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Minister for Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and the Marine Martin Heydon TD.

This week we open up a late christmas gift strictly 4 locals only then go all nights-after-dark on food reviewing before getting up to our necks in the Akron scene with often mentioned / never covered DON AUSTIN. Hey Don, do any of youse know the Waitresses? I am a huge fan!

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Are you feeling burned out or stuck in your profession? In this Monday Morning Episode, we're sitting down with Don Barden, an esteemed economist with over 25 years of experience on Wall Street who now dedicates his expertise to the dental industry. With a Ph.D. and deep understanding of financial markets, Don shares his unique perspective on the mental roadblocks that dentists face. He introduces a compelling framework that categorizes dentists into four types: failures, frustrated, traditionally successful, and transformative practitioners. Don's goal? To guide dental professionals in shifting their mindset, reigniting their passion, and paving the way for enduring success and fulfillment in their careers.Drawing from his vast experience, Don lays out concrete strategies for developing the right mindset while steering clear of unproductive social expectations. He talks about the transformative power of focusing on personal and professional growth and stresses the importance of a self-managed practice. The discussion is packed with valuable advice for dentists aspiring to elevate both their career satisfaction and financial success. By the end of the episode, you'll be equipped with actionable insights to embark on a journey toward a thriving and lucrative dental practice.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The four types of dentists and where you might fit in.Why mindset is critical for overcoming frustration and burnout.Practical steps to shift your thinking and reignite your passion for dentistry.How social frameworks may hinder your progress and how to block them out.The benefits of committing to continuous personal and professional growth.Strategies for developing a self-managed, successful dental practice.How to unlock potentially lucrative opportunities within the dental industry.Let's listen in to these transformative insights with Don today!‍‍Sponsors:For DSO integrations, startup solutions, and all your dental IT needs, let our sponsors, Darkhorse Tech, help out so you can focus on providing the amazing care that you do. For 1 month of FREE service, visit their link today! https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/darkhorse-deal/‍You can reach out to Don Barden here:Website: https://donbarden.com/Email: don@dwbarden.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/donwbarden/‍Mentions and Links: Books:The Self-Managing Company: Freeing yourself up from everything that prevents you from creating a 10x bigger future.‍People:Dan Sullivan‍Places/Economy:Wall Street‍If you want your questions answered on Monday Morning Episodes, ask me on these platforms:My Newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/The Dental Marketer Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2031814726927041‍Episode Transcript (Auto-Generated - Please Excuse Errors)‍Michael: Hey, Don, so talk to us before we jump into the one piece of advice. If you can give us a little bit about your background, who you are. Don: Yeah, I appreciate this. First of all, before we even get going, I want to thank you for what you're doing. I tell you, this show is as good as it gets for getting people pumped up and ready to go and getting that information out quickly to people who need it the most.So forget about me, man. I just want to thank you for for what you're doing. And yeah, I'll give you a quick background I'm a classically trained economist, Ph. D. S.25 plus years on Wall Street. I know economics inside and out, but I'm really a frustrated anthropologist.So I care more about the decisions people make I care about yield curves and interest rates. So we can talk about that, but it's boring. What's important and I think this is so applicable to the dental industry. is what's happening. How does it make you feel? And most importantly, what do you want?And I think that's one of the big struggles right now in dentistry. I've worked with dentists literally all over the world. It's my favorite group to work with. And for a couple of reasons one, most dentists out there are very frustrated right now. And they're frustrated because they fallen out of love.With their first love or their first career love and that's dentistry and they didn't fall out of love with the active dentistry. They fell out of love with all the crap that comes with it, Cause nobody tells dentists how to run their business and what to do. money comes in, money goes out, you keep what's left over.but then you wake up one day and you don't feel good and you're frustrated. But here's what I've learned is why I just love dentists. Dentists at their core are caregivers. They got into it with some unique path. Every dentist has got a cool story. But at the end of the day, when they get into it, they are caregivers and dentistry is a way to continue to care for people and the better they are at it and the more excited they are about it, the more the universe gives them opportunities and new patients and things to go out there and help and serve people.Dentistry is a self fulfilling prophecy. for a love and it's a love that dentists have for their craft and for caring for people. Dude, of all the people I work with around the world, they're the best because they have that thing, that just makes them special. So, I've had a good career as a professor, as a consultant, as a wall street guy.And at the end of the day, if I could just spend the rest of my days with dentists, I'd do it. Cause they're, that cool. Michael: So like, what would be the one piece of advice you'd like to give us that can move the needle here?Don: Yeah. When I say dentists are frustrated, a really unique proposition because there's only four times a dentist out there. There's the failures, the frustrated, the traditionally successful, and then transformatives. most people in the consulting world or whatever, they prey on. vendors are the same way that people are trying to sell you folks stuff.They go after the failures because you're drowning and you'll do anything not to drown so they can sell you more stuff or they go after the traditionally successful. And those are the dentists that are just sitting around. They got a good, you're a member of the country club. Kids are in a private school.You feel good about your spouse. Everything is good, but you're not going to do anything to disrupt that. Those folks take no risk. But what's interesting is where the market goes. Cause they think, everybody knows you, or, oh, you have a thousand new patients a month, or, oh, you got this. We need to do it.The reality is you're not gonna do anything. It's because you're traditionally successful. You made it. Okay. You're not going to do it. The two types of dentists that I like are the other two, the frustrated, who are folks that are just raising their hand saying, I need help, but I don't know where to go.Can you help me get from here to here? And then the transformatives. Those are the dentists that are always looking forward, always saying, I want to try something new. I want to continue to grow. I want to serve more people. How do I continue to transform? So I think the first thing dentists have to do right now is ask themselves, Are you a failure?Or you're just frustrated. Are you a traditionally successful person, which means you're pretending, you don't want to risk anything. You're just going to pull up in your cocoon or are you transformative?either way, the dentists that are going to survive and be happiest in the future or the frustrated and transformative, it's not going to be traditionally successful. It's certainly not going to be the failures. So if somebody's listening to this, they're like I'm a little frustrated.Okay, let me tell you what to do. Or even if you're transformative, I'll give you the same advice. You might want to have to write this down. You need to change the way you think about how you think, about the way that you think about your thinking. You got that? So don't change your mind on something.Change the way you think. About how you think about your thinking. And then what happens if you look out there and you realize, I need to get rid of all this social construct, this framework of what I read and what my buddies are telling me and what I see these other people who aren't even in the industry doing.Forget that. Here's what dentists really want, whether they're frustrated or whether they're transformative, they want the same thing. They just don't know how to voice it. And this is what we try to help them go, wow, you're right. So many dentists right now are frustrated. They want out, they want to just quit.They want to dump, they want to say, I'll sell it. I'll make a few bucks and I can brag to the country club that I sold my business and my spouse will be fine. And my kids will be okay. I'm not going to do the math about being broke when I'm 75 or 80, but we'll figure it out. I just want to go.That's what the industry is telling you to do. You need to change the way you think about that. Maybe your frustration doesn't warrant selling and then transforming is the same way. When you're transformative, the universe brings every opportunity possible to you. And when that happens, you're going to get some people coming in and going, we love you.We want to be a part of you. We'll pay you X amount more than what you're worth because we like what you build. And frankly, we think we can do it better. Yeah. Don't fall for that. So here's what I tell people when you're frustrated or when you're transformative, what you really want is a choice.You don't want to say I can sell out and just put some money in my pocket. You want to commit to changing the way you think about how you think about the way that you think about your thinking and say, look, if I can roll up my sleeves and over the next 12 months, I really get back into this. I really put my head down.I really start focusing on team development. I start focusing on the economics of what's happening. I start looking into the future and create a plan. First thing that's gonna happen is you're gonna fall in love again with the craft. You're gonna fall in love and say, Oh my God, when I start blocking all the noise out, I stopped worrying about the social construct or the framework about what everybody else is saying and doing.I forget what my buddies at the country club are saying. I commit with enormous amounts of courage and capability. I commit to 12 months of real focus. Which means I'm going to become self managed as Dan Sullivan said. So I'm going to be a guy or lady in this business who I can walk away for a month, take my kids to Europe and Asia and Australia and come back and I made more money than I would have made if I was here.That's what you want. But to do that, you got to change the way you think about how you think about the way you think about your thinking. what happens if you roll up your sleeves for 12 months and really get in, you're going to get some help. Sometime bring in people who are going to help you out.Here's what's going to happen. You're going to wake up in 12 months. And 1st of all, you're gonna be in love with the business again, which is a beautiful, wonderful feeling. But number two, you're going to find that that choice has two sides to it. And it's both in your favor that you sit there and look at it and go, Oh my God.Thankfully I've spent 12 months getting my life back together, focusing on my practice, team development, everything I need to do. I've got so many new pages coming in. I'm frankly in love again, and I'm making so much money. Why would I sell I'm making money when I'm not even here.Why would I sell? Or when opportunity does knock, guess what? You're going to sit there and go, yeah, man, we're making a fortune. You don't even need me. This is a self managed practice. My name's not on the marquee. This is a machine that is just pumping out money. I'd sell it to you, but how serious are you?And now you're gonna see a premium kick in. So imagine that in 12 months you went from frustrated or transformative to so unbelievably happy that you have a choice. I love my business again. I'm making so much money. It's crazy. I can take months off and make more money by not working than working.I am in love and I'm making a lot of money and there's no end in sight to it. Why would I leave? Somebody might come up and offer you so much money. It's ridiculous. Real money, adult money, because you've created a self managed business that runs on its own. It's growing and it's got so much enthusiasm that it's contagious.That gets you a premium. So don't think about what am I going to do to sell. Don't think about what am I going to do because I'm miserable. Think about how can I change my thinking? How can I commit with courage to seek the capabilities necessary to go out and just rock it? And when I do, I'm going to have some ups and downs.during this next 12 months, and I always tell people this, if you're really committed to doing this, You're going to learn the art of being a successful manic depressant. Because one minute you're up, one minute you're down. One minute you're up, one minute you're down. But then it starts shortening and then before you know it, you say to yourself, holy cow, these swings aren't like they used to be.My company's running on its own and it's great. And you sit back and you're in love again, you're making money again, and now you have a choice. And I think that's the biggest thing dentistry is facing right now is they don't think they have a choice anymore, but the only person that owns that is you, the dentist.And if you say, I'm willing to change the way I think about my thinking and I'm willing to commit with courage and I'm going to go for these next 12 months and roll up my sleeves. So I know in 12 months I'm either going to be making so much money and it's crazy that I wouldn't ever want to walk away from my first true professional love.dentistry or because of that, these folks that are throwing money around and throw real money around and when they do, that's a good day too. But either way, you now have a choice. You've got the high ground and you're driving it, but it comes from commitment and courage to change the way you think about how you think about the way that you think about your thinking.And it puts a bogey out there that if you do it, man, it's just like working out, 90 days. It's going to be better if you focus on yourself and your business to drive not to sell Not to not feel miserable, but to drive to a point of nirvana where you have a choice Dude, there's nothing wrong with that And I see dennis all the time And it usually changes the mind when I just say the one thing Would you like to fall in love again with your career see men and women tear up because the real answer is yes I All right, it's going to take some work.It's going to take commitment and courage. We're going to get the capabilities out there. dude, in the blink of an eye, it's going to be 12 months down the road. And since you had the courage to change the way you think about how you think about the way that you think about your thinking, you now have choice.And both those choices are good. And the ultimate scenario is when you're in a position where you can't make a bad decision. You stay and keep it? Great. You sell it for a super premium? Great. They're both good decisions. So that's it, You know, Change the way you think about how you think about the way that you're thinking.Be honest with you. Am I a failure? Am I frustrated? Am I traditionally successful? Or am I transformative? Either way, if you're honest, and you say, I want to fall in love with it again, change the way you think about how you think about the way you think about your thinking. Have commitment and courage and go out there and rock it.And there's so many scholars out there, Dan Sullivan, all of them, who talk about that. You get out there and do that, you'll be in love again, and that's all anybody wants, right? Michael: Yeah. Don: It's a great thing. And dentistry is set for some big economic upturns right now. But it's going to be those who follow that path.there's nothing wrong with having a good choice. Michael: Yeah, to change the mindset of it. Awesome, I appreciate your time. And if anyone has further questions Where can they find you? Don: Yeah, they find me on LinkedIn. Just say, Hey Don, I heard you on this show. Anybody who I do a podcast for, and I'm happy to do this for your listeners.we wrote a book years ago that's, I think in 39 countries that talks about this type of mindset. I'll send anybody a free eCopy of it if they want, but they can reach out to me on LinkedIn or you can just send me a direct email at don@dwbardon.com. It's DON at dwb. A. R. D. E. N. dot com. I answer every email myself.I talked to everybody. We got a great team here, but man, I'd love to help anybody out if they want to reach out and you just need a kind word. I'll be happy to move you from failure to frustrated. Or if you say I'm stuck in this loop of being traditionally successful, and that's not really me, but I'm stuck.I want to get back to being transformative. Love your work, man. And I really appreciate what you're doing here. Michael: Awesome. So that's going to be in the show notes below and also on the dental marketer society, Facebook group. And Don, thank you so much for being with me on this Monday morning episode.Don: Hey man, keep it up. You're doing great work and just thrilled and honored to be here. So thank you.

We get political reaction from Niall Boylan MEP Candidate for Dublin and Minister Martin Heydon of FG gives us his assessment of that and the European Election counts.

Minister of State, Martin Heydon, TD joins this week's Tillage Edge podcast to talk about the recently published Food Vision 2030 Tillage Report which sets out 28 recommendations to develop the tillage sector.  Minister Heydon says the tillage sector is integral to the fabric of Irish agriculture and is a necessary part for all other areas to work well. He also makes a particular reference to the value of the low carbon Irish grain and how this can support the overall exports from the country.   At the same time, he points to the fact that recognition is all well and good, but tillage farmers need to be rewarded for these efforts. For more episodes and information from the Tillage Edge podcast go to:https://www.teagasc.ie/crops/crops/the-tillage-edge-podcast/ Produced on behalf of Teagasc by LastCastMedia.com

The Taoiseach said today that the agriculture sector was making ‘relative progress' compared to others in terms of cutting emissions. He was speaking at an event to mark the publication of a report from Fine Gael's National Agricultural, Food Rural Development Forum. To discuss this Martin Heydon, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture

This week's podcast is presented by Stephen and Jacqueline. We hear from:· Fiona, a first time caller-innerer, who is wondering about voices;· Loves Jazzer's Singing, who wonders how things will affect the Grundys;· Jade from Australia, who is worried, among other things, about Harrison's future relationship with Alice;· Vicky, who thinks that fruit cider might be George's undoing;· Claire from Clapham, who is looking for a bit of light relief;· Richard, Biffo Prop, who really understands what Harrison is going through;· Lilian, who is concerned by all the lies;· Michelle, who is feeling a bit overstuffed,· Jacquieline from New Zealand - another first time caller-innerer - who has thoughts about that fleeting hospital visitor;· Marie from Winchester, who is concerned for Harrison and Fallon;· Jenny from Kansas, who has been doing some calculations about pregnancies in Ambridge;· Tracy from California, who is getting a bit sick of Alice.· Paul from Olney, who has high praise for Fallon;· Witherspoon, who agrees with Kate, mostly;· And finally Jen from Brooklyn with thoughts about Harrison.We also have emails from Barbara about medical ethics; from Purple Pumpkin who has found this last week in Ambridge quite delicious; from our regular correspondent, Chris in Indiana about birth control; from Gillian about Alice and her anger; and finally from Amanda in Thailand who is delighted that The Archers is BACK.Plus: we have the Week In Ambridge by Suey, a roundup of the Dumteedum Facebook group from Ben and the Tweets of the Week from Theo.Please call into the show using this link:www.speakpipe.com/dumteedum Or send us a voicenote via WhatsApp on: +44 7810 012 881 (07810012 881 if in the UK) – Open the WhatsApp app, key in the number and click on the microphone icon .Or email us at dumteedum@mail.comHow to leave a review on Apple podcasts: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/podcasts/pod5facd9d70/macAlso Sprach Zarathustra licenceCreative Commons ► Attribution 3.0 Unported ► CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..."You are free to use, remix, transform, and build upon the materialfor any purpose, even commercially. You must give appropriate credit."Conducted byPhilip Milman ► https://pmmusic.pro/Funded ByLudwig ► / ludwigahgren Schlatt ► / jschlattlive COMPOSED BY / @officialphilman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Following on from the success of Green Inc and with the same bold, provocative and entirely un-switchoffable energy, writer, comedian and satirist Heydon Prowse turns his tongue-in-cheek attention corporate Wokewashing. From a razor company talking about #MeToo to an LGBT sandwich and a burger chain tackling depression, writer and satirist Heydon Prowse unpacks how some of the world's biggest corporations are falling over themselves to appear socially conscious, progressive. And he lifts the lid on the advertising and PR companies who've woken up to just how much money they can make helping them.In this first episode, Pride Before a Fall?, Heydon investigates corporations' approach to LGBTQ+ inclusivity. He'll trace the history from brands' first engagements with gay customers to the situation today, where Pride month sees the high street and social media festooned with corporate rainbow flags. Heydon will ask how many companies live up to this inclusive message in actions. This episode will also take a look at the backlash to brand engagement with LGBTQ+ issues that has been seen in the UK and the USA as the corporate world is drawn into the culture wars. It's led to boycotts and hasty backpedalling, but what's really going on, and why?To listen to the rest of the series, just search for Wokewash on BBC Sounds.Contributors: Peter Tatchell, Activist and Director of the Peter Tatchell Foundation Prof Alison Taylor of New York University's Stern Business School and author of 'Higher Ground: How Businesses Can Do the Right Thing in a Turbulent World.' Rain Dove, Model and Actvist Andrew Doyle, Comedian, GB News Presenter and author of The New Puritans: How the Religion of Social Justice Captured the Western World.Producer: Sam PeachArchive Credited To: John Sloman (Youtube) Dove US (Youtube) raindovemodel (instagram) dylanmulvaney (instagram) Make Yourself At Home Podcast by Nines Ben Shapiro (Youtube) CNN WKMG News Kid Rock (X)

When you work with words for a living, what happens when you are diagnosed with MS? A disability which amongst other things affects your memory. Peta sits down with comedy writer Ian Heydon to discuss his MS, understand how he has coped and how he has channelled his creativity into MS education.   Connect with Ian: Website: https://www.msingabout.com.au MSing Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Hg3QBJ8RBy4OGdIIocU9P Ian's short film that won at the Ability Fest https://youtu.be/1MGq_DGoAi4?feature=shared   Connect with Peta: Instagram: @petahooke Website: www.icantstandpodcast.com Email: icantstandpodcast@gmail.com Episode Transcript: https://www.icantstandpodcast.com/post/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken Heydon is a former Australian government trade official and senior member of the OECD Secretariat and a Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics. His latest book is “The Trade Weapon: How Weaponizing Trade Threatens Growth, Public Health and the Climate Transition”.  His earlier works include “The Rise of Bilateralism” and “The Ashgate Research Companion to International Trade Policy.”  Trade weaponization usually involves governments in exports and exports and are measures that are applied in a unilateral approach. Generally speaking, sanctions do not work.  However, to be more successful, keep the sanctions (stick), but have a carrot accompany the stick.  Singapore and Malaysia are cooperating in an exciting project that will see a hydropower project in Borneo, run by Sarawak Energy that exports power to Singapore by submarine cable. The US has had various sanctions against North Korea, Iran and Cuba, for example, that have not achieved their goals.

We zijn weer terug van een lange vakantie, maar we hebben opnieuw een aflevering boordevol nieuwtjes voor jullie. In deze aflevering bespreken we kort de verwachtingen van ChatGPT, vertellen we over ons ervaringen van Front.conf in Zürich, delen we een briljante sketch van Heydon over Accessibility Overlays, bespreken we wat je kunt verwachten in de nieuwe Safari 17 en gaan we uitgebreid in op de inhoud van de Digital Markets Act in Europa. 03:08 - Ranten over ChatGPT 09:29 - Front.Conf in Zürich 15:58 - Heydon Pickering Accessibility Overlays - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNM8FR3yzWg 18:05 - Safari 17 - https://webkit.org/blog/14445/webkit-features-in-safari-17-0/ 30:30 - Nieuwe EU Wetgeving DMA - https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/nl/ip_23_4328 41:35 -  Stray  - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1332010/Stray/ 44:15 - Revolut - https://www.revolut.com/

I Los and Dini have been busy; It's been 3 weeks and we are back. There is much to discuss on this episode so Lets get right into it: Michael Jackson annoyed me, Jimmy Jam School me, Prince is the King of Shade, River water is Gross (I think we can all agree on that), Harry-True or False? The crisis in Haiti and lead poison in their children amongst other things and more. This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind. Take advantage now and get up to 50% off your subscription by using my code LOSLOUNGE20 Good for the next ten days. magicmind.com/loslounge Hey Don't forget to hit subscribe on the YouTube channel as well as Instagram. We had a great time recording this one for you. Sit back hit play and enjoy the show. #LosLoungePodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/los-reyes101/message

For decades, forensic linguists have been pushing back on harmful language ideologies, and fighting for better representation for linguistic minorities in the legal domain. We're talking to three legendary linguists who have written the definitive record of how the discipline has developed in Australia. Also: why do male characters get more dialogue in video games? And how can this situation improve? The authors of a pioneering new study share their insights.

With beginnings in sculpture and conceptual art in the UK, Kayleigh Heydon moved to Melbourne ten years ago and has since incorporated painting, ceramics and music into her practice.Don't be offended, but you're probably making your humble cup of tea wrong. When we investigate the subtleties of tea making with Manchester born and raised Kayleigh, it gets heated pretty quick. She's from the North and she needs it strong. Whilst apparently no one wants to be "The Tea Master" in Britain (too much pressure to be the person making everyone's cuppa), they certainly have an opinion on how each one should be made. According to Kayleigh, it can get very political (depending on where you're from).Something that struck us when we began unpacking the Starving Artist myth were the realities of being an artist in Australia in contrast to the UK. She's very aware of how the myth can be used to "other" people in conversations or interactions and finds it an awful way of devaluing someone who is a professional creative. We all agree that it can be an easy way to create a quick and unbalanced hierarchy where the artist is always at the bottom.We discuss the elephant in the industry - the gender divide between representation and support of male artists and female / non binary artists. When it comes to her favourite places in the city of Melbourne, the Preston Market is in her all time top five destinations. You already know how much we love the Preston Market, and it was wonderful to chat about specifics - Kayleigh loves chatting to her favourite butcher and asking for tips and recipe-specific cuts of meat. It's such a crucial community meeting place and we share a collective moment of respect and alarm at the current situation regarding the proposed destruction of the market. Grab a meticulously made cup of tea and join us as Kayleigh shares her green mango and prawn salad, her kitchen super power and the most epic kitchen disaster story that it left us speechless...Find us @whatartistseat on Instagram and our website www.whatartistseat.com.auLinks to Kayleigh's work and anything else we chatted about:Kayleigh's websiteKayleigh's instagram Artist Brendan HuntlyFavourite cook - Clare ScrineDeuce - Wild Type https://www.savetheprestonmarket.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It has been 3 Months since our last episode as we needed a break. Thank you for your subscription/streams and support. Season 3 is in full effect and Harry and I are back on the Mic. We both individually have been busy and with much to tell. On this episode we catch up with you all let you know what we have been up to and also elaborate on our thoughts on Fatherhood, Dating, Diddy VZ Jermaine Dupri, My 41st Bday filtering out all the information we process on a daily basis and much more. Hey Don't forget to subscribe to The YouTube Channel and hit that follow button on instagram @Loslounge_podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/los-reyes101/message

In this episode of Reel Stories, we checked in with Heydon Prowse. Heydon is a is a writer, actor, producer and was one half of BBC Three show ‘The Revolution Will Be Televised' (RWBT). He is now the Founder of production company Flying Shoe Films, where he has done advertising work for clients including Greenpeace, Heineken, Netflix, Oxfam, Jonathan Pie, Amnesty International, Sony, War Child and more. In this episode we chart his journey into the arts and political satire, moving away from social justice activism, identity politics and the projects he works on now. We also discuss how Heydon's identity became tied to his work for a long time, the mental exhaustion he felt from the fame of RWBT and how he now enjoys being behind the camera rather than in front of it. For Heydon's mental health, we discuss his sobriety journey and the issues he had with alcohol as well as his Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) which he has had since childhood. As always, #itsokaytovent Find out more about Flying Shoe Films here: https://flyingshoefilms.com/ Support Us: Patreon: www.patreon.com/venthelpuk GoFundMe: gofund.me/92a0004d Merchandise: www.redbubble.com/people/VentUK/shop Music: @ekkah - Backseat Driver: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFhgxYuoP8U

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I loved the BAFTA award-winning show The Revolution Will Be Televised so much, with its cutting satire and hilarious pranks tackling serious issues it was the perfect combination of silly and serious all in one. It was a pleasure to chat with Heydon Prowse who along with Jolyon Rubenstein (E2) were the stars of the show as well as the writers too. Hear how Heydon along with Joe Wade were already creating prank-style undercover videos about political stuff and then added Jolyon who brought new characters into the mix. Together they spent almost a decade creating some of the best TV and getting into amazing situations sometimes quite dangerous but always hilariously entertaining and thought-provoking. Heydon shares some great stories on how they planned the pranks and got access to places like the Hague, the Saudi Arabian Embassy and Google Headquarters as well as how they got out of more than a few sticky situations when they almost got caught. He also shares his conflict around examining his own motivations, wondering if protest and activism really work and if being a critic is the best way to go in life. Heydon is a deep, thoughtful, and funny guy and I can't wait to see what he does next. Search 'Evolving Door' wherever you get podcasts to listen to the whole conversation. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ravinol/message

DesignOps Island Discs is a live-recorded, interactive podcast, looking at what's coming up in the world of designops and design systems. For season three, we're focussing on the roles that make up designops and design systems, from content designers to leads to engineers to accessibility specialists to DPMs. For episode 4, we welcome Heydon Pickering, design and engineering consultant, who has worked with Springer Nature, The Paciello Group, BBC, Smashing Mag, and Bulb. We're going to talk to Heydon about being a front-end engineer on design systems... what the challenges are from an engineering point of view with design systems, what makes a good engineer on design systems, and where we need to be heading.

Former Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has confirmed that she was advised on Friday that her former staffer Brittany Higgins intends to file a compensation claim — that could climb as high as $3 million. News.com.au revealed over the weekend that Ms Higgins' legal team had entered negotiations over a bombshell multimillion-dollar personal injury claim. It's believed the claim includes $2.5 million for future economic loss, past economic loss, general damages of future assistance with at-home care and past and future out-of-pocket expenses of a further $150,000. Lawyers acting for Ms Higgins indicated they were pressing ahead with the claim on Friday, the same day that it was announced the charge against Bruce Lehrmann would be dropped and the criminal trial would not proceed based on a risk to the life of the complainant, who remains hospitalised in Queensland. “I confirm that I was advised in March this year by Blumers, who act for Brittany Higgins, of a civil claim by Ms Higgins against me and other parties,” Senator Reynolds said. “However, proceedings are yet to be filed. Blumers advised me yesterday that their client intends to progress the civil claim this month.” Ms Higgins also took to Instagram on Sunday, posting a text version of the speech she gave outside the ACT court when the first trial ended over juror misconduct. The speech angered defence lawyers because among other issues it claimed that Mr Lehrmann, who has always maintained his innocence, was never asked to hand over his phone to police. In fact, he was required to surrender his phone to police, with calls he made raised by prosecutors and the defence during the trial. Mr Lehrmann, who was originally charged over her alleged rape, is also considering civil remedies for a cash payout, with his legal team considering a Comcare claim, defamation action against media outlets and unfair dismissal from the jobs he lost after the allegations emerged. Mr Lehrmann has always maintained his innocence and was never convicted of any crime. Sources who have seen the legal documentation supporting Ms Higgins' claim say that it includes compensation for lost earnings, future earnings and at-home support for Ms Higgins, who has not worked full-time since she went public with her account of an alleged incident at Parliament House. The three respondents named in the legal correspondence are Senator Reynolds, who was Ms Higgins' direct employer at the time she was found in the ministerial suite by a security guard in 2019, Liberal frontbencher Michaelia Cash, and the Commonwealth. But an official claim has not been filed while parties prepare to enter into mediation talks. Ms Higgins' personal lawyer Leon Zwier, who was a regular fixture at her criminal case in Canberra, is aware of the claim. However, Ms Higgins is being represented in the personal injury matter by Noor Blumer, a founding partner of Blumers Lawyers who has practised as a personal injury lawyer since 1992. Ms Blumer has been quietly negotiating the claim since February. It follows former Prime Minister Scott Morrison's apology to Ms Higgins in parliament for the “many terrible experiences Ms Higgins has detailed during her time working at Parliament House and the treatment that she has described receiving whilst working here”. But he insisted that apology was “by no means a reflection on the matters before a court”. Ms Blumer declined to comment on the matter or any mediation talks when contacted. A leading Canberra lawyer, Ms Blumer previously went public with her own complaint that former High Court judge Dyson Heydon tried to touch her leg under a table and kiss her at University of Canberra Law ball several years ago. Mr Heydon issued a statement at the time through his lawyers denying “emphatically any allegation of sexual harassment or any offence”. News of the compensation claim follows shock revelations over the weekend that police “unlawfully” sent Ms Higgins private counselling notes to Mr Lehrmann's original defence team – who insisted they didn't open it. Further revelations that police held concerns there was insufficient evidence to charge Mr Lehrmann were also leaked to The Weekend Australian, prompting the prosecutor Shane Drumgold to raise concerns that this was – potentially – another unlawful disclosure. Last year, Senator Reynolds offered a confidential defamation settlement to Ms Higgins after it emerged she had privately referred to her as a “lying cow”. The money was donated to charity. But Liberal sources said Ms Reynolds, who gave dramatic evidence at the criminal trial this year, was reluctant to settle the case. “She will never, ever, agree to settle,” a Liberal source said. The other former minister named in the claim, Senator Cash, emphatically denied in the ACT Supreme Court that she knew of Ms Higgins' rape allegations more than a year before it became public in February 2021. “Not a sexual element, no,” Senator Cash said. “The first time that she mentioned an (alleged) sexual element was I think in the conversation on the 5th of February 2021.” - by Samantha Maiden, news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Craig Heydon Ironman 70.3 Melbourne Media Manager joins Gerard and Brad Johnson on Sportsday

You write your own STORY. can I get an AMEN! Thank you to my guest cohosts and panel, Pete, Saleena and Brandon for being with me on this episode of self evaluation, anxiety and coping, Poetry (Please Purchase "Words Of A broken and Healed Soul" By Saleena Bullard), Music and more. Hey Don't forget Im on youtube at Los' Lounge and also on Instagram @Loslounge_podcast. Myguest Cohosts really get into a great discourse around the mentioned areas and we do hope you are engaged with us and enjoy this Episode here at Los' Lounge. Thank you for your support.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/los-reyes101/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/los-reyes101/support

Scott and Jeff discuss Pillar 1 of the OECD's Inclusive Framework with Heydon Wardell Burrus of the Centre for Business Taxation at Oxford University.

This week Will and Ben welcome and congratulate Heydon Dark, Cornish dairy farmer and winner of the Cream Awards Young Dairy Farmer of the Year Award. This year, it was sponsored by Kite and with producer and Senior Consultant Becki, one of the judges, Becki outlines why Heydon stood out to her. Heydon describes the core values of his farming business and his journey so far, including navigating through the challenges of the early years. He also discusses how he came to decide on his current system and why this works for him and his lifestyle, as well as the opportunities and priorities for the future. We also ask Heydon what advice he would give to young farmers starting out on their own journey.

On this episode LB and Clark chat about the Pain in LB's Biggest Nerve, Hey--Don't Call me Nanny and Who did the Dicks? iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bad-advice-w-lori-beth-denberg/id1532947865 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0yCKLzV6uvNNaD80GX6UPP Stitcher: http://stitcher.com/going-dork/bad-advice-with-lori-beth-denberg Podbay: https://podbay.fm/p/bad-advice-with-lori-beth-denberg Castbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/Bad-Advice-with-Lori-Beth-Denberg-id3351455?country=us Podcast Republic: https://www.podcastrepublic.net/podcast/1532947865 Starring: Lori Beth Denberg (@loribethdenberg) Clark Crozer (@HeresMyPitch)   Produced by: Jeremy Balon (@remybalon) at Seltzer Kings Studios (@seltzerkings) (@seltzerkingspodcasts) Network: Seltzer Kings (@seltzerkings) seltzerkings.com Website: askloribeth.com Tour: Nostalgia Personified Patreon: patreon.com/askloribeth Instagram: @askloribeth Twitter: @askloribeth Voicemail: 1 (855) Denberg Want to Advertise on the Show? https://www.advertisecast.com/askloribeth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode my fellow listeners I find myself alone for a few before we hit memory lane from Season 1. From My Trip to Atlanta, GA to the Shootings in Brooklyn NY and more. On memory lane we revisit the 1999 Grammy Awards from Season 1 and also from season 1 a fabulous conversation between Carlos and Karlos Yes Carlos Acosta of the Debby Donnas in the NYC scene and artist in his right as well as one bad motherfucker! We chat it up on pop culture, music, madonna, LGTBQ+ and more. Hey Don't forget to follow on Instagram @loslounge_podcast or on Twitter @Loslounge and please continue to stay subscribed as we are nearing the 100th episode and also please Share on your social media platform with the #losloungepodcast. Support and see we shall chat next week with Special Guest Fashion Designer Justin Haynes just10h.com He will be joining me at the lounge so stay tuned and look him up as well. #GarabatosPodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/los-reyes101/message

Van Badham and Ben Davison dive into the politics of the week - and what it tells us about the broader state of the nation. Morrison appeared on 60 Minutes playing the ukulele while his NSW Liberal Party colleagues were being resoundingly spanked in by-elections across the state.  With nurses going on strike about a lack of staff at over 150 hospitals (during a pandemic) - and rolling industrial actions across the train network - it is easy to see why. At the federal level, the Morrison Liberals aren't doing any better.  The aged care crisis is now exposing the dire state of our sovereign capacity with only 106 of the promised 1,500 defence personnel actually in aged care facilities.  The government's own committee has stated the NDIS will need another 83,000 full-time workers in the next two years - yet the sector is "overworked, underpaid, undervalued and poorly trained".  And total "payroll" wages in the economy dropped nearly 9% in January on the back of the total number of "payroll jobs" (a measure of jobs that are sometimes more secure) dropping nearly 6%. Even on COVID Morrison is still failing, with January 2022 costing more lives than any month in 2021. Van and Ben also look at the Dyson Heydon sexual harassment case settlement and draw together the strands of how the Liberal party treats the powerful - like Heydon - vs how they attack the disempowered and the vulnerable, like Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins.  Plus TWO good news stories.  The first on clean energy from ammonia and the second on reforestation in India that includes an improvement in the social conditions for women. Don't forget to join our supporter page www.buymeacoffee.com/weekonwednesday

The Gang Gets A Podcast Dedicated To Them - a song for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia(Tribute to INDUSTRY BABY by Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow)*Original written by: David Biral, Denzel Baptiste, Jack Harlow, Kanye West, Lil Nas X, Mark Williams, Nick Lee, Raul Cubina, & Roy Lenzo**Dedicated to the awesome original by Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow, and to everyone involved in the dangerously funny television show It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia!!!Lyrics:Love you guys; here's my two cents:Philly's got swayClever jokes, heyDon't need awards to know that Their talents crazyThey make me laugh, yayDistract from my painThankful to Mac, say…Paddy's Pub is creating comedy standardsDeeper meanings under the surface Thankful these characters aren't cookie cutterThey're way more humanBeginning to end having fun I love Danny DeVitoHe's Charlie's roommate, yoOn his toe knife, he's got a firm handle…In Philly, mischief's on the goIt's funny, soCan't stop laughing up my mashed potatoesAlways crazy competition between Dennis and Sweet DeeThankful Mac keeps the gang seamlessly together it seems They might act selfish, thoughBut they're still closeCause it's Always Sunny @ Paddy's In Philadelphia Sup?Sweet Dee's joking at night clubsDennis keeps perfecting his makeupMac's wearing double cologne Charlie's cleaning toilets, all the sticky jobsThey're all great singersIn romance, but they're heartbreakers Charlie longs for his waitressKeeps a journal about her, her, her YayPlease be prudent This show requires some adult supervisionThe content in it is rated mature for immature, but it's still hilarious Unfortunately sometimes humor comes at the cost of innocence and maturity But these characters are independents The writing's brilliant Right now, I'm on season 9Still completely addicted Adore Artemis, the lawyer, and Cricket Love Danny DeVitoCharlie's roommate, yoOn his toe knife, he's got a firm handle…In Philly, mischief's on the goIt's funny, soCan't stop laughing up my mashed potatoes Always crazy competition between Dennis and Sweet DeeThankful Mac keeps the gang glued together seamlessly They might act selfish, thoughBut they're still closeCause it's Always Sunny @ Paddy's In PhiladelphiaSome of their jokes might come off as obscene But you gotta check out their deeper meaningsThey humble themselves, with their actingWherever the gang goes, I keep laughing From the middle of a Tuesday to a night on the townThey create havok, master insanity They miraculously avoid society's typical cancellation With their fine printYeah, it's glowing Serving drinksNever typical Not like any other bar, sitcom, or show Others wish they could But they fall shortWhen out to eat, at a place so fancyDennis and Frank make me cry With their tear-provoking toastsThey always want to drinkStruggle with impulse control This show is inspiring memersAlways elongating their list of hatersDee's making one linersLonger than any of her drink orders They're more than actorsAwesome dancersWonderful singersMac with his sword is their protectorWatching it on HuluJust a girl from OklahomaBut from here, it looks like their sun is shining brighterThey each individually arefighting to be the winner Learned a lot in collegeBut always want to be a learnerFor all the jokes written and performed in this showIt's spectacular Despite all their misfortunes,That they're all still troopersLove Danny DeVitoCharlie's roommate, yoGot a grip on his toe knife yo…In Philly, mischief's on the goIt's funny, soCan't stop laughing up my mashed potatoes Always crazy competition between Dennis and Sweet DeeThankfully Mac keeps the gang glued together seamlessly They might act selfish, thoughBut they're still closeCause It's Always Sunny @ Paddy's Pub In Philadelphia RadYeah they're my favorite comedyRad Yeah they're my favorite comedyRadEndTribute by Melissa Smith:- Melzy of Wonderland on Youtube- Mel's Music on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Castbox, Deezer, Podcast Addict, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, Facebook &- Melissa_Martinek_Smith on Instagram (AKA: MelsMusic)

Join Nicola Graham as she chats with Ian Heydon about how he manages with his MS, what inspires him and the approach he has taken to living with multiple sclerosis. Ian was diagnosed with MS in 2010. Ian Heydon is an award-winning writer whose credits include radio shows like the Samuel Pepys Show, The Year My Country Broke and How Green Was My Cactus. His television credits include Kingswood Country, Home Sweet Home, Graham Kennedy's World of Comedy and Howard: The Mild Colonial Boy. Ian recently entered the International Film festival - Focus on Ability with a short film entitled “What's in a Name”, which is just brilliant.

Cleo Smith, the four-year-old Australian girl who was kidnapped, has told police a woman would come to her accused kidnapper's house to brush her hair and dress her.  Investigators are now travelling back to the area to see if another person was indeed involved.  So how hard is it to interview a four-year-old who's gone through a hell of a lot, and how reliable are the memories and information? Ggeorgina Heydon, an associate professor in Criminology and Justice Studies at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology joined Heather du Plessis-Allan to provide some detail. LISTEN ABOVE  

CJ178-TWW - All-New Weekend Wire 8-15-21 Your weekend source for movie and TV news. Today we are talking about the new Peacemaker TV show coming to HBOMAX, some Marvel Moonknight news, the Jackass crew is getting sued, and a whole lot more in this episode. Hey Don't forget to hit follow on whatever platform your listening to and please drop a solid review - @Culture Jacked

Basil Hayden's has always been an incredible pour and finally we get to sit back savor a staple in the StickMen repertoire of whiskey! A formal review was long overdue! Check out this episode as we get into some "Good Trouble" while Puffing on ATL Cigars and Sipping on Basil Hayden's Bourbon Whiskey. Episode Content00:00 Introduction00:50 StickMen Smoker Recap01:30 ATL Good Trouble Cigar02:10 Football Season is almost here!03:00 Quick Chat about the Olympics06:00 Introducing Basil Hayden's09:30 Family History of the Heydon's (Yes, the spelling was different)11:00 The First Pour11:32 Nosing Basil Hayden's14:52 Tasting Basil Hayden's19:53 Tasting Summary20:07 Simp's Verdict21:31 Ready for Football!Get some swag at https://stickmen.blogThe StickMen Podcast is a Cigar and Whiskey Lifestyle Podcast and Marketing Company hosted by Reggie Kimble (aka StickMan #1) and Co-host Sean Simpson (aka StickMan Simp). What makes us unique is that we cover the Cigar and Whiskey scene in our neighborhoods across the globe. Look out for our Whiskey Reviews, Cigar Reviews and Interviews with the cigar lifestyle influencers that make what we do so much fun! Our motto is to always "Puff, Sip, Chat ... Repeat"Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stickmen)

Frank, Heydon, Ray & Cooper share their insights on some of the principles discussed in Gary's book and how they've applied them in their own life.

The purposive approach (sometimes referred to as purposivism, purposive construction, purposive interpretation, or the modern principle in construction) is an approach to statutory and constitutional interpretation under which common law courts interpret an enactment (a statute, part of a statute, or a clause of a constitution) within the context of the law's purpose. Purposive interpretation is a derivation of the mischief rule set in Heydon's Case, and intended to replace the mischief rule, the plain meaning rule and the golden rule. Purposive interpretation is used when the courts use extraneous materials from the pre-enactment phase of legislation, including early drafts, hansards, committee reports, and white papers. The purposive interpretation involves a rejection of the exclusionary rule. Israeli jurist Aharon Barak views purposive interpretation as a legal construction that combines elements of the subjective and objective. Barak states that the subjective elements include the intention of the author of the text, whereas the objective elements include the intent of the reasonable author and the legal system's fundamental values. Critics of purposivism argue it fails to separate the powers between the legislator and the judiciary, as it allows more freedom in interpretation by way of extraneous materials in interpreting the law. Historical origins. Plain meaning rule. The plain meaning rule gained popularity during the 18th and 19th centuries as the courts took an increasingly strict view of the words within statutes. Under the plain meaning rule, the words of the statute are given their natural or ordinary meaning. The plain meaning rule of statutory interpretation should be the first rule applied by judges. One of the leading statements of the plain meaning rule was made by Chief Justice Nicholas Conyngham Tindal in the Sussex Peerage case (1844), concerning whether Augustus d'Este succeeded to the titles of his father Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, in particular whether the marriage of his father and mother was valid under the Royal Marriages Act 1772: ... the only rule for the construction of Acts of Parliament is that they should be construed according to the intent of the Parliament which passed the Act. If the words of the statute are in themselves precise and unambiguous, then no more can be necessary than to expound those words in their natural and ordinary sense. The words themselves alone do, in such a case, best declare the intention of the lawgiver. Strict application of the plain meaning rule can sometimes result in "absurd" outcomes. Examples of the plain meaning rule producing absurd outcomes can be seen in the following cases: In Whitely v Chappel (1868) a statute made it an offence "to impersonate any person entitled to vote". The defendant used the vote of a dead man. The statute relating to voting rights required a person to be living in order to be entitled to vote. The plain meaning rule was applied and the defendant was thus acquitted. In R v Harris (1836) the defendant had bitten off his victim's nose. But because the statute made it an offence "to stab cut or wound" the court held that under the plain meaning rule the act of biting did not come within the meaning of stab cut or wound as these words implied an instrument had to be used. The defendant's conviction was overturned. In Fisher v Bell (1961) the Restriction of Offensive Weapons Act 1958 made it an offence to "offer for sale" an offensive weapon. The defendant had a flick knife displayed in his shop window with a price tag on it. Statute made it a criminal offence to "offer" such flick knives for sale. His conviction was overturned as goods on display in shops are not "offers" in the technical sense but an invitation to treat. The court applied the plain meaning rule of statutory interpretation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/law-school/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/law-school/support

Unashamed social justice warrior turned Wokeyleaks writer Heydon Prowse joins Andrew for Episode Two of Free Speech Nation. They chat about Heydon's past as a lefty, his work within the social justice movement and whether he thinks it's all getting out of hand.For more GB News content, visit our website - www.gbnews.uk/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Love might be closer than you think . . . Gemma isn't sure what upsets her more. The fact she just caught her boyfriend cheating, or that he did it on her brand-new Heal's cushions. All she knows is she needs to put as many miles between her and Fraser as humanly possible. So, when her best friend suggests a restorative few days in the West Country, it seems like the perfect solution. That is, until the country enters a national lockdown that leaves her stranded. All she has for company is her dog, Mabel. And the mysterious (and handsome!) stranger living at the bottom of her garden . . . Packed full of laugh-out-loud moments, this hugely uplifting, feel-good and sparkling romantic comedy is simply unputdownable. Perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane, Sophie Kinsella, Beth O'Leary and Laura Jane Williams.

Today we are going to talk a little about habits.  The good the bad the ugly and why it's important to build them. (obviously the good ones)Here are some of my habits just to name a few working out - Move my body every day. Some days harder than others but I still move and over the years that working out and movement has changed and in a future podcast we will chat about it.eating fairly healthy - I would say 80/20 drinking water - Sounds simple right but seriously it's taken me FOREVER to really get it in every single dayWalking - getting at least those 10,000 steps in daily and and just really being aware and then choosing to walk more when i can.setting up a weekly plan - Such an important thing especially when things start getting really hectic to sit down each Monday and put everything for that week on your calendar. I will have another podcast to explain how I do that and how it helps me with time management, not missing ANYTHING and just really feeling like I have more time in my day!Spending and Saving habits!! So important and the earlier you form this habit the more success you will have!Personal development - Oh My Gosh! Every single day! Just making sure my brain is soaking it all in in various forms (podcast, youtube, audiobooks, anything that I can learn from, improve my life, or get any kind of value out of, I am absolutely IN!!Here are 5 reasons we dig into today about why it's important to form good onesHabits are who you are They help you reach your goalsThey can set a proper foundationThey can replace motivationThey are results drivenBonus - Just for you!Self disciplineThanks so much for joining me today and don't forget to join me on facebook or instagram  for more great info. Hey Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out and if you have a minute it would mean the world to me if you left a review or shared with a friend.  Let me know what topics you would like to hear and who knows I may read and give a couple shout outs on the episodes to my favorites like I did today!  Have a fantastic week, go crush your goals and I will see you next time!

Hello My fellow loveseeds and welcome to my first 2021 episode! Throughout this episode, I bring on my beloved partner, Connor Heydon, and we talk about setting goals and finding our state of flow in them! It's so important to embrace the path to achieving our goals so we talk a bit on that as well as many other things hehe! Sending you all love light and all things bright! If this episode resonates with you it would mean the world to me if you shared it with someone you love! Thank you, Thank you, Thank YOUUU in advance heheh

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Dyson Heydon has spent more than half his life with the banner of “brilliant legal mind.” What are the perks of being labeled a “brilliant legal mind”? In Australia, it apparently means you can harass and violate young women without any accountability.This week, we chat about male judges like Heydon and Brett Kavanaugh and Alex Kozinski, and their criminal behaviour. In this country's most powerful legal institutions, the perpetual unmitigated acclaim that powerful men give each other ensures the systemic harassment and assault of the industry's most vulnerable members – young women – continues. It effectively ensures women are kept out.Powerful men target a woman's most vulnerable (and, according to society, her most valuable) asset: her sexuality. They know by doing this, women are reduced to pieces of meat. It's a strategy – to exert power, keep us out, to destroy every other part of us. And, often, they succeed.Also discussed: being a follower is boring, capitalist advocacy, Fleabag. ArticlesJohnson & Johnson Will Stop Selling Skin-Whitening Lotions (NYTimes, June 2020) Dyson Heydon Says addressing Liberal Party Fundraiser Does Not Mean He Supports The Liberal Party (Sydney Morning Herald, 2015) Two High Court judges 'knew of complaints against Dyson Heydon' ( Sydney Morning Herald, 2020) TV ShowsFleabag (Seasons 1 & 2) Amazon Prime BooksEggshell Skull (Bri Lee, 2018)She Said (Jodi Kantor & Megan Twohey, 2019)The Education of Brett Kavanaugh | An Investigation ( Robin Pogrebin Kate Kelly, 2019) Facebook | Asian Bitches Down Under Instagram | Asian Bitches Down Under

The government this week introduced a bill that aims to put a stop to secret agreements between employers and unions without the knowledge of union members. The next hurdle will be the Senate, although it's possible Labor may support the legislation. Employment Minister Michaelia Cash says she is always in discussion with the Senate crossbenchers about the implementation of the recommendations from the Heydon royal commission. “And certainly, I'm always willing to sit down with [Shadow Employment Minister] Brendan O'Connor or Richard Di Natale to discuss the legislation.” Beyond these new measures, Cash suggests the government wants to legislate more recommendations from the royal commission into trade unions. “There are about 50 to 55 left and we are finalising that package as we speak. We are absolutely committed to adopting the Heydon recommendations. "There are further recommendations in relation to what employers and unions should be disclosing in the course of enterprise agreements. There are some recommendations which go to, for example, choice of superannuation fund in enterprise agreements. There are some recommendations which go towards further transparency. Again, we're happy to adopt them all.” Following a ruling by the Fair Work Commission to cut Sunday penalty rates in industries such as hospitality, retail and fast food, some businesses have been reluctant to show strong support for the changes. Cash would like to see more businesses take up the cause. “I believe that if you accept a decision and you embrace the positive benefits and you want to bring people with you, then yes, you should be out there selling that message. "These guys are scared. They are scared that the unions will come and get them.”

Monday Deal Review  40 Acre Properties in Wyoming Jack Butala: Monday Deal Review  40 Acre Properties in Wyoming. Every Single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Jack Butala: Jack Butala with Jill DeWit. Jill DeWit: Hi. Jack Butala: Welcome to our show today. In this episode Jill and I talk about our Monday deal review. Boy, is it Monday? Jill DeWit: I know. Jack Butala: Is it a holiday? Jill DeWit: It is. Jack Butala: I know this for sure: it's 6:00 in the morning. Jill DeWit: It is. It's early. Jack Butala: This is our Monday deal review. 40 acre properties in Wyoming; we're striking gold up there. Before we get into that great show today, let's share some funny stuff that happened to us recently, Jill, let's kick it off right. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh, I want to finish the conversation we were just having before we started this, which was my puzzle piece story. Jack Butala: We had a classic couples moment. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh, it was a quick little ... Jack Butala: Of course she's got to share it with us. Jill DeWit: I do, because I said, "Jack, this is like ... Did I ever tell you the story about my dad and my brother and the stupid puzzle piece?" He's like, "What are you talking about?" Jack Butala: Jill and I got in a slight little tiny spat, and we need to film it now. Jill DeWit: We do. Jack Butala: That's Jill's thing. Let's film it. Jill DeWit: We fixed it now. No, but it's so darn funny. Let me tell you the puzzle piece story. Here's the story. We were on a family vacation and my mom would always pack these big, you know, I don't know, 250 or 500, whatever piece puzzles and put them out on the table. The whole week we were on vacation we would kind of come along and everybody could kind of work on the puzzle. Well, dad was in it. He was in a moment, he's in a groove, and he's like sitting over this table focusing on the puzzle. Then here comes my brother, and he's like, I don't know, 12 or 13 at the time. He wants to do it. It's like, "No, no, no, this is dad's time right now. Stay away." My brother kind of stands there and he's like, eyeing the situation. He's like, "Hey dad, I think that piece would fit right there." He's like, "No, stop, I got this. That's not going to fit, thank you, I appreciate your help." Then he's standing there going, "No, I really think it's going to fit." My mom's across the room giving my brother a look like, "Don't do it Jeff. Don't do it. Do not touch the puzzle piece. Don't do it." You could just see the look, and wheels turning. He grabs the puzzle piece and he shoves it in, not shoves it in, it fit. Thank goodness it fit, because I do not want to know what my dad would have done if it didn't fit. It was just like a, "Whoa, you took your life in your own hands there." Jack Butala: Either way, it's like, he couldn't win. He's just messing with the alpha male. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh, it was so ... Jack Butala: He's chipping away, the young buck is chipping away at that alpha male. That all ends bad for Jeff. Jill DeWit: Totally. Jack Butala: The whole time you're telling this story I'm thinking, "Does he do this with Donald Trump?" Jill DeWit: Right. "Hey Don, I think this will work." "No, it won't." "No, really, I think it's going to work." Jack Butala: Jill's little brother is the Arizona State Treasurer. He was asked ... Look, I don't care about Donald Trump. I don't care if you love him or hate him. I don't have a feeling about it either way, but I got to say this because it's funny. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh. Jack Butala: Jill's little brother is the State Treasurer of Arizona, Jeff DeWit. He and Donald Trump got together, mentally got along with each other really early on.

Monday Deal Review  40 Acre Properties in Wyoming Jack Butala: Monday Deal Review  40 Acre Properties in Wyoming. Every Single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Jack Butala: Jack Butala with Jill DeWit. Jill DeWit: Hi. Jack Butala: Welcome to our show today. In this episode Jill and I talk about our Monday deal review. Boy, is it Monday? Jill DeWit: I know. Jack Butala: Is it a holiday? Jill DeWit: It is. Jack Butala: I know this for sure: it's 6:00 in the morning. Jill DeWit: It is. It's early. Jack Butala: This is our Monday deal review. 40 acre properties in Wyoming; we're striking gold up there. Before we get into that great show today, let's share some funny stuff that happened to us recently, Jill, let's kick it off right. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh, I want to finish the conversation we were just having before we started this, which was my puzzle piece story. Jack Butala: We had a classic couples moment. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh, it was a quick little ... Jack Butala: Of course she's got to share it with us. Jill DeWit: I do, because I said, "Jack, this is like ... Did I ever tell you the story about my dad and my brother and the stupid puzzle piece?" He's like, "What are you talking about?" Jack Butala: Jill and I got in a slight little tiny spat, and we need to film it now. Jill DeWit: We do. Jack Butala: That's Jill's thing. Let's film it. Jill DeWit: We fixed it now. No, but it's so darn funny. Let me tell you the puzzle piece story. Here's the story. We were on a family vacation and my mom would always pack these big, you know, I don't know, 250 or 500, whatever piece puzzles and put them out on the table. The whole week we were on vacation we would kind of come along and everybody could kind of work on the puzzle. Well, dad was in it. He was in a moment, he's in a groove, and he's like sitting over this table focusing on the puzzle. Then here comes my brother, and he's like, I don't know, 12 or 13 at the time. He wants to do it. It's like, "No, no, no, this is dad's time right now. Stay away." My brother kind of stands there and he's like, eyeing the situation. He's like, "Hey dad, I think that piece would fit right there." He's like, "No, stop, I got this. That's not going to fit, thank you, I appreciate your help." Then he's standing there going, "No, I really think it's going to fit." My mom's across the room giving my brother a look like, "Don't do it Jeff. Don't do it. Do not touch the puzzle piece. Don't do it." You could just see the look, and wheels turning. He grabs the puzzle piece and he shoves it in, not shoves it in, it fit. Thank goodness it fit, because I do not want to know what my dad would have done if it didn't fit. It was just like a, "Whoa, you took your life in your own hands there." Jack Butala: Either way, it's like, he couldn't win. He's just messing with the alpha male. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh, it was so ... Jack Butala: He's chipping away, the young buck is chipping away at that alpha male. That all ends bad for Jeff. Jill DeWit: Totally. Jack Butala: The whole time you're telling this story I'm thinking, "Does he do this with Donald Trump?" Jill DeWit: Right. "Hey Don, I think this will work." "No, it won't." "No, really, I think it's going to work." Jack Butala: Jill's little brother is the Arizona State Treasurer. He was asked ... Look, I don't care about Donald Trump. I don't care if you love him or hate him. I don't have a feeling about it either way, but I got to say this because it's funny. Jill DeWit: Oh my gosh. Jack Butala: Jill's little brother is the State Treasurer of Arizona, Jeff DeWit. He and Donald Trump got together, mentally got along with each other really early on.

Being blind hasn't ever stopped the broadcaster Peter White from loving football, and that's reflected in his own choice of a good read when he argues in favour of Brian Clough - as captured by Duncan Hamilton who covered Notts Forest during their glory years for the local paper. By contrast the satirist and prankster Heydon Prowse, fresh from his BBC3 series, 'The Revolution will be Televised', brings a description of tax havens and how they work to the table, in 'Treasure Islands' by Nicholas Shaxson. Harriett Gilbert meanwhile proposes 'Faro's Daughter', a romantic Regency thriller by Georgette Heyer. We'll see what Peter and Heydon make of that. Producer: Mark Smalley