Podcast appearances and mentions of Janet King

Hannah Malarski, Tasmania's hidden gem in the queer comedy scene, triumphantly returns following her sold-out stints at the 2023 Melbourne Fringe and the 2024 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. #comedy #lgbtq https://tinyurl.com/3nnb9y4dSupport the Show.Check out more content on www.lotl.com

GIVEAWAY WINNER: @moriah_c._poodle Stephen Hunter is an accomplished actor known for his roles in film and television. He gained international recognition as Bombur in Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit" trilogy. Stephen has appeared in popular TV shows such as "Love My Way," "All Saints," "Rescue Special Ops," and "Janet King." His film credits include "Blue World Order," "Escape from Pretoria," and "Thor: Love and Thunder." Stephen is also a mentor and coach for aspiring actors, sharing his industry experience through his program, Acting Confident PRO. With over two decades in the industry, Stephen continues to make a significant impact. Thanks to Kate Weeks for co-hosting! Website ► https://mcauleytucker.com/podcast SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► / The McAuley Tucker Show LISTEN ON: ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast... SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nA3w9K... GOOGLE: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... RADIO PUBLIC: https://radiopublic.com/the-mcauley-t... ADD US ON: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/themcauleyt... Timestamps: 0:00 Intro. 1:04 How Did You Get Started? 8:43 What Skills Did You Earn Through Early Jobs? 15:06 How Does TV Roles Compare To Film Roles? 19:50 Working On The Hobbit. 25:27 Memories From The Hobbit Set. 29:56 Your Career Without The Hobbit. 34:18 Getting Into Acting Training. 39:30 Future Projects? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mcauleytuckershow/message

As we conclude season 4, we bring you an incredible story which showcases the power of education and mentorship. Join us as Janet King assumes the role of interviewer to speak with Andreas Kalli, who shares his journey from substance addiction to completing a Psychology degree with a first class honours. We also find out how having a mentor supported Andreas through this process, and learn how his lived experiences are helping him make a difference for others in challenging circumstances.  Want to skip ahead? (0:00-3:00) Introduction to Andreas  (3:00-3:59) Starting university (3:59-5:43) Starting from scratch. You don't know what you don't know. (5:43-7:37) Getting a mentor to support with work (7:37-9:10) Expanding mentorship to personal life - how personal issues impact work (9:10-11:27) Learning from feedback and working as a team (11:27-12:28) Becoming a mentor (12:28-13:55) A new sense of self-worth - putting skills into practice (13:55-14:07) POD-CACHE Ad break (14:07-15:40) Using lived experiences to make a difference (15:40-18:08) Combining learning with lived experience (18:08-19:57) The wider impact of working with people who need support (19:57-21:25) What's next – applying learning and mentorship to the future (21:25-21:45) POD-CACHE, CACHE Alumni and close   --------------------- This episode was brought to you by CACHE Alumni, a free, award-winning membership platform for practitioners from across care, health and early years education. By signing up with us, you gain access to various CPD resources, including our member magazine Aluminate, latest news from the sector, careers advice, a range of special offers and discounts and more.  --------------------- You can find our podcast on numerous different platforms, including PodBean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, YouTube, and more.   

Join us on this week's podcast as Famly's Education Editor, Julia Rose, takes the interviewer's seat to explore T Levels for early years and childcare settings. Our panel of experts, including NCFE's Janet King, Stacy Mann and Angie Rogers, and Ben Bausor from Always Growing, will discuss what T Levels entail, the progression opportunities they provide, and address concerns from employers. The panel will also share insights on the benefits of students gaining real-life experience in placements, including recruitment and retention advantages for smaller settings, as well as the resources available to them. Want to skip ahead? (0:00-2:50) Introduction to Janet, Stacy, Angie, Ben and Julia (2:50-4:56) Who T Levels are for and the collaboration with employers (4:56-7:40) What core year entails in education and childcare; the 12 elements (7:40-9:50) What second year entails (9:50-11:20) Addressing employer concerns and information on the qualifications (11:20-12:40) Progression after T levels and the CPD carousel (12:40-14:06) How to find a student for a placement that's relevant to your setting (14:06-15:23) Supporting the next generation and T levels as a hybrid of apprenticeships and further education (15:23-17:28) Health and safety, and bespoke placements (17:28-17:43) Break  (17:43-20:00) How 'Always Growing' provides placements, and the importance of treating students as employees (20:00-23:00) The benefits of placement students on your staff and recruitment (23:00-26:00) Assessment as a 'two-way process' and how it relates to second year of the T Level in education and childcare (26:00-27:35) The benefits of T Level students for smaller settings' recruitment (27:35-29:40) How assessments produce experienced individuals that can match your employment requirements  (29:40-33:00) What settings with no prior experience can expect and support available (33:00-38:10) What are employer validated/set projects and to what extent employers are involved (38:10-39:14) Final notes   Links to to our guests: www.ncfe.org.uk www.famly.co www.alwaysgrowing.co.uk   --------------------- This episode was brought to you by CACHE Alumni, a free, award-winning membership platform for practitioners from across care, health and early years education. By signing up with us, you gain access to various CPD resources, including our member magazine Aluminate, latest news from the sector, careers advice, a range of special offers and discounts and more.  --------------------- You can find our podcast on numerous different platforms, including PodBean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, YouTube, and more.   

Jane Allen is a Producer, Writer and member of the Script and Continuity Department for many projects including the first crime series which introduced a lesbian character: Janet King (2014)Her latest project, In Our Blood, is a four-part musical drama series inspired by Australia's radical response to AIDS in the early 1980's.LOTL speaks to Jane about this musical drama, the origins of Janet King and her experience with the Antarctica Arts Fellowship#InOurBloodTV For more on lotl.com https://tinyurl.com/34vrtx6dSupport the showCheck out more content on www.lotl.com

It's the late Winter, and many of us are being asked to surrender to the magic underfoot: the Spring that is not yet here but is underway. In this interview with Janet King, we explore her experience of being “in the during,” and how she's navigating a deep personal and vocational Winter. About Janet: Janet is a creator, strategist, and writer. She's on a mission to build a kinder, more meaningfully connected world, where our communities are the best collective reflections of our individual gifts. She lives with her husband and daughter in Alabama, and she is currently on sabbatical as she "winters" between a career in strategy consulting and whatever wants to be created through her next. To connect with Janet, visit: https://janet-king.com/ To learn more about my new book, Winter at Work: Navigate Mystery and Cultivate New Vitality on Your Vocational Journey, visit: https://awildnewwork.com/winteratwork To learn more about my one on one coaching program, visit: https://awildnewwork.com/one-on-one-coaching If you enjoyed this episode, please help get it to others by subscribing, rating the show, or sharing it with a friend!

For the second episode of POD-CACHE S4, our team at NCFE, Mike Potts and Janet King, meet with Stella and Michelle from Global Nanny Training, who tell us about their Customised Qualifications, their collaboration with NCFE and the difference they are making for nannies across the US and beyond.   Want to skip ahead?   00:00-01:20 - Introductions to Stella and Michelle 01:20-02:14 - Collaboration between Global Nanny Training and NCFE 02:14-05:25 - What is Global Nanny Training, their mission and what they've achieved 05:25-06:47 - Introduction to Janet King and her experience in the childcare industry   Discussing Customised Qualifications and their benefits to nannies: 06:47-09:45 - Newborn care course and Stella's history with CACHE 09:45-13:20 - 'Foundation Practice for Nannies' and 'Childcare in the Nanny Setting' Courses   13:20-16:55 - G.N.T.'s mission and impact on the US nanny industry and beyond 16:44-20:10 - How NCFE collaboration embodies 'the old meets new' 20:32-22:08 - Nannies' progression journey and understanding child development 22:08-26:05 - How to prepare a nanny without any experience   Matching families with nannies and how to support nannies with the responsibilities of newborn care: 26:05-29:23 - Matching families with nannies 29:23-32:40 - Proof and documenting your work experience   32:40-36:12 - Being 'ahead of the curve' and validation from NCFE relationship   --------------------- Don't forget that you can watch this episode on our website, as well as other video-versions of our previous episodes.  This episode was brought to you by CACHE Alumni, a free, award-winning membership platform for practitioners from across care, health and early years education. By signing up with us, you gain access to various CPD resources, latest news from the sector, careers advice, a range of special offers and discounts and more.  --------------------- If you'd like to find out more about Global Nanny Training, you can visit their website here. --------------------- You can find our podcast on numerous different platforms, including PodBean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, YouTube, and more. 

Realising the benefits of remote monitoring Identifying the benefits of using technology to monitor care outside hospital is vital in securing support and investment for spreading its use. This includes benefits to patients and carers and benefits to staff and health and care budgets.  This presentation at the Bridging the Gap event offered insights into how a multiagency approach and system support is helping to scale up technology-enabled care in the North West Coast. The speakers were Janet King, Regional Director of Digital Transformation at NHS England; Casey Black, Data Analyst at the Innovation Agency; and Tony Woods, Director of Ops and Digital at the Innovation Agency. Bridging the Gap was one of a series of events held by different AHSNs around the country and featured workshops and presentations aimed at supporting businesses and clinical entrepreneurs to progress or spread their innovations.   View a gallery of photos, videos and slides from the event: https://www.innovationagencynwc.nhs.uk/events/Bridging-the-Gap-Conference

This week Caitlin talks to Jesse about The Lincoln Lawyer and Janet King, which also a legal drama.

Leah Purcell is a proud Goa-Gunggari-Wakka Wakka woman born and bred in Murgon, Queensland. Leah is a multi-award-winning director, actor, writer, producer and showrunner. She has written and directed landmark film, TV and theatrical works such as; Box the Pony, Redfern Now, Cleverman, The Secret Daughter, My Life is Murder, The Twelve and The Drover's Wife.She is an AACTA, Helpmann, The Deadly's, Australian Directors Guild, AWGIE, IF, AFI, Matilda and Logie award winning and nominated artist for her outstanding work on iconic feature film, TV and theatre such as Lantana, Jindabyne and The Proposition; Police Rescue, Janet King and Wentworth; Box the Pony, The Story of the Miracles at Cookie's Table and The Drover's Wife.Her writing has been recognised with NSW Premier's Literary Awards, a Queensland Premier's Literary Award, and the Victorian Prize for Literature. In 2017, she received the Sydney UNESCO City of Film Award and in 2021 was made a member of the Order of Australia for significant service to the Performing Arts, to First Nations Youth and Culture, and to Women.Most recently, she was the 2021 Winner Asia Pacific Screen Awards Jury Grand Prize for her multifaceted role in her directorial debut, writer, producer and lead actor of the feature film, The Drover's Wife The Legend of Molly Johnson.Currently she is starring opposite Sigourney Weaver in Amazon Originals, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart produced by Bruna Papandrea and Made Up Stories and in-development on the premium limited series based on The Drover's Wife The Legend of Molly Johnson novel and film.Recommendations throughout this episode: https://oombarra.com/https://taxifilm.tv/Website: www.blackmagicwoman.com.auFollow us on Instagram - @blackmagicwomanpodcastThe Black Magic Woman Podcast is hosted by Mundanara Bayles and is an uplifting conversational style program featuring mainly Aboriginal guests and explores issues of importance to Aboriginal people and communities. Mundanara is guided by Aboriginal Terms of Reference and focusses more on who people are rather than on what they do.If you enjoyed this episode, please ‘Subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or ‘Follow' on your Spotify app and tell your friends and family about us! If you'd like to contact us, please email, info@blackmagicwoman.com.auSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/black-magic-woman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kenneth Moraleda is an actor/director/writer/producer of Filipino descent. He started training at Australian Theatre for Young People before being accepted into the National Institute of Dramatic Art graduating with a Bachelor of Acting in 1995.As a performer his recent theatre credits include An Enemy of The People with Belvoir Street, and Kasama Kita for 25a, the Global Creatures national tour of Muriel's Wedding The Musical, Talk at the Sydney Theatre Company and Australian Graffiti– a debut play from Disapol Savetsila playing Boi.Other theatre credits include playing Banzai in Disney's The Lion King Musical under the direction of Julie Taymor, the National Theatre Of Great Britain and Global Creatures' production of War Horse, playing Kulygin in Sport for Jove's critically acclaimed Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov, creating the role of Roger Chan in Nick Enright's A Man With Five Children, Hilary Bell's The White Divers of Broome, David Williamson's Cruise Control, the satirical comedy Australia Day by Jonathan Biggins and Yellow Moon-The Ballad of Leila and Lee directed by Susanna Dowling. His Philippine stage debut was with Repertory Philippines in the Pulitzer Prize Winning Play August: Osage County.His directing debut was an immersive theatrical and cinematic music show They Say She's Different written and starring Cecilia Low. After a showing at Ding Dong Lounge in Melbourne, it was picked up by the Adelaide Cabaret Festival and was a highlight of the Melbourne Fringe Festival 2015 for a season at Gasworks receiving rave reviews.He was a leading artist in This Here Land. – an experimental performance part of Liveworks Experimental Arts Festival in October 2017 for Performance Space. He has several writing projects in development including One Hour No Oil co-written with Jordan Shea.Numerous television credits include Schapelle, East West 101, Maximum Choppage, Bondi Banquet, City Life, Water Rats, Wildside, White Collar Blue, City Homicide, Janet King and Bureau of Magical Things.Notable film roles include The Great Raid, Locusts and Arun in the iconic Australia comedy Lucky Miles which has won him the Best Actor Award at the Cinemanila International Film Festival. He was also in Dead Europe and lead the short films, Perfection by Jane Eakin and The Fence by Lucy Gaffy, Banana Boy by Steven Woodburn and Legacy by Josh Mawer.In December 2020, Kenneth co-founded the theatre company KWENTO alongside Jordan Shea and Jana Vass. The company seeks to create new Australian works, that challenge the norms of Australian society.In April they will premiere a new work titled ATE LOVIA by Jordan Shea which will be directed by Kenneth Moreleda.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Whooshkaa, Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

Janet tells her story about growing up in the church and doing "all the things" that were expected of her, only to have her world crash down all around her. She had family members suddenly pass away, she got divorced, left church, and had to start her life over at 55 years old. She had so many questions and so little answers. She had to take a time out and seek God on her own terms, and what she found was truth about who God is and who she is.

DARREN GILSHENAN.After graduating from NIDA in 1988, Darren began his career in musical theatre before spending 10 years with The Bell Shakespeare Company. Sketch comedy followed with three years on Full Frontal, followed by roles in high-profile Australian TV series. Darren has just finished on How To Stay Married for Network Ten 1 & 2 and is thrilled to be returning for Season 3. Recent selected television credits include: Stateless, Harrow 1, 2 & 3 for ABC TV; Here Come the Habibs 1 & 2; Jungle Entertainment's No Activity 1& 2; Matchbox Pictures' Maximum Choppage; The Killing Field for SevenNetwork; The Moodys 1 & 2; Devil's Playground directed by Tony Krawitz and Rachel Ward; Rake 3 and Janet King for ABC TV; Top of the Lake, which was co-directed Jane Champion, Garth Davis and Ariel Kleiman; A Moody Christmas and The Outlaw Michael Howe, a television film directed by Brendan Cowell. Darren has also appeared in films such as Arclight Films' A Few Less Men, directed byMark Lamprell; the AACTA nominated Women He's Undressed, directed by Gillian Armstrong; and Another Man's Box feature Save Your Legs, directed by Boyd Hicklin. June Again, Directed by JJ Winlove and Never To Late, Director Mark Lamprell. Select theatre credits include Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Ensemble Theatre); Strictly Ballroom directed by Baz Luhrmann; Mother and Sonnational tour (Mother and Son Live P/L); Tartuffe (Black Swan Theatre Company);Elling, Don Parties On (MTC); Machu Picchu, Fool's Island, Loot and Our Town (STC). Darren received an ACCTA Award in 2020 for Best supporting Actor for STATLESS. He has received nominations at the 2017 Sydney Theatre Awards for Best Actor in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and at the 7th AACTA Awards for Best Actor in No Activity 2. He has won a Best Actor Helpmann Award for The Servant of Two Masters, received Equity Ensemble Awards for The Moodys and A Moody Christmas, been nominated for a Golden Nymph Award at the Monte Carlo Television Festival for Best Actor for Here Come The Habibs, and also received multiple Green Room, Sydney Critic and Glug Award nominations.DAVE EASTGATEDave Eastgate is an actor, stand-up comedian, writer and musician. He starred in the ABC/BBC/Comedy Central smash hit, Ronnie Chieng: International Student and received a Logie Award nomination for his portrayal of cancer patient, Joey, in Channel 9's critically acclaimed drama series, Doctor Doctor. Dave also starred alongside his comedy idols, Glenn Robbins, Magda Szubanski, Gina Riley & Jane Turner in the Comedy Channel's flag ship, sketch comedy series, Open Slather in 2015. Other acting credits include the multi-award-winning ABC comedy series, A Moody Xmas & its sequel, The Moody's, as well as Maximum Choppage, Soul Mates, and Channel 9's hugely successful comedy, Here Come The Habibs. Dave recently completed over 300 shows with the inaugural 2019 Australian Tour of Muriel's Wedding the Musical and is featured on the Original Cast Album, in the principal role of Swimming Coach, Ken Blundell. Dave's unique brand of stand-up comedy and rock n' roll cabaret that has brought him the most national and international acclaim, with sold-out shows at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival, tours in the UK and US and television appearances in New Zealand and Japan (in fluent Japanese). Dave has been a regular headliner in comedy clubs and festivals all over Australia since 2007 and has appeared on ABC's Tonightly, Comedy Channel's Stand-Up Australia and Just For Laughs at the Sydney Opera House. None of that beats sharing the stage with Robin Williams at a small comedy club in Kings Cross in 2010, but that's another story. Dave's Comedy-Heavy-Metal Album, Bad Specimen, is currently available on iTunes, Spotify and YouTube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode we sit down with actor Julian Garner to discuss The Museum of Modern Love, Marina Abramović's The Artist is Present and what kept Julian busy throughout lockdown. Julian is a National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA) graduate. His theatre credits include The Turquoise Elephant for Griffin Theatre Company; Inner Voices for Red Line Productions; Arcadiaand Storm Boy for Sydney Theatre Company; The Crucible, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Much Ado About Nothing and Cyrano de Bergerac for Sport for Jove; Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, As You Like It, The Wars of the Roses, Measure for Measure and Twelfth Night for Bell Shakespeare His television credits include Top of the Lake: China Girl, Reckoning, Pulse, Janet King, McLeod's Daughters, Blackjack, Home and Away and more recently the Peter Duncan directed mini-series Operation Buffalo. His film credits include Top End Wedding, Killing Ground, Problem Play, Head On, The Children of the Corn and I Am Woman He is currently filming on Network Ten's series 2 of The Secret She Keeps. "[A] rare treat… an astute meditation on art, bravery, friendship, love, how to live, and on dying." - Sydney Morning Herald novel review Following a successful series of development readings staged as part of Sydney Festival 2021, Seymour Centre is proud to present the world premiere production of The Museum of Modern Love at Sydney Festival 2022. Adapted from the Stella Prize-winning novel by Heather Rose, The Museum of Modern Love follows New York-based film composer, Arky Levin, a man struggling to live and work in the face of incredible loss. By chance, Arky finds his way to MoMA and sees Marina Abramović in The Artist is Present—a marathon and now-legendary feat of performance art that saw Abramović sitting silent and completely still opposite thousands of museum visitors in the spring of 2010. Arky returns to MoMA again and again, and encounters other viewers also drawn to the exhibit, each with their own reasons for spending hours in the presence of Abramović. As the performance unfolds, so does Arky, and with his life coming back into focus, he finally understands what he must do to move forward. Set against the backdrop of one of the greatest art events in modern history, and blurring the lines between spectator and artist, this transfixing new work explores dying and living, courage and commitment—and meditates on the power of art to unite and connect us, even in an increasingly disconnected world. As part of The Museum of Modern Love, 10 people per performance will have the opportunity to sit on stage and be part of the action. All on-stage ticket holders will need to meet backstage before the show for a briefing and ticket holders will need to stay on stage for the duration of the performance. Further details on the Seymour Centre Website. Below you can find all the links to things discussed in today's episode: TICKETS - https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/the-museum-of-modern-love Marina Abramović's The Artist is Present Marina meets former partner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Janet King for the win! Seriously, this woman is an ace in the hole. She can brighten up any moment in an episode just with her being there, but boy oh boy, she may have had the best moment of the series! Listen in as we discuss today's episode, which sees Aunt Abigail return to Avonlea and promptly ruins her relationships with everyone.Episode Title: Secrets and SacrificesOriginal Airdate: February 4, 1996--Logo Design By: Jon Polley, https://www.facebook.com/SteelWheelDesignFind us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/callmecordeliapodcast/Find us on Instagram: @cordeliapodcastFind us on Twitter: @cordeliapodcastEmail us: callmecordeliapodcast@gmail.comWe Have Merch!: https://teespring.com/stores/call-me-cordelia-the-storeLeave us a rate and review on Apple Podcasts!---Follow the link below and use code ‘CORDELIA' for $10 off the Anne of Green Gables Trilogy on GazeboTV:https://www.gazebotv.com/?utm_source=callmecordeliapodcast&utm_medium=banner&utm_content=callmecordelia&utm_campaign=210415

Feels like the shackles of lockdown are loosening. Eric is posting about food again, Maj is able to revel in real live football (never stopped really), and Dale is reminiscing about not wearing pants? Steffen celebrates a championship win and Cheryl is happy looking at game stats from around the world.History lessons: Cap 65 - Sharon Young was a defender for the Matildas debuting in 1991 and played 4 A international matches (6 total). Young represented Australia in both outdoor and indoor football.Hot TopicsAsian Cup Draw - October 28th 6pm AEDTMatildas squad announcedSigningsDub - Season 14 squad pageAround the World - Aussies/NZ AbroadAround the WorldWe run around the world discussing all the latest results.Queens of the WeekClare Polkinghorne signed a 2-year extension for Vittsjö in Sweden this week and then scored their first goal in a 3-1 win over Hammarby. (And Canberra Olympic continued their signing spree this week, with B90 Capital Football 2021 goalkeeper of the season Janet King announced).Alanna Kennedy is set to receive her 100th cap against Brazil.New WSW signing Ashlie Crofts, she's joining her hometown team and her NPL club (Blacktown Spartans) are literally next door to WSW HQ 2) Republic of Ireland U17 international Joy Ralph, who scored a 91st minute winner in last week's European Championship qualifier against Norway See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zoe Terakes is 21 and they identify as non-binary and trans masculine. You would have seen Zoe on your screens or on the stage, maybe in the ABC's Janet King, Wentworth, or more recently in 9 Perfect Strangers. You may have even caught their award-winning performance in A View From The Bridge. Zoe has come out a number of times for a number of different reasons, and they have some advice for parents whose children give them the gift of vulnerability, and honesty. They join Mia now to talk about it... THE END BITS: With thanks to Zoe Terakes Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au Need more lols, info and inspo in your ears? Find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Check out our No Filter YouTube channel here... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvoiVNEFfHiJl8nC4NepRNw?view_as=subscriber CREDITS: Host: Mia Freedman. You can find Mia on Instagram here and get her newsletter here. Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff Assistant Producer: Lucy Neville  Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachel and Heather talk about survival in this industry, both physically and mentally, and how we can approach survival on an individual level and as a collective industry. Rachel Chant is a theatre director and festival director of https://www.bondifestival.com.au/ (Bondi Festival). In 2020/21 she is the recipient of the Ensemble Theatre Sandra Bates Director's Award. A member of Melbourne Theatre Company's 2019 Women in Theatre Program, she has worked as director, script assessor and dramaturg for Playwriting Australia and as a guest director and teaching artist at NIDA, AIMDA and ATYP. Rachel was the Artistic Associate for the inaugural women's theatre festival, Festival Fatale, produced by Women in Theatre and Screen; was the resident dramaturg for Red Line Productions' ‘New Fitz' new writing program, and from 2013-2015 was Associate Director at Rock Surfers Theatre Company. Rachel has a Masters of Applied Theatre Studies from the University of New England. Recent projects include: Cybec Electric (Melbourne Theatre Company); Deoxyribo-Whatever Acid (Lysicrates Prize); Good Dog (Kings X Theatre x Green Door Theatre Company); Love (Darlinghurst Theatre Company); Glengarry Glen Ross (NIDA); Intersection 2018: Chrysalis (ATYP @ Griffin); 2018 Griffin Award Readings (Griffin Theatre Company); Outposts Development Program (Playwriting Australia and Hothouse Theatre); The Village Bike (Old Fitz Theatre); Moth (ATYP); Leaves (Kings X Theatre); When the Rain Stops Falling (New Theatre); Decay (Old505 Theatre); Machine (Old505 Theatre); Nil By Sea (Site&Sound). As Assistant Director: Cosi (dir. Sarah Goodes; MTC + STC); Mortido (dir. Leticia Caceres; Belvoir + STCSA).  Selected awards include Sydney Theatre Award nominations: Good Dog; Moth; The Village Bike. Broadway World Best Director Award: Leaves. Suzy Goes See's Best Direction: Love; When The Rain Stops Falling; GJ Borny Prize for exceptional ability in the areas of scholarship, research and production. Heather Mitchell is one of Australia's most respected actresses across film, television and theatre. Heather will next be seen in the SBS series THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS, ABC/BBC coproduction WAKEFIELD, Netflix feature BOSCH & ROCKIT, Del Kathryn Barton's debut feature BLAZE and on  stage in PLAYING BEATIE BOW for the Sydney Theatre Company. She recently featured in the ABC series OPERATION BUFFALO, Network 10 series THE SECRETS SHE KEEPS, Foxtel series UPRIGHT alongside Tim Minchin, Network Seven's MS FISHER'S MODERN MURDER MYSTERIES and Rachel Ward's PALM BEACH alongside Richard E Grant, Bryan Brown and Sam Neill. Heather has an impressive list of television credits including Foxtel's highly popular series A PLACE TO CALL HOME, U.S. ABC series REEF BREAK, ABC series HARROW, ABC telemovie RIOT, Seven Network's MOLLY, Nine Network's POWER GAMES for which she received a 2014 AACTA Award nomination for Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama, and the ABC telemovie JACK IRISH: BLACK TIDE. Her other television credits include the Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks US miniseries THE PACIFIC, NEWTOWN'S LAW, JANET KING, MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES, A MODEL DAUGHTER: THE KILLING OF CAROLINE BYRNE, SATISFACTION, THE FALLS, BLUE WATER HIGH, THE SOCIETY MURDERS, HELL HAS HARBOUR VIEWS, ALL SAINTS, SPELLBINDER, CROWNIES, DANCE ACADEMY, SPIRITED, RAKE and UNDERBELLY: THE MAN WHO GOT AWAY. Heather's feature credits include Baz Luhrmann's THE GREAT GATSBY, Fred Schepisi's THE EYE OF THE STORM, Leon Ford's GRIFF THE INVISIBLE, David Barker's PIMPED, Dean Francis' DROWN, Jim Lounsbury's LOVE IS NOW, THE WEDDING PARTY which premiered at the 2010 Melbourne Film Festival, THREE BLIND MICE, Greg McLean's ROGUE, Cherie Nowlan's THANK GOD HE MET LIZZIE,...

One of Australia's most talented actors, Todd will next be seen in the Paramount feature Without Remorse in the role of Dallas opposite Michael B. Jordan, as well as feature films Black Site, alongside Michelle Monaghan, Jai Courtney and Jason Clarke, and Seriously Red, alongside Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale. Todd can currently be seen in the lead role of Brad in the Australian thriller feature Kidnapped, alongside Claire Van Der Boom. Todd's international breakthrough came with the series leading role of Julius Caesar in US Starz Network's Spartacus: War Of The Damned, with his performance receiving rave reviews and a US Saturn Best Supporting Actor Award nomination. His other credits include series regular roles on the US TV series The Vampire Diaries and The Flash, both for CW Network, as well as a lead role in the Nine Network's mini-series Underbelly Files: Chopper and as the lead in Channel Nine/Playmaker Media's TV Series, Bite Club. Todd's extensive work on Australian TV includes his critically acclaimed portrayal of Quick Lambin the screen realisation of Tim Winton's award winning novel Cloudstreet for Australia's Showtime channel, with his performance earning him an AACTA Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Drama. His other leading roles include ABC mini-series Anzac Girls, the Nine Network telemovie The Great Mint Swindle, Channel Ten mini-series Brothers In Arm, the Nine Network telemovie Underbelly: Tell Them Lucifer Was Here, and a series lead in the ABC drama Crownies – including reprising his character Ben McMahonin the third season of the ABC TV spin off, Janet King. Also appearing in the NZTV telemovie How To Murder Your Wife, Todd's television guest roles include Rescue Special Ops 3, McLeod's Daughters, Blue Water Highand Blackjack: Ghost, and he was nominated for an Independent Film Out of the Box Award and received the TV Week Silver Logie for Most Popular Actor in a Television Series for his role as Adenin the Seven Network's Home And Away. Todd's other feature credits include the US feature The Divorce Party opposite Claire Holt, Tom Cocquerel and Katrina Bowden, the lead role of Zach in Terminus for Shane Abbess' Storm Entertainment, and he appeared in the Warner Brother's US feature Fools Gold starring Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson. Be sure to check Todd out on Twitch and give him a follow! This interview was made possible thanks to Supanova Comic Con & Gaming

Far out, Zoe absolutely knocked me of my chair. it's rare you meet someone this open, honest and unapologetically themselves. Zoe is an actor and activist; they've been in Authur Miller's A View from the Bridge, Dolls House Part 2 and more on the stage. They played Pearl in Australian drama Janet King the iconic Reb Keane on Wentworth and is on Nicole Kidman's upcoming series Nine Perfect Strangers. On top of all this Zoe is only 21 years old and an activist; Zoe is a queer, non-binary, trans actor. Zoe is hands down one of the realest humans i've ever met, they are and will most certainly make a dent on this world. Zoe it was a total honour to have you on this podcast, you have inspired me more than you know. You my friend are one of the real ones. #zoeterakes #epichuman Big love,Lola Follow Lola Berry on Instagram: @yummololaberryZoe Terakes : @zoeterakeswww.lolaberry.comwww.lolacoffee.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Take Control Woman brings you a discussion on Heart Break and ways to cope with Heart Break. We have a special guest tonight, Ms. Janet King. I am your host, Shareka King and I hope you enjoy! Be Empowered to stay Empowered! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week I chatted to Emily Joy! I met Emily a few months ago virtually and I feel like I've known her for years we had a joy chatting together! We chatted all things acting and more and some fun rapid fire questions! So, grab a coffee and enjoy! :) BIO Emily Joy is the owner of Joy Studio – a boutique acting studio in Melbourne. Her actors have secured many roles in major film and television projects including Amazon's Lord Of The Rings, Baz Luhrmann's Elvis Presley film, Lifetime's American Princess, Babyteeth, Don't Look Deeper, Angel Of Mine, Upgrade, Home and Away, The Heights, Picnic At Hanging Rock, Romper Stomper, Janet King, and more. Emily has lectured at the VCA and University of Canberra as well as worked as a casting assistant for Kirsty McGregor and Greg Apps. Her acting credits include Neighbours, Tonightly with Tom Ballard and The Housemate Instagram: @em_joyable

Join Caroline as she interviews Katherine 'Cookie' Norman as they explore the topics they discussed back in 2017 and touch on how far things have come in the world since then. Katherine's website - https://www.katherinenorman.com.au/ Who inspires Katherine? o Becc Barry - HR Caring, Checking in, Amie/WFH Advise o Helen Fairclough - HR VSM, Melbourne, MCEC/ACM Network o Monica Curro - Women in Music Festival & Port Fairy Spring Music Festival Director o Caroline (YOU) - You want it, got get it o Marta Dusseldorf - Female positive (Janet King) o Wade Kelly - Bow ties - go get, challenge the norm o Steven Hodgson - Inclusion, partnerships, Care, collaboration. Sensitive/Care when asked to program & perform at a Women in Music Festival - Importance of Allies (everywhere) o Jacinta Ardern - Caring Compassionate Leadership - proven o Kristy Biber - Music Therapist, Caring, Compassionate, GO GETTER o Deborah Cheetham - Resilience in BUCKETS; Female, Opera Singer, Lesbian, Indigenous, Stolen Generation - INCREDIBLE person. SO lucky to know her. Teaching me a LOT about The Stolen Generation & Australian Indigenous History (even how to explain that to 400 delegates at the IAVM VMS USA). Community spread/awareness - She is OUTSTANDING. Fighting for a non-indigenous choir (The Consort of Melbourne) to be involved in the Eumeralla Program from the get go Eumeralla Link on my Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEfVnxDcbKoOAGB1EqGcOcA?view_as=subscriber

Join two world-class writers and old friends, Garth Nix and Felicity Packard as they discuss their childhood and University years growing up in Canberra, to their most recent venture together, working on a pilot adapted from Garth’s Old Kingdom books for Amazon Studios. Having sold more than five million books around the world, you will often see Garth Nix books listed in the New York Times bestseller lists, the Guardian and the Australian, with his work being translated into forty languages. His award-winning fantasy novels for young adults include Sabriel, Lirael, Abhorsen and Clariel, Shade’s Children, A Confusion of Princes and Newts Emerald. Garth has been a full-time writer from 2001, having previously worked as a literary agent, book editor, book publicist, bookseller and part-time soldier in the Army Reserve. Felicity Packard is a freelance screenwriter, script editor and producer with her name frequenting Australian screens. Felicity was one of the creators and writers of the true-crime drama franchise Underbelly, wrote and associate produced Wolf Creek season one for Stan, and most recently created and wrote for the Netflix political spy miniseries Pine Gap. She has won the Queensland Premier’s Literary Award for screenwriting and has won five-Australian Writers’ Guild Awards. Over her career spanning more than two decades, she has written hundreds of hours of Australian television drama for shows including Janet King, MDA, G.P. Blue Heelers and Home & Away.

Welcome to the Sh*t n Gigs Podcast.Apologises the first 15 mins isn't as the same quality as the last 15 mins. Don't worry, our sound engineer has been fired! In this first episode you meet the hosts, Noel and Omar.Omar and Noel went to film school together in New Zealand, they were flat mates, worked on some of the biggest projects international's projects filmed in NZ and Australia. From International movies like Rise of the Lycans, to hit TVshows in Australia like Janet King to tacky TVC's. Tune in to hear more.Oh, thank you BitontheSide for the sponsorship. In this episode we discuss - Jeremy Renner - The Avengers - The Next Batman - Chins - Moeing technique to get you a better chin - Rappers - James Bond - Inappropriate language - Hypothetical Questions - Omar trying to be James Bond but he is too Araby - Lord of the Rings - Orlando Bloom's Pay check - Orlando Bloom's career - Tictok - TV and the future - family and their holiday - Auckland fire - China - Rants - 

Janet King from NCFE CACHE talks about their PregancyVue product, which uses virtual reality to help learners understand child development from conception to birth. Janet discusses how this innovative use of technology has increased engagement with a subject that is increasingly difficult to teach and created a more interactive teaching programme. Janet also highlights the importance of introducing technology in a way that everyone can connect with, support by more traditional methods of learning, to give young learners the opportunities they deserve. Following the presentation, delegates were given the opportunity to try PregnancyVue for themselves.   See Janet's full presentation at conference.surpass.com today.  

Zoe Terakes exudes a passion for her craft. She is immediately engaging on, or off the stage. She is a young actor set on a path to make the best work possible and with considerable credits assembled in her short career thus far, future prospects on stage and screen look assured, and mark her as an artist to watch.She made her stage debut in Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge. Terakes’ performance as Catherine earned her a Sydney Theatre Award for Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in an Independent Production. Zoe also received a Helpmann nomination for this performance at the MTC. Her ‘Catherine’ was seen by audiences at The Old Fitz theatre, the Melbourne Theatre Company and The Ensemble theatre; contrasting spaces offering adjustment and discovery for the actor.Other theatre credits include A Doll’s House Part II for MTC and Metamorphoses and The Wolves for The Old Fitz.Zoe made their screen debut in the critically acclaimed Janet King for the ABC opposite Marta Dusseldorp, whilst completing her HSC. She will next be seen in the Foxtel series The End.Most recently, Zoe co-starred in the feature film Ellie & Abbie (and Ellie’s Dead Aunt), the short film The Craft, which premiered at FlickerFest, and the forthcoming web-series Bondi Slayer.Her enthusiasm for performance is contagious. Exposure to various platforms and working alongside some of the country’s leading actors are offering her a unique opportunity to refine her craft and indeed, to make the best work she possibly can.STAGES conversations are available in iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Janet King from NCFE CACHE talks to Tim Burnett from the Surpass team at BTL following her presentation at the 2019 Surpass Conference in Newcastle. Janet reflects on her presentation which discussed the use of immersive VR headsets with the PregnancyVue app in the teaching and learning of health, child and social care qualifications. "Developed to support our CACHE health, child and social care qualifications, PregnancyVue is an immersive virtual reality (VR) app which allows users to learn about foetal growth and development from conception through to birth.     Created in collaboration with learners, tutors and subject specialists, PregnancyVue offers schools and colleges an opportunity to re-imagine how they can engage with learners and improve knowledge retention." PregnancyVue was an Innovation Award finalist in the 2018 e-Assessment Awards.  

Y así llegamos al final de temporada en Cultura Seriéfila: 21 programas, 7 reviews de Juego de Tronos y tres especiales después. En este último episodio, destacamos los estrenos que nos faltaban del mes de junio y en El Bar, os mandamos deberes para este verano, época en la que los estrenos nos dan más respiro. Por último, sorteamos el Trono de Hierro fabricado por Obsidian3Design.com, ya era hora. Todo ello con Stakado, Alberto y Miguel Romero. Os detallamos los tiempos: - Estrenos (08:41) Euphoria (08:53) City On A Hill (21:55) Grand Hotel (30:16) Chimerica (35:52) Señoras del Hampa (43:59) Janet King (48:57) New Amsterdam (50:50) Toda la verdad (56:08) Mr. Iglesias (1:00:01) Virtues (1:03:37) The Rook (1:09:50) - El Bar (1:25:02) - Comentarios (1:44:06) Muchísimas gracias a todos los que nos habéis seguido y apoyado esta temporada. Volveremos en septiembre con más, y esperemos que mejor. Abrazos y besos. Os esperamos en nuestro Telegram: Seriestopía (https://t.me/CseriefilaStopia)

Y así llegamos al final de temporada en Cultura Seriéfila: 21 programas, 7 reviews de Juego de Tronos y tres especiales después. En este último episodio, destacamos los estrenos que nos faltaban del mes de junio y en El Bar, os mandamos deberes para este verano, época en la que los estrenos nos dan más respiro. Por último, sorteamos el Trono de Hierro fabricado por Obsidian3Design.com, ya era hora. Todo ello con Stakado, Alberto y Miguel Romero. Os detallamos los tiempos: - Estrenos (08:41) Euphoria (08:53) City On A Hill (21:55) Grand Hotel (30:16) Chimerica (35:52) Señoras del Hampa (43:59) Janet King (48:57) New Amsterdam (50:50) Toda la verdad (56:08) Mr. Iglesias (1:00:01) Virtues (1:03:37) The Rook (1:09:50) - El Bar (1:25:02) - Comentarios (1:44:06) Muchísimas gracias a todos los que nos habéis seguido y apoyado esta temporada. Volveremos en septiembre con más, y esperemos que mejor. Abrazos y besos. Os esperamos en nuestro Telegram: Seriestopía (https://t.me/CseriefilaStopia)

Doris Younane is a highly acclaimed Australian actor who became a household name for her role in Nine Network’s McLeod’s Daughters. However she’s been on our screens and stages for a long time. Heartbreak High, Rake, False Witness, Water Rats, Blackjack, Stingers, Sea Change, Party Tricks, Janet King, Catching Milat, Soul Mates, even The Wrong Girl.Now Doris is on the new Ten drama “Five Bedrooms".Doris came around to the apartment the other day to chat about life, studying at NIDA, being in a relationship for 20 years and the perils of living in the public eye. You may not be an actor, you may not be female, and you may not one day dream of being either - however I guarantee that you’ll hear something in Doris story today that will lift you, inspire you, and make you want to get after whatever it is that floats your boat - anything from getting your taxes done right to making sure your family has the best shot at life - something you’ll hear today will give you a kick in the pants. Because that’s what I sure got out of this chat. Enjoy this conversation with Doris Younane See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cathrine, Ash, and Wardenroot y’all!  Everything Legends of Tomorrow, including Avalance, of course.  Plus, EVERYONE is watching Gentleman Jack.... except Cathrine, who's down under (pun intended) with Janet King, and way too far gone into Critical Role. 

Felicity Packard is a super experienced writer and producer, having worked on Janet King, Wolf Creek, Anzac Girls, Underbelly and going back to GP.   In this episode we talk about her career, Wolf Creek and the recent ABC and Netflix show, Pine Gap; an international political thriller which is set around the Australian and American joint defence intelligence facility at Pine Gap.

David Lowery talks about directing Robert Redford  in The Old Man and the Gun, the true story of a career criminal and rumoured to be Redford's last film. Sound artist Dean Lowery was David Lynch's music supervisor for over 12 years. He tells us what it's like to work with the man and the visions of the notably abstract director. Greg Haddrick is a writer and producer behind shows like Underbelly, Janet King and Pine Gap, he joins us for our Top Shelf segment, and a review of Hirokazu Kore-eda's Shoplifters, a bittersweet Japanese film that looks at an unconventional idea of family.

David Lowery talks about directing Robert Redford  in The Old Man and the Gun, the true story of a career criminal and rumoured to be Redford's last film. Sound artist Dean Lowery was David Lynch's music supervisor for over 12 years. He tells us what it's like to work with the man and the visions of the notably abstract director. Greg Haddrick is a writer and producer behind shows like Underbelly, Janet King and Pine Gap, he joins us for our Top Shelf segment, and a review of Hirokazu Kore-eda's Shoplifters, a bittersweet Japanese film that looks at an unconventional idea of family.

Actress Marta Dusseldorp is bidding farewell to the drama A Place To Call Home and her feisty character, Sarah Adams. The series that airs in the U.S. on Acorn TV can be seen in over 100 countries. She talks to me from her home in Melbourne about why the show is such a hit as well as her other Acorn series Jack Irish and Janet King. We welcome back one of our favorite sponsor’s to Stream On, our friends at the incredible Silver Legacy Resort in Reno, Nevada. Catch the Multi-Grammy Award-winning duo of Boy George and Culture Club along with the iconic 1980's band the  B 52's at the Reno Events Center on September 22nd  get your tickets at ticketmaster.com or click here to get your seats for the big event. * Promotional and sponsor consideration from Sling TV the best streaming live television service. 

In this episode of the ARP, we’ll be hearing stories from Trevor Landsdown, who fought in the Ash Wednesday bushfires in Australia, in 1983. It’s a bit longer of an episode than usual and we spoke about many different topics, of fire, rescue, PTSD, local folklore and a general catch up with a guy who has been in the emergency services for a very long time. Trevor shares about that fateful day, of what it was like fighting the fires as a young firefighter and his role and actions on that day. Some memorable moments in the podcast, are of hearing his account of the fire passing over them, and waiting to hear how his dad survived, who was only just a short distance away.  We also touched on the progression of technology and methods of how things are now, compared to those earlier days, and mentioned the introduction of AIIMS in to Australia. There were so many different topics, and this post won’t do them justice, so I have linked items to events, locations and the mentions of people in the podcast. It’s a big list, but is not comprehensive.   Some of the fires we spoke of: January 1939 – Black Friday fires January 1944 – Fires with ran up Main Street of Pakenham where 4 houses lost. January 1983 – Ash Wednesday Bushfires February 2009 – Black Saturday Bushfires   This image depicts the fires of Ash Wednesday, in 1983. The area that was destroyed by the fire in Upper Beaconsfield. Image source   Some of the people mentioned: Janet King – looking after radio traffic in Pakenham fire station. Brian Lewis – a fellow fire fighter. Rev. Bruce Monro – a local Uniting church minister in Pakenham (1989-1999) , and fellow rescuer at Pakenham SES. Photo Source: Ray Seakins (Left) and Rev. Bruce Monro (right). Robert Veenstra – a Pakenham firefighter. Ron Kraan – water tank truck driver. Edward Lowen – Nar Nar Goon fire fighter (desc. in the fire) Keith Rawson – car garage workshop owner and member of Officer Fire Brigade Ivan Smith – Was the Pakenham Group Officer in charge of the Upper Beaconsfield and Cockatoo Fires. While doing that, was fighting fires outside the building they were in at the Upper Beaconsfield HQ – to stop it from burning down. During the 2009 Black Saturday fires, we was also an Incident Controller of the Bunyip State Park fire, which was at the Pakenham ICC. During the 1983 Fires, the ICC was moved to Pakenham. He also helped in the adoption of the AIIMS system in Australia. Photo Source: http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2015/01/27/4169091.htm Bradley Waterhouse  (1972-2017) A firefighter who became the face of the Black Saturday bushfires. Brad with his father Kieth Waterhouse     Picture: JASON SOUTH   Ronald Webster (1922 – 2010) A firefighter who became the face of the Ash Wednesday bushfires.  Read Ran’s story.    Photo source   Photo source   Rae Webster – Ran’s wife.       AIIMS In Australia, the Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System (AIIMS) is the nationally recognised [1] system of incident management for the nation’s fire and emergency service agencies.[2] Organisational principles and structure are used to manage bushfires and other large emergencies (e.g. floods, storms, cyclones etc.) utilising the all agencies approach. AIIMS was first developed in the 1980s as a derivative of the United States’ NIIMS, and is based on the principles of management by objectives, functional management and span of control. AIIMS is a trademark of AFAC and the material in the AIIMS manual and training materials is copyright of AFAC. ( Wikipedia ) Download a document on AIIMS.     Read more →

Australian short story publisher, Spineless Wonders is excited to be releasing the very first episode of Coffee Pod|cast and introducing your hosts, Emma Walsh and Ali Morris. Join Emma and Ali as each episode they select for you a microfiction, read by an actor, and then chat about it over their morning coffee. In this first episode, they have chosen 'Sanctuary' read by Kate Fraser and recorded live at Little Fictions, a show performed in Sydney's Knox Street Bar. 'Sanctuary' was written by Shady Cosgrove and is published in Landmarks, an anthology of prose poems and microfiction edited by Cassandra Atherton. About the author SHADY COSGROVE is the author of What the Ground Can’t Hold (Picador, 2013) and She Played Elvis (Allen and Unwin, 2009), which was shortlisted for the Australian Vogel Award. Her short fiction has appeared in Best Australian Stories, Overland, Antipodes, Southerly and other Spineless Wonders anthologies. About the actor KATE FRASER is a graduate of the Actors Centre Australia. Her theatre credits include Book of Days at New Theatre as well as Stop Kiss and Starlight Stories. More recently Kate has appeared in TV episodes of Home and Away, Janet King, and A Place to Call Home. Credits Presented by Ali Morris and Emma Walsh. Theme music by James Seymour. Produced by Bronwyn Mehan. This podcast project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and we wish to acknowledge the support of Little Fictions by the Copyright Agency's Cultural Fund and the City of Sydney Matching Grants program.

Janet King, Regional Lead for Information and Technology, NHS England discusses a regional view on interoperability at the Innovation Agency Eco 15 event Captured on 28th February 2018 @King16Janet

What's that you say? An Australian Crime Fiction Extravaganza? That's amazing! This week, Lee and Eddie are listing off some of their fave Aussie crime fiction!So take a seat, get comfortable, or start folding the washing and get ready to hear an absolutely amazing episode of Crime Time Podcast!__________________________________________ If you like what you hear, we'd really appreciate if you sent us some stars on iTunes! It's one the best ways to support the show!We've had many requests for beta reading from Crime Time listeners over the years, and we're thrilled to finally be able to offer this service to our book community! Check out Frankcoreaders.com for all your manuscript assessment needs!Tell us what books are your faves in the comments below, or via Twitter!Join the Crime Time Team at Patreon!Make sure to check out the books of the week via the affiliate link below! Crime Time has partnered with Book Depository to bring you books at a great price – with free shipping worldwide thrown in!

It’s the day all Gen X-ers and some millennials have been waiting for. Twin Peaks has been revived. But was it REALLY worth it? And can you watch it without having watched the first two seasons? Plus, speaking of revivals Anne of Green Gables has also made a comeback via Netflix with Anne with an E. But the new show is so far from Green Gables Laura may actually faint. And there's a surprising science to why Keeping Up With the Kardashians is not rating as well as it should...yes, we just wrote Kardashians and science in the same sentence. Strange, right? SHOW NOTES This episode is hosted by Laura Brodnik and Clare Stephens The Binge is produced by Elissa Ratliff for the Mamamia Podcast Network. Monique Bowley is the Executive Producer of Podcasts Twin Peaks is available on STAN with part 5 onward dropping Mondays at 2pm from June 5 No date for the Roseanne revival has been released. You can Keep Up With the Kardashians on Foxtel or Hayu. Watch all episodes of Anne with an E on Netflix now.  This episode of The Binge is brought to you by ABC’s War on Waste – Watch on ABC TV Tuesdays 8.30pm or on ABC iview Laura wants you to watch Janet King on the ABC and Clare thinks you should give Anh Doh's A Brush With Fame on the ABC a go.  Tell us what you're watching via email: thebinge@mamamia.com.au or OUR VERY OWN FACEBOOK PAGE. Please leave a rating and review in iTunes at ibooks by going to apple.co/mamamia, subscribe to the show while you're there, and if there's a TV lover in your life, share this show with them!

It’s the day all Gen X-ers and some millennials have been waiting for. Twin Peaks has been revived. But was it REALLY worth it? And can you watch it without having watched the first two seasons? Plus, speaking of revivals Anne of Green Gables has also made a comeback via Netflix with Anne with an E. But the new show is so far from Green Gables Laura may actually faint. And there's a surprising science to why Keeping Up With the Kardashians is not rating as well as it should...yes, we just wrote Kardashians and science in the same sentence. Strange, right? SHOW NOTES This episode is hosted by Laura Brodnik and Clare Stephens The Binge is produced by Elissa Ratliff for the Mamamia Podcast Network. Monique Bowley is the Executive Producer of Podcasts Twin Peaks is available on STAN with part 5 onward dropping Mondays at 2pm from June 5 No date for the Roseanne revival has been released. You can Keep Up With the Kardashians on Foxtel or Hayu. Watch all episodes of Anne with an E on Netflix now.  This episode of The Binge is brought to you by ABC’s War on Waste – Watch on ABC TV Tuesdays 8.30pm or on ABC iview Laura wants you to watch Janet King on the ABC and Clare thinks you should give Anh Doh's A Brush With Fame on the ABC a go.  Tell us what you're watching via email: thebinge@mamamia.com.au or OUR VERY OWN FACEBOOK PAGE. Please leave a rating and review in iTunes at ibooks by going to apple.co/mamamia, subscribe to the show while you're there, and if there's a TV lover in your life, share this show with them!

Australian actress Marta Dusseldorp joins Nancy to discuss her many hit TV series including Janet King and A Place To Call Home, their U.S. popularity, and the character shifts that have become part of her working life. Read more in Nancy’s online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine.

Greg Waters has been an executive producer, writer and show-runner on a number of great Australian drama series. His credits include: Rake, Anzac Girls, Janet King, Paper Giants, Devil’s Dust, An Accidental Soldier, The Straights, Crownies and Dance Academy. Yet up until his early thirties he was working in politics - until he decided to defect to study at AFTRS, the Australian Film Television and Radio School. His most recent achievements are the second series of the tripped-out sketch comedy series ‘Soulmates’ starring Christiaan Van Vuuren and Nick Boshier (aka The Bondi Hipsters) as well as what is sure to be one of the countries biggest TV events of the year, the political drama Secret City which premier’s on Foxtel’s Showcase this Sunday, June 5. Though he is incredibly modest, I did get him to open up about his process - some of which I witnessed first-hand as Greg and I have been housemates over the past few years. An absolute culture vulture, Greg is constantly absorbing information and inspiration around what he is interested in – or about the world that is relevant to what he is creating. He sees every play, every major TV drama, and every time I asked him if he’d heard of a podcast, he was all over it. He is also an indie music boffin and a regular attendee of alt music festival ‘Splendour in the Grass’. Talk about ‘filling your well’! I was very happy to sit down with my friend and reluctant mentor, Greg Waters.

@PaulDeach talks to Janet King at a special thank you event for volunteers at #Frimley Park Hospital who helped to raise funds for the Saving Tiny Lives Appeal.

Kids Now is a youth mentoring organization based out of Toronto that equips youth with essential life-success skills that enable them to make positive choices, increase their self-awareness, confidence and communication skills. With the right skills and dedicated mentors youth have the power to reach their full potential. Created by a Canadian educator, Janet King, who saw a need to complement the existing school curriculum with life skills development, kids.now has a proud tradition of helping youth, their families and communities.  Since 1999, kids.now has empowered more than 11,000 youth across Canada, in more than 1,000 free after school in-school group mentoring programs.  Mentoring-based programs like kids.now are widely recognized as contributing to strong, safe and healthy communities. Janet joins HCL Radio to discuss the program and the impact that its had on today's youth.Kids Now is aimed at grades 7 and 8, the ideal window of opportunity to teach youth key life skills they need NOW, before problems start to arise, to avoid dropping out of high school or getting into trouble and endangering their future income and employability. To learn more about the program or find out how you can become involved, please visit http://www.kidsnowcanada.orgHCL Radio - Where developing leaders is more then just a game!

Kids Now is a youth mentoring organization based out of Toronto that equips youth with essential life-success skills that enable them to make positive choices, increase their self-awareness, confidence and communication skills. With the right skills and dedicated mentors youth have the power to reach their full potential. Created by a Canadian educator, Janet King, who saw a need to complement the existing school curriculum with life skills development, kids.now has a proud tradition of helping youth, their families and communities.  Since 1999, kids.now has empowered more than 11,000 youth across Canada, in more than 1,000 free after school in-school group mentoring programs.  Mentoring-based programs like kids.now are widely recognized as contributing to strong, safe and healthy communities. Janet joins HCL Radio to discuss the program and the impact that its had on today's youth.Kids Now is aimed at grades 7 and 8, the ideal window of opportunity to teach youth key life skills they need NOW, before problems start to arise, to avoid dropping out of high school or getting into trouble and endangering their future income and employability. To learn more about the program or find out how you can become involved, please visit http://www.kidsnowcanada.orgHCL Radio - Where developing leaders is more then just a game!