Podcast appearances and mentions of Luke Morris

Lipstick on people! It's that time of the year when we can all get behind women's mental health research by supporting the incredible Liptember Foundation.  Mental health research, understanding, support and the development of supporting resources is important for all genders; but biological and gender-related differences mean that women can suffer from certain mental health conditions at higher rates than men.  In this episode, Luke Morris from the Liptember Foundation shares with us how the foundation began and why gender specific research is so important. He also reveals surprising statistics on women's mental health in Australia and how funds raised through the foundation are also supporting others on a mission to move the needle on women's mental health.  Learn more or get involved:  https://www.liptember.com.au/ Buy a Liptember Box: https://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/139770/liptember-box-2024-online-only The Liptember Foundation: https://www.liptemberfoundation.org.au/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/liptember/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Liptember/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oliver Peck and Luke Morris (Chop Merchandise) discuss building choppers, Bikeriders Movie, Disney and much more… Luke Morris (Chop Merch): ⁠Website⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ Oliver Peck: Email your questions... whatintheduckpodcast@gmail.com⁠ ⁠YouTube ⁠ ⁠Rumble⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Facebook⁠ ⁠Twitter ⁠ ⁠Website⁠ Spotify WITD Sponsors: ⁠Elm Street Tattoo⁠ ⁠Anchor Screen Printing⁠ ⁠Cheap Thrills Clothing Brand⁠ ⁠Label Solutions⁠ ⁠Dream Machines of Texas ⁠ Legacy Ink email: ⁠Legacyartsupplies@gmail.com **WITD Podcast is produced by: Audra Cabral & John Niederkorn Sound / Video by: Courtney Larkins** --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oliver-peck-whatintheduck/support

Luke Morris has been working at the Greene County Jail for just 18 months, but has already made a huge impact in the opinion of Jail Leadership. In today's episode we talk about a day in the life at jail, how to remain calm in a chaotic situation, leadership, and why so many inmates are repeat offenders. 

8 year old Henley Morris played 54 holes of golf to raise money for the Cancer Council See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Notes My guest this week is Luke Morris. Luke plays in the band Shadowgrass and also plays in a band called Highland Reverie and they have a new album coming out on Sept. 29th. Shadowgrass is currently on the road and you can find out more and also follow them on all the social medias here! For more information about Highland Reverie and to follow them on the socials, click here! And to follow Luke's instagram…go HERE! As Always a HUGE thank you to all of my sponsor's that make this podcast possible each week! Enter for free tickets to go to the Blue Highway Fest here! Mandolin Cafe Acoustic Disc Peghead Nation Northfiled Mandolins Ellis Mandolins Pava Mandolins Tone Slabs Siminoff Books and Strings Elderly Instruments Stringjoy Strings  promo code “mandolinbeer” Song Clips featured in this episode: “Mr. Charlie” by Shadowgrass (S/T) “Shot in the Heart” by Highland Reverie  “Black Eyed Susan” by Rickey Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder (LACMH) “Fire on the Mountain” by Bill Monroe (Anthology) “Smoothie Song” by Nickel Creek (This Side) “Giant Hornpipe” by Mike Marshall (Gator Strut) “On and On” by Shadowgrass (S/T)

Founder of the Liptember foundation Luke Morris stops by to chat about the important issue of women's mental healthSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jesus gave his life for us, so what should we do with what we have (or don't have!)? Luke helps us unpack the 8th commandment to show God's people how we ought to be living. This talk was given at Senior High on Sunday 11 June 2023.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. In the company of jockeys Luke Morris and Neil Callan, they debate the fresh noise that emanated from yesterday's announcement of more hefty whip bans under the new regulations. Also on today's show, Nick and Lydia discuss the latest Ascot news, while they get stuck into a lively discussion on the merits or otherwise of sales races. Ahead of the Goffs London sale on Monday, Charlotte catches up with consignor Con Marnane.

As we hit Commandment number 2 at Senior High, we're struck with the call to not make for ourselves images to worship. Because God, the creator, is worthy of all our worship and praise. This talk was given at Senior High on Sunday 30 April.

Episode 152 of the Luck On Sunday Podcast. Nick was joined in the studio by LOS regular Cornelius Lysaght, Ralph Beckett & Luke Morris. Plus a great chat with Conditional Jockey Will Marshall who is currently out with a nasty injury.

This talk was recorded at Senior High on Sunday 13 November 2022.

This talk was recorded at Senior High on Sunday 30 October 2022.

If you want to travel, and up until now, have had doubts, then this is the episode for you. Meet Luke Morris, a 24-year-old from North Wales who set out in the Summer of 2022 on his very first travel adventure. Listen as Luke tells stories about: Travelling via train (and why you should always screenshot your ticket) Why he refused to stay in hostels How to avoid having to sleep on night trains Why his favourite place was not what he expected Luke also has an amazing podcast called Who Can You Convince which you'll love.  -- NOTE: This is following our new format of podcast episodes that are either about: WHY you want to live & work abroad HOW to live and work abroad WHERE to live & work abroad --- The roadmap we mention can guide you through the questions you need to ask before starting your own adventure. Want to get involved? It's completely free - just go to ASidewaysLife.com/roadmap. --- As ever, get in touch on Instagram (@asidewayslife) or email asidewayslife@gmail.com. We genuinely would be thrilled to hear from you.    

Hello and welcome to Raising the bar and the People who make hospitality podcast. Jana Puisa and Jonny Blake have joined forces to create some really good content for you. You might have listened to the podcast previously, but now the podcast is even better and even bigger. Raising the bar is a new place to find out what's happening within MAB. From the horse's mouth to you, without any of the waffle. Just real people telling their stories. Welcome to the latest episode - behind closed doors at the PRIDE event. This time Jonny and Jana had an exclusive peek behind the curtain to see how this event actually gets created and how much effort goes in each time. They spoke to Gary Richmond, who leads MAB apprentices in Hilton kitchens and  Peter Skyhammar, who created the winning dish that was served on the evening for the City Division.  Jonny also interviewed to some of our drink suppliers - Nick Clements and Luke Morris from Asahi who have been working with MAB for years. They gave an insight into what's it's like to work at the event and why it is so important to them to support MAB managers. And finally Jana chatted to Nikki Yeomans who has been the key organiser of the event for quite a few years now. She spoke about how long it takes to put the event together, how many people are involved and finally, what gave her an inspiration for the theme this year.  If you haven't yet, please follow us on Facebook to see some of the behind the scenes videos and photos Raising The Bar | Facebook

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They discuss the Arc de Triumph and all the weekend entailed, from the controversy surrounding Christophe Soumillon on Friday to the superb and hugely popular victory of Alpinista in Europe's most celebrated race. Nick talks to rider Luke Morris and groom Annabel Willis about a truly unforgettable day for all. Also on today's show, ex-Prescott assistant William Haggas explains why this victory was so popular and also reflects on the success of Sea La Rosa in the Prix Royallieu, Neil Callan discusses his season and his future through the prism of his Group One victory on Saturday, Nick recaps the US action over the weekend, while Lydia tips her hat to The Platinum Queen, Kyprios and Kinross, all of whom were superb at Longchamp.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They discuss the Arc de Triumph and all the weekend entailed, from the controversy surrounding Christophe Soumillon on Friday to the superb and hugely popular victory of Alpinista in Europe's most celebrated race. Nick talks to rider Luke Morris and groom Annabel Willis about a truly unforgettable day for all. Also on today's show, ex-Prescott assistant William Haggas explains why this victory was so popular and also reflects on the success of Sea La Rosa in the Prix Royallieu, Neil Callan discusses his season and his future through the prism of his Group One victory on Saturday, Nick recaps the US action over the weekend, while Lydia tips her hat to The Platinum Queen, Kyprios and Kinross, all of whom were superb at Longchamp.

Join James Stevens, Stuart Riley and David Jennings as they discuss three of the biggest news stories in horse racing this week. On this week's episode; DJ reacts to Alpinista's magnificent Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe win and the wonderful story around Sir Mark Prescott and Luke Morris. Stuart speaks about the controversy around Christophe Soumillon's incident at Saint-Cloud on Friday which led to the experienced jockey receiving a 60 day ban.  To finish the show the panel prepare themselves for the return of the national hunt season with Chepstow's two day meeting starting on Friday.

Nick - in New York for the big races at Aqueduct this weekend - is joined from Paris Longchamp by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to look ahead to the big race in the company of Luke Morris, who rides second favourite Alpinista, and Christophe Lemaire, the jockey with the best persecutive on the Japanese trained runners. Also on today's show, HBA's Henry Birtles talks about the TV distribution of the event, US owner Andrew Rosen revels in his Group One success in the UK this year ahead of Prosperous Voyage's run in tomorrow's Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket, trainer Ed Walker has his sights on another big sales race prize, while Winstar President Eliot Walden tells Nick and Britney Eurton why Life Is Good is primed to take on Flightline in the Breeders' Cup Classic if he passes this weekend's test in Aqueduct's Woodward.

Did you know that 1 in 2 Australian women are currently experiencing a mental health issue? 52% of women are experiencing body image issues And one of the key triggers ... The post A Splash of Colour for Women's Mental Health with CEO and Founder of the Liptember Foundation Luke Morris and Katrina Locandro appeared first on RACH ACTIVE.

Plenty to look forward to at York on ITV this week - not least the chance to see the world's top-rated racehorse, Baaeed. Richard, Jane and Andrew have much fun drawing comparisons with Sea The Stars and Frankel, and also pick out a few other runners to keep an eye on during the festival. They're also joined by jockey Luke Morris and trainer Paddy Twomey.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss all the key talking points from around the racing world today. They pull apart this year's Coral-Eclipse, with a notable contribution from Marie Rohaut, assistant to Vadeni's trainer Jean Claude Rouget, who explains why this victory meant so much to her and all involved in French Racing. Nick and Lydia also discuss the two controversial stewards' enquiries at Sandown and Haydock over the weekend and the bans given to Christophe Soumillon and Robert Havlin. They consider John Gosden's ITV interview with reference to Inspiral and Frankie Dettori, and discuss whether the raceday experience over the weekend was adequate in light of further falling attendances. Luke Morris talks to Nick about Grand Prix de Saint Cloud winner Alpinista, while Horsewatchers' owner Chris Dixon tells us about his Breeders' Cup ambitions for Coral Charge winner Raasel.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss all the key talking points from around the racing world today. They pull apart this year's Coral-Eclipse, with a notable contribution from Marie Rohaut, assistant to Vadeni's trainer Jean Claude Rouget, who explains why this victory meant so much to her and all involved in French Racing. Nick and Lydia also discuss the two controversial stewards' enquiries at Sandown and Haydock over the weekend and the bans given to Christophe Soumillon and Robert Havlin. They consider John Gosden's ITV interview with reference to Inspiral and Frankie Dettori, and discuss whether the raceday experience over the weekend was adequate in light of further falling attendances. Luke Morris talks to Nick about Grand Prix de Saint Cloud winner Alpinista, while Horsewatchers' owner Chris Dixon tells us about his Breeders' Cup ambitions for Coral Charge winner Raasel.

In this episode of the SALT Shaker Podcast focused on policy issues, host and Eversheds Sutherland Partner Nikki Dobay welcomes back fellow SALT Partner Charlie Kearns for a conversation with Luke Morris, Deputy Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Revenue. Together, they discuss Louisiana's local tax administration situation, including the 2021 efforts at the ballot and recently pre-filed 2022 legislation that seek to address some of these challenges.  Nikki's surprise non-tax question focuses on burritos – are they classified as a sandwich? The Eversheds Sutherland SALT team has been engaged in state tax policy work for years, tracking tax legislation, helping clients gauge the impact of various proposals, drafting talking points and rewriting legislation. Partner Nikki Dobay, who has an extensive background in tax policy, hosts this series, which is focused on state and local tax policy issues. Questions or comments? Email SALTonline@eversheds-sutherland.com. You can also subscribe to receive our regular updates hosted on the SALT Shaker blog.

Avery Grant and Luke Morris return for a special SPORTS BUZZ about the year in sports, plus predictions about 2022.

Heute, auf den Tag genau vor 199 Jahren, wurde am 13. August 1822 der Doberaner Rennverein gegründet. Der erste und damit älteste in Deutschland, somit stünde im nächsten Jahr eigentlich ein großes galoppsportliches Jubiläumsfest an. Doch damit sieht es nicht gut aus, nicht nur wegen eines laufenden Insolvenzverfahren des aktuellen Rennvereins. „Meine Hoffnungen, dass das gelingt und der Galopprennsport dort auch langfristig wieder gut situiert ist, liegen mittlerweile bei fast 0 Prozent“, sagt Heinz Baltus im RaceBets Podcast-Interview mit Frauke Delius, „dabei hatte ich mal zu 90 Prozent daran geglaubt, dass sich meine Pläne verwirklichen lassen.“ Der Macher des Magdeburger Rennvereins hat zwar mit dem Rennclub Bad Doberan e.V. von 1822 schon einen Nachfolgeverein gegründet, aber nun heißt es von Seiten der Stadt, dass in den nächsten Jahren kein Geld zur Unterstützung der Traditionsbahn da sei. In Bad Doberan hat es zuletzt 2019 Rennen gegeben, seitdem ist die Rennbahn verwildert, Wildschweine haben das Geläuf aufgewühlt, das Gras wächst meterhoch, die Rails sind kaputt. Auch deshalb hat die Stadt Bad Doberan dem alten Rennverein den Pachtvertrag gekündigt. Investitionen im hohen sechsstelligen Bereich sind nötig, „es geht auch darum, dort eine Infrastruktur zu schaffen, da ist ja im Moment nichts mehr“. Im Moment hat der Stadtrat das Projekt „Galopprennbahn Bad Doberan“ an die Ausschüsse verwiesen. Kein gutes Zeichen. Die Analyse zum Longines 131. Großen Preis von BerlinEs war ein Rennen, über das auch noch Tage hinaus gesprochen worden. Wohl auch, weil es im Live-Stream etwas zu kurz kam. Trotz einer diskussionswürdigen Szene eingangs der Zielgerade, als Luke Morris mit der späteren Siegerin Alpinista erst Kasper in die Kandare fuhr und damit auch dem Zweitplatzierten Favoriten Torquator Tasso den Weg versperrte, wofür es eine dreitägige Sperre wegen Behinderung gab, schaltete man direkt nach dem Zieleinlauf hinüber zur Zweitbahn nach Krefeld, wo acht Minuten später ein Sieglosen-Rennen für Vierjährige gelaufen wurde. Die Entscheidung, ein 4000-Euro-Rennen der Kategorie E der Analyse eines Gr. I-Rennens vorzuziehen, in dem die vierbeinigen Stars des deutschen Galopprennsports zu sehen waren, kann man aus Wettsicht vielleicht nachvollziehen, aus Sicht des interessierten Publikums aber sicher nicht. Deshalb holen wir das in diesem Podcast nach.Die RaceBets Podcast-SchnitzeljagdDie meisten von Euch kennen dieses Suchspiel: Wir stellen auf der Webseite, im RaceBets-Blog oder im Newsletter drei Fragen, für die es die richtigen Antworten im aktuellen Podcast zu hören gibt. Für 25 aufmerksame Zuhörer gibt es die Chance, 25mal zwei 5-Euro-Wettgutscheine zu gewinnen.  Wer wird der RaceBets Podcast-Champion: Saskia Woodall hat es in die 4. Runde geschafft!Das ist Rekord! Die Herausforderin Saskia Woodall hat es gegen unsere Wett-Experten David Conolly-Smith, Christian Jungfleisch und Ronald Köhler in die 4. Runde geschafft. Zwar hatte auch sie in Hoppegarten keinen Sieger auf dem Zettel, aber drei Platzierte und damit einen mehr als das RaceBets-Team. Jetzt darf jeder der drei Experten auf eigene Rechnung tippen und Saskia muss alle drei schlagen, um einen 400-Euro-Wettgutschein zu gewinnen und in die Finalrunde einzuziehen. Wir haben dafür wieder fünf spannende Wettrennen aus Dresden, Saarbrücken und Düsseldorf mit dem 35. Grosser Sparkassenpreis - Preis der Stadtsparkasse Düsseldorf auf Listenparkett für unser Wettspiel ausgesucht.Ein Podcast von Frauke Delius.

Got invited to north to ride choppers through Idaho and Montana and it was fucking EPIC. My new friend Luke sat down with me to tell me about how the LoLo Run started to inspire you to do something similiar! Get out and ride people!!! Follow him here @chopmerchandise@knivesmadebynick@jp_rodmanClick Here to Become a Patron Keep fuelin my fire!!!^^^^^^^^^^^^ Patreon! Giveaways from LowbrowCustoms HeavyClothing Chemical Candy CustomsMCshopTs.com Your T-shirt of the month club. OLD SHOPS, NEW ART, and FRESH T's EVERY MONTH!!!! Only 25$ a month, sign up at MCshopTs.com Don't miss another month!!!SUPPORT EVERY LOCAL MOTORCYCLE SHOPGo to DangerDansTalkShop.com and become a Patreon Supporter for your chance to win!!! DangerDansTalkShop.comPatreonMCshopTs.comLowbrow CustomsKniveMadeByNickChemical Candy CustomsBrown's CycleHEAVY Permalink

Avery Grant and Luke Morris bring this podcast to a close with the NBA playoffs front and center, plus a lively discussion of baseball's "unwritten rules."

Under the theme of the HR transformation taking place in healthcare today, this discussion zeroes in on the topic of workforce resiliency and how human resources leaders can foster greater strength and stability in their leadership, caregivers and general staff ranks. Healthcare's journey to tackle worker fatigue and burnout is not a new one, but it has taken on new significance in the COVID-19 era. In this episode, WittKieffer consultants Luke Morris and Daniel Young explore workforce resiliency with four dynamic healthcare HR leaders: Lisa Foust, Chief People and Engagement Officer for John Muir Health (California) Heather Brace, Chief People Officer and SVP for Intermountain Healthcare (Utah) Ane McNeil, CHRO, SVP of Trinity Health (Michigan) Carmen Canales, SVP and CHRO of Novant Healthcare (North Carolina) The panel covers important questions including: What strategies have you promoted that are most effective to address burnout? What innovative ways have you staffed your organizations to provide the best patient care? This session will be valuable to all healthcare HR leaders as they face current, pandemic-related challenges and look forward to further HR transformation in the future.

"Transformation" is a hot topic in healthcare industry human resources circles. Each organization defines HR transformation differently. Important to note, though, is that transformation is not a single event or initiative—it is really a new way of thinking and behaving. HR leaders, who have long sought to have a "seat at the table" of leadership, are now realizing that they must sit at multiple tables, and sometimes bring their own chair. What does transformation mean in a healthcare HR context to some of today's leading HR executives? How exactly is HR changing in an era of tremendous upheaval, and what is its future? This discussion answers these questions and more. Hosted by WittKieffer's Daniel Young and Luke Morris, the speaking panel features: Ane McNeil, CHRO, SVP, Trinity Health Aaron Gillingham, SVP, CHRO, Beaumont Healthcare Carmen Canales, SVP and CHRO, Novant Health HR leaders have a unique opportunity to impact the future of the healthcare industry. Find out how.

Leo and Danny are joined by special guest Convo AKA Jon Briggs for this fun one. We start off the show (6:16) talking about Convo's projects, the We Are AV EDM Mixtape Vol. 1, and more. We also get into a lot of music before talking about the domestic terror attacks on Capitol Hill (1:09:07), SOHO Karen Miya Ponsetto's terrible Gayle King interview (1:20:48), spending your stimulus on Offer-Up (1:28:09), Kanye West and Jeffery Starr's fake relationship (1:30:36), what Danny is watching (1:36:17), The History of Swear Words on Netflix (1:42:02), what Convo has been watching (1:45:44), Danny plays Hadesm (1:55:11), Leo finishes Katana Zero (2:01:26), and MORE. We also talk/feature new music (19:58) from Persona OSTs, Hugrun, Luke Morris, For Giants, Rakiyah, Aaron Frazer, Conflicted Original Soundtrack, Viagra Boys, Jazmine Sullivan, Mayer Hawthorne, Deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gartner, WHAT SO NOT, Sub Focus x Wilkinson x High Contrast, and Leo AKA DJ Brute himself! Our intro music is Khruangbin & Leon Bridges "C-Sides" and our outro music is "Sunset Drive (Original Mix)" by DJ Brute.   Convo on social media: @convo_the_don Convo on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/convo Danny on social media: @therealdanko Danny on Twitch: twitch.tv/bulldozerdanko Leo on social media: @iamdjbrute Twitch.tv/iamdjbrute >>> www.djbrute.com

I'm honoured to be able to bring you two incredible friends of mine - and this is also the first time I'm interviewing a couple on the Room to Grow™ Podcast! I met Luke and Claire in Bali and we basically worked out and ate our way around Canggu - they're my favourite people to third wheel with

One this episode of Kyle Moucha Won't Shut-Up!, the boys are joined on the Houseboat by friend/brewer Joe Feldman (Abomination Brewing Company) to discuss their journey as an independent micro-brew, and to sample some of his favorite beverages. The quartet of drunkards go off on rants about Good Mythical Morning, their adoration for Rhett and Link, plus a random chat about The Blood Brothers... With music from Australia’s own Luke Morris and an all new Brunch Weekly Original Single “Parallel XMas” inspired by Genesis and YES! Continue Reading → The post KMWSU! Season 5 Episode 11 – Genesis or YES? appeared first on Moot.tv.

Luke Morris and Avery Grant have the latest "sports buzz" as they discuss and debate recent sports events, and make predictions about the MLB Division Series.

A "Bay 11" spinoff, as Avery Grant and Luke Morris discuss and debate national sports. In this episode, they name their 2020 baseball award winners, talk some NBA playoffs, pick their NFL sleeper teams, and have a disagreement about Barry Bonds' PED-tainted career. 

This episode Mia McLeod chats with Luke Morris, Managing Director of the Liptember Foundation, a charity dedicated to supporting women's mental health. Luke started the Liptember initiative 10 years ago when he was just 24 years old. Luke noticed that there were support groups like Movember popping up for men, but at the time, no mental health charities supporting women. He was in a job he wasn’t particularly enjoying so he decided to jump feet first into building his very own charity from the ground up. Tune in to hear what it takes to launch a charity and how a young man's dream to change people’s attitudes to mental health came to fruition. During the month of September Liptember encourages you to pop on some lipstick and get involved in raising funds and awareness for women's mental health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by Broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght, plus jockeys Luke Morris & Florent Geroux to discuss today's hot racing topics.

Aaron Sanchez and Luke Morris got together and wrote this song for our Habakkuk series. It is their attempt to make the theology of Habakkuk singable and accessible. We hope it is an encouragement to you.

Paul Daniels, philosopher and authour of Nietzsche and the Birth of Tragedy, talks with Luke Morris about death ideas and the afterlife. For more information follow @lukemorrisha or visit lukemorris.com.au

Tim Reuben joins Luke Morris to talk death, afterife and the things in-between. For more visit lukemorris.com.au

In this episode Shae Meddings from the Mental As Anyone podcast talks with Luke Morris about karma and having a nice afternoon. For more information on this podcast please visit lukemorris.com.au

This episode David Brownbill of Iffy Pop talks to Luke Morris about taking risks and being sent adrift on a Viking barge. For more information visit Lukemorris.com.au

Hey there, in this episode Matt Potter talks to Luke Morris about a car crash and having his heart stopped.

Tara Trewhella joins Luke Morris to talk about ideas relating to funerals and issues around death.

Comedian Poppa joins Luke Morris to talk bikes on the road and theories on the afterlife.

Ash Greblo, the one and only, talks about his thoughts on death with Luke Morris.

Kladdin Fotherington talks with Luke Morris about landing on his head and thoughts on death.

In this episode, I got to sit down with Luke Morris. Luke and I have known each other for a few years but never had a long chat. Luke is a retired Airforce Soldier, Financial planner and avid hunter. We talked about so much stuff including his time in the military, hunting so much more. Thanks so much for supporting me through the last ten episodes and heres to many many more in the future!! I hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with Luke Morris. Cheers Rich --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-rich-bryant-show/message

This sermon was pre-recorded by Luke Morris and is not a live recording from the corporate gathering. You can also watch the video for this at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic69U3lSbNc

Interview with Bendigo Comedian Luke Morris, who is a returning guest (his first MAA interview was #74 from February 2018). In 2018 Luke was in the RAW competition and performed The Wine Science Show at MICF, and in 2019 he performed the show Love, Sweat and Science. He has also been involved in producing the Bendigo Comedy Festival in October, two years of the Movember Comedy Fundraiser in Bendigo, and the Women of Wit series in Bendigo, which is the only regular all-woman line-up in regional Victoria. In 2020 Luke will be bringing a new and exciting Virtual Reality Comedy experience to Adelaide Fringe and MICF. We discuss: the importance of valuing his own time, discovering the joys of Netflix, deferring his psychology studies to pursue the VR Comedy project, Luke’s revelation that you do not need to keep studying for the sake of the qualification only, positive and negative motivation from having comedy festival deadlines and keeping it all in perspective, appreciating the benefits of comedy on the mental health of audiences, Luke’s new podcast called What To Do After You Die which explores the taboo of talking about death, spiders and ticks and ladybugs, Luke’s super power and the catharsis of the Love Sweat and Science show, and Luke’s message to not listen to other people’s negative messages and be selective about advice you take on board.

Welcome to the Meet the Challenger Series! Meet some of our most active Challengers and find out why they started the Challenge, what they struggled with and what their big wins are.  In this episode, Coach Steve interviews Max's top 10 finisher, Luke Morris! Listen to hear how Luke balances family life, work-life, moonlighting and getting into the gym. "Don't be the person congratulating the others, wishing that you finished"

What’s in this episode? We talked to our talented friend and fellow entrepreneur @islandofluke about: * How he started a sunglasses brand called Wild Wood and how the brand has evolved since it started * Transitioning from a career in digital marketing to entrepreneurship * Spotting a niche gap in the market * Building a digital platform * How to create a product and brand ecosystem online through creating really good lifestyle, fitness and travel content It’s an interesting story, we love it, let us know your thoughts!

Our guest today an entrepreneur and the creator of Wild Body Active and Wild Wood. Crazy birds, without any further ado, I would like to welcome, Luke Morris Episode Highlights[01:10] How did your sustainable journey start? [02:10] When you travel around Asia and there is kids kicking water bottles, plastic bottle on the beach as suppose to footballs, then it kind of stays in your mind. [03:56] What inspired the start of your company Wild Wood? [06:07] I wanted it to be all eco-friendly and sustainable, made from reclaimed wood. [07:02] I also wanted to bring in endangered species into play and give our sunglasses a bit of character as well. [08:30] They are made from recycled bamboo. The bristles are bio-degradable polymer mixed with charcoal so it gives it a natural kind of ingredient but it also is good for removing plaque and for making your teeth white and natural. [10:44] People love the fact that they are named after endangered species and the watches are actually named after rainforests and jungles so that is a different dynamic. [11:34] So for every pair of sunnies or watch that is purchased we plant one tree through the nature conservancy. [14:08]: You can purchase our products at stock list (https://wildwoodme.com/pages/stockists) of retailers or distributors. [14:38] What has been one of your most important decisions that you have made around mama earth? Final Five1. What is one social media platform that you follow? (https://www.instagram.com/seashepherd/?hl=en) (https://www.instagram.com/azraqme/?hl=en) (https://www.instagram.com/mjd_smith/?hl=en) 2.What is your hope for mama earth going forward?  That we get more people to care more about it and that means taking more action and it doesn’t need to be a big step. It can be a little step.  3.What advise can you give our crazy birds this week to help out mama earth?  To do little things.  4.What is one sustainability fact that you like to use in a room with people not yet on a sustainability journey?  I talk about my brand quite a lot, so it is more about endangered species, so, for instance, the Vaquita, there is less than 40 Vaquita left in the world.  5.Where can people find you? (https://www.facebook.com/wildwoodme) (https://www.instagram.com/wildwoodme/) (https://www.instagram.com/islandofluke/?hl=en) (https://wildwoodme.com/) Key Take Away“To do little things. “ When on a sustainable journey you do not have to feel you are moving a mountain every single day. Focus on the things that you can do and start with the little things in your life that you can change and feel good about them.  

Our 'Assured' series, based in John's first letter, continues this week. Luke was sharing with us this week as we looked at John's conclusion to his letter. The verses Luke was speaking on are 1 John 5:13-21

This week on Brainwaves, the team talked to Luke Morris, managing director of the Liptember Campaign, and Jan Chisolm, Women's Foundation CEO at the Centre for Women's Mental Health. Women's Mental Health Week is running from September 3rd - September 7th 2018, coinciding with Liptember, which encourages women to wear a brightly coloured lipstick and raise awareness and funds for women's mental health research and treatment. On the show tonight we talked about what Liptember is, how to get involved, and the benefits for women's health research in Australia for partners of the campaign. To get involved with Liptember, head to their website at www.liptember.com.au or Facebook page here.

As our Church Matters series reaches it's conclusion, Luke speaks on the commission given to the church. As we head into summer we are reminded that the church is sent!

Its MICF time so Matt's off to Ballarat to chat to the guys at Hey, Hey its Friday. #MattHarveyStuff #WarofTheWords #LukeMorris #HeyHeyItsFriday #TheWineScienceShow #BillBurr #DesireeBurch #MICF #Impycomedy

Interview with Writer, Podcaster, and Performer of Comedy, Luke Morris. Luke is part of the close-knit comedy community in Bendigo, and competed in RAW this January. Luke is involved in running the Bendigo comedy workshops and gigs at the Metropolitan and Handle Bar, and also visits various Melbourne Open Mic nights regularly. For more info about what’s on in Bendigo, check out www.bendigocomedy.com.au Also check out: Bendigo Comedy Podcast, Luke’s informative episode on the Laborastory podcast about Dom Perignon and the production of champagne, and his 2018 MICF show called The Wine Science Show. We discuss: The bullying survey he wasn’t allowed to complete as a kid, writing a book, being the change you want to see in the world, fond memories of The Old Church on the Hill, the lack of hecklers in Bendigo, Consumers vs Producers, being “a Great Avoider”, the philosophy of following your curiosity, the Manchester Gig, support from the social media community, writing and comedy influences, Luke’s superpower, and his message to go and see live comedy because it’s good for mental health.

Through this series we are looking at conversations and encounters that people had with Jesus in the gospels. In them, we see how Jesus explained Himself and His purposes and also how peoples lives were changed as a result. In the penultimate sermon is this series, Luke takes us through a conversation between Jesus and Peter, who only days before had denied even knowing Jesus.

Over the course of our new teaching series we will be exploring the letter that Paul wrote to the believers in Philippi. This morning we look at Philippians 3:1-16

This morning we continue with our ongoing series exploring the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). This week Luke takes us through our penultimate sermon in this series looking at Matthew 7:15-23.

In this series we are exploring what it means to be a part of the Relational Mission family of Churches. What are the key values and qualities that underpin who we are. This week: What would it look like for every Church to have an ongoing vibrant proactive commitment to Church planting?

Over the summer we will be looking as a family at some amazing stories of the Old Testament. This week we are looking at David and Goliath, the ultimate underdog story....or is it?

Come and explore the book of 1 Peter with us. A letter written to churches like ours, about a time like ours.

We can have plans about how we think life will be, hopes and dreams, promises that God has spoken to us, and yet life sometimes feels like it has taken a diversion. Through this series we will follow the journey of Joseph and look at his example of how to navigate our way through these times.

EPISODE: How to Maintain Balance in a Busy Life with Dr Glenna, Dr Tracey Morris and Mildred Lynn Join Mildred Lynn as she chats with the pioneer-spirited DR. GLENNA CALDER, ND and her sister; the internationally-focused DR. TRACEY MORRIS, MD. Guess what? All three of us hail from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada! Wondering how to keep BALANCE in your life in the midst of a busy schedule? Perhaps you have a love of traveling, and want to figure out how to keep connection with friends, family, and live healthy lifestyle that includes your passions as well as sleep and play. Join us to hear how Dr. Tracey Morris MD has learned to mix work, fun, hobbies and medicine!All while continuing her education and deepening her wisdom of HIV medicine, healthcare in developing rural countries and infectious disease. How does she do it … and what TIPS can she offer us? Next, Dr. Glenna Calder ND will provide insightful commentary on how to BALANCE the pull between family, fitness and work life. Find out the real-life, practical TIPS that she uses every day to help her balance being Mom to Isabel Jane and Luke Morris, while maintaining a thriving naturopathic practice in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She also manages to sneak in some Pilates, reading and walks to help to nourish her soul! Firefly Willows L*I*V*E! Weekly Round Table:If you had your chance again, would you “Do It Anyway”? Lively exploration of the famous poem associated with Mother Theresa/Kent Keith. Please note: This was a very popular show, so we are offering it again today.  Website 

Join Mildred Lynn as she chats with the pioneer-spirited DR. GLENNA CALDER, ND and her sister; the internationally-focused DR. TRACEY MORRIS, MD. Guess what? All three of us hail from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada! Wondering how to keep BALANCE in your life in the midst of a busy schedule? Perhaps you have a love of traveling, and want to figure out how to keep connection with friends, family, and live healthy lifestyle that includes your passions as well as sleep and play. Join us to hear how Dr. Tracey Morris MD has learned to mix work, fun, hobbies and medicine! All while continuing her education and deepening her wisdom of HIV medicine, healthcare in developing rural countries and infectious disease. How does she do it … and what TIPS can she offer us? Next, Dr. Glenna Calder ND will provide insightful commentary on how to BALANCE the pull between family, fitness and work life. Find out the real-life, practical TIPS that she uses every day to help her balance being Mom to Isabel Jane and Luke Morris, while maintaining a thriving naturopathic practice in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She also manages to sneak in some Pilates, reading and walks to help to nourish her soul! Firefly Willows L*I*V*E! Weekly Round Table: If you had your chance again, would you “Do It Anyway”? Lively exploration of the famous poem associated with Mother Theresa/Kent Keith. This show originally aired in January 2013

Healing Conversations Episode 11. Join Mildred Lynn as she chats with Dr. Glenna Calder ND and her sister, Dr. Tracey Morris MD. Wondering how to keep BALANCE in your life with a busy schedule? Love of traveling, and want to figure out how to keep connection with friends, family, plus live healthy lifestyle that includes your passions as well as sleep and play? Join us to hear how Dr. Morris mixes work, fun, hobbies and medicine! All while continuing her education and focusing on HIV medicine, healthcare in developing rural countries, and infectious disease. How does she do it and what TIPS can she offer us? Next, Dr. Calder will provide insight on how to BALANCE the pull between family, fitness and work life. Find out the practical steps that she uses every day to help balance being Mom to Isabel Jane and Luke Morris, while maintaining a naturopathic practice in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She also manages to sneak in some Pilates, reading and walks.