmed in the weeks running up to Christmas. In fact, it's now extending to be the months leading up to Christmas, as the modern day cathedrals we call 'shopping centres' start putting up decorations, setting out the seasonal stock, playing the Christmas tunes and launching their advertising campaigns. Why do they spend money on all this and why do we make our annual pilgrimage to the stores? Because we have to buy gifts for our families, friends and colleagues, but why is Christmas a time of giving? Christmas is the time we celebrate God's gift to us in the Lord Jesus. Our Christmas sermon series looks at God's 'present' to us, the gift of life through Jesus' death on the cross, and His 'presence' in us as the Holy Spirit. Then we look at how this lies behind all giving at Christmas time: to each other, to those in need and to God Himself.