Podcasts about Izzy Brown

Hello, welcome to Monday breakfast! This show was a part of our summer programming which was a long form style episode that featured: The first episode from the Three Tower Podcast by Izzy Brown that was recorded at resident frequency studio. The episode featured collingwood residents speaking about their history of collingwood housing. To find this whole series go to residentfrequencypodcasts.bandcamp.com 17 year old, Josie from school strike for climate spoke to Rob about protesting outside Josh Burn's office on the 24th of December 2024 against the four new coal mines approved by the ALP government. Tessa Campisi spoke about her project Framings of the Wombat Forest and her exhibition in Kyneton. Go to https://sites.google.com/view/framingwombatforest/ to find out more.  

When face-to-face with asylum seekers pleading for help, possible arrest was the least of Izzy Brown's concerns. Izzy was among a crowd of protesters at the outback detention centre the weekend the razor-wire fences came down and people were aided to flee. She shares what led her to the action, and what happened afterwards.Stream the TV show on ABC iview.

Acknowledgement of Country// Spike and Priya visited the Hoddle Street public housing estate and spoke with resident Sim, who has been living in one of the towers for 7 years. In this interview, Sim reflected on last week's announcement by the Victorian State Government that all 44 public housing towers in the Greater Melbourne area have been slated for demolition and redevelopment in the coming decades. Sim spoke about how the announcement was delivered to residents and discussed the stress and uncertainty this has caused.// We spoke with Izzy Brown, a public housing walk-up resident, local community organiser and artist, to talk about the launch of the Resident Frequency Recording Studio out of the Hoddle Street public housing towers' community centre. We heard from Izzy prior to the announcement that the towers were to be redeveloped, so today we spoke with her again about what this announcement means for various communities and local culture at the estate.// Spike and Priya also caught up with Christopher Sprake, Community Development worker at The Wellington, a community organisation that services the Wellington Street public housing tower. Chris was able to briefly speak about the public housing redevelopment announcement from a community worker perspective, noting the lack of information provided to both residents and workers by the Victorian Government either before or immediately after Victoria's Housing Statement was made public.// Louisa Bassini, Acting Director of Legal Practice at Inner Melbourne Community Legal, joined us to speak about the implications of the Victorian government's public housing tower redevelopment plan from a community legal sector perspective, and shared some information about the rights of public tenants. Inner Melbourne Community Legal is the service that represents clients on the North Melbourne, Flemington, Kensington and Carlton public housing estates. Louisa previously represented clients being relocated from the Abbotsford St and Walker St estates as part of the Public Housing Renewal Program and has worked on housing and tenants' rights issues for about 15 years.// Spike visited the public housing estate on Wellington Street in Collingwood and caught up with resident Valentina about the propose demolition of the towers, as well as the importance of drop-in health services for estate residents.//

 Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Earlier this week, Spike and Priya visited the Hoddle Street public housing estate and spoke with resident Sim, who has been living in one of the towers for 7 years. In this interview, Sim reflected on last week's announcement by the Victorian State Government that all 44 public housing towers in the Greater Melbourne area have been slated for demolition and redevelopment in the coming decades. Sim spoke about how the announcement was delivered to residents and discussed the stress and uncertainty this has caused.// Last week we caught up with Izzy Brown, a public housing walk-up resident, local community organiser and artist, to talk about the launch of the Resident Frequency Recording Studio out of the Hoddle Street public housing towers' community centre. We heard from Izzy prior to the announcement that the towers were to be redeveloped, so today we spoke with her again about what this announcement means for various communities and local culture at the estate.// On Tuesday, Spike and Priya also caught up with Christopher Sprake, Community Development worker at The Wellington, a community organisation that services the Wellington Street public housing tower. Chris was able to briefly speak about the public housing redevelopment announcement from a community worker perspective, noting the lack of information provided to both residents and workers by the Victorian Government either before or immediately after Victoria's Housing Statement was made public.// Louisa Bassini, Acting Director of Legal Practice at Inner Melbourne Community Legal, joined us to speak about the implications of the Victorian government's public housing tower redevelopment plan from a community legal sector perspective, and shared some information about the rights of public tenants. Inner Melbourne Community Legal is the service that represents clients on the North Melbourne, Flemington, Kensington and Carlton public housing estates. Louisa previously represented clients being relocated from the Abbotsford St and Walker St estates as part of the Public Housing Renewal Program and has worked on housing and tenants' rights issues for about 15 years.// Professor Libby Porter and Dr David Kelly, housing researchers based at RMIT's Centre for Urban Research, joined us in the station to situate the Victorian Government's public housing tower redevelopment plan within a longer history of scholarship and independent evaluations of previous processes of public housing renewal in Melbourne, presenting a critical analysis of the process and its impact on public housing estate communities, the roll-back of government provision of housing, and the ripple effects in the broader landscape of tenancy in the state. Libby, David, Priya and colleagues Dr Iris Levin, Dr Liam Davies and Professor Kate Shaw published an explainer breaking down last week's Victoria's Housing Statement - you can read it here.//

 Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Fighting for Banaba Part 3//Last week, Priya caught up with Professor Katerina Teaiwa and Itinterunga Rae Banteiti to discuss the colonial history of phosphate mining on Banaba and the fight by Banabans for reparations and an end to extraction. This conversation occurs in the context of a recent push by Australian mining company Centrex, which has sought to conduct phosphate prospecting activities on the island under the greenwashing premise of “rehabilitation.” This week, you will hear third segment a three-part interview with Katerina and Rae - listen back to parts 1 and 2 here.// Katerina is an interdisciplinary scholar, artist and award winning teacher of Banaban, I-Kiribati and African American heritage born and raised in Fiji. She is Professor of Pacific Studies in the School of Culture, History and Language, College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University, and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Rae is of Banaban and Kiribati origins and was raised and educated in Fiji. Rae's environment and social justice work are linked to Kiribati people's histories and the extent of environmental degradation caused by extensive mining.// You can find the petition started by the Banaban community on Rabi Island, Fiji, which demands a defence of Banaban rights and the prevention of any further mining of the island, below. There are also links to further information about the impacts of mining on Banaban people and their tireless campaigning to protect and restore Banaba.// Sign the Petition: STOP CENTREX MINING ON BANABA, DEFEND BANABAN RIGHTS, AND CHALLENGE THE RABI ADMINISTRATORArt Exhibit Brings Banaban Human Rights Struggles to Global Stage [article]Forced Displacement, Banaba, and the Right to Life with Dignity [article]Why you must see Project Banaba – an Exhibition by Katerina Teaiwa [article]We are the Fiery Canoe Foundation [video] Driving the Nazis out of Melbourne//Ellie from Campaign Against Racism and Fascism joined us to talk about an upcoming protest event that CARF is holding to drive the nazis out of so-called Melbourne! A few weeks ago, we had fellow CARF member Jasmine on to discuss this upcoming rally, but since then we've seen some successful anti-fascist resistance to attempted neo-nazi intimidation of a fundraiser event last Friday at Cafe Gummo in Thornbury. Today, Ellie will continue the discussion about the importance of broad-based anti-fascist resistance, let us know about the speak-out held this past Tuesday at Gummo, and remind listeners about details of the protest coming up this Saturday the 23rd of September, meeting at 2PM at the IGA in Sunshine West.// Dementia Action Week 2023//Maree McCabe AM, CEO and Board Member of Dementia Australia, joined us today for Dementia Action Week 2023, which runs from 18-24 September and includes World Alzheimer's Day on Thursday 21 September, to talk about stigma, discrimination, and lack of awareness of dementia. A recognised leader in the health and aged care, Maree brings more than twenty years' experience across the health, mental health and aged care sectors. If you live with dementia or are the family member, friend or carer of someone who does and would like further information or advice about dementia, you can call the National Dementia Helpline on 1800 100 500 for free support 24/7. // National Union of Students on the Housing Australia Future Fund//The National Union of Students supported putting pressure on the federal government to introduce a rent cap to address housing stress experienced by students. Recently, however, the Greens backflipped on withholding support for the Housing Australia Future Fund after getting a commitment for extra spending on social housing from the Labor government, reducing the pressure to introduce a rent cap. To discuss how this contributes to the housing stress faced by students, impacts federal housing policy and influences their campaigning in the future we were joined by National Union of Students' Education Officer Xavier Dupe. During the interview, Xavier mentioned the NUS Education Office's ‘Get A Room' campaign to fix the rental crisis - find out more here.// Building Community with Resident Frequency Recording Studio//Earlier this week, Spike caught up with Izzy Brown to congratulate her on the launch of the latest grassroots community project she has been involved in called the Resident Frequency Recording studio. Located at the old men's shed at 253 Hoddle St Collingwood, the Resident Frequency Recording Studio is an important local community controlled resource that should be celebrated, and Izzy spoke to us about its launch on Sunday September 17th, the importance of building free, safe and inclusive community spaces, and shared the local community's hopes to develop autonomous skillshare and mentoring programs from the Collingwood public housing estate site.//

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// We hear Izzy Brown speaking at the Naarm Truth Not War rally which was held outside the State Library on Sunday the 18th of September, United Nations International Peace Day. The Truth Not War rally was organised by a coalition of peace and social justice activists including Melbourne 4 Assange, PEN Melbourne, Anti AUKUS Vic and Extinction Rebellion VIC and AUS. Our thanks to Michaela for recording this audio. Since her teens, Zelda Grimshaw has been a grassroots activist for earth rights, human rights and is now a co-organiser of Disrupt Land Forces. Disrupt Land Forces is a project forged between October 2020 and June 2021 to resist the weapons industry and ongoing militarisation in so-called Australia. As part of 3CR's daily coverage of anti-militarisation efforts this week, Zelda joins us to speak about Disrupt Land Forces' upcoming action responding to the largest land based weapons expo in the Southern Hemisphere, which will be held in Meanjin-Brisbane this October. Today we will be discussing the intersectional relationships between patriarchy, colonialism and militarised harm and the ways that nonviolence and radical respect can strengthen our resistance. Links to additional resources mentioned are here: Michael West News, Declassified Australia, Wage Peace. Donate to Disrupt Land Forces here. We are joined by Dr Ruth DeSouza, a health researcher, clinician, nursing educator at RMIT university and podcast creator of Birthing & Justice. She has professional expertise in diverse areas from cultural safety, maternity, migration, tech, social inclusion and mental health and much more. She joins us today to speak on research co-authored with Dr Sukhmani Khorana and PHD candidate Bhavya Chitranshi, about the experiences of six cisgender South Asian-Australian women who gave birth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Professor Gary Foley joins us to speak about the upcoming national cinema release of the fully restored documentary NINGLA-A'NA. NINGLA-A'NA is the inside story of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, which celebrated its 50th year of continued occupation and resistance this year. The documentary is the only film shot inside the Embassy, up close and personal with the people who established it. The film will screen at Cinema Nova in Carlton this coming Friday 30th September, Saturday 1st October and Sunday 2nd October (details here). There will be special panels on Friday with Professor Gary Foley, Lidia Thorpe and Tony Birch, and on Sunday with Professor Gary Foley, Rulla Kelly Mansell and Rachel Maza. During today's show, we mentioned a rally that will be happening today at Federation Square from 6-7;30PM Naarm/Melbourne to show solidarity with the people of Iran in the wake of 22 year old Iranian Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini's death in police custody. The country is currently under an internet blackout after over a week of demonstrations against Amini's death, and the death toll at these protests continues to rise. Find out more information about today's rally here.// Songs:You, Me & The Sky - Big Sand and Tia Gostelow// Doin it different - Arona Mane, Shantan Wantan Ichiban and Dancingwater//Sweet Disposition - Budjerah, Ngaiire and Gretta Ray//

Porobibi is a West Papuan based in Narrm, a human rights activist and campaigner for Make West Papua Safe. Izzy Brown is the lead singer and MC of Combat Wombat and founder of the United Struggle Project. They joined us to speak about political organising, performing in public spaces in and around Collingwood and the importance of creative autonomous zones. Read the full transcript here.//This interview forms part of the 3CR Thursday Breakfast crew's contribution to Liquid Architecture, West Space and Bus Projects' disorganising.// Jazz Money is a poet and artist of Wiradjuri heritage, currently based on sovereign Gadigal land. Her poetry has been published widely and reimagined as murals, installations, digital interventions and film. She joined us on 30 September 2021 to discuss her award winning debut poetry collection 'how to make a basket'.// Melbourne Activist Legal Support held a discussion on Tuesday 28 September 2021 about the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Act 2021, which gives broad powers to federal police and intelligence agencies to spy on, disrupt and modify communications. This clip features lawyer and human rights advocate Angus Murray discussing the legislation and notions of relevant offences and reasonable suspicion, with comments from host Jordan Brown from MALS. MALS has published an explainer on the Act, which you can read here.// Songs// King Brown - Baarka// Nothing I Can Do - Emma Donovan and the Putbacks// Moonshine - Ngaiire//Addy ft. Sevy - Teether & Kuya Neil//

It's episode 14 of Sedds and Sandells - A PNE Podcast by Lancashire Post!Lancashire Post reporters Dave Seddon and Tom Sandells discuss everything topical about the Lilywhites.This week they discuss North End's fixture schedule, their new kit, their new man Izzy Brown and discuss the current transfer situation.

It has been a quiet few days for Sheffield Wednesday but there is still plenty for The Star's Owls writers Joe Crann and Alex Miller to talk about as they join Liam Hoden for the latest episode. Joe has been speaking to both new signing Andre Green and also Izzy Brown who reflected on a difficult few months. They discuss what those two had to say, give the latest on the manager hunt and update the latest squad news ahead of the weekend's trip to Everton in the FA Cup. And Joe and Liam go head to head once again to name all the Wednesday players involved in an iconic game from the past. Can Joe continue his winning streak? Website The Star Subscribe to the website, including our special 'sport only' option CLICK HERE Twitter @TheStarOwls Facebook TheStarSWFC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-star-sheffield/message

Follow Izzy on Instagram @izzybrown52: https://www.instagram.com/izzybrown52/?hl=en Join our Discord, where we give you live daily mental tips, on-demand advice, and you can talk to like-minded athletes from all over the world. Discord Link: https://discord.gg/PaedQVjdrN Join our Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/855861778595993 In this episode we speak with Minnesota Soccer Athlete, Izzy Brown. We discuss her recruitment process as well as her experience as a D1 collegiate athlete. We also compare and contrast different mental tools athletes can use when dealing with tremendous pressure while competing. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/psychathletes

We're creating our very own community song to celebrate the silly season, and we need your help. With the help of Belgium Avenue Neighbourhood House and local artists Izzy Brown, Racerage, Laneous and Nick Martyn, we're celebrating the end of 2020 with a crowdsourced song. Local artist, Izzy Brown, has written a song for us to help celebrate the end of 2020 and we need your help bringing it to life. Second Chance celebrates a brighter future for next year and beyond. Find out how you can be part of our community song here: yarracity.vic.gov.au/song

Well it's been a while since I've uploaded a podcast. I've been taking a break partly due to the craziness in the world and partly because I want one.The sedition was actually produced for the 4ZZZ program Eco Radio.First up on the show is an interview with Izzy Brown about the protest and festival at the Olympic Dam uranium mine in South Australia.The protestival was planned for the end of July but because of COVID-19 has been postponed until the end of September.I went the the Vomit Cabaret the previous night so I play two performances from that. The song by The Songs Of Tom Smith leads nicely into a discussion about Ursula Le Guin's book The Dispossessed.The final major issue covered is the refugees who are detained in hotels in Brisbane and Melbourne.Here in Brisbane there's an ongoing blockade at the Kangaroo Point Central Hotel where activists are demanding freedom for the 120 men locked inside.One of the men who is locked in the Mantra Hotel in Melbourne is Farhad Bandesh.Farhad is a musician and artist. Being detained offshore and onshore for seven years has not stopped him making music and art. The show ends with his song Friendship.

This show is a banger! We have an interview with Izzy Brown about BHP Billiton and their plans for the Olympic Dam uranium mine in South Australia.This will be the third time the lizard is returning to Roxby Downs. Olympic Dam and Arabunna and Kokatha country. So yeah, this is this is volume three of the Lizard. Well, BHP is being very sly they, are pushing through for an expansion, have been doing it in a very uncouth manner with the help of the South Australian government, they're expanding the water usage and potentially the pipeline into Arabunna country and around Lake Eyre [Kati Thanda ]. They're upping their daily rate to 50 million liters of water per day from the Artesian Basin. This is just crazy isn't in a time where, you know, water is in shortage and something that we should be preserving. The South Australian government has given them in the green light to expand on their water use, expand on their underground mine, and also build new tailings dams. Dams that don't reach reach the requirements of the new global standard that BHP has signed on to since those last disasters in Brazil.A report back from the Brisbane muscians and community rally for refugees on Saturday, and we'll hear from one of the detainees.Plus Bad Cop No Donut which includes a first hand report from Izzy about the police incident at the Reggae Stage during the Sydney Street Festival in Melbourne.Plenty of music to smash the state by as well.The picture is of the Mound Springs which have been affected by BHP Billiton's activities taking 35 billion litres per day out of the Great Artesian Basin.

Pre-match memories of that 5-1 horror show at Luton in 2006 melt away in the post match chat after a lovely late winner at Kenilworth Road. Matt parties all the way up the M1 back to Leeds before we re-live a hugely satisfying victory that really should have been a lot more comfortable.Our optimism proves to be warranted, there are accurate predictions on both the scoreline and the role of Patrick Bamford as well as somewhat of a premonition from Bryn Law. There's debate about whether Pablo Hernandez was deserving of praise for his first half performance and we take Izzy Brown to task for both his diving and inciting of the Leeds crowd.This pod contains optimism, happiness and giddy smugness. Don't you know pump it up, the whites are going up.

Another poor performance from Luton sees them fall to a third consecutive defeat. Today the guys discuss what’s wrong within the squad at the moment and also talk about the comments Jones made after the game.

Kev, James and Tony are back for a bumper new episode to review the latest goings on at Luton Town FC and the wider community. The boys start off this episode discussing the wonderful news of the Section106 agreement being signed* before reviewing the last month on the pitch. The focus then switches to the goalkeeper situation with thoughts given on Simon Sluga in particular as well as player focuses on Izzy Brown and Jacob Butterfield before the gang have their say on the James Collins vs Steve Howard debate which was opened up on social media. We then look at the matches to come over the next month before the podcast ends with a passionate discussion around racism in the game in light of the shocking scenes in the Bulgaria vs England match. We pay homage to the good work done by Show Racism the Red Card and Kick It Out and what can be done to counter this ghastly occurrence.    *This episode was recorded before the letter confirming C&R will be pushing for a Judicial Review became public

Hull Loss Reaction, Izzy Brown & Same Mistakes Again? by Luke Gregory

This is episode 8 of the All Things Leeds podcast! Thank you for listening.In this episode, Ed and Charles are joined by Kev Markey or @LeedsUnited_MAD. The lads discuss what made Kev fall in love with Leeds, the Whites' 1-1 draw away at Middlesbrough last Saturday, Izzy Brown and finish off by looking ahead to Leeds United's game on Wednesday night that see them take on Swansea City at Elland Road.If you enjoyed don't forget to LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Make sure to follow on Social Media:Twitter: @AllThingsLeeds1 / @ed_mcintyre98Facebook: All Things LeedsInstagram: allthingsleeds_ / ed_mcintyre98 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 7 of the All Things Leeds podcast is here! In this episode, Ed and Charles discuss the events that happened on transfer deadline day, Leeds United's 3-1 loss at home to Norwich, Izzy Brown's form in the U23s before previewing the game on Saturday that sees Leeds United take on Middlesbrough at the Riverside.If you enjoyed don't forget to LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Make sure to follow on Social Media:Twitter: @AllThingsLeeds1 / @ed_mcintyre98Facebook: All Things LeedsInstagram: allthingsleeds_ / ed_mcintyre98 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Christmas Special of the All Things Leeds Podcast! In this episode Ed and Charles discuss the news of Saiz joining La Liga side Getafe on loan. The lads also look back on the 1-0 away at Bolton Wanderers, the Leeds United U23s and the fitness of Izzy Brown, as well as previewing all the fixtures coming up across the festive period.Thank you to Proper Sport for letting us use their studio!If you enjoyed don't forget to LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Make sure to follow on Social Media:Twitter: @AllThingsLeeds1 / @ed_mcintyre98Facebook: All Things LeedsInstagram: allthingsleeds_ / ed_mcintyre98 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Inside Elland Road podcast exclusively from the Yorkshire Evening Post - this week Phil and Joe discuss the departure of Samuel Saiz, an injury scare to Izzy Brown, Patrick Bamford's Bolton heroics and what to expect at Villa Park.

Episode 1 breaks down the pilot of Full House with guest Izzy Brown. Tune in for fun facts about the pilot and Melita's twisted theory on why they never leave the house.

In episode 2 of The ATL Podcast, Ed and Charles digest Leeds' 1-0 over Sheffield United, discuss Liam Coopers injury and what that means going forward as well as January transfer targets. The lads also go over Patrick Bamford and Izzy Brown playing for the U23s, Pawel Cibicki returning from his loan in Norway, Leeds United Ladies captain injury and they also preview this weekends game at home against QPR, who we also got drawn away against in the FA Cup.If you enjoyed don't forget to LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Make sure to follow on Social Media:Twitter: @AllThingsLeeds1 / @ed_mcintyre98Facebook: All Things LeedsInstagram: allthingsleeds_ / ed_mcintyre98 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rebecca Langley is an Australian woman who has become involved as an ally in the movement for freedom in West Papua. Recently, she has been a supporter in the Let's Talk About West Papua campaign that has been launched in Australia, which aims to address the ways in which Australia supports Indonesian occupation of West Papua, including funding, arming and training the security forces.  She talks here about how she became involved in this community, inspired by the music of Blue King Brown, the activism of Izzy Brown, the 43 West Papuans who came to Australia by outrigger canoe, and the Freedom Flotilla.  It's problematic that we are two white Australians taking up space to talk about the oppression facing Indigenous people. Rebecca and I are both uncomfortable about that.  There were particular reasons at the time why it wasn't possible to talk to a West Papuan (including time restraints), and I decided I would rather talk to somebody, given the timing of the campaign addressing human rights violations, even if I couldn't talk to a West Papuan woman.   

Greg Marah and John Dobson are joined by Steven Downes to look back on the terrible defeat at Bristol City and ask whether Izzy Brown gets enough protection from referees?

This month on the Food not Bombs edition of the SUWA show, we interview Izzy Brown, one of the organisers of the Freedom Flotilla to West Papua. Izzy discusses links between the struggle in West Papua and the struggles of Indigenous peoples in Australia, tells us about what happened in the last Flotilla, and planning for the next one. Also on the show, we have a discussion about a couple of strikes that had occurred this week despite courts ordering them to stop, and how these were ultimately at least partially succesful.

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Host Andy Saunders will be joined by Phil Daniels and in the flesh will be Ceri Levy in the studio today in order to talk about the teams performance against Arsenal in the last game in Praise of Mourinho and the usual pedictions and lady's results. chelseapodcast.net Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk