Podcasts about jacynta

When Adam Coffey finished school, he seriously toyed with the idea of becoming a chef but skip forward a couple of decades and he and his wife Jacynta are instead more interested in producing what goes onto your plate at a grassroots level. Having done a ringer's apprenticeship across various parts of Australia, the high school sweethearts from Tasmania eventually settled in Central Queensland, rejuvenating an old forestry block into a stellar example of regenerative farming practices. In this episode of What's your Beef, Adam outlines what he thinks are the greatest challenges for our beef industry around engagement and education. He also talks about the evolving use of social media to reach outside agricultural echo chambers.

Synopsis:What does it mean to be part of a community without access to your birthing stories? Dr Jacynta Krakouer, a Mineng Noongar social worker and Dr Indigo Willing, a sociologist and adoptee from Vietnam contribute a powerful discussion about the history and politics of out-of-home care and inter-country adoption addressing justice, kinship, and belonging. Jacynta and Indigo bring their lived experience and their community advocacy into dialogue with a critical analysis of the institutions and mindsets that underpin how children are born in the lands now known as Australia. Notes:Links to Jacynta's workResearchGate Google Scholar Separated at birth: Racism and unconscious bias in perinatal health servicesThe Family Matters report 2022First Nations families need support to stay together, before we create another Stolen GenerationFirst Nations children are still being removed at disproportionate rates. Cultural assumptions about parenting need to changeLinks to Indi's workResearch GateGoogle ScholarSiren Spotlight: Hybrid academic careers in sport—bridging scholarship, community, and consultancy workPodcast interview on The Vietnamese with Kenneth NguyenErika Hayasaki presents "Somewhere Sisters" with Indigo Willing We Skate QueenslandMusicMusic in this episode includes ‘Developing Peace Health Wellness' by Luca Tomassini, and ‘Native American Dream' by AudioLion used under an Audio Standard Licence from Adobe Stock.Birthing and Justice is written and produced by Dr Ruth De Souza on the traditional and unceded lands of the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nations. Sound editing by Olivia Smith.

The GegenPod welcomes former Matilda and FA Hall of Famer Heather Garriock to chat all things WSL and Matildas! Joining our expert crew of Thomas Sorensen and Optus Sport's editor Jake Rosengarten along with host Claudio Fabiano. The panel leap into all the big talking points including: Manchester United give a winning farewell to Old Trafford for Juan Mata and Nemanja MaticEverton's huge win against Chelsea shakes up the relegation battle and drags Leeds United back into the mireCarlo Ancelotti secures La Liga with Real Madrid and sparks a conversation about the greatest managers of all timeThe death of 'super agent' Mino Raiola and the influence of agents on modern footballThe final weekend of the WSL, will Sam Kerr seal the title for Chelsea or can Arsenal catch them? Who is Jacynta Galabadaarachchi and is she the answer to the Matildas' struggles?A look ahead to the second leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-finals and weekend Premier LeagueListen to more from the GegenPod team: https://play.acast.com/s/the-gegenpod/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Olan, Claudes & guest Adamo are on the couch to discuss all the latest football news including the A League ranks 8th in the World for minutes given to U20s, Aussie clubs flop in the Asian Champions League (again!), rumours circling that Dwight Yorke will take Macarthur Bulls, Ragnick taking Austria and still expecting a call from Erik ten Hag, Jacynta Gala may pick Argentina over Matildas, Chelsea give Lampard 3 points to save his arse, Carlo Ancelotti becomes first manager to win Europe's 5 top five league titles, Serie A is officially in the Metaverse, Trabzonspor wins Turkish title after 38-year hiatus, and Sam Kerr awarded Football Writer's Footballer of the Year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the destruction of natural resources and the carbon emissions generated from the fossil fuel industry continue to accelerate climate change, we are all at risk of losing our lives and our land with our indigenous and frontline communities at the most vulnerable. Air pollution, temperature and sea level rise are wreaking havoc globally and in Australia, we unfortunately are moving at a poor pace to renewable energy despite being a country rich in natural resources to do so. Today, my guest Jacynta Fa'amau is a Samoan Artivist based in Melbourne, Australia and is the Pacific Region Campaign Specialist with 350.org. She had been a part of the Pacific Climate Warriors network since the 2014 Canoe Blockade in Newcastle, NSW. In 2018 she joined the 350 Australia team as the National Organiser and Lead Trainer, and served as a member of the Council of Elders for the Pacific Climate Warriors Diaspora region. Jacynta and I delve into the damaging industry that is fossil fuels and the sometimes-frustrating inaction of those accountable but also find refuge in the communities and countries who are responding to the fight with inspiring projects of climate resilience and ethical energy solutions. Jacynta also reminds us of the power of storytelling in the fight against climate change and it's never been so critical. I hope you enjoy and find value in today's episode. You can learn more at 350.org Other useful sources Jacynta mentions are Marketforces and you can read about the Pacific's Tokelau Nation that that runs 100% on renewable energy.

Blockade Australia ran actions targeting fossil fuel extraction and exportation this month. In this episode, we feature an episode of Saltgrass that further explains and humanises the movement.  We add a clip of Art Breaker's documentary about the Black Finch Project, for the whole thing here's a link. This episode was recorded and first released in May 2020. This is an updated version with a new intro. The interview remains exactly the same. In this episode we speak with a family of activists and we take a closer look at what is going on with the Adani Coal mine.  A hotly contested mine that is still in construction in Queensland.  Long term residents of Castlemaine Ben and Jacynta have spent a lifetime living with the earth in mind, from building a sustainable house to participating in protests and activism.  Ben travelled on the Adani convoy a couple of years ago, as lead by renowned greens leader and activist, Bob Brown.  Ben is a visual artist and is known locally as something of an agitator, often providing cheeky and provocative takes on the current political issues. Jacynta has studied a masters in social ecology, trained in facilitation and participated in the transition towns movement. At the time of recording Rilka, their daughter, was heavily involved in the activist groups trying to disrupt the Adani coal mine from going ahead.   The reason I have chosen this one to replay right now is that Jacynta has, in the last week, moved from being the proud parent of an activist to taking action herself.   LINKS: The Traditional Owners in the Galillee Basin where the Adani mine is happening and what they have been doing to stop the mine. Protest groups mentioned in the show: Blockade Australia FLAC – Frontline Action on Coal Stop Adani Galilee Rising Extinction Rebellion Galilee Blockade FOE Climate for Change Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance (WACA) Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) Knitting Nanas Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Blockade Australia ran actions targeting fossil fuel extraction and exportation this month. In this episode, we feature an episode of Saltgrass that further explains and humanises the movement.  We add a clip of Art Breaker's documentary about the Black Finch Project, for the whole thing here's a link. This episode was recorded and first released in May 2020. This is an updated version with a new intro. The interview remains exactly the same. In this episode we speak with a family of activists and we take a closer look at what is going on with the Adani Coal mine.  A hotly contested mine that is still in construction in Queensland.  Long term residents of Castlemaine Ben and Jacynta have spent a lifetime living with the earth in mind, from building a sustainable house to participating in protests and activism.  Ben travelled on the Adani convoy a couple of years ago, as lead by renowned greens leader and activist, Bob Brown.  Ben is a visual artist and is known locally as something of an agitator, often providing cheeky and provocative takes on the current political issues. Jacynta has studied a masters in social ecology, trained in facilitation and participated in the transition towns movement. At the time of recording Rilka, their daughter, was heavily involved in the activist groups trying to disrupt the Adani coal mine from going ahead.   The reason I have chosen this one to replay right now is that Jacynta has, in the last week, moved from being the proud parent of an activist to taking action herself.   LINKS: The Traditional Owners in the Galillee Basin where the Adani mine is happening and what they have been doing to stop the mine. Protest groups mentioned in the show: Blockade Australia FLAC – Frontline Action on Coal Stop Adani Galilee Rising Extinction Rebellion Galilee Blockade FOE Climate for Change Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance (WACA) Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) Knitting Nanas See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Blockade Australia ran actions targeting fossil fuel extraction and exportation this month. In this episode, we feature an episode of Saltgrass that further explains and humanises the movement.  We add a clip of Art Breaker's documentary about the Black Finch Project, for the whole thing here's a link. This episode was recorded and first released in May 2020. This is an updated version with a new intro. The interview remains exactly the same. In this episode we speak with a family of activists and we take a closer look at what is going on with the Adani Coal mine.  A hotly contested mine that is still in construction in Queensland.  Long term residents of Castlemaine Ben and Jacynta have spent a lifetime living with the earth in mind, from building a sustainable house to participating in protests and activism.  Ben travelled on the Adani convoy a couple of years ago, as lead by renowned greens leader and activist, Bob Brown.  Ben is a visual artist and is known locally as something of an agitator, often providing cheeky and provocative takes on the current political issues. Jacynta has studied a masters in social ecology, trained in facilitation and participated in the transition towns movement. At the time of recording Rilka, their daughter, was heavily involved in the activist groups trying to disrupt the Adani coal mine from going ahead.   The reason I have chosen this one to replay right now is that Jacynta has, in the last week, moved from being the proud parent of an activist to taking action herself.   LINKS: The Traditional Owners in the Galillee Basin where the Adani mine is happening and what they have been doing to stop the mine. Protest groups mentioned in the show: Blockade Australia FLAC – Frontline Action on Coal Stop Adani Galilee Rising Extinction Rebellion Galilee Blockade FOE Climate for Change Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance (WACA) Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) Knitting Nanas Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Blockade Australia ran actions targeting fossil fuel extraction and exportation this month. In this episode, we feature an episode of Saltgrass that further explains and humanises the movement. We add a clip of Art Breaker's documentary about the Black Finch Project, for the whole thing here's a link.This episode was recorded and first released in May 2020.This is an updated version with a new intro. The interview remains exactly the same.In this episode we speak with a family of activists and we take a closer look at what is going on with the Adani Coal mine.  A hotly contested mine that is still in construction in Queensland. Long term residents of Castlemaine Ben and Jacynta have spent a lifetime living with the earth in mind, from building a sustainable house to participating in protests and activism. Ben travelled on the Adani convoy a couple of years ago, as lead by renowned greens leader and activist, Bob Brown.  Ben is a visual artist and is known locally as something of an agitator, often providing cheeky and provocative takes on the current political issues.Jacynta has studied a masters in social ecology, trained in facilitation and participated in the transition towns movement.At the time of recording Rilka, their daughter, was heavily involved in the activist groups trying to disrupt the Adani coal mine from going ahead.  The reason I have chosen this one to replay right now is that Jacynta has, in the last week, moved from being the proud parent of an activist to taking action herself. LINKS:The Traditional Owners in the Galillee Basin where the Adani mine is happening and what they have been doing to stop the mine.Protest groups mentioned in the show: Blockade Australia FLAC – Frontline Action on Coal Stop Adani Galilee Rising Extinction Rebellion Galilee Blockade FOE Climate for Change Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance (WACA) Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) Knitting Nanas See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Trigger Warning************************************************************************* Some of the matters discussed in this podcast episode may be distressing. Please listen with caution. ********************************************************************************* What do you do when it's one bad thing after another? On this episode of Black Mom Diaries, Patricia and Latanya chat it up with self-leadership coach Jacynta (jah-cent-ah) Brewton. Amid the backdrop of her traumatic true story of grief and loss, Jacynta helps people lead themselves to success in their personal and professional lives. Jacynta earned a bachelor's degree in sociology, master's degree in leadership, and lean six sigma green belt certification in performance improvement. She is a mom, wife, and working professional who enjoys finding new ways to avoid all those pesky carbs and spend quality time with loved ones, which includes herself. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/jacyntabrewton Instagram: @JacyntaBrewton Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jacynta.brewton.9 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patricia308/message

This week, I catch up with rural mum and first generation farmer Jacynta Coffey. Jacynta is originally from Tassie and not from an ag background, but has since worked on big stations all over the country. Her motherhood journey, much like her professional life, has been full of twists and turns. She suffered two miscarriages in a row, one of which was a twin. If that wasn't hard enough, one of her sons was born premature, with Jacynta in full blown labour during a scary Careflight dash to Darwin, which ended in a mid-air emergency. This is her story.SPONSOR: Balanced Inner Body is run by remedial massage therapist and raindrop technique practitioner Amie Lange. Amie provides a range of natural health therapies across rural Queensland. She regularly visits towns including Westmar, Thallon, Talwood, Meandarra and Teelba. You can book a range of relaxing aromatherapy and remedial massages with Amie... she'll also soon be offering pregnancy and hot stone services too! To learn more and book a session, find Amie on Instagram or Facebook under Balanced Inner Body, or call her on 0409 795 716.

News of special guest Karly Roestbakken, brings Steffen running back to the podcast, Rhali now classifies as a regular co-host, which leaves Eric, Dale and Cheryl as expert colour commentators.Olympic Countdown - 57 days until Game 1GuestsKarly Roestbakken discusses her football career so far, including her time in Norway's Toppserien competition, Canberra love, Rae Dower, injury, football culture and plans for the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2023.We had a great time chatting with Karly, and you can get your own personal message on Swysh.Hot TopicsAnnounced this week, the Matildas are set to play (16) Denmark and (5) Sweden in the lead up to the Tokyo Olympics.DenmarkDon't be fooled by Denmark's ranking, this will be a cracking match for the Aussies to challenge a team led by Pernille Harder and likely a squad playing in top leagues around Europe and England.Denmark missed the 2019 World Cup in what was arguably due to a forfeited qualifier against Sweden. Akin to the 2015 Matildas' strike, the De rød-hvide took action in a pay dispute with the Danish FA.They also released "If I were a man” to highlight their fight to be recognised on equal footing with their male counterparts.Brings back memories of this satire from Norway's North Sea (ish) neighbours, which is well worth a watch or a re-watch. SwedenIt's quite an opportunity to play a friendly Sweden, a team the Matildas will encounter in game 2 of their Olympic campaign.Highly ranked, 2016 Silver medalists, a recent 1-1 draw with the USA (April) and a significant advantage over Australia in their previous encounters (7W, 3D, 1L). With just two players, Nilla Fischer (182) and captain Caroline Seger (204), they have close to 400 international matches under their belts.Melbourne Victory fans will also remember Jess Samuelsson who has now amassed 50 international caps.Around the WorldUKWomen’s FA Cup - 5th RoundChelsea (Sam Kerr) and Everton (Hayley Raso) met during the week with the Toffees going down 3-0. Chelsea now head to the Quarter-Finals (29/9).Chelsea and the FAWSL will break now until pre-season kicks off in July (season starts September). Scottish Women’s Premier LeagueJacynta Galabadaarachchi and Aoife Colvill both made strong appearances as the league comes towards the final rounds.Round 17 saw (3) Celtic defeat the (5) Spartans 4-0. Jacynta played the whole 90 and scored in the 30th minute. While top of the table Glasgow City defeated (7) Motherwell with Colvill also playing the whole game and scored in the 45th. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Glasgow City FC (@glasgowcityfc)Round 18 followed a few days later. Jacynta played the first half for Celtic in their important 2-1 victory over the Rangers. Glasgow City came on at the 67th minute in their 0-0 draw against fourth-placed Hibernian.Three rounds remain with Glasgow and Celtic who are currently sitting first and second on the ladder, with both positions qualifying for the UWCL.(1) Glasgow v (8) Hearts, (4) Spartans, (3) Rangers(2) Celtic v (5) Hibernian, (7) Forfar Farmington, (6) Motherwell FCNordic FootballSteffen provided a wrap across the Nordic countriesNorway Toppserien kicked off May 22nd(1) Klepp IL (Nikola Orgill, played all 90’) 4-1 over Arna Bjornar. LSK Kvinner FK (Karly Roestbakken) - game postponed vs Lyn due to a COVID case around the team from last week’s practice game vs Kolbotn (4) IL Sandviken (Teagan Micah, not available to play as yet) 1-0 over KolbotnSweden Damallsvenskan Round 6BK Häcken (Dylan Holmes) 3-0 home win vs Eskilstuna United, Dylan on the bench Hammarby (Elise Kellond Knight) 3-2 home win vs DjurgårdensFC Rosengård (Charli Grant) won 1-0 at home vs Piteå, Charli on the benchVittsjö (Emily Gielnik, Clare Polkinghorne) drew 0-0 away to Linköping, Emily and Polks played full 90’Denmark 8 of 10Fortuna Hjørring (Indiah Paige Riley) - Champions series - 2-1 home win vs Thisted, Indi played the last 30’Takes them back up to 3rd but will miss out on UWCL later in the yearAGF Aarhus (Hannah Bacon) - Promotion/Relegation series - 1-3 away win vs AaBHannah not on teamsheet but AGF top the ladder and this win qualifies them for the 2021 ElitedivisionenIceland Round 4UMF Selfoss (Emma Checker) 3-4 away win vs Thróttur Reykjavík, still top the leagueBe sure to watch this hilarious Woso moment from last week’s game vs StjarnanThoroughly enjoying the Iceland league. Can’t stop laughing at this @emmachecker

Is your cup half full or half empty? Certified trainer and Sparkle a New You owner, Jacynta Harb joins #NoLimits to share her perspective.

SEASON 2! I feel like I’ve known Jacynta for half a century, when in actuality it’s been just half a decade. She is a bright creative light in the climate movement, and she’s the perfect person to help kick off Season 2 of the Beyond the Narrative podcast. We had this conversation in the mountains outside of Apia, Samoa and really were able to dive into a garden of issues. In this episode, Jacynta shares so much wisdom around navigating her Samoan identity while living in the diaspora, her work creating space for other Pacific Islanders to step into the Australian climate world, and also gives keen insight into her fashion line. I hope you can set aside some time to listen to Season 2. It will be released today at 12 noon Fiji time.

Most of us would agree we want a health-conscious, positive work environment. How can you, as a leader, create that for your organization? Listen in to my conversation with Jacynta Harb of Sparkle Wellness! #healthyworkplace

Episode 22 is a personal, deeply transparent and fun dialogue of Emerge Woman Magazine's founder, Qiana Cressman and Editor-in-Chief, Jacynta Brewton as they discuss the twists, turns and lessons learned while creating a bestselling magazine. Listen in, as they share straight from their hearts about the highs and lows of persevering to realize your vision and destiny. www.emergewomanmagazine.com

Jacynta gets real about her decision to re-name this podcast again, and how you should think twice when making major decisions EPISODE TAKEAWAYS: 1. We all have failed or gotten it wrong at some time or another, that's ok as long as you fail forward 2. Wait at least 12 months (1 year) after a major hardship, trauma, or change in your life, before you make a major decision 3. The new name of this podcast is "Work. Life. Balance."

Jacynta gets vulnerable about her hurt, and shares Brene Brown's 5 ways to be vulnerable. EPISODE TAKEAWAYS: 1. Say when it hurts 2. Tell God, even if you don't have the words to articulate exactly how you feel 3. Brene Brown's 5 ways to be vulnerable

This is the very first episode! Listen in as Jacynta shares the real life trauma she faced...from the traumatic birth of twins, to the death of her son, to being diagnosed with cancer. jacyntabrewton.com @jacyntabrewton (Instagram and Facebook)

In this episode, Jacynta talks about frustration, losing control, and God EPISODE TAKEAWAYS: 1. How can you have expectations for something you have no control over? 2. Frustration occurs when expectations and reality don't align 3. God already knows what you're going through or have been through. In fact, He had to grant permission in order for it to happen to you. 4. Faith is essential for you during and after your hardship or trauma Scripture references: Luke 22:1-31 and Hebrews 11:1

In this episode Jacynta shares 6 things she's learned about growth as a survivor and leader. She also announces the new name of the podcast...from "The Jacynta Brewton Podcast" to "The Survivors & Leaders Podcast". EPISODE TAKEAWAYS: 1. Identity - You are not the sum total of what you no longer have or what you no longer can do. 2. Process - Growth is a process, don't rush it. Reframe your hard times as opportunities to grow. 3. Invisible - Just like pain, not all growth can be seen; be content in your own growth progress even if no one else notices. 4. Absence - Growth in your business, family, organization, etc. should continue to happen even when you're gone. 5. Live - Nothing dead can grow; growth is an indication that you are alive - now live! 6. Flexibility - Growth is as flexible as palm trees during a hurricane, they bend but don't break. jacyntabrewton.com @jacyntabrewton

Sparkle a New You Owner and Wellness Coach, Jacynta Harb joins Eric to share of her journey past the breaking point, discovering her true passion, leaving behind the “safety” of her corporate job. In this episode, Jacynta also highlights practical steps entrepreneurs can take to get and stay healthy.