Podcast appearances and mentions of louise wallace

The concept of psychopathy is often associated with violent criminals, However, psychopathy exists on a spectrum, meaning individuals can exhibit mild to severe traits. Guest: Dr. Louise Wallace, Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Leicester Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seg 1: Can psychopathy make you more successful? The concept of psychopathy is often associated with violent criminals, However, psychopathy exists on a spectrum, meaning individuals can exhibit mild to severe traits. Guest: Dr. Louise Wallace, Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Leicester Seg 2: View From Victoria: Throwing in the towel Another BC United MLA is throwing in the towel. Michael Lee, twice a candidate for party leadership, has decided not to run again. We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer. Seg 3: The Weekly Cecchini Check-in for Jul 12, 2024 President Biden once again came under fire for mixing up his words and appearing out of place during a press conference this week. Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent for Global New Seg 4: Should we be scared of flying? Recent news of turbulent flights and mechanical failures have exacerbated a pervasive fear experienced by nervous flyers.  Guest: Dr. Robert Bor, Director of the Centre for Aviation Psychology Seg 5: What was the final verdict in the Jeremy Skibicki trial? Jeremy Skibicki has been convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of four women in Winnipeg. He faces a life sentence with no parole for 25 years. Guest: Kathleen Martens, Reporter for APTN News Seg 6: Kickin' it with the Caps for Jul 12, 2024 Off to St. Louis will play there tomorrow. It's the last game away from a long stretch of consecutive away games. Guest: Vanni Sartini, Coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps Seg 7: Should BC expand its safer supply program? Dr. Bonnie Henry's report presents a stark critique of current drug policies in British Columbia, particularly in light of their role in exacerbating the overdose crisis. Guest: Dr. Julian Somers, Distinguished Professor of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Louise Ward of Wardini Books reviews Ash by Louise Wallace published by Te Herenga Waka University Press

Today Claire talks to Jesse about The Unsettled by Richard Shaw, Otherhood, a forthcoming anthology and Ash by Louise Wallace.

A very special edition of 'The Week That Was' this week. We went LIVE to world with your old mate DG joined by ACT Party leader David Seymour, and broadcaster, presenter and Real Housewife Louise Wallace. Up for discussion today: Election 2023. The tragic Lauren Dickason trial. New Zealand's hosting of the FIFA Women's World Cup. And we look at those bloody petrol prices.. Plus I give away the Trade Depot vouchers for the best correspondence of the week, and I have two 'Wankers of the Week'. I might need to invoice for some overtime I reckon...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Successful Psychopathy Scale is being developed to assess “positive” psychopathic traits in the general population to challenge the negative stereotypes associated with psychopathy. Guest: Dr. Louise Wallace, Doctoral Researcher at Nottingham Trent University and Lecturer in Forensic Psychology at Derby University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seg 1: A Successful Psychopathy Scale is being developed to assess “positive” psychopathic traits in the general population to challenge the negative stereotypes associated with psychopathy. Guest: Dr. Louise Wallace, Doctoral Researcher at Nottingham Trent University and Lecturer in Forensic Psychology at Derby University Seg 2: Have you ever lost your job for something very minor? Guest: Scott Shantz, Contributor for Mornings with Simi Seg 3: View From Victoria: We get an update on the missing middle housing plan that Victoria was the first to adopt. But it's not going well in Victoria with No takeup so far. We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer. Seg 4: There's been a 400% increase in requests for dental records to identify deceased individuals in Ontario since 2022. This is part of a broader effort to enhance investigative procedures and streamline victim identification. Guest: Dr. Joe Adserias-Garriga, Forensic Anthropologist and Forensic Odontologist at Mercyhurst University Seg 5: Are we seeing the return of the corporate retreat? With more businesses doing all their work online, companies are looking to re-engage their employees. Guest: Danielle Riddle, Corporate Travel Expert, Founder and CEO of Inspired Travel. Seg 6: Going inside the reasons that a tick bite can cause a red meat allergy in some people. Guest: Dr. Miriam Hanna, Associate Clinical Professor in Pediatrics at McMaster University and Pediatrics Chair of the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Seg 7: Why is there a disproportionate amount of online child sexual exploitation cases in BC, and how do these situations need to be addressed and subsequently prevented? Guest: Dr. Kaitlynn Mendes, Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at Western University and Canada Research Chair in Inequality and Gender Seg 8: Most navigation apps provide the fastest and most eco-friendly routes, but what if they could suggest the safest route to minimize crash risks as well? Guest: Tarek Ghoul, Graduate Student at the University of British Columbia Specializing in Transportation Safety and Lead Researcher for the Study Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today Catherine talks to Jesse about Shy by Max Porter, poetry books Calamities by Jane Arthur and This is a story about your mother by Louise Wallace. Her final book is a memoir called Laughing in the Dark by Barbara Else.

Louise Wallace - Poet Louise Wallace talks about new collection This Is A Story About Your Mother. Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz

Welcome to the Cross Border Interviews With Chris Brown, Today's guest is the Salmon Arm (BC) Councillor Louise Wallace Richmond ******************** Visit www.crossborderinterviews.ca for more details and a list of all the links mentioned during this interview. The Cross Border Interview Podcast was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc © 2023

In tonight's 'best of' episode... Byron C Clark and Sina Brown-Davis talk about the arrest of Kelvyn Alp and Hannah Spierer Conspiracy Theorists are always wrong - Volume 2 COVID related cardiac arrests Karen Plunket is at it again Louise Wallace thinks fat people are icky Prof Michael Plank on cancelling the COVID traffic light system2 Come be part of the team by joining us on Patreon. Visit www.patreon.com/BigHairyNews

Former lawyer. CEO of Startup Queenstown Lakes and the catalyst for the #MeToo movement in NZ, Olivia Wensley, joins us to tell her story of helping a 22-year-old woman and her mother escape Gloriavale after coming and going to the West Coast community for 6 years undercover. Louise Wallace has a pretty disgusting take on obese people being 'normalised' and seen by the public on billboards or as part of advertising campaigns We delve into the research that found that about three quarters of the mis and disinformation that came out during the so-called "anti mandate protest" at parliament came from 12 sources. The much viral clip on Krystal Ball on Real Time with Bill Maher has been seen by many, however what does the clip tell us about inflation and petrol prices.

Jan 6th Committee with disinformation researcher Byron C Clark Death threats against Jacinda Ardern with Dr Suze Wilson The Cabinet reshuffle Follow up on Louise Wallace and the fall out from her 'fat' comments

We're 100! Thanks so much for your continued listenership lovelies! We had a chat about our growth, Louise Wallace's opinions on plus size models on the telly and much much more.IF YOU LIKE OUR MESSAGE PLEASE SHARE THE SHOW!Opening NumberYou Give Me Somethin-Jamiroquai                                                                     Please Donatehttps://www.vinnies.org.au/page/Find_Help/Flood_appeal/WEBSITEwellbasicallypod.comFollow us @wellbasicallypodcast, @wellbasicallymikey, @katiefisherfit and @wellbasicallysam 

In this episode, join Starling magazine editor Louise Wallace in conversation with Erin Gourley and Molly Crighton, two writers who undertook Starling micro-residencies in the Otago Museum during the festival. This event was sponsored by Starling Magazine and the Otago Museum. This event was part of the New Zealand Young Writers Festival (28th - 31st October 2021) https://youngwritersfest.nz/

Louise Wallace is an actress, tv presenter and director. She is most well known for being in The Real Housewives Of Auckland and being the cold emotionless host of The Weakest Link. #realhousewives #weakestlink #treasureisland   SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram - @louisewallacenz Facebook - Louise Wallace Website - tadpoleproductions.co.nz   TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - Real Housewives Of Auckland Shooting Duration 01:27 - Setup Of Shooting Real Housewives Of Auckland 02:41 - Real Housewives Is Planned In Advance/Reality TV Is Unethical 04:08 - Louise Has Thick Skin/Young People Don't Have Resiliance 05:13 - Louise Isn't That Engaged With Social Media/Louise Blocks Trolls 06:16 - Social Influencers Are Bullshit 06:52 - Louise Was Involved In Casting Real Housewives/Louise Originally Didn't Want To Be On It 07:59 - Producers Of Real Housewives Were Trying To Catch Louise Out 09:16 - Starting Controversy At The Beginning Due To The Show Being Boring 10:01 - Season 2 Was Never On The Cards 10:24 - The Boat Incident Had No Affect On A Potential Season 2 11:33 - Louise's Family Largely Not Involved/Julia's Family Being Affected From Real Housewives 13:12 - Louise Is On Good Terms With The Cast 13:55 - How Louise Ended Up In Journalism/TV Presenting 15:01 - News Readers Follow Teleprompters/Presenting Gigs 16:01 - The Weakest Link 18:00 - How Louise Got Weakest Link Gig 18:38 - Shows Being Affected By Where They Were Placed On TV 19:10 - Weakest Link Protocol Was Very Strict 19:30 - Shooting Weakest Link/Celebrity Shows 20:52 - Louise Said Everything Off The Cuff 21:23 - Experience On Celebrity Treasure Island 23:42 - Directing Celebrity Treasure Island 25:35 - Louise Loves Doing Theatre/Tadpole Productions 27:13 - Theatre Requires A Lot Of Work/Tadpole Doesn't Get Funding 28:14 - Making Mistakes During A Show 30:15 - Learning Lines 31:02 - How Tadpole Productions Was Setup/Actors Having To Chase Work 32:25 - Covid Affecting Tadpole Productions/Doing Theatre Outside Of Auckland/Campervan 35:09 - Drama School In London/How Drama School Breaks You Down 38:28 - Most Actors Louise Knows Are Down To Earth/Snobby Actors Never Make It 39:40 - Louise Doesn't Audition People For Theatre, She Goes Off There Work Ethic 40:46 - How Louise Stays Relaxed 42:00 - Louise Wants To See Her Son In UK But Cant Due To Covid/Living With Covid 43:30 - Travelling 44:14 - Audition Process For Real Housewives 46:00 - Anne Helped Louise Get Through Real Housewives 47:12 - Master Interviews After The Day Of Shooting/Speaking In Present Tense 48:05 - Louise Thinks The Show Wasn't Edited To Change Things/ 48:38 - The Apprentice New Zealand Is Tame/Contestants On Apprentice Will Be Careful Due To Work Prospects 50:08 - Most People Enter Those Reality Shows For Fame 50:42 - Louise Thinks If Season 2 Of Real Housewives Happened It Would Of Blown Up 51:17 - Being Noticed In California 51:54 - Louise Doesn't Care About Fame & Being Noticed 54:36 - Dont Take Yourself To Seriously

This week, we return to Josh's homeland to catch up with Bravo's antipodean series The Real Housewives of Auckland. Rather surprisingly, for a show about New Zealanders that only aired for one season, it might just be the cattiest Housewives series that's been produced. Specifically, we're focusing on episode nine of season 1, 'Launch Off', which sees Angela and Gilda launch two very different books with two very different parties. And because we're heading back to Josh's hometown, we're pairing it with a Kiwi comfort meal of curried sausages with reduced cream mashed potato. Featuring all the housewives of Auckland, including Anne Batley Burton, Angela Stone, Gilda Kirkpatrick, Julia Sloane, Louise Wallace and Michelle Blanchard. See the full recipe for curried sausages and reduced cream mashed potatoes here.

Louise Wallace is a Dunedin based poet, mama to a 20 month old and editor of Starling Magazine.

For Mother’s Day, we’ve tasked five mums (at different stages of parenting) with writing a letter to motherhood. With its mixed bag of delight and exhaustion, worry and hugs, sweetness and chaos, we know that motherhood hangs differently on all who serve it. The mums stepping up to the mic: Clementine Ford, Michèle A’Court, Tina Makereti, Majella Cullinane and Louise Wallace, with MC Charlotte McKay. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Podcast episode co-hosted by Kevin Westlake and Candice Burt chronicling the inaugural Delirious WEST 219 mile/350km race that took place on the West Coast of Australia. We bring you live recordings from before, during and after the race including Candice's story (1st place female/3rd place overall) and Kevin's experiences as a first time crew/pacer and his interviews of other athletes in the race, volunteers, crew/pacers and the race director Shaun Kaesler. This inaugural event is special because it runs point to point along the very west coast of Australia on the Bibbulmun Track from Northcliff to Albany. The story includes getting lost, hallucinations, the joys of running multiple days, sleep deprivation struggles, and a heck of a lot more. Learn all about 200 mile racing!  Episode features special guests: Shaun Kaesler, Dion Leonard, Kay Bretz, Louise Wallace, Guy Schweitzer, Marilyn & Peter Freitag, Kiley O'Neil, Rebecca Brockwell, Nichole Vaughn. Learn more about the Delirious WEST 200 mile here, pssst: registration is OPEN! Join the Delirious WEST facebook group Follow Shaun Kaesler's Races here. Learn about the Bibbulmun Track that spans much of the west coast of Australia. Follow Kevin Westlake on Instagram Follow Candice on Instagram or her website here. Episode sponsored by Kogalla the light that out performs all other lights and can be worn on your pack, waist or from a tent! This is the light that everyone is using for 100+ mile races and adventure runs because it lights up the trail 120 degrees! Music by Olive Musique, Flash Fulharty, Empire of the Sun, Ting Music, Jasmine Thompson, Boomkat, Br'er Rabbit, Laserhawk, Summerheart. More details on our website.  If you like HOU, please subscribe and rate us on your favorite podcast app! Thank you!    

Maddy and Simone get the inside scoop from Lou Wal, beloved Real Housewife and Simone’s childhood best friend’s mum - in the process, Lou’s secret Facebook page is exposed! Sponsored by GoNative NZ - Get the ingredients you need to create your own skincare products at wholesale prices.

Bad Things by Louise Wallace is the subject of this episode's discussion about reading and writing with Pip Adam.

Before this exciting interview with Louise Wallace of The Real Housewives of Auckland concludes, Dmitri tells us about what REALLY happened with Katie Holmes & Jamie Foxx, as he recovers from his birthday week and begins filming his show. He sheds light on Brandi Glanville’s PTSD after recently filming Celebrity Big Brother UK, explores costume+ Read More

Louise joins Dmitri for a no-holds-barred honest chat where they discuss the controversy that the series brought, get to the bottom of what was bleeped out, whether there will be a reunion shot after the show airs in the US, and tackle the possibility of Season 2. We talk about cast members being tricked, bullied,+ Read More

Starling, an online literary journal showcasing the best poetry and prose written by young New Zealanders is the topic of todays talk with Pip Adam.

We made it. The season finale of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND is here and Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk simultaneously amazed and devastated... AND FEEL TOTALLY RIPPED OFF that there's no reunion. What we do get to experience is one of the most confusing, blood-curdling and frustrating arguments in franchise history. Be ready to set the cat among the pigeons with absolutely no intention of causing a problem(!). Also: WHY IS THERE NO REUNION EPISODE?! WHAT EVEN IS THIS?!   MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired, though since this is the final one it's a sad time for some and sweet relief for others. P.S. You're all chardonnay whores the lot of you.     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

John Cowan interviews actress and media personality Louise Wallace.

This is an extra special penultimate episode of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND. Just be cool and let Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk guide you through it because there's just so much to deal with. But first - where's Angela? Look, this is what we live for. One launch is usually amazing for any part of the Real Housewives franchise but TWO LAUNCHES?! It's everything we've wanted all season. There's lots to prepare for when there's two launches, not least of which is proving Lea the intern is still alive. Obviously there's still time for Michelle and Anne to attend a hip hop class before Angela's launch (Where's Angela?). We also get to attend Gilda's launch and the comparisons begin - in fact there's so much that takes place at both book launches that's all we have time for... but it's STILL SO MUCH!   MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. Where's Angela?     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

Start your engines and prepare to be dazzled by the true competitive nature of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND. Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk pull up their comfy chairs and get to wondering if we've met the real Angela in this episode. After all we did see her daughter deliver her some home truths about her self-obsession at least.   There's book proofs & boobs to see, bad blind dates to witness (SO AWKWARD IT HURTS), Anne staring at Ben's genitals, and the big race day organised by Gilda - but nothing compares to the class 1 douchiness of Kirk. What a jerk.   MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. We are all souls having a human experience.     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

It's a bitsa ep this week on THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND and the thing you can trust is that Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk are here to guide you through it and help make it bearable. At least until Angela gets the girls out. Poor Doggy-style Dan is subjected to Michelle's lusting; Louise is subjected to Angela as they have tea together while Lou sweats out the outcome of her rehearsal; Anne is subjected to Anne and Julia as they go feed the Parnell Pussies (ooh-er!); then someone gives the ladies GUNS, which naturally Gilda is awesome at and the most competitive ones get all jealous. ALL THIS before we meet Gilda's someone-elses-money-spending friend Mark and Angela gets real while shooting pictures for the cover of her book. So real. Importantly, if you can recover from the bathtub shots, this sets up a lot of stuff for next week AND for the two book launches we have coming in episode 9. There's lots coming down the pipe, you guys.     MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. I expected I would have won. Hands down. Easily.     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

We're still in Port Douglas on this week's THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND but all of that is put aside as Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk set you straight on one of the biggest controversies to ever hit the franchise. This is super serious, you guys. Luckily it's all pretty much mostly able to be sorted out but not before some damage was done and (luckily) Gilda and Michelle had to miss Angela's forced trek to undertake the "laughing yoga and general bullying" session. Also Angela should never be allowed near fake tan ever again. PROOF OF LIFE: Lea is still alive, though barely as Angela was last seen dosing her with who-knows-what sort of drugs. It's gonna be hard to work out how they top this, but with four episodes still to go there's some serious crystal balling from Nic & Molk.     MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. I didn't say I forgave you.     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

You know what THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND need after a solid four episodes? A holiday in Port Douglas. Join them, Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk as we wind you through this week's episode for make benefit glorious nation of North Queensland. There's certainly a lot of business to take care of before we get to the mainland too. There's packing, bitching, a high tea, a spray tan, a fashion parade and some more bitching. Once we get to the resort the problems only ramp up trying to work out WHO IS STAYING IN WHICH ROOM! And Poor Lea gets dragged along to be Angela's slave. A failed drinking game leads into a big surprise, only to be gazzumped with another surprise from someone else. It's moments like these you need an assassin on speed dial. (Also: where was Lea?!)   MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. It's not fair.     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

It was the perfect example of too much information, and this week's episode of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND delivers far too much for Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk to talk about. Our theory that Lea needs to be removed for her safety only gains momentum as Anne attempts to steal her away and Angela massively over-reacts to her car being in a little prang. There's also blood on the drama floor at Louise's workshop, and Angela's attempts to bury the hatchet with Gilda end up with said hatchet in Angela's over-smiling face. Later on there's the party at Julia's, which somehow very quickly became the gateway moment to turning it into an Eyes Wide Shut sex party. Cock rings and vibrators for everyone. Anne was not amused. Michelle was horrified but thought it all hilarious.   MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. How's your wang dang doodle?     NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

Warm your pussies, fill your glass with some moist, sparkling liquid and settle back and enjoy this great new episode of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND with Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk.  If it's not Julia off to see a woman about a vampire, or Michelle feeding Anne's pussies, it's the annual Pussy Galore fundraiser party that sees Gilda take Louise to task and Angela v everyone continue.  Also: SURPRISE! We meet Angela's French "P.A." Lea who it appears she has a crush on and is in a position where we might need to call in the Department of Families to remove Lea from a dangeros situation.   MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. MEOW   NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

Hello friends. Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk are back to guide you through the jungle that is THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND. If you thought we had a mark on the housewives from E01, you're dead wrong. I mean, the episodes starts with Molk apologising for goodness sake. There's so much to see and do this episode from: visiting Karen the Healing Practitioner (not a thing); to Michelle taking her daughter to fashion week; to Julia being horny; to Anne the Sparkling Wine Lady(tm) getting a consult; to Louise trying to beat the aging racket; to Gilda and Angela LOCKING HORNS AND TWO WOMEN ENTER ONE WOMAN LEAVES Mad Max 3-style. It's IN.CRED.I.BLE.     MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP   NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

Hello friends. It's a whole new series in the franchise and it DOES. NOT. DISAPPOINT. Welcome to Nic McLachlan & Steve Molk's journey through the premiere (S01E01) of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF AUCKLAND. We've six new Housewives to meet - Louise, Gilda, Julia, Angela, Michelle & Anne - and all sorts of new geography to work out. Honestly, as we guide you through you'll agree that once we meet the ladies it's on for young faces and old faces as the ladies attempt to our pass-ag and bitch on each other. OMG SO DELIGHTFUL.     MolksTVTalk the podcast has (again) been hijacked for this season of RHOAKL as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. P.S. Are you a plus-size model?   NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? @NicMcLachlan MORE MOLK? @SteveMolk MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

The 2015 University of Otago Fellows: Louise Wallace (Robert Burns Fellow), John Ward Knox (Frances Hodgkins Fellow), Jeremy Mayall (Mozart Fellow), Uzoamaka Nwankpa (Caroline Plummer Fellow in Community Dance), and Robyn Belton (University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children's Writer in Residence) discuss their work and aspects of the creative process. Chaired by Nicholas McBryde, the Director of the Otago Festival of the Arts and former General Manager at Fortune Theatre. Jennifer Beck who is sharing the University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children's Writer in Residence, was unable to attend. 12 July 2015

The 2015 University of Otago Fellows: Louise Wallace (Robert Burns Fellow), John Ward Knox (Frances Hodgkins Fellow), Jeremy Mayall (Mozart Fellow), Uzoamaka Nwankpa (Caroline Plummer Fellow in Community Dance), and Robyn Belton (University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children's Writer in Residence) discuss their work and aspects of the creative process. Chaired by Nicholas McBryde, the Director of the Otago Festival of the Arts and former General Manager at Fortune Theatre. Jennifer Beck who is sharing the University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children's Writer in Residence, was unable to attend. 12 July 2015

The 2015 University of Otago Fellows: Louise Wallace (Robert Burns Fellow), John Ward Knox (Frances Hodgkins Fellow), Jeremy Mayall (Mozart Fellow), Uzoamaka Nwankpa (Caroline Plummer Fellow in Community Dance), and Robyn Belton (University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children’s Writer in Residence) discuss their work and aspects of the creative process. Chaired by Nicholas McBryde, the Director of the Otago Festival of the Arts and former General Manager at Fortune Theatre. Jennifer Beck who is sharing the University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children’s Writer in Residence, was unable to attend. 12 July 2015