Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Stynes

Daisy, Damo & Joey are back for a monster Midweek Rub! Paul Curtis' suspension was unpopular with everyone, Jamarra is officially on leave, Jack Crisp breaks Jim Stynes' record, Sydney's worrying slump continues & all the tips for the weekend! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reilly O'Brien is an AFL player who is currently the first-choice ruckman for the Adelaide Crows. He has played for the Crows since 2014. As well as having a successful career in the AFL, O'Brien holds a medical science degree from Flinders University and a Master of Neuroscience from King's College. In 2024, O'Brien received the Jim Stynes award for his advocacy work relating to mental health with South Australian school students. On this episode of BASED, Senator Antic and Reilly O'Brien discuss life in the AFL, the impact of neuroscience on preventing concussions in football, Jordan Peterson, and more.

Melbourne skipper Max Gawn stops by ahead of a mammoth Round 1. The team discuss this weekend's clash with GWS as part of the first ever Jim's Game - honouring Demons legend Jim Stynes. Gawn also reveals some fresh faces will be unveiled this weekend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the annual very best of the year episode!!  2024 was a massive year for our show full of huge growth in many areas and it's always humbling to look back on what was achieved and of course reminisce on the biggest moments from the year of the show.  As always, we split this episode into four main categories which are the most shocking, funniest, insightful and best of uncut. And trust us, it is so hard to choose which moments go in where and more importantly, the incredible moments that miss out!  So we begin with the most shocking which includes Howie sharing the moment he almost lost his life, Andrew Rule on the crime that goes on under our nose, Mike Sheahan's biggest threats and Paddy Kisnorbo's dangerous tunnel fight in the UK.  The funniest category will have you in stitches as it features comedian's Ben Price & Lawrence Mooney, "Razor" Ray Chamberlain's hilarious umpire kit story, Mark Philippoussis' dumbest tennis injury and Brian Taylor's infamous Triple M boat trip!  In the insightful category we have a wide range kicking off with Jules Lund's Jim Stynes' impact. Then we hear Adrian Richardson's best cooking tips, Tony Doherty's opinion on steroids, Jeff Morgan's jail experience and Abbey Holmes' journey to where she is today. This category will inspire you and teach you a wide range of things that will make you the most insightful person in the room!  Finally, we turn our attention to the best of Uncut in 2024 which is hilarious. We look back at our 200th episode and the fears segment, the infamous text roulette and the rudest acts!  Again, we couldn't do the show without you all listening and we truly appreciate each and every one of you. Thank you for being part of the show in 2024, we hope this re-jogs the memory of some of the best bits and may inspire you to tune into an episode you ordinarily wouldn't!  Have a safe New Year and we will see you in 2025!!    Here is the episode numbers featured in this episode.  Mark Howard - 221  Andrew Rule - 205  Mike Sheahan - 195  Patrick Kisnorbo - 190  Ben Price - 216  Ray Chamberlain - 203  Lawrence Mooney - 194  Mark Philippoussis - 185  Brian Taylor - 225  Jules Lund - 223  Adrian Richardson - 215  Tony Doherty - 211  Jeff Morgan - 182  Abbey Holmes - 208  Uncut 200  Uncut 222  Uncut 214    This episode is brought to you by Fleet Plant Hire Solutions. Head to www.fph.com.au for all your earth moving needs!  Check out Victoria's greatest Ford Dealership at www.bayfordford.com.au  Check out the new 725 Series at Tour Edge Golf Official Site | Golf Clubs, Golf Bags  Look good, smell good, feel good through Milkman's grooming products! www.milkmanaustralia.com    Follow us on Instagram @dosandd_ Follow us on TikTok @dosandd  Watch & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel here - Dos and D - YouTube Follow us on Facebook here - The Dos & D Show | Facebook  Questions & Enquiries - thedosanddshow@gmail.com 

Jules Lund is a TV Presenter, Radio Personality, Documentary Maker & the Founder of Tribe! He has presented many TV shows over the years, including over 400 episodes of Getaway, Postcards, Australia's Funniest Home Videos and the Logies.  This episode has everything! And when we say everything...we mean EVERYTHING! And when it comes to Jules...expect the unexpected.  And for the first time in Dos & D history, we had to walk off set during the interview to confront something NOBODY saw coming!  Jules takes us behind the scenes of his incredible media career and the unorthodox rise he had into the industry. He shares how hard he worked at his craft, his early contracts, saying "yes" and the opportunities that came with it.  Plus, we take a look at some of his highlights and hear what made his radio show unmissable including the famous " blackout challenge"!  We hear about his incredible bond with the late Jim Stynes and why Jim was so special to him. Jules shares some of Jim's analogies and why he still thinks about him so much to this very day. Plus, why watching "Every Heat Beats True" documentary (that Jules made) is so gut-wrenching to sit through.  Jules takes us behind the curtain of Tribe and the business model behind it.  You'll hear why Jules is so passionate about that world, how the idea came up and why the model gives so many people a better chance of doing what they dream of doing!  The Bayford Ford mystery box returns and the brand new Tour Edge "Show and Tell" segment debuts for its first run which is not to be missed.  Like we said, this episode has it all. Belly laughs, tears, reflection, humility, unreal stories and the guy who interrupted the show!  Enjoy our chat with the legend himself, Jules Lund.    Follow Jules on Instagram @juleslund  Work with Tribe - TRIBE | Influencer Marketing Platform For Brands & Agencies    This episode is brought to you by Fleet Plant Hire Solutions. Head to www.fph.com.au for all your earth moving needs!  Check out Victoria's greatest Ford Dealership at www.bayfordford.com.au  Check out the new 725 Series at Tour Edge Golf Official Site | Golf Clubs, Golf Bags  Look good, smell good, feel good through Milkman's grooming products! www.milkmanaustralia.com    Follow us on Instagram @dosandd_ Follow us on TikTok @dosandd  Watch & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel here - Dos and D - YouTube Follow us on Facebook here - The Dos & D Show | Facebook  Questions & Enquiries - thedosanddshow@gmail.com  It would mean the world to us if you could follow, subscribe and leave a 5-star review on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

Max Gawn is the current captain of the Melbourne Football Club in the AFL.  Gawn has come a very long way from a tall, lanky, jovial 18 year old to become the modern day great that he is. A 7x All-Australian ruck, Gawn became the Demons first premiership captain in 2021 since the 1964 season.  A lot of Gawn's leadership journey can be traced back to the late and great President Jim Stynes. Stynes passed away in 2012 but his legacy lives on through the Melbourne #11 jumper, and the values he instilled in Gawn during their time together at the Demons.  Learn. Lead. Collaborate. Start your leadership journey today. Head to Aleda Collective to find out more about our signature, cross industry collaboration program, Aleda Connect. Curated and facilitated by experts, running for 8 fortnightly sessions, Aleda Connect is the learning experience of a life-time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Max Gawn joined the very first edition of Triple M Breakfast with Rosie, Wil & Daisy to discuss everything going on in the footy world!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daisy Thomas, Abbey Holmes and Jay Clark's key take away's from round 17. The frustrating thing about the Blues, a beautiful moment for the son of a great & a grim outlook for the Roos -----------

Matt Clinch is joined by Boomer Harvey and Adam Ramanauskas to chat about when and not if Dimma Hardwick comes back and what it means for Irishman Zach Tuohy to equal Jim Stynes' games played record. Sydney coach John Longmire stops by to chat about the drawn match with Geelong and Mark Williams also joins the team to talk about being inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame.

Matt Clinch is joined by Boomer Harvey and Adam Ramanauskas to chat about when and not if Dimma Hardwick comes back and what it means for Irishman Zach Tuohy to equal Jim Stynes' games played record. Sydney coach John Longmire stops by to chat about the drawn match with Geelong and Mark Williams also joins the team to talk about being inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame.

Damian Barrett and Nat Edwards bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily. The Lions flex their muscles (0:00); Where this leaves the Tigers (4:35); How will the Swans compete against Geelong? (6:05); Zach Tuohy equals Jim Stynes' record (7:55); North Melbourne's coaching situation (11:46); A huge test for the Bombers (16:00); League-wide team news (19:25) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fergus Watts' professional AFL career came to a premature end in his early 20s following multiple injuries. While Ferg was initially unsure where to go next and who he was without football, he went on to found Bastion, one of the largest independent marketing agencies in Australia.  Ferg is now the CEO of The Reach Foundation, a not-for-profit dedicated to inspiring young people to be themselves and to build better connections – with themselves and others. He credits an early interaction with the AFL great, Jim Stynes (at a Reach school workshop) as giving him the resilience to forge a path forward.  Ferg is today's guest on our radio show Brainwaves where he will talk about his life after footy, his career and The Reach Foundation.  Join host Evan Douglas-Smith and tune in at 5pm (AET) on 3CR Community Radio! https://www.3cr.org.au/streaming Ferg is today's guest on our radio show Brainwaves where he will talk about his life after footy, career and The Reach Foundation.  Join host Evan Douglas-Smith and tune in at 5pm (AET) on 3CR Community Radio!

Naughtsie, Marca and Adzy were accompanied by a former Melbourne star in the studio, as they reviewed the clinical performance against the Dogs, while The Ox tells us who is his current favourite is, lauds the late great Jim Stynes. plus a whole lot more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former AFL footballer turned entrepreneur. The late great Jim Stynes, who was the co-founder of Reach came to Fergus' school and led a program that had an immense impact on him and led him to pursue a career that would see him do immense good.  Reach is a foundation that helps support over 40,000 kids a year. Their aim is to create generations of confident, self-aware, passionate young people who can shape the world to be a better place. Unpack it all with Luke Darcy, and hear how Fergus moved through entrepreneurship, after a career in the AFL.  Head to Aleda Collective and take the empowering leaders indicator tool to understand the impact you have on your environment Learn. Lead. Collaborate.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian and Jim Stynes were prominent Irish footballers known for their GAA  and Aussie rules achievements. This week Brian chats about his young life in Dublin, his early influences, and the opportunity to play professionally in Melbourne. He tells us why he returned to Dublin in 1994 to play for the Dublin senior team and achieved a personal goal of winning an All-Ireland medal in 1995. This proved to be the highlight of his football career and he shares this story with us.  Brian and Jim were best friends as well as brothers. We chat about how Jim became the gold standard in the AFL, recording 264 appearances for Melbourne. Brian had his own stint with Melbourne and he talks about being drafted by Melbourne, playing professionally for 4 years, and what that meant to him.  His whole family including his mother, father, brother, and sisters now live in Melbourne which has become their home. Sadly Jim passed away in 2012 from cancer., Brian talks to us about this, his legacy, and how much Jim meant to him.

Neil says this interview is one of the "most memorable" moments of his broadcasting career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Naughtsie, Nuggo and Adzy who's back from his trip are in the studio and they're pumped up, talking through the massive clash against the Pies, how we can strangle them and we talk through the 'Round For Reach' and Jim Stynes' amazing legacy.

Ahead of the 'Round for Reach' this weekend, Reach Foundation CEO Fergus Watts joined Garry and Tim in the studio to explain why they're asking everyone to "be like Jim (Stynes)" this weekend, how you can help their cause, and to discuss the biggest challenges facing the youth of today.

Nathan Buckley on the contract scenario between Jordan De Goey and Collingwood, Sam Edmund gave the context around the TikTok of Jack Ginnivan and Isaac Quaynor, Australia's goalkeeping hero Andrew Redmayne after World Cup qualification, Andrew Voss ahead of Origin II in Perth, and Fergus Watts shared his first experience with the Reach Foundation and the late Jim Stynes.

Laura Turner's guest this week is Fergus Watts. Fergus is a businessman, former AFL Player and current CEO of The Reach Foundation, Fergus Watts.Originally from England, Watts was educated at Wesley College before being selected as a first round draft pick for the Adelaide Crows in the 2003 AFL Draft, before an injury marred his career by 2007, forcing him to retire from footballing competitions.After football, and at just 23 years old, Fergus then started his own entertainment, sports and marketing agency which became Bastion Collective. Bastion Collective evolved over the years to accommodate more than 100 employees, with offices around the world and evolved to have various subsidiaries to ensure that the markets that they were in were being effectively catered for, and today is valued as a $20 billion company and is continuing to grow each day.Fergus has has just been named the CEO of The Reach Foundation, an organisation that is looking to tackle the mental health crisis head on. Fergus considers himself lucky to have gone through the the program 20 years ago as a member of the St. Kilda Football Club, when The Reach Foundation was run by the late, great Jim Stynes.Listen to his amazing story, journey and the inspiration to join The Reach Foundation, and how he is still managing to inspire and lead others into a better future!#TobinBrothers #CelebratingLives #SayItNow #ListenNow

How the lunch offering at Fox Footy needs to improve, and how Jim Stynes was a "moral compass" for Garry, before Bucks defended Collingwood forward Jack Ginnivan following Kane Cornes' criticism on Sunday (30:13), 'The Buck Stops Here' on the mental hurdle of the opening round, Luke Beveridge "owning" his mistakes, the narrative around Brad Hill and plenty more (39:53), Sam Edmund with news on suspensions, injuries and Carlton (1:06:27), Barry Hall ahead of his 'Turf War' bout with Sonny Bill Williams (1:14:15), Questions Without Notice (1:20:47), and Sydney Swans defender Paddy McCartin (1:44:47).

How the catering at Fox Footy could improve, how Jim Stynes became a moral compass for Garry, where deli meats in South Australia differ from Victoria, why matching similarly-placed teams in the opening round should be the standard from now on, and more.

This week we go back in time with Melbourne midfielder Glenn Lovett. Glenn reminisces about his careers, reflects on some of his favourite moments and people in the game. Glenn, a player that battled many injuries during his career speaks about playing for the club he barracked for, playing alongside the great Jim Stynes, the merger talks with Hawthorn and Melbourne's breakthrough premiership win. A great listen with our seventh member of 'The 90's Club Footy Podcast'.

This morning, a moral dilemma! ... if you were on the waiting list for a heart, would you take the heart of a serial killer? The result was unanimous. Also, Soda gave us his thoughts on Perth hosting the AFL Grand FInal (with only one criticism); Port Power's Travis Boak talked the AFL Grand FInal, Ollie Wines winning the Brownlow and his own award of the Jim Stynes medal and on a serious note, Soda opened up about his battle with depression & we took a call from an emotional depression sufferer who wanted to congratulate Soda. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning, a moral dilemma! ... if you were on the waiting list for a heart, would you take the heart of a serial killer? The result was unanimous. Also, Soda gave us his thoughts on Perth hosting the AFL Grand FInal (with only one criticism); Port Power's Travis Boak talked the AFL Grand FInal, Ollie Wines winning the Brownlow and his own award of the Jim Stynes medal and on a serious note, Soda opened up about his battle with depression & we took a call from an emotional depression sufferer who wanted to congratulate Soda.

How a connection with the late Melbourne champion Jim Stynes led him to support the Demons, and more.

Martin Flanagan is a much loved Australian sportswriter, known for his lyrical phrase and passion for stories that intertwine sport and culture. In 2018 he delivered a monologue in praise of Melbourne Football Club legends, and also ordinary supporter and officials. It is a majestic piece, 'Thinking about you, Ron Barassi' and it first aired during Preliminary Final week, 2018 on radio station SEN. It's the feature speech of this episode, as Martin discusses his torn allegiances for Grand Final day, having spent lengthy periods as an 'embedded' writer at both Footscray (Western Bulldogs) and Melbourne. He also talks about key figures in the piece, Jim Stynes, Robbie Flower, Liam Jurrah, Sean White, Nathan Jones, and of course Ron Barassi. Because Flanagan wrote a book on the 2016 Bulldogs, 'A Wink from the Universe', he also has stories about Marcus Bontempelli, Tom Liberatore, Bob Murphy and Easton Wood. It's a great grand final episode, covering the Western Bulldogs and the Demons.  You can purchase Tony's 1989: The Great Grand Final here, or email him for a signed a copy. Speakola has a Patreon page which you can join If you want to offer regular support for as little as $3/mth or as much as $20/mth. If it's easier, we also welcome donations in any format and any size, recurring or one off. If you're a regular listener, you can give Tony a financial kick along so he can keep making it! Subscribe to our newsletter if you want a fortnightly email setting out great speeches by theme. Episode supported by GreenSkin™ and PurpleSkin™ avocados at https://greenskinavocados.com.au/. Our new sponsor is the Podcast Reader magazine. It launched in August, Issue 2 out now. For three month free pdf offer, visit podread.org/Speakola and use offer code Speakola. Speakola also has Twitter and Facebook feeds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The lid is off, the cheese platters are out and the Dees are into their first Grand Final in 20 yrs. A history making game regardless of the result to be played in Perth at Optus Stadium Sept 25th 2021. Wazza takes us through some recent dismal history of the Melbourne Football Club from 6 Premierships in 10yrs followed by the curse of Norm Smith, Jim Stynes's 1987 mistake, a Jewish messiah and into the 2021 Grand Final.  ... Off The Wood: Corona with fresh lime Tunes: Melbourne Football Club Theme Song ... Merch site coming soon!  If you want a shirt, sticker, magnet or stuby holder send us a DM on instagram - @1offthewood  

The former Demons champion is in Perth for Melbourne's huge Preliminary final with Geelong.

One of the biggest names and bodies in the league, Max Gawn. Loved this chat with this superstar! Gawny genuinely has an incredible story - from a carefree teenager, to the determined captain of the Melbourne Football Club.As soon as this bloke walked into the studio we realised why this guy is captain - everything you like about him is understated! We touched on it all - some tough years at the Dees, how the culture shifted for the club and the path they're on now, the art of being a ruckman, his love of cycling, aircrafts, hospitality and plenty more!Loved this chat with this great man who is just a star on and off the field. If you liked the ep maybe share it with a mate, follow on Spotify or Subscribe on iTunes!Max Gawn Insta - instagram.com/maxygawn/Wine Bar - instagram.com/eastendwinebar/Patreon - Dyl & Best FriendsPS. If you love the show, and want more... join Dyl & Best Friends on Patreon!! ILY xxx https://www.patreon.com/dylandfriendsContactEmail - enquiries@dylandfriends.comInstagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriendsYoutube - https://www.youtube.com/dylandfriendsFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/dylanandfriendsTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/dylan_buckleyDyl & Friends is produced by Dylan Buckley & Sam Bonser.Damon Jackman of Creative Edge Films is responsible for video and audio production.Bae Juice

The Roos signing explains a family connection to Jim Stynes, how he's working hard to help a young North team gel, and the circumstances of his departure from the GWS Giants.

*Intro*Steven Febey Chat*Jordan & Derek Awards*NRL Chat*Footy Tipping *Goodbyes

Max Gawn is the pinnacle ruckman of the competition. A personality on and off the field who has taken on the responsibility of captaining Melbourne this year. Throughout the chat, Max shares some hilarious stories. He touches on leadership, his journey, life away from sport and the importance of being your unique self. His early career was mainly spent on the sidelines dealing with injuries, which he credits to helping him grow as a person. Spending his whole career at Melbourne Max has been through the ups and downs of professional sport. He addresses the drastic change in Melbourne's season last year. I was lucky enough to see first hand what a inspiring leader Max is. He is an approachable captain that encourages his players to be themselves, which he credits Jim Stynes for in his early years at the demons. The overarching theme from Max is how incredibly important it is for people to be themselves. The pressure in society to fit in can often get in the way of accepting who you are. This episode gives a much needed reminder that it's okay to be your unique self. Stay safe! theathletediaries.net

Shaun Smith joins host Chris Pepper in the latest edition of Lace Out's "A Chat with ..." series. Shaun opens up about the concussions he endured during his VFA/VFL/AFL playing days and how they are affecting him over 20 years later, his time at North Melbourne and Melbourne, his fondness for Jim Stynes and Sean Wight, how he got back to the VFL in 1995 after a year in the VFA, the Mark of the Century and much more. Lace Out: It's how you want your footy! Get the latest on Lace Out's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/laceoutpodcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lace-out/message

Guest’s Background: Tim Reid is the founder and host of Australia and New Zealand’s number one business and marketing podcast – The Small Business Big Marketing Show, which can also be found on all Virgin Australia domestic and international flights. Having launched this hit program seven years ago and with well over 300 episodes under his belt, it regularly ranks on iTunes above the Australian Stock Exchange, Alan Jones, Tim Ferris and even outranks Harvard Business School as the number one business marketing podcast. He has built a global audience of motivated business owners in 110 countries, and he is also the author of The Boomerang Effect, a popular marketing text. Prior to this, he was the marketing manager for Flight Centre and spent ten years working in Australia’s largest advertising agency looking after the advertising needs of Gillette, AXA, Yellow Pages and Dulux. He was also instrumental in helping AFL legend Jim Stynes raise one million dollars for his youth charity, Reach. He now travels the world (having spoken at 63 conferences in eight countries in the past 12-months) showing business owners and marketers how to embrace modern marketing methods – gaining success and increasing profits, without spending a fortune. Website: www.smallbusinessbigmarketing.com How to Create an Excellent Podcast Step 1: Pre-interview research Step 2: Setup the project in a project management tool and folders in a file-sharing tool Step 3: Prepare for the interview Step 4: Conduct the actual interview Step 5: Post-production of the interview Step 6: Create and upload show notes to the website Step 7: Share the podcast episode on various social media platforms Support the show.

Warwick Green is a journalist, author & former Australian rules player for the St Kilda football club. Warwick is the author of biography's for Jim Stynes, Neale Daniher & my own. 

Our guest for this week is Emeli Paulo, purpose coach, wellbeing activist and founder of Collective Potential.In the last 20 years, Emeli has been working hard on helping people unleash their full potential. She has developed unique internal processes in order to unmask the best version of herself and she will teach you how to apply them to your situation as well. Emeli founded Collective Potential and their main goal is preventative mental health. Her organization allows people to discover their agency and provides them with a supportive community.Her work has been supported by spiritual and business icons such as Oprah Winfrey, Sir Richard Branson, Russell Brand, and Dalai Lama! They have encouraged her and gave her the confidence to create Australia's first united wellbeing movement. Throughout her career, Emeli had the opportunity to work with around 300 000 clients, helping them discover their purpose in life. She was also involved in the organization of over 10 000 workshops, seminars and special events where she had an opportunity to address people directly and across the globe. On her long list of specialties, we can find skills such as professional speaking, presentation skills facilitation skills, team building, culture change and transformation, leadership development.Connect with Emeli:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/collectivepotentialLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emeli-paulo-491a3a13/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/collectivepotential/Website: http://www.collectivepotential.com.auEmeli’s Story of Inspired EvolutionThe event that inspired Emeli to become what she is today was so dramatic that it sounds like something taken from a plot of a Hollywood movie. She was unsuspectingly standing on the street corner when she saw a young woman throw herself in front of a moving car. Luckily, the driver somehow managed to hit the breaks just in time. As Emeli approached her to provide comfort and attempt to calm her down, she learned that the young woman in the street was actually a victim of domestic abuse. She has been driven to the end of her rope, with no one to turn too. Emeli empathized with this woman’s story and she provided her with support when the health and justice system would not. She gave her a place to stay and was there for her in her time of need.As years went by the woman was able to get her life on track and she is confident Emeli played a crucial role in her recovery. From this experience, Emeli discovered her calling and went into the business of purpose coaching with a strong focus on preventative mental health.Emeli is no stranger to adversity. She had lost both of her parents in her youth and sought comfort in the use of drugs. But recreational use slowly but surely masked the problem of addiction she was struggling with.“I had some major addictions in my life… It’s taken me years to pull myself out of the addictions that I’ve had around drug taking and alcoholism.” - Emeli PauloShe was in a bad place but someone saw potential and put their trust in her the way she will go on to do for many. Jim Stynes was a famous AFL footballer and he was the first and only non-Australian-born player to win the Brownlow Medal. After his career in sports, he made his way into philanthropy by co-founding The Reach Foundation which is a youth not-for-profit organization. It was also the place where Emeli developed her skills as an experiential facilitator trainer.Jim Stynes passed away after a struggle with cancer and his death hit Emeli hard along with the rest of the team. However, she knew it was up to her to continue his work and give support to those who need it most.“When he passed away, I knew that I had to continue his work and his legacy to young people.” - Emeli PauloIn her eventful career, she has worked with hundreds of thousands of people but she has also inspired a whole movement of those who are willing to make a difference and help others the same way she is and has been.“I’ve trained over 2000 facilitators in experiential and some people are innate in it and others say I can’t do what you’re doing but you can train into that space.” - Emeli PauloThe Value of Preventative Mental Health“We have an epidemic and I really believe that I can speak the truth to the powers at be after a recent experience that I’ve had because I just think that what you’re doing with Inspired Evolution is saving lives.” - Emeli PauloThis powerful testimonial that Emeli has made about Inspired Evolution is both humbling but also speaking to the point of the alignment in our goals. Collective potential deals in preventative mental health in many different ways and Emeli provides us with insight into the international work she has performed over the years. By helping people find their “why” and discover their true purpose while providing them with the tools and empowering them to strive towards it, Emeli has managed to create a wave of wellbeing both domestically and internationally. The positive effects can’t be statistically represented in a way that would do justice to the work she’s doing.“You can’t know, you can not measure the preventative mental health.” - Emeli PauloEmeli’s Message of Inspired EvolutionTalking to Emeli was such a blessing and the work that she’s done over the years is a massive inspiration. It’s especially lovely how her warmth and kindness are being communicated with ease and when you combine that with her ability to build the momentum around her ideas you can’t be surprised by the huge amount of success she’s had. In the fight for preserving our mental health, she is on the front lines battling each day and bringing in amazing victories. She is very empowered, seeking to empower others and that is reflected in her message of Inspired Evolution:“You have the power to choose how you want your future to be.” - Emeli Paulo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over the years, I've tested dozens of digital productivity tools for setting goals and managing to-do lists. Although digital tools are useful, paper-based daily planners are becoming more popular. MiGoals is an example of an Australian company that sells these type of daily planners online.Co-founder Adam Jelic and his team created a series of daily planners and journals to help writers, entrepreneurs and creatives accomplish more each day. A former soccer player, Jelic started his business as a side-hustle in 2010, while working full-time selling photocopiers.Jelic felt motivated by the regarded Australian Football League Player, the late Jim Stynes, who encouraged people to get out of their comfort zone, face their fears, and do things that matter.So Jelic set a goal of leaving his full-time job to work at MiGoals full-time and support his family. But, how did Jelic turn this goal into reality?--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/becomeawritertoday/messageSupport the show (https://becomeawritertoday.com/join)

In a world with more distractions than ever before, people are flocking to productivity apps and organization tools to try to keep themselves on-task from day to day. With messages, articles, ads and notifications competing for our attention every minute, it’s no surprise that we’re jumping at the promise of a high-tech solution to help us manage our priorities. However is getting your life together really a matter of finding the right app to do it for you? Entrepreneur Adam Jelic doesn’t think so. In an increasingly app-focused market, Adam has found success with his line of artfully-designed goal-setting stationery. Good old-fashioned paper stationery. Unconventional goals Originally from Melbourne, Adam Jelic founded goal-centric stationery company MiGoals in 2010 out of his garage - in true entrepreneurial fashion. It's a bit ironic that becoming a professional planner wasn’t what he originally set out to do. First, Adam took some graphic design classes, had his try at professional soccer, enrolled in and promptly dropped out of university and worked a series of odd jobs. It wasn't until after he got married, started building a house from scratch, and found out he and his wife were expecting their first child that he landed on his golden idea. You could say he’s a man who thrives under pressure. Not content with the “safe” life plan his parents had set out for him—school, more school, and lifelong job security—Adam got comfortable with being uncomfortable from an early age, and decided that taking a few creative risks was well worth it. The Art of Ambition Growing up, Adam was surrounded by people who shied away from big, bold ambitions. He was raised with a strong awareness of barriers—namely, that you needed to start with money and connections, and if you didn’t have those, you’d be better off playing it safe. Adam wasn’t buying it. He set out to prove to his family and friends that it was possible for him to do bigger and better things—all he needed was a plan. “People would say, ‘Stop dreaming! You're a dreamer—get back to reality.’ I was always battling the people around me, to say it was possible to do something.” This determination was what got him fixated on goal-setting as a process, and he drew further inspiration from sources like Steve Jobs and Jim Stynes to help cement his ambition. Do You Need More RAM? So what makes Adam’s MiGoals stationery such a big deal? Mostly, the philosophy behind it. MiGoals planners aren’t just a place to write down your to-do list—it’s a personal coach on paper. Built into each diary is a space for setting your goals, and then taking time to revisit them every single month. By building regular check-ins into the system, Adam has designed the planners to be a far cry from the classic set-it-and-forget-it New Year’s resolutions we’re all too familiar with. He uses the acronym RAM—reflect, acknowledge, move. A lack of reflection, he says, is a big part of why so many people let their ambitions get away from them. If you aren’t revisiting your goals, checking in on your progress and planning your next moves, it can be easy to get off-track. MiGoals builds the RAM check-in right into its day planner, to help users get into the habit of goal assessment. “Life takes over, there's too much noise, we get distracted. And I think what it is is that we're overstimulated. Something new pops up all the time. We're looking for a quick fix, and we don't realize that it takes a lot of work and a lot of willpower.” How To Troubleshoot Your Goals Adam also gives Troy some advice on getting better at sticking with planning tools. It can be tough for anyone to stay focused and motivated enough to keep up with a daily planner, but Adam stresses that it’s all about building momentum. He says not to worry too much about not getting everything done on your to-do list—instead, really take the time to prioritize. Figure out what would be nice to get done, sure, but pare it down to which tasks each week are crucial to advancing toward your goals, and go from there. He also says it’s key to block out some dedicated time every week to do your planning, instead of trying to cram it in at random times when you’re busy and distracted. What’s Next So, what kind of goals does a professional goal-setter have? MiGoals’ products are currently available in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the US, and Adam hopes to expand into Asian markets soon as well. Long-term, he’s still uncertain about venturing into more high-tech solutions, but he is interested in expanding into tools for children, health and fitness goals—and on an even grander scale, he shares his ideas for a MiGoals concept store, a one-stop life organisation shop. Resources Steve Jobs’ “Connecting the Dots” commencement speech “Heroes” by Jim Stynes, Jon Carnegie and Paul Currie MiGoals official website The Eisenhower Matrix

The widow of the great Jim Stynes, Samantha joined the show to talk about how much the big win meant to the family and would have meant to Jim on Friday night.

Australia's most entertaining & motivating marketing keynote speaker. Host of The Small Business Big Marketing Show. He has launched this hit program seven years ago and with well over 300 episodes under his belt, it regularly ranks on iTunes above the Australian Stock Exchange, Alan Jones, Tim Ferris and even outranks Harvard Business School as the number one business marketing podcast. He has built a global audience of motivated business owners in 110 countries, and also the author of The Boomerang Effect, a popular marketing text. Prior to this, Tim was the marketing manager for Flight Centre and spent ten years working in Australia’s largest advertising agency looking after the advertising needs of Gillette, AXA, Yellow Pages and Dulux. Tim Reid was also instrumental in helping AFL legend Jim Stynes raise one million dollars for his youth charity, Reach. He now travels the world (having spoken at 63 conferences in eight countries in the past 12-months) showing business owners and marketers how to embrace modern marketing methods – gaining success and increasing profits, without spending a fortune. The bottomline? There’s never been a better time to market anything. Ever!

Tom Bell has spent the last fifteen years speaking to people in a real, honest and impactful manner.He began working with groups of people through The Reach Foundation, with the legendary AFL player, Jim Stynes.He has worked with over 100,000 people: from high-level corporate executives, professional athletes to your everyday teenager. His work evolved from working with Jim into the organisation Tomorrow Man.They’re mission is to disrupt the stereotypes that surround what it means to be an Australian man.What does it mean to be a bloke today?And what do we want it to look like tomorrow?The tide is changing for men young and old and the outdated stereotype is leaving some of our mates, dads, sons, uncles, teammates, workmates and brothers stranded without the tools for a healthy life.In today’s world a lot of men are suffering as a result of not being able to open up emotionally.Holding everything together, not showing vulnerability, being the mate, the partner, the dad, the brother without a space to let go and be supported is taking its toll.Suicide is the biggest killer in Australian men between 15-44.This podcast was an emotional one for me after losing my brother, Sam to suicide last year.Yet, part of me wants to learn and understand suicide more and to be able to play a part in suicide prevention. More needs to be done. Through my own grief after Sam’s death I realised just how important our connections are with the people we love in order to find strength and resilience. I feel as a woman that asking for support is something that’s accepted. Yet I’ve watched a lot of men that I care deeply for suffer from the pain of mental illness, from ex-boyfriends, to friends to my brother, and also those men who have been my patients.I’ve heard a consistent message from them that they don’t always feel ok with sharing their struggles and vulnerabilities or in getting help, and that’s really something I wanted to learn more from Tom about.I found out about Tom when I called my friend Claire Eardley for some support: Claire’s son Kai sadly ended his own life in 2016. She has since started the kaifella foundation and has raised over $100,000.To quote Claire from the website:I believe a peer-based program available to young men, which helps to erase the tough macho stigma associated with our Australian male culture, and provides them with some skills to navigate mental illness and crises they will inevitably endure in life, is an important piece of education that is not available in our education curriculum today.If you wish to donates will go directly to support delivery of the program, Man Up, currently being delivered in Victoria and Ireland by Tomorrow Man facilitators Tom (who you hear in this interview) and Tom Harkin.Tomorrow Man.Tomorrow Man aim to disrupt and evolve the stereotype of masculinity - where did the rules originate and who made them?They want to redefine what it means to be a man and provide a relevant emotional skill set that can be applied in the real world for the men of today and tomorrow.Enabling men to strengthen their emotional muscle allows them to develop stronger supportive relationships, express themselves with clarity and confidence when under pressure and most importantly gives them the ability to ask for support when they need it without feeling weak or like a failure.They work in education, sporting clubs professional and amateur, workplaces and partner with aligned brands on unique projects with a social impact. Tom and I caught up at Hotel Miami – a new co-work, studio and event space. They were wonderful hosts to us with this podcast and I just want to give a little shout out to Darren for letting us use the family heirlooms for this interview.I hope you enjoy this episode with Tom BellJess xx 

An absolute courageous woman with a heart of gold. Sam shares her story. A down to earth woman, who despite the challenges she has faced, turns up everyday to give back to the community and people all around her. An episode recorded in Sam's home, eating doritos, enjoying an open chat as her home filtered with their kids and friends. A fabulous woman. xx

The Sherrin name is synonymous with AFL. The company was founded in 1880 by Thomas William Sherrin, after he created a new shape that made the ball rounder at the points, so that it would bounce more evenly and made it easier to kick. Syd Sherrin is the fourth generation maker of footballs, and he joined us to chat more about the game.     0-6:57 minute mark – Luke & Susie intro, commercial, listeners' commentaries, opinions and suggestions. 6:58 minute mark – Guest: football maker Syd Sherrin, family history, American company Spalding. 9:00 minute mark - Sherrin's footballs as the official brand and football supplier of the AFL. 9:58 minute mark – Syd's special handmade footballs. 11:00 minute mark – Syd loves to continue T.W. Sherrin's legacy on making handmade ball even if his retired. 12:15 minute mark – takes Syd Sherrin a month to make a handmade ball, including doing other stuff. 14:00 minute mark – wager, black and white, the old football games traditions, games and grand finals. 15:34 minute mark – The Reach foundation. 17:00 minute mark –The Irish heritage, The reach Foundation was established in 1994 by Jim Stynes to encourage self-belief and confidence in teenagers throughout Australia. 18:00 minute mark – Syd was inspired by Stynes wonderful cause. 18:20 minute mark – Styne as the player who gives most to the community, Stynes being taken away by cancer. 19:00 minute mark – Handmade with Love – Syd Sherrin. 19:30 minute mark – The leather used in making a football, when cured can last forever. 20:00 minute mark – Syd engagement present to her wife was handmade football. 21:00 minute mark – Syd's romance story, one day Syd looked for the football he gave her wife and found it on their bed, her wife replied “The ball smells like you dear”. 22:00 minute mark – Syd's married now for 35 years. 22:20 minute mark – Syd's social media info and closing part. Add all sponsors links:   Christian Connection: christianconnection.com Christian Super: http://www.christiansuper.com.au/   Add links to the guest/s websites/products: Syd Sherrin: http://www.sydsherrin.com.au/

Boom!  Sweet catch-ups by me and my dirty pornstar moustache with Tribe App founder, radio personality & TV presenter, Jules Lund about his recent foray into the digital space and the launch of game-changing influencer platform, Tribe app. Reebok, Sony Music, Grill’d, Contiki, Paramount Pictures and American Express are just a few brands who have jumped on board this self-serve platform designed to match Australia's most influential people with brands around the country. And I’m not just talking celebrities, I am talking about everyday Australians who have built their own personal brands through early adoption, well crafted social media content and have built audiences in beauty, fashion, sport, health, travel and entertainment just by staying true to who they are and being themselves. There are over 250,000 people in Australia with more than 5,000 followers on either Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and this is the perfect opportunity for both brands and influencers to not only cash in on a mutually beneficial relationship, but connect people with brands they want, build communities that individuals can feel a part of and create the most wonderful premium content, which in turn works to turn the tide against our social media newsfeeds being consistently populated by overly branded garbage that so many misguided brands strive to push upon consumers. Jules and I chat about those moments when you scare the f*ck out of yourself by taking a leap of faith, being hypnotised and inspired by former AFL footballer and mentor, Jim Stynes, Adele and fake Wiki facts,  mindfulness and Smiling Mind, the wonderful guidance of Matt Berriman and Jane Martino who have helped take Tribe to another level, Sony, One Direction and a 1D fan earned some serious cash money for nail art on Instagram.. yes, I’m serious... This podcast is one for the entrepreneurs, marketers and start-up fiends… it’s all about empowering people, influencers creating amazing content the way they want to create it and getting paid for the pleasure. Super cool chats with Jules Lund… yes, let’s get amongst it! Download Tribe App on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/tribe-influencer/id1023648479?mt=8 Tweet Jules Lund and Tribe App on the Twitters & let him know you heard of Tribe here first. https://twitter.com/juleslund https://twitter.com/tribe Follow the Tribe on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tribeinfluence/ And check out more about Tribe influencer app via tribegroup.co  Hit Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet up on social media: Twitter @hotndelicious  Instagram @hotndelicious Facebook.com/HotnDelicious Hot & Delicious YouTube - Ballistyx Snowboard Show, interviews & more. For 'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet' podcast articles, travel blog series and more head to: www.hotndelicious.wordpress.com

Boom! Sweet catch-ups by me and my dirty pornstar moustache with Tribe App founder, radio personality & TV presenter, Jules Lund about his recent foray into the digital space and the launch of game-changing influencer platform, Tribe app.Reebok, Sony Music, Grill’d, Contiki, Paramount Pictures and American Express are just a few brands who have jumped on board this self-serve platform designed to match Australia's most influential people with brands around the country.And I’m not just talking celebrities, I am talking about everyday Australians who have built their own personal brands through early adoption, well crafted social media content and have built audiences in beauty, fashion, sport, health, travel and entertainment just by staying true to who they are and being themselves.There are over 250,000 people in Australia with more than 5,000 followers on either Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and this is the perfect opportunity for both brands and influencers to not only cash in on a mutually beneficial relationship, but connect people with brands they want, build communities that individuals can feel a part of and create the most wonderful premium content, which in turn works to turn the tide against our social media newsfeeds being consistently populated by overly branded garbage that so many misguided brands strive to push upon consumers. Jules and I chat about those moments when you scare the f*ck out of yourself by taking a leap of faith, being hypnotised and inspired by former AFL footballer and mentor, Jim Stynes, Adele and fake Wiki facts,  mindfulness and Smiling Mind, the wonderful guidance of Matt Berriman and Jane Martino who have helped take Tribe to another level, Sony, One Direction and a 1D fan earned some serious cash money for nail art on Instagram.. yes, I’m serious...This podcast is one for the entrepreneurs, marketers and start-up fiends… it’s all about empowering people, influencers creating amazing content the way they want to create it and getting paid for the pleasure.Super cool chats with Jules Lund… yes, let’s get amongst it!Download Tribe App on iTunesTweet Jules Lund and Tribe App on the Twitters & let him know you heard of Tribe here first.Follow the Tribe on InstagramAnd check out more about Tribe influencer app via tribegroup.co Hit Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet up on social media:Twitter @hotndelicious Instagram @hotndeliciousFacebook.com/HotnDelicious Hot & Delicious YouTube - Ballistyx Snowboard Show, interviews & more. For 'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet' podcast articles, travel blog series and more head to: www.hotndelicious.wordpress.com  

Get your Marketing Sorted with Tim Reid Tim Reid, or more affectionately known as ‘Timbo’ is the host of Australia’s number one marketing show, ‘Small Business Big Marketing’. Tim spent 20 years in the corporate marketing world looking after global brands including Yellow Pages, Gillette and Dulux. He was marketing manager for Flight Centre and worked alongside Jim Stynes at Reach to bring to life their most profitable fundraising event ever raising over $1M. * Press play above to listen to this weeks Podcast * Tim has interviewed over 200 business owners on his show and is a successful business owner in his own right. During this interview you will hear about some of the successes that his guests have had and how you too can get your marketing sorted! In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: ** What is ‘Branding’ v ‘Building a Brand’ ** Some simple but very effective marketing strategies ** What Tim calls ‘Helpful Marketing’ and why you need to know about it! ** 5 marketing success stories Resources mentioned in this episode: ** timreid.com.au ** smallbusinessbigmarketing.com ** Subscribe to Timbo's show in iTunes Have Ben answer your question: Like Rob did with his question in this weeks episode of Business Brain Food, you too can leave a message for Ben Fewtrell. If you have a particular business, sales or even marketing question that you can't seem to find the answer to; click on the 'Record your Question' tab to the right and tell us what it is. If your question is chosen, not only will it be answered by Ben but you will also get a copy of Brad Sugars latest book, Buying Customers. Until next time, have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell

Wil and Charlie discuss how they'd split research for the show, praise the amazing work of Jim Stynes and lay down the ground rules for messing with someone's Old Lady.