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Silvia Frisia, professoressa emerita di Scienze della Terra all'Università di Newcastle Australia, ha ricevuto nel 2024 la Medaglia Jean Baptiste Lamarck della European Geosciences Union, per ricerche innovative nel suo campo di studi.

In this special pocket promo episode of the PATH Pod, Toni sits down with her "collaboration conspirator," the amazing Celestina Brunetti, for an impromptu conversation about an exciting upcoming event. Broadcasting from Newcastle, Australia, Celestina shares her journey of collaboration and how it has shaped her career and life. Together, Toni and Celestina dive into the heart of what makes collaboration so impactful, providing insights and inspiration for dietitians and beyond.Here's what we cover in this fun and lively chat: Collaboration as a Superpower: Celestina and Toni reflect on their year-and-a-half journey of co-creating a growth seminar for dietitians. They emphasize how passion and alignment are at the core of any successful partnership. The Power of Shared Inspiration: From professional brainstorming to bonding over Rick Rubin's The Creative Act, the duo discusses how mutual inspiration sparks creativity and innovation. Dietitian Hub Growth Seminar: Learn more about the incredible 2025 Dietitian Growth Summit happening January 16-17, featuring Celestina, Toni, and a lineup of high-caliber presenters curated by the amazing Sandy Jablonka of Dietitian Hub. It's a can't-miss event for dietitians looking to level up their skills, network, and embrace collaboration. https://dietitianhub.com/?wpam_id=6 How to Get Involved Visit The Dietitian Hub for details and registration. Follow Celestina Brunetti on Instagram: @thedietitiancollaborative. Stay connected with the PATH Pod on Instagram for updates and more great content: @thepathpod  This conversation is a testament to the beauty of connection and the transformative power of working together. Whether you're a dietitian or just someone who values meaningful collaboration, this episode will leave you inspired and ready to make a difference.Thanks for listening, PATH Pod community—stay collaborative and curious!

In this last episode of the Visions & Tones Podcast in 2024, Dr. T helps document the brief experiences and reflections of four International Students, and one Black African-Australian student who just graduated University as the Class of 2024. Take some time and listen to Maureen Malid, Emmanuel Chiloba, Calvin Yego, Marvin Lutakome and Bunyere Kwabo as they share inspiring stories as the Class of 2024 from the University of Newcastle (Australia) in the land of the Awabakal People.  Thank you for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast, and Happy Holidays.  See you in 2025!!!

In this podcast, Walt Zerbe, Sr. Director of Technology and Standards at CEDIA and host of the CEDIA podcast, talks with Jake Fuller, owner of Automated Audio Visual, Brendon Reid, Managing Director of Automation Associates, and Christian Lambros, General Manager of Len Wallis Audio Video about their experience at the 2024 CEDIA Tech Summit in Newcastle Australia.   Introduction to the Podcast (00:00:00) The speakers introduce themselves and the podcast as "CDS." Event Overview (00:00:54) Walter Zerbe welcomes listeners and discusses the successful Tech Summit in Newcastle, Australia. Networking Experiences (00:02:32) Speakers share insights on the value of networking and in-person conversations at the event. Educational Sessions Highlights (00:04:15) Jake discusses the educational sessions and their importance for industry learning and collaboration. Ethics and Technology Discussion (00:05:15) Walter highlights a session on ethics, technology design, and the industry's visibility. Education Pathways Development (00:06:10) Kristian shares insights from a meeting on establishing educational pathways in home automation. Volunteering Recognition (00:08:17) Speakers commend the efforts of volunteers and recognize award winners from Australia. Personal Experiences and Insights (00:09:28) Speakers discuss the personal connections and professional development gained through volunteering. Find of the Show (00:11:01) Brendan shares his transformative experience from a session on leveraging major tech companies in the industry. Future of Home Automation (00:12:40) Speakers discuss the transition in home automation and the role of community-driven software solutions. Understanding Smart Home Technology (00:13:33) Discussion on the term "smart home" and its implications for awareness and product integration. The Evolution of Product Integration (00:13:51) Exploring how product integration has evolved, allowing for diverse choices and budget-friendly solutions. Challenges with DIY Products (00:14:56) Addressing the difficulties users face with DIY products and the need for professional guidance. Liability Concerns in Networking (00:16:37) Revelation about liability for network breaches and the importance of proactive client communication. Ethical Design and Client Education (00:17:41) Discussing ethical design and the concept of "positive duty" in client relationships. Privacy Issues with Smart Devices (00:18:46) Concerns regarding the data collection practices of smart TVs and potential breaches of privacy. Awareness of Online Risks (00:19:30) Highlighting the growing public understanding of online risks and identity theft. Learning About CEDIA Standards (00:20:18) Experience in learning about RP23 standards and the importance of industry knowledge. Need for Performance Data (00:21:12) Discussion on the necessity of comprehensive performance data for informed engineering decisions. Standardization in Product Specifications (00:22:26) Emphasis on the need for standardized testing and data reporting among manufacturers. The Importance of Networking Events (00:23:38) Benefits of attending networking events for inspiration and new ideas in business. Reinvigorating Business Focus (00:24:53) The importance of stepping back from daily operations to focus on business growth and strategy. Strategic Location of Tech Summits (00:25:05) Discussion on the strategic choice of smaller towns for tech summits to enhance participation. Commitment to Business Development (00:26:09) The value of commitment to learning and collaboration among peers in the industry. Networking Insights (00:26:10) Discussion on the value of networking and relaxed conversations at the awards event. Closing Remarks (00:26:39) Thanks to participants for sharing experiences and supporting the organization. Acknowledgments (00:26:59) Speaker expresses gratitude towards Paul and the Australian CEDIA team. Final Thoughts (00:27:12) Encouragement to continue learning, volunteering, and networking in the industry. CEDIA Information (00:27:33) Invitation to visit the CEDIA website for more information.

In this episode of the MS Boost, we speak with Dr. Emma Beckett, a passionate science communicator with expertise in food science, nutrition, and biomedical sciences. Dr. Beckett discusses her new book, 'You Are More Than What You Eat,' which focuses on simplifying nutrition and food science to reduce stress and complexity for people, especially those living with MS. The conversation delves into the misconceptions of diet perfection, the challenges of weight management, the societal biases in healthcare, and the importance of focusing on manageable and tailored changes to your diet. Emma emphasizes empowering people to make even the smallest of improvements in their diet, while debunking the myths of a 'perfect' diet and control, and ultimately promoting a more enjoyable and realistic approach to nutrition. This is a compelling conversation that you won't want to miss. “Look after your body, because it's where you live!” – Dr Emma BeckettWith thanks to Dr Emma BeckettDr Emma Beckett (PhD) is a university trained Food and Nutrition Scientist. She has a degree in Biomedical Science and post-graduate degrees in Epidemiology, Food Science, Human Nutrition, & Science Management. She is a senior lecturer in Food Science & Human Nutrition at the University of Newcastle Australia and a senior scientist at Nutrition Research Australia. An academic all-rounder, her research outputs span immunology & microbiology, reproductive health, food choice behaviours, gene-nutrient interactions, and nutrient-environment interactions. She is also an award winning science communicator who can regularly be found online, in print, giving talks, and on television & radio. She aims to share food and nutrition science in a way that helps empower people to make better food and nutrition choices. Knowledge is power in a world of misinformation at fad diets. Referred to as the “Ms Frizzle of Food & Nutrition”, Emma uses her collection of food outfits to spark conversations, sharing fun facts and challenging stereotypes. Food isn't just fuel, its part of our culture, social lives and should be a joy. The best nutrition choices are the ones that nourish you, bring you joy, and fit with your life - Emma wants to share these concepts to help spread the joy. You can read the episode transcript here.To get support with your diet, reach out to a accredited dietician such as the MS Plus dieticians.Reach out for support:MS Plus Connect 1800 042 138 or email connect@msplus.org.auGet in touch to share your comments and suggestions about this episode, or for future guests and episode topics by emailing education@ms.org.au Views expressed on the MS Podcast, including any discussions or reference to medications or treatments by podcast guests, do not necessarily represent the views of MS Plus and should not be seen as either an endorsement or rejection of a treatment. MS Plus does not recommend any specific treatment for people living with MS. Decisions about any treatments, taking into consideration the potential benefits and side effects for each individual's circumstances, should be made in careful consultation with the person's neurologist or health care professional.

Julie is Hastings436 on Instagram and lives in Newcastle Australia. She gives us a secret about the 2025 Newcastle Frocktail so if you're interested, have a listen to her podcast and start planning your efforts to attend it. Even though Julie has lots of fabric, and she cares for her fabric is a very unique way, she is thoughtful in how she gives it to her local community to share her love of sewing. Yes Julie is part of the sewing ladies who lunch that Karen mentioned last week. Everyone who wants to attend this monthly lunch is welcome. If you are able, consider supporting this podcast through our patreon account. Every podcast is free and the archive is gradually being uploaded on to the podcast YouTube channel. Sound with permission by bensound.com SewOver50 intersects with all communities. SewOver50 where we are so over ageism.  Our focus is the sewing talent each person shares on social media and providing recognition of their willingness to share their skills whether a beginner or experienced sewist. Make sure you listen to your SewOver50 friends in our SewOver50 podcast archive.  

In this potent episode of the Visions and Tones Podcast, we are joined by Dr, Ashraf Abdelbaky who is the managing director of CALD CONNECT (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Network) in NSW, most active in Newcastle. Dr Abdelbaky holds a PhD in English Literature from the University of Newcastle (Australia). Join us as we confront the common challenges faced by Migrants, particularly refugees, with regards to language barriers, cultural shock, and negative societal perceptions. Dr, Abdelbaky passionately advocates for the significant contribution refugees make to the economy and society of their host country - Australia.  Thank you for choosing the visions & Tones Podcast!!

In this episode, Dr Tony Nyundu chats with Eddie Onoka and Leong Brown about complex issues faced by the contemporary society around the world.   Eddie Onoka is a Lawyer working in a Plaintiff Law Firm in Newcastle (Australia).   Leong Brown is a Lawyer working in a Workers Compensation Law Firm in Newcastle (Australia).   Thank you for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast. IG: @_visions_tones

This episode discusses the importance of sustainability for both postpartum doulas and new parents. Guest Joanne McIntosh shares her journey providing postpartum support in Australia and the healing she has experienced through this work. Joanne reflects on experiences with traumatic birth and lack of support for her own mother that inspired her career. Through bodywork, she helps clients integrate memories and feelings from their perinatal experiences to promote healing. Postpartum is a sensitive time when changes can happen naturally with guidance. To feel nourished in her caregiver role, Joanne prioritizes self-care like nature time and rituals. She also built a supportive network including a birth doula partner. They provide continuity of care from pregnancy to postpartum and debrief together to avoid burnout. Living rurally, Joanne sees the value for new families in community support like women's circles. Christine emphasizes the joy in collaboration versus shouldering responsibility alone. Simple acts of self-care like tea time uplift caregivers' ability to give. Learn more about Joanne: Hi, my name is Joanne and I am a mum to two amazing humans, Amberlily 11yrs and Cian 9yrs and wife to my wonderful husband Bill. We live in Newcastle Australia, close to the ocean and nature which are my two favourite places to be! I am a Postpartum Doula and Massage Therapist and I love supporting women in their journey through the sacred window of postpartum. My passion in life is to “bring the sacred into the everyday” as I have always been interested in spirituality and mysticism.  When I look back over my life journey I see the many threads that have led me here and understand now how they have woven together to create the tapestry of my work and life today.  Spirituality, different cultures, healing, nature, animals and babies. My studies have been focused on Energetic Medicine, Anthroposophical Nursing and Education, Yoga, Reiki and Bach Flower essences and now Ayurveda is opening up new ways of thinking to add to my repertoire. I honour stillness and reverence, holding space for others, nurturing through food and touch, healing through bodywork, yoga and breathwork and guiding families to find their individual rhythm.   Are you feeling the call to know more about Conscious Postpartum Care? Learn about our programs at ⁠⁠www.sacredwindowstudies.com⁠⁠ Follow us on Instagram at @sacredwindowstudies Facebook at @AyurvedaForPostpartum Join our ⁠⁠Facebook Group⁠⁠  Reach out! ⁠⁠Schedule a time with Christine⁠⁠ to find out if our programs are a good fit for you! ⁠Here is the ⁠link⁠ to our free class⁠.

Welcome to the first episode of season 4!!!! On this installment Tabitha talks to Tanya Deacon a dental hygienist in Newcastle Australia on her journey from thought to action. Here about how to take an idea and action it into a finished product! Well done Tanya!

Benard Njoroge holds a Masters Degree in Social Work from the University of Newcastle (Australia) and a Bachelors Degree from the University of Nairobi (Kenya). He is a child protection practitioner with more than 10 years of work experience (Kenya and Australia combined). Ben has high interest in Child Welfare and Safety.  Thanks for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast.   @_visions_tones 

Eddie is a returning guest on the show and a health and wellness enthusiast. He is a recent Juris Doctor law graduate and works in a plaintiff law firm in Newcastle (Australia). He is also a co-founder of afya  (Instagram: @afyaa_ ) - a health & wellness master mind group. The views expressed here are his own. Thanks again for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast 

In this episode Dr Tony Nyundu and Mauro Biosse chat with Tinovimba Timba. Tino is a Zimbabwean-Australian. Currently living in Australia. She is a student at the University of Newcastle (Australia), studying a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. She works part-time as an Occupational Therapy Aide at a local private hospital and also casually as a Disability Support Worker in Newcastle. Tino is passionate about community building, especially engagement and skills development for people with special needs. She is warm at heart, dedicated and professional in her work.  Outside of her professional pursuits, she finds solace in the company of her dog and indulging in quiet evenings at home. The views expressed in this episode are not those of her university or her employers.  Thank you for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast    

Episode 131- After a few months off, we are back. Please welcome to the podcast former NBN News Sports Journalist and Presenter, Mitch Hughes. Last August after 24 years working with NBN News, Mitch decided to leave his high profile position. Born and raised in Newcastle Australia, Mitch was born into a sporting family with his Grandfather Bob Frame a local sport star. Mitch's family and my family have a close connection as our fathers played first grade soccer together and I played cricket with Mitch's brother. He is now currently working for the Newcastle City Council as a Media Advisor. Mitch has interviewed and met the who's who of Australia and International sporting stars including David Beckham, Kelly Slater, Ben Simmons, Wally Lewis, Stephanie Gilmore, Kurt Fearnley, Jackson Baker, the Newcastle Knights, The Newcastle Jets, We take a deep dive into Mitch's Sports Journalist career, his thoughts on Women's sports in Australia, professional athletes, A story of a fire in Wallsend and why he decided to leave such a high profile media position . @mitchjhughes https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory #mitchhughes #nbnnews #newcastleaustralia #sportsjournalist #sportspresenter #newcastleknights #newcastlejets #wallsendaustralia #kempokankarate #bobframe #crystalpalace #newcastlecitycouncil #waynebennett #nathantinkler #bensimmons #davidbeckham #wallylewis #nrl #aleague #film #mikerabbit #katehaberfield #janegoldsmith #michaeljordan #nba

Meredith Woolnough is a professional artist working out of her studio in Newcastle Australia. She is best known for her sculptural embroideries which are an exploration of art, science and nature. The embroideries are created using a unique freehand embroidery technique that utilises a domestic sewing machine and a fabric that dissolves in water. The work explores the beauty and fragility of nature, sparking a sense of wonder and appreciation of the natural world. Meredith believes that the deeper our appreciation for the aesthetics of nature the more eager we are to immerse ourselves in it and conserve it. Meredith holds a BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) from the University of New South Wales, a Masters of Teaching from the University of Sydney and a Bachelor of Natural History illustration for the University of Newcastle. She has exhibited and sold her work worldwide, is the author of two books ‘Organic Embroidery' (2018) and ‘The 100 Embroideries Project (2023) and teaches both in person and online classes.Website www.meredithwoolnough.com.auBlog: https://meredithwoolnough.com.au/blog Facebook https://www.facebook.com/meredithwoolnoughartist Instagram https://www.instagram.com/meredithwoolnough/

Today, I talk to Ben and Brooke Mey, two young church planters from Newcastle, Australia.  They talk about what they've done to start a new church since February of this year and how they've baptized 11 people starting with a team of 15.  

"Capitalism is Broken, We Need a New System" is the very first of many debates to be hosted in this Podcast. Affirming the Motion is Mauro Biosse, a Final Year Electrical and Electronic Engineering Student at the University of Newcastle (Australia). Negating the Motion is Eddie Onoka, a Final Year Juris Doctor (JD) Law Student at the University of Newcastle (Australia). Views expressed here are those of Mauro and Eddie, not of their University. IG: @_visions_tones  

Adam Miller is back with a fantastic new record and we hear all about it on the Guitar Speak Podcast! In Adam's words "Beyond Reason is a Guitarist / Songwriter album, if there was such a genre! I began to take note, that most of my guitar playing time was spent writing and creating, rather than practising. This led to me writing multiple albums worth of material the past few years whilst off the road for a while.” The 8 song album contains elements of blues, jazz, funk, rock, folk, and country and features Miller on electric, archtop, acoustic, resonator, and nylon string guitar. The bass & drums were recorded in Los Angeles by Miller's now long time collaborators, drummer / engineer / producer Justin Glasco, and bass player Joel Gottschalk. Miller then worked up the tracks through 2022 in his home of Newcastle Australia, between his return to performing and touring dates. https://www.adammiller.com.au/ http://www.guitarspeakpodcast.com/e/adam-miller-gsp-80/ http://www.guitarspeakpodcast.com/e/adam-miller-us-adventures-and-a-new-record-gsp-141/   This episode is brought to you by Fretboard Biology    Fretboard Biology - the online guitar college created by Joe Elliott, ex Head of Guitar at GIT and McNally Smith Music College. Fretboard Biology Guitar Speak Podcast #146 - Joe Elliott - ex guitar head of GIT - launches Fretboard Biology Guitar Speak Podcast Links PayPal Tip Jar Visit us at guitarspeakpodcast.com Subscribe and find previous episodes at: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher   Follow us on Instagram  

In this episode, Dr Tony Nyundu-Bicanin chats with Dr Janet Dzator about community engagement in the context of Australia and Africa partnership, and also engagements with the African community in the Land of the Awabakal People (Newcastle, Australia). Dr Dzator is a senior lecturer in the Economics department and the director of the Centre for African Research, Engagement and Partnerships (CARE-P) at the University of Newcastle (Australia). The conversation is mainly about the way CARE-P connects Australia and Africa with regards to research and community projects, and the relationship between CARE-P and the African community in Newcastle. Views expressed here are of Dr Dzator's and CARE-P, and not of the University of Newcastle.  Enjoy.

Mappe. Design partecipativo, approcci Eco design? sfide e valori Innovazione, cultura manageriale esperienze, evoluzioni ed approcci in contesti internazionali con Daria Loi Keynote speaker pluripremiata a livello globale, nominata nel 2018 nel gruppo “Inspiring Fifty” (iniziativa che mira a rendere più visibili i ruoli femminili nel mondo della tecnologia) e titolare di uno studio di consulenza negli Stati Uniti, specializzato in innovation & design strategy; svolge diversi incarichi di prestigio a livello internazionale tra i quali: partner della Aarhus University nel DCODE Network, membro del CdA di Democracy Lab, Columnist dell'Editorial Team di ACM Interactions, e Conjoint Professor of Practice alla University of Newcastle (Australia). https://www.darialoi.com/ Storie made in Italy da un'idea di Vero nike

In today's episode, I am joined by Dr Angela Perrotta, to chat about how she uses Instagram to attract high-quality leads. Ange is the founder of Dr. Ange Chiro, a business based in Newcastle Australia where she supports mothers and babies to look after their health holistically. Ange's story is one that demonstrates the power of having a small, highly engaged audience because she had as little as 400 followers on Instagram when enquiries started to roll in for her services and they haven't stopped since.We chat about: Ange's unique style of practice and how this informs her service offerings (10:30)How she found her niche in working with paediatrics and mothers (16:20)Dealing with criticism and negative feedback relating to her work (20:05)How the online space could be used to help chiropractors build more scalable and sustainable business models (23:24)Why Ange decided to join Gramtini and learn how to market her business on Instagram (25:48)The power of having a small and engaged online community (30:17)The results Ange has achieved since she started using Instagram to market her business (33:40)How Ange uses Instagram to generate high-quality leads (35:53) Finding time to market your business on Instagram (41:26)Defining and measuring success on Instagram (43:05)What Ange would say to any health professionals who are considering joining Gramtini (57:53)FREE DATE WITH THE NEW GRAM - NOV 22 & 23Fall *in love* with Instagram all over again and learn the insta-loving framework you need to create an irresistibly profitable Instagram page and thrive online as a health professional.REGISTER HERE. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What are OPV cells, and can they provide enough electricity for a Tesla to travel across Australia? In the first episode of this Engineering Series, Paco speaks with Professor Paul Dastoor, a solar energy researcher from the University of Newcastle Australia. They discuss the Charge Around Australia Project, the importance of all forms of renewable energy, and the need for younger people to contribute to big problems. Learn more about the Charge Around Australia here Music by TuesdayNight from Pixabay

Brendan Hamilton is a singer-songwriter from Newcastle (Australia).  In a previous life, he was the drummer for Broadway Mile.   While he was in that band, Brendan supported artists such as Jon Stevens (Noiseworks), Dragon, You am I and Bluejuice. He also co-wrote two songs that reached #1 on the Triple J Unearthed Charts.  ******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Isabella Maria Rafaela Gabriella Micaela Benita De Wardin, aka Twiggii Quinn, is a Belgian Brazilian Singer/Songwriter and Pole Dancer. She is no stranger to the entertainment world and dreamt about being a professional ballerina as a young girl. Twiggii has been ballet dancing since age four and danced avidly till the time an injury forced her to surrender her dreams at age 16. A broken foot forced Twiggii to give up the dream of becoming a ballerina, yet the desire to entertain remained unhinged. At age 16, she became the Lead Singer and Violinist of a metal band, ‘Wardoom.' Twiggii has been playing violin since age eight and snatched the first chance to bring her little Three years laknown passion into the limelight. ter, Twiggii discovered Opera and did not take long to realize her innate talent in it. Driven by the desire to make it a profession, she joined a Gospel Choir at age 21, a decision that inspired her to change styles and start anew. Today, Twiggii runs a compositions. She YouTube Channel where she sings covers and her original is well in pubs, bars, & events.recognized in the local entertainment scene and performs actively. 

Episode 102- Please Welcome to the podcast the very talented 17 year old musician Piper Butcher. Piper was born and raised in Newcastle Australia, she has won numerous awards including best talent and the new star award. Piper has a passion for playing music and started busking up and down the east coast of Australia. Adding original songs to her set she combines a mix of blues, rock and country Piper played at the Tamworth Country Music Festival and the Byron Bay Blues Fest. She has performed with the who's who of Australian music including You Am I, Richard Clapton, Kasey Chambers, Diesel and International blues musician Robin Ford. The 2 tracks you heard on the podcast were Haunting Your Thoughts and Soul Into Sand, off her debut E.P titled "September" and was number 1 on the ITunes alternative charts. @piperbutcher https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #piperbutcher #tellcraigyourstory #musician #singer #songwriter #newcastleaustralia #hauntingyourthoughts #soulintosand #september #bigapache #tamworthmusicfestival #bryonbaybluesfest #youami #richardclapton #diesel #kaseychambers #davegrohl #therock

In the first episode of Your Place or Mine, comedian and writer Sarah Kendall joins Shaun Keaveny to try and convince him to go on a trip to her hometown, the coal-mining city of Newcastle, Australia. The cafe culture and oceanside bathing pools sound tempting - but will Shaun actually commit to the day-long flight? Your Place Or Mine is the travel podcast that isn't going anywhere - not until guests can convince Shaun Keaveny it's worth getting off the sofa for. Each week a familiar face will try to persuade Shaun and resident geographer, historian and comedian Iszi Lawrence that jetting off to their favourite destination is worth the hassle. Across the series listeners will be able to figuratively globe-trot to a new destination, as guests share a personal guide to their favourite place on the planet. Iszi will be on hand to check out the facts during the podcast's metaphorical tour of its visitors' much-loved locations. With all the missed travel these past two years, Your Place Or Mine will explore whether getting back on a plane is too much for our wallets and limited carbon budgets, or if seeing the world and experiencing global cultures is something we can't afford to miss. Your Place or Mine is a BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds. Producers: Proinsias O'Coinn and Jen Whyntie

I have a wonderful wife and three kids. I love stories. I love surfing. I am a long-time volunteer who contributes to the community. I absolutely love life and live it to the fullest. But it wasn't always this way. For over fifteen years I was in the grip of lust and porn addiction, never knowing real happiness as I spent my time taking from life rather than giving. 

Alan's next sailing adventure was to sail around the world alone in the BOC Challenge, a single-handed yacht race. 27000 nautical miles of sailing in 4 stages Alan started the race in September 1994. Alan and 19 others sailed out of Charleston Harbour, in South Carolina USA and after 181 days at sea, Alan arrived back to see the lights of Charleston again after an epic voyage. Many times not knowing if he could but knowing inside that he would.  The complete story of the voyage is laid out in his book “Against All Odds”.  Alan raised the funds from multiple contributors and community support. Alan started building his Yacht,  “Newcastle Australia” with a huge step of faith and belief this would happen. Through many trials and tribulations, he built it. He sailed to the start line in South Carolina halfway around the world to begin his solo BOC Challenge Race arriving 1 ½ hour before the cut-off time. So I guess you could say he has sailed 1 and a half times around the world that year.  Alan didn't win the race, he placed 4th, but won the hearts and respect of all who sailed with him in the race. Alan won two medals for seamanship. The first for saving the life of a fellow competitor and the second for sailing jury-rigged around Cape Horn. Alan's alternator died, his computer failed, he could not receive weather reports or fleet updates for several weeks, had to deal with 50-foot plus waves, cyclonic winds, snow, hail, being dismasted, losing a rudder, seas that rolled the boat over and over, surviving the doldrums and missing his wife and family for nine months of racing during preparation for the race and during the race.  I invited Alan into this podcast series because of all the people I know, Alan depicts someone for me who decided to plan a life he wants to live in. He is the most determined person I have ever met.  I enjoyed Part 2 of the discussion with Alan just as much as the first, I hope you enjoy as well. 

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In the first episode of Your Place or Mine, comedian and writer Sarah Kendall joins Shaun Keaveny to try and convince him to go on a trip to her hometown, the coal-mining city of Newcastle, Australia. The cafe culture and oceanside bathing pools sound tempting - but will Shaun actually commit to the day-long flight? Your Place Or Mine is the travel podcast that isn't going anywhere - not until guests can convince Shaun Keaveny it's worth getting off the sofa for. Each week a familiar face will try to persuade Shaun and resident geographer, historian and comedian Iszi Lawrence that jetting off to their favourite destination is worth the hassle. Across the series listeners will be able to figuratively globe-trot to a new destination, as guests share a personal guide to their favourite place on the planet. Iszi will be on hand to check out the facts during the podcast's metaphorical tour of its visitors' much-loved locations. With all the missed travel these past two years, Your Place Or Mine will explore whether getting back on a plane is too much for our wallets and limited carbon budgets, or if seeing the world and experiencing global cultures is something we can't afford to miss. Your Place or Mine is a BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds. Producers: Proinsias O'Coinn and Jen Whyntie

Episode 99- One more episode to go! Please welcome to the podcast the very talented award winning Artist Skye Elizabeth James. Born in Tamworth now living in Newcastle Australia. Skye has studied photography and has had a passion for creating amazing art work. The creation of Art Side Of The Moon, Skye gets inspiration from personal experiences and has had the ideas for fund raising for non profit organisations and groups to raise awareness for domestic violence and mental health. "Art practise has been a place of personal healing and gives me a voice and purpose"  What drives Skye is her passion for bringing awareness to domestic violence in Australia and is here to tell her story. @skye_moon_james htttps://skyeelizabeth3.wixsite.com/artsideofthemoon https://m.facebook.com/SkyeElizabethDesign https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #skyeelizabethjames #artsideofthemoon #tellcraigyourstory #domesticviolenceawareness #artist #skyeelizabethdesign #tamworthauatralia #awardwinningartist #kirthines #themercycall #intothemist

In this long-form podcast surf pioneer and surfboard shaper, Peter McCabe of Newcastle, Australia takes us on a journey from the sensations of his first wave to his trailblazing discovery of G-Land with his best mate Gerry Lopez. McCabe also describes his artistic philosophy regarding surfboard shaping and surfboard painting. WEB: http://www.petermccabesurfboards.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/petermccabesurfboards/

Today on the podcast, I'm talking with Andy Olrich, a Continuous Improvement and Innovation Leader for the Hunter Water Corporation in Newcastle, Australia. Andy has over 25 years experience in engineering trades, health services, manufacturing, mining, logistics, processes and support. In this episode, Andy and I talk about the importance of leaders committing to standards when training a team and why it's so important for leaders to not only set clear expectations but to also support and drive change. What You'll Learn This Episode: Getting your team excited and engaged with Lean The importance of executive leadership supporting the team Andy's biggest lightbulb moment in his career The importance of committing to standards when it comes to training a team Incorporating Lean practices into your daily life Andy's advice to anyone passionate about Lean and wanting to become a respected leader About the Guest: Andy Olrich is the Continuous Improvement and Innovation Lead for the Hunter Water Corporation in Newcastle Australia. Andy has over 25 years' experience in engineering trades, health services, manufacturing, mining, logistics processes and support. Andy holds formal qualifications in Engineering and trades plus LEAN Six Sigma & Agile methodologies. Andy is passionate about developing himself further as a respected Lean leader and enjoys seeing the benefits of teams embracing Continuous Improvement and working together to achieve common and personal goals. Important Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-olrich/ https://www.facebook.com/andy.olrich?sk=wall¬if_id=1640549102606889¬if_t=wall&ref=notif --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leansolutions/support

Episode 93- Its an absolute honour to welcome to the podcast World Pro Surfer Luke Egan. Born in Newcastle Australia, he started learning how to surf at the age of 7 years old as a member of the Merewether Board Riding club with the guidance of his father Sam Egan. Sam used to own a family surf shop in Newcastle is still creating high quality surf boards. Luke was apart of the ASP World Tour for 22 years and won 4 world tour events- 1997 Quicksilver Pro, 2000 Quicksilver Pro Bali, 2002 Boost Mobile Pro and 2004 Billabong Pro Manduka. Luke was runner up in the 2000 season and top 5 in 5 seasons. He has featured in surfing movies throughout his career. In 2005 Luke retired from Pro surfing and was the Marketing Manager Director for Billabong. In 2008 he was the Elite coach for World Championship Surfer Joel Parkinson. Luke's wife Jessica Yates is a Sporting Presenter for Fox Sports. @lukeegan www.lukeegan.com https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #lukeegan #tellcraigyourstory #worldprosurfer #prosurfer #billabongpro #elitesurfingcoach #newcastle #merewetherboardridingclub  #markrichards #samegan #samegansurfboards #hawaii #merewetherbeach #bali #manduka #matthoy #joelparkinson #jessicayates #julianwilson #tuberiding #foiling #andrewjohns #texhoy #courtneyconlogue #markocchilupo #komuneresort #surfest #newcastleknights #acdc

Episode 89- "WE NEED TO HEAR YOU NEWCASTLE" Please welcome to the podcast International Sports Announcer, commentator, MC Glen Hawke. Born in Newcastle Australia, Glen started doing ground announcing for the Hunter Eagles and Newcastle Breakers before becoming the Newcastle Knights ground announcer in 2003. Next season Glen will celebrate his 20 years with the club. He also is the ground announcer for Sydney Roosters, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Manly Sea Eagles and the Cronulla Shark. Working with the NRL, he is the ground announcer for State Of Origin, Test Matches, Magic Round, Grand Finals. Since the 2005-06 season Glen has been the ground announcer for the Sydney Cricket Ground which included International test matches, The Ashes Series, One day and T20 matches. This also included the first MLB game where the LA Dodgers played the Arizona Diamondbacks. He has done commentating and ground announcing at the Olympic Games in Rio Brazil, Tokyo Olympics, the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne and the Gold Coast. Glen has also been the ground announcer for the Socceroos at ANZ stadium and friendly games which has seen Liverpool, Manchester United, LA Galaxy, Arsenal and Juventus. @glenhawke https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #glenhawke #tellcraigyourstory #newcastleknights #huntereagles #belmontbaseballclub #newcastlebreakers #sydneyroosters #southsydneyrabbits #manlyseaeagles #nrl #theashes #SCG #stadiumaustralia #juventus #liverpool #manchesterunited #arsernal #davidbeckham #neymarjnr #rickyponting #shanewarne #glenmcgrath #cameronsmith #andrewjohns #sachintendulkar #MLB #ryanrowlandsmith #commentator #groundannouncer #newcastle #olympics 

Effects of Curcumin Supplementation on Inflammatory Markers, Muscle Damage, and Sports Performance during Acute Physical Exercise in Sedentary Individuals Universidade Federal de Viçosa (Brazil), December 14, 2021 Exhaustive and acute unusual physical exercise leads to muscle damage. Curcumin has been widely studied due to the variety of its biological activities, attributed to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Furthermore, it has shown positive effects on physical exercise practitioners. However, there is no literature consensus on the beneficial effects of curcumin in acute physical activities performed by sedentary individuals. Therefore, we systematically reviewed evidence from clinical trials on the main effects of curcumin supplementation on inflammatory markers, sports performance, and muscle damage during acute physical exercises in these individuals. Most studies have shown positive effects of curcumin supplementation in sedentary individuals undergoing acute physical exercise. Overall, participants supplemented with curcumin showed less muscle damage, reduced inflammation, and better muscle performance. (NEXT) Long Term Study Alludes to Artificial Sweeteners and Cognitive Decline Link University of Barcelona, December 10. 2021 Diet is considered an important modulator of cognitive decline and dementia, but the available evidence is, however, still fragmented and often inconsistent. Methods and Results In conclusion, our prospective and validated data suggest that food-related and microbiota-derived metabolites may play an important role in the later development of CD. Our results support a protective association between metabolites reflecting the consumption of polyphenol-rich foods (i.e., fruits and vegetables), cocoa, coffee, mushrooms and red wine with CD, whereas other food components related to unhealthy dietary components (i.e., alcohol, artificial sweeteners) may have deleterious effects on cognition. (NEXT) Key role in brain health for vitamin E University of Newcastle (Australia), December 18, 2021 Vitamin E has a key role to play in reducing the onset of Alzheimer's disease, fatty liver diseases and other health risks, experts at a recent symposium on vitamin E have said. Eggersdorfersaid that more than 90% of the US's population did not meet their recommended daily allowance of vitamin E, which was a worry. Consumers were expected to take in enough vitamin E through their diets, but “they are characterised by an increasing intake of processed foods”, said Lisa Wood, associate professor at the Centre for Asthma and Respiratory Diseases at Australia's University of Newcastle. (NEXT) Childhood obesity linked with mother's unhealthy diet before pregnancy University of Southampton, December 22, 2021 New research led by the University of Southampton shows supporting women to eat a healthy diet pre-pregnancy could reduce risk of obesity for their children. New research, at the University of Southampton, has found children aged eight or nine were more likely to be obese if their mother had a poor diet during—and before—pregnancy. The research identifies these as critical times, when initiatives to reduce childhood obesity may be more effective. The results, published in the International Journal of Obesity, showed that if a mother-child pair was in a lower diet quality group, this was associated with child having a higher DXA percentage body fat and BMI at age eight or nine. This research shows the importance of intervening at the earliest possible stage in a child's life, in pregnancy or even before conception, to enable us to tackle it." (NEXT) Can Oily Fish, Cherries Or Milk Help You Sleep? Here's What The Evidence Shows Aston University (UK), December 20, 2021 Almost one-in-five British people report they don't get enough sleep each night. The problem is so bad that in total the UK public are losing around a night's worth of shut-eye each week. Our diet has an influence upon sleep patterns by affecting the sleep hormone melatonin. For example, foods rich in the essential amino acid tryptophan are commonly cited as helping sleep, as tryptophan helps produce melatonin. Additionally, some vitamins and minerals may help sleep, such as vitamin D, magnesium and zinc. Oily fish: Evidence suggests the more oily fish, such as salmon or herring, you eat the better you sleep. Oily fish contain healthy fats such as omega-3 oils which have been shown to improve sleep in children and are involved in serotonin release. Tart cherries: Evidence suggests that tart cherries improves sleep in older adults, probably due to their ability to increase melatonin levels. And tart cherries are also rich in nutrients, including magnesium, which also may improve your sleep. Warm milk: Research conducted in the 1970s suggested that a glass of warm milk before bed could improve sleep quality. This research was performed in a very small group however, and little research has been done since. Drinking milk does increase melatonin levels which could help. But there isn't enough evidence to support the claim that a glass of warm milk definitely makes you nod off. Herbal teas: Evidence for valerian, a common ingredient, to aid sleep is inconclusive. Decaffeinated green tea has been reported to improve sleep quality, which might be linked to the relaxing qualities of L-theanine, an amino acid it contains (NEXT) War metaphors for cancer hurt certain prevention behaviors University of Michigan, December 15, 2021 It's not unusual for people to use war metaphors such as "fight" and "battle" when trying to motivate patients with cancer. But a new University of Michigan study indicates that using those words can have an unintended negative effect. David Hauser, a U-M doctoral student in psychology, and colleague Norbert Schwarz of the University of Southern California, found in three studies that exposure to metaphoric language relating cancer to an enemy significantly lessens the extent to which people consider cancer-prevention behaviors.

Future of Assessment: what innovations can we expect to see?Hosted by Gavin O'Meara and Dean Blewitt (Learning Innovation Manager, NCFE), we invited Peter Twining (University of Newcastle – Australia) to discuss what assessment innovation means in practice and what the future holds, as we find new ways of working that meets the changing needs of learners and educators across the globe today. NCFE is focused on exploring the future of assessment to ensure that learners have access to the world-class products and services that help them to fulfil their potential, not just in terms of academic attainment or employment outcomes, but also their wellbeing, mental health and happiness. So, what are the key ingredients that are required to create a system that is truly transformational? To support with this, NCFE recently launched £1 million worth of funding to support centres, employers, awarding organisations and other stakeholders in piloting new and innovative approaches to assessment. Phase one of this Innovation Fund is now complete and this show shines a spotlight on some of the fantastic new and interesting ideas that came out of this, and how we will pilot these new approaches to test their validity. From virtual reality to digital badges, what innovations can we expect to see as learning expands far beyond the classroom?

Hosted by Gavin O'Meara and Dean Blewitt (Learning Innovation Manager, NCFE), we invited Peter Twining (University of Newcastle – Australia) to discuss what assessment innovation means in practice and what the future holds, as we find new ways of working that meets the changing needs of learners and educators across the globe today. NCFE is focused on exploring the future of assessment to ensure that learners have access to the world-class products and services that help them to fulfil their potential, not just in terms of academic attainment or employment outcomes, but also their wellbeing, mental health and happiness. other stakeholders in piloting new and innovative approaches to assessment. Phase one of this Innovation Fund is now complete and this show shines a spotlight on some of the fantastic new and interesting ideas that came out of this, and how we will pilot these new approaches to test their validity. From virtual reality to digital badges, what innovations can we expect to see as learning expands far beyond the classroom?

Today we speak with a different type of worker. No one pays Emma or anyone else from Blockade Australia for the work they've put in to shut down the world's largest coal port in Newcastle Australia. We spoke to her about the action, which ran from the 8th-18 November, and it's importance to workers across the country. Plus, of course, some union news. 

Glen Peters is Research Director at Center for International Climate Research (CICERO) in Oslo. Previously he was a post-doctoral researcher at the Industrial Ecology Programme at NTNU.Dr Peters is a worldwide authority on socio-economic drivers of emissions. He has performed pioneering work on how international trade intricately connects emission drivers in different countries. Recent work has focused on trends in carbon emissions, socio-economic drivers, and future emission pathways at the global and country level (particularly China and India). Other key research areas include emission metrics and the carbon cycle. Dr Peters is on the Scientific Steering Committee of the Global Carbon Project.While at the University of Newcastle (Australia) he received a University Medal and Deans Medal for undergraduate performance (Mathematics/Physics) and the DH Trollope Medal for his PhD (Environmental Engineering). He has twice received the Environmental Science & Technology Best Policy Paper Award (2007, 2009).Further reading:Glen's Google Scholar profilehttps://scholar.google.no/citations?user=EW93x94AAAAJGlobal Mitigation Curveshttps://folk.universitetetioslo.no/roberan/t/global_mitigation_curves.shtml

Episode 40 - The Safest Way to Remove Toxins from the Body with Dr. Garth NicolsonProfessor Emeritus Garth L. Nicolson, PhD, MD  is the Founder, President, Chief Scientific Officer and Emeritus Research Professor of Molecular Pathology at the Institute for Molecular Medicine in Huntington Beach, California. He is also a Conjoint Emeritus Professor at the University of Newcastle (Australia). He was previously the David Bruton Jr. Chair in Cancer Research and Professor and Chairman at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, and he was Professor of Internal Medicine and Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of Texas Medical School, Houston. Professor Nicolson has published over 700 medical and scientific papers, including editing 20 books, and he has served on the Editorial Boards of 30 medical and scientific journals and was Senior Editor of four of these. Professor Nicolson has won many awards, such as the Burroughs Wellcome Medal of the Royal Society of Medicine (United Kingdom), Stephen Paget Award of the Metastasis Research Society, U.S. National Cancer Institute OutstandingInvestigator Award, the Innovative Medicine Award of Canada and the EU Academy of Sciences. He is also a Colonel (O6, Honorary) of the U. S. Army Special Forces and a U.S. Navy SEAL (Honorary) for his work on Armed Forces and veterans' illnesses.In this episode, we discuss Mycoplasma, the linking pathogen to chronic illnesses such as Gulf War Syndrome, Lyme, ALS, and Autism. In addition, Dr. Nicolson provides valuable information on how to treat toxin exposures by addressing the mitochondria. If you've been affected by mold and want to contribute to our efforts, visit our Patreon or GoFundMe page to donate today.Patreon - patreon.com/exposingmoldGoFundMe - gofund.me/daf1233eTranscript: https://bit.ly/3BlWjKP Click here to obtain this show's resources page: https://bit.ly/2XKrHoy Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YoutubeSponsors: Michael Rubino, The Mold Medic and  All American Restoration,  the first and only mold remediation company in the country specializing in remediating mold for people with underlying health conditions or mold sensitivities. They've quickly become the most recommended remediation company  from doctors and mold inspectors nationwide. Pick up your copy of Michael Rubino's book, “The Mold Medic: An Expert's Guide on Mold Remediation, " here: https://amzn.to/3t7wtaUMymycolab specializes in the most precise form of mycotoxin testing by analyzing a patient's IgG and IgE antibodies in a blood serum sample, producing accurate results you can trust. Visit mymycolab.com to order your test today.Support the show (https://www.gofund.me/daf1233e)

Dr. Ishanka Weerasekara of the University of Peradeniya (Sri Lanka) and the University of Newcastle (Australia) is interviewed by Stephen M. Shaffer regarding a publication from the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy titled, “Is the fibula positioned anteriorly in weight-bearing in individuals with chronic ankle instability? A case control study.”

Dr. Ishanka Weerasekara (e-mail, ResearchGate, Google Scholar, Twitter) of the University of Peradeniya (Sri Lanka) and the University of Newcastle (Australia) is interviewed by Stephen M. Shaffer regarding a publication from the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy titled, “Is the fibula positioned anteriorly in weight-bearing in individuals with chronic ankle instability? A case control study.” This episode contains information that will be interesting for practitioners who want to improve their understanding of the role of the fibula in ankle mechanics associated with chronic instability. Additionally, if listeners want to find the articles mentioned by Dr. Weerasekara during the interview they can use the following links: Berkowitz et al 2004, Eren et al 2003, Mavi et al 2002, and Wikstrom et al 2010. Find out more about the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists at the following links:Academy website: www.aaompt.orgTwitter: @AAOMPTFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/aaompt/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialaaompt/?hl=enPodcast e-mail: aaomptpodcast@gmail.comPodcast website: https://aaomptpodcast.simplecast.fm

@2c3pod Two's Company, Three's A Podcast. Newcastle Australia's #1 Film, TV & Gaming Live Show & Podcast. 143 - What is your favourite action movie?! Rick and Morty Season 5 Knives out 2 & 3 Godzilla V Kong (KongZilla) TRAILER PARK Wrath of Man The Suicide Squad Spiral: The Book of Saw Join us live every week on Twitch @ 2c3podLIVE and be a part of the conversation. Follow Dylan on Twitch Check out our socials to keep in contact Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Buy 2c3pod Merchandise here Teepublic & TeeSpring

Episode 63- Please welcome to the podcast from Newcastle Australia, Damien Baguley. Damien is the lead vocalist of the popular Country and Western group The Viper Creek band. The band has done numerous tours and CMC festivals in Australia and the USA, gaining a large following. Their albums are consistently reaching number 1 in the ARIA charts and their video clips are played regularly on CMC TV. They are also finalists of the Golden Guitar award and CMC Awards. The two tracks we heard from the new album were the title track Beautiful Destruction and Australian Girls .@vipercreekoffical @damienbaguley Here we talk about what the band did last year, touring the USA, playing with Keith Urban of live radio, his previous band Valhalla, Tamworth Country music awards, using the didgeridoo on stage, the Newcastle music scene, the forming of the Viper Creek Band, a new album? and some amazing road stories. https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #damienbaguley #thevipercreekband #tellcraigyourstory #newcastle #narrabri #australia #countrymusic #countryandwestern #keithurban #silverchair #thescreamingjets #valhalla #didgeridoo #cmcmusicawards #goldenguitar #tamworthcountrymusicawards #aussiegirls #beautifuldestruction

In this episode, artist Sean Ruttkay speaks with surf artist Scott Harrison from Newcastle, Australia. They discuss how Harrison left his day job to enter the world of surf photography and where his passion for the water has taken him. His photographic process technique and style are all methodically reviewed in this hour-long educational session.

@2c3pod Two's Company, Three's A Podcast. Newcastle Australia's #1 Film, TV & Gaming Live Show & Podcast. 142 - Who is your favourite film director?! Join us live every week on Twitch @ 2c3podLIVE and be apart of the conversation. Subscribe to our PATREON for Bonus content!  Follow Dylan on Twitch Check out our socials to keep in contact Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Buy 2c3pod Merchandise here Teepublic & TeeSpring

@2c3pod Two's Company, Three's A Podcast. Newcastle Australia's #1 Film, TV & Gaming Live Show & Podcast. 141 - What is your guilty pleasure?! ... Join us live every week on Twitch @ 2c3podLIVE and be apart of the conversation. Subscribe to our PATREON for Bonus content!  Follow Dylan on Twitch Check out our socials to keep in contact Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Buy 2c3pod Merchandise here Teepublic & TeeSpring

This is the Homegrown Faith Podcast. Each week pastors Jo Clark and Richard Sweatman talk together about God, the Bible, and the everyday life growing in faith in Jesus. This podcast is coming to you from Hunter Bible Church, in Newcastle Australia. For more info, check out www.hunterbiblechurch.orgJo and Richard discuss JOMO, a fish tank quandary, the home-alone Jesus scenario, and polygamy. Find the cartoon here: https://www.leunig.com.au/works/recent-cartoons/769-jomo. The talk on polygamy by Phillip Jensen can be found here: https://phillipjensen.com/resources/polygamy-2/Support the show

Dr. John Prescott is director of TasteMatters Research & Consulting, and author of Taste Matters: Why We Like The Foods We Do. Since 2014, he has also been a Visiting Professor at the University of Florence, Italy, where he has been an external adviser to, and collaborator on, the multi-centre Italian Taste project. John has a conjoint professorial appointment in the psychology department of the University of Newcastle (Australia). John has extensive experience teaching full and short courses in sensory/consumer science and in psychology topics related to perception, cognition, and learning. John has more than 120 scientific publications in areas such as genetic variations in taste perception, cross-cultural chemosensory perceptions and preferences, flavour perception, food preferences, odour learning and memory, and emotions. John is past President and Secretary of the Australasian Association for Chemosensory Science. He is the current editor of Food Quality and Preference, and also serves on the editorial board of Chemosensory Perception.   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tastematters/   To learn more about Aigora, please visit www.aigora.com

Roger (00:01):In the earliest days, living in the UK, I remember reading a newspaper, the headlines about crew member, detained by police, preflight failing a breath test. And I remember reading those things 30 years ago and thinking well, silly him. That wouldn't happen to me and generally being quite unconcerned about it. But the fact was, I'd still read the same sort of headlines periodically. And by the mid two thousands, they would have a different effect on me. I would read those headlines and go, wow, that could be me. That could be me one day. ,addiction is giving up everything for one thing and recovery is giving up one thing for everything because The end point of addiction is people lose a lot. They lose lives and careers and, and, and marriages and relationships and everything. It is just total annihilation for this one thing,New Speaker (00:57):You all listening to flying straight and aviators guide to navigating through a life of sobriety people in the flying industry and other walks of life will share their experiences of living a life free of alcohol and other drugs. You will also hear from experts in the world of addiction and self-improvement join Andrew O'Meally, airline, pilot, and non-practicing alcoholic. As he takes you on a journey discovering how a sober life can lead to a deeper level of happiness.Andrew (01:32):Well, welcome to this third episode of flying straight piloting a sober life. My name is Andrew O'Meally, airline pilot alcoholic, and your host. I'm talking to you from the sunshine coast in Southeast Queensland Australia. It's beautiful here at the moment, balmy days and rain in the afternoons. It's a great combo of fantastic beach weather and the rain keeping that Bush land alive.New Speaker (02:00):Anyway, today's conversation is with a super interesting guy, Captain Roger Healey Roger's career path is an enviable one. Soon after school, he joined the Royal Australian air force, flying a diverse range of aircraft, including P three Orions, which is a four engine Anti submarine aircraft, as well as rotary wings. He left the military after 16 years and started flying for a large airline being based in Hong Kong, as well as in the United Kingdom. He currently operates out of Asia flying freight a heavy jet. How good is that? Roger shares with us, his story of the impact alcohol had on his life. It was a slow transition from social drinker fitting in with the other crew members to that realization that something just wasn't quite right and was getting worse. He shares insights on the life as an international airline pilot and expectorate, a father and a recovering alcoholic. And he tells us how sobriety has given him everything alcohol had promised.New Speaker (03:09):Oh yeah. Thanks for doing this mate. This is excellent.Roger (03:12):Mate, this is yeah. Pleasure.Andrew (03:14):Yeah. So your down inthe central coast at the moment, is that right?Roger (03:20):Newcastle. Yeah. So Newcastle. So just South of Newcastle I'm in CharlestownAndrew (03:26):Charlestown. Okay. And just to clarify that's Newcastle Australia. Yeah.Roger (03:33):Newcastle Australia. Yeah. Certainly is.Andrew (03:35):And, that's a pretty rare event for you, isn't it? That being back in Australia,Roger (03:41):Being home hasn't happened, for nearly 12 months, you know, the 11 months, when I was last back, just the way the COVID thing's been rolling and the various, quarantine restrictions, both in Asia and back here.Andrew (03:57):Yeah. It must be good to be home.Roger (04:00):It is, it is. , although as generally a commuter for the last 10 or more years, my need to keep coming back is a bit different from some other folks. My kids are now pretty much grown up they're 20, 24 and 28. So, they're, to a greater extent self-sufficient and they're also geographically dispersed so that if I come back to Newcastle, they're not all here.Andrew (04:26):So, so did your kids spend any time in Hong Kong? We, you were always up there on your own?Roger (04:33):No. So I was married and we split back in 2002, the time that happened, we were all living in the UK. IWas UK based for a while.Andrew (04:47):You spent, a lot of time in Asia. As an expat.Roger (04:53):So, I've been with the company for 23 years. And so, for the period that I was based, which was the first 13 years or so, , my visits, there were a couple of times a month and you'd, just be in a hotel there when you were there,, for a couple of days and then, and then flying out again, back and forth, usually through the middle East, back to all ports in Europe, since I've been based there though, I've got my own little, own little apartment I rent up there and we jet about all over the place, some regional, some long haul.Andrew (05:30):Yeah, so you're, you're flying the 744freighter at the momentRoger (05:36):The mighty freighter, the mighty 74. Yeah.Andrew (05:38):That'd be a pretty cool job at the moment. And particularly with, all the freight booming and so on.Roger (05:46):Yeah. it's the, it's the part of the industry, I think, with the brightest prospects at the moment.Andrew (05:54):All right. Great. S0, I remember you saying once this flying rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong, it's notsuch a bad gig after allRoger (06:02):that's right, is that famous line out of, out of that movie, isn't it, but top gun, top gun it was, seen as athreat to those guys findflying the pointy jets.Andrew (06:16):you mentioned the, pointy.....?Roger (06:18):those pointy jets. Yeah. The, top gun guys.Andrew (06:23):Yeah, What were you flying?.Roger (06:26):Well, I wasn't, no, I was, in the air force for 16 years, but, most of it was, multi-engine on the P-3 doing maritime patrol stuff and a bit of rotary wing for years on helicopters. That was all good fun, but a bit of a young man's game really, but all good fun.Andrew (06:42):How long were you in there for?Roger (06:44):16 years? Yeah. 16 years. 82 to 98.Andrew (06:50):Yeah. Right. Yeah. I've got to ask with the air force. So it was the Royal Australian Air ForceRoger (06:58):Indeed. It was. Yeah.Andrew (07:00):How would you say the drinking culture was there?Roger (07:04):Ah, look, it's a long time ago now becaus, we're talking nearly 40 years ago that I joined and, I think the culture, and society, generally was very different back then. And the air force, was not particularly different. It was different that's for sure things were just more, more permissive. There was that sort of work, hard, play hard sort of culture. There was always the idea of flight safety coming first and, mixing the drinking with the was always very heavily promoted. But I think there were a lot of times where people would, as an example,Friday afternoons, it'd be off to the mess for a bit of socialization after, after a working week. And yeah, some people would just go for a couple of drinks and head off home and other people would stay for a bit longer. I was probably one of the ones that stayed a bit longer and, I was the one who came home late for dinner on a Friday night, was not very popular. And, there are a lot of those sorts of things. And as I say, these are the things that happened, 40 odd years ago.Andrew (08:17):Yeah. Right. So, so did you go straight from the RAAF into an airline?Roger (08:23):I did. I did so, straight from school to the air fo...

Mark is the Managing director and Registered Surveyor at Parker Scanlon in Newcastle. He spent his years growing up on the central coast where he enjoyed the life of surfing & sailing with his mates. Work experience with a surveyor whilst still at school cemented Marks career in surveying. You can find Marks company on Facebook @Parker Scanlon & Mark on LinkedIn. Mark supports the School of St Jude in Tanzania. You can find out more at https://www.schoolofstjude.org/about-st-judes/q-and-a-with-gemma-sisia/

Wayne Thompson is a typeface designer and lettering artist who also tells terrible dad jokes and plays guitar in a band. Wayne is from Newcastle Australia, and just about every successful Australian lettering artist I talk to says it’s Wayne’s fault they got into lettering. That’s exactly why we’ve asked him on to the Typism podcast, to talk about how we can avoid the comparison trap or imposter syndrome. https://www.typismcommunity.com/blog/typism-podcast-wayne-thompson  

Today's episode is SO GOOD! I brought Luke Skewest and Cindra Banks from Conscious Couples onto the show to chat about non-monogamy and open relationships! Cindra & Luke are married AND have an open relationship. We explore why they chose it, what it means for their relationship and the stigmas that come with the open relationship status! Cindra and Luke are very honest and open about how they navigated it together and how it ADDS to their relationship. We also chat through what they love about it, communicating and setting boundaries. So so good! Click play and get started! Cindra's jam is self awareness. Through her own experiences with mental health challenges (eating disorder, anxiety and depression), sexual identity and divorce, she is able to relate to your struggles and support you in overcoming them. Cindra identifies as queer, loves to keep fit with CrossFit and adores the ocean, her partner in life and biz Luke (and bonus kids) as well as travelling this beautiful planet we call earth. She loves working with women especially to unleash their inner truth and strip back the layers that are holding them back, with embodiment practices, immersions and women's circles. Luke's passion lies in helping people get unstuck, using his unique perspective and lessons of growth through life's challenges. Using his experiences with childhood/family trauma, career challenges, mental health issues (anxiety/depression), addiction, marriage, divorce, sexual identity and co-parenting, Luke can relate life's challenges and help people thrive alongside their struggles. Luke has helped people in mental health, addiction and relationships for the past five years, plus done thousands of hours of personal development. He is eager to use proven relationship tools in communication, NLP techniques, mindfulness, meditation and divine love to bring you connection and growth. Together, Luke and Cindra are Conscious Couples, offering holistic relationship coaching for individuals and couples who are at breaking point in their relationships. They also co-host their podcast, The Relationships Show, covering the spectrum of "taboo" topics they believe need to be brought into the light. Residing in Newcastle Australia, they live beachside and have dreams of taking what they do and talk about to the world stage. Watch this space for 2021 group programs, retreats and speaking events around the country. @consciouscouples @lukeskewes @cindrabanks Did you love this episode? Leave a review by clicking here! Instagram: @conscioussexuality Facebook: Conscious Sexuality Website: www.conscioussexuality.com.au

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In October 1997, Joe Cinque uprooted his entire life in Newcastle Australia to be with his girlfriend Anu Singh in Canberra. The move was a prelude to a twisted and elaborate plot to extinguish the life of a young man who had a bright and promising future ahead of him.Music Credits:The Minds Of Madness Theme Music – Duncan FosterFeel The Madness - The FunkoarsUsed with Permission - http://goldenerarecords.com.au/ge/funkoarsPlease check out this episodes sponsors and help support our podcast:Caliper CBD - Get 30% off Caliper’s all-natural, flavored Swiftstick Variety Packs when you use promo code MADNESS30 at http://trycaliper.com/madness30BetterHelp - Special offer for The Minds of Madness listeners: get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/madnessSpotlight Oral Care - Go to https://spotlightoralcare.com and get 20% off your first order with code MADNESSVarsity Tutors - To reserve your spot in a FREE class, go to https://www.varsitytutors.com/madnessBest Fiends - Download Best Fiends FREE on the Apple App Store or Google PlayMadison Reed: Get 10% off plus FREE SHIPPING on your first Color Kit go to madison-reed.com and enter PROMO CODE: MINDSResearch & Writing:Ashton MorrowScript Editing:Rose KeefeSpecial Thanks:Dr. Christina Forzani Psy.DIf you would like to support the show and get some extra perks including extra content, including early release/ad-free episodes, Go to - https://www.patreon.com/MadnessPodWebsite - https://mindsofmadnesspodcast.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/themindsofmadness/Twitter - @MadnessPod https://twitter.com/MadnessPodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/themindsofmadness/Sources:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppggZ0fzMJ8http://www6.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/cases/act/ACTSC/1999/32.htmlhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4504448/Anu-Singh-farewell-dinner-killing-boyfriend.htmlhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4505766/Anu-Singh-s-new-boyfriend-says-s-served-time.htmlhttps://www.nowtolove.com.au/news/local-news/anu-singh-speaks-out-about-killing-joe-cinque-37386https://murderpedia.org/female.S/s/singh-anu.htmhttps://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/oct/05/joe-cinques-consolation-toxic-relationships-and-the-mysteries-around-his-killinghttps://casefilepodcast.com/case-130-joe-cinque/https://www.singletonargus.com.au/story/4659847/twenty-years-after-their-sons-killing-maria-and-nino-speak-out/https://www.smh.com.au/opinion/her-new-careers-to-die-for-20050605-gdlghl.htmlhttps://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/prescription/rohypnol.htmlhttps://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/books/on-death-and-madness-20040809-gdjihw.htmlhttps://thewest.com.au/news/wa/complex-background-to-tragedy-ng-ya-120221http://joecinque.com.au/crimehttp://netk.net.au/Australia/Singh.aspJoe Cinque’s Consolation by Helen Garnerhttp://www6.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/cases/act/ACTSC/1999/32.html

Welcome to the Got Himmm cricket Podcast!!2 brothers from Newcastle Australia who love talking about the Game. This episode we explain who we are and what's it's about,We recap the summer games so far.. BBL10 Upcoming test series. Enjoy!!Please hit us up on Twitter with any feedback on how to improve the show and if you like please leave a rating...@GothimmmpodBill, Dayno and Poppa!!Twitter: @Gothimmmpod

The son of a Miner & Nurse, Brian was born in the Hunter Valley and grew up loving Maths & Cricket. Due to his poor eyesight, he could not pursue his love to join the Defense forces, so Surveying was his next choice. Getting the marks, but missing out on a UNI position, he attended TAFE before completing his Degree. As a registered surveyor he plays a major part in nurturing, growing & shaping the future of young surveyors. Brian works as a surveyor & acting chief pilot for FYFE in Newcastle Australia. Brian has a passion for surveying and is always looking for new and innovative technology & ways to improve the surveying industry. Brian is active in BOSSI, & the Hunter Manning group (part of ISNSW). If you ever get a chance to talk to Brian, your day will be better for it. Brian finds his getaway and release from the everyday with his family, wife & spending time on the open road on his motorbike. You can find Brian on LinkedIn and follow him in supporting a worthwhile cause in RUOK https://www.ruok.org.au

In this episode, we talk to Shubhi Jain, Founder CEO of Redolence Bakery, on her journey as a solopreneur and how she successfully built a loyal customer base. We talk about her initial struggles and how she overcame them. We wrap this episode with 3 quick actionable tips for you to implement and build your own loyal customer base!Don't forget to subscribe to my podcast and leave a review if you liked this episode! ✨Buy my book, Zero to Four Figures, here: https://www.themarketingnomad.co/books/zerotofourfiguresA bit about me:My name: Prithvi MadhukarPseudonym: The Marketing NomadI'm a marketer, business owner, entrepreneur, author of Zero to Four Figures: Lessons Learned by a Broke CEO, podcaster, youtuber, Etsy Shop Owner, Skillshare Teacher, and influencer with a zest for life, passion for marketing and an aim to travel the world while building my business empire ❤️Say Hi! to me:Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/themarketingnomadLinkedin -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/prithvimadhukar/Skillshare -  https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/themarketingnomad?gr_tch_ref=on&gr_trp=onPodcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-marketing-nomad-show/id1531854014YouTube -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/themarketingnomadMy Etsy Shop:  https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheMarketingNomadCoConsulting Services I offer:Social Media Marketing | Website Marketing | Content Marketing | Email Marketing: https://www.themarketingnomad.co/packages☕ Buy me a coffee if you'd like! ☕https://www.buymeacoffee.com/marketingnomadDISCLAIMER: You are absolutely not required, ever! However, if you liked this episode and you want to say thank you, then this is just me keeping that option open :) I am grateful for anything but please never feel like you have to! :)Related Episode:E71: 10 Tips So You Actually Execute Your Content CalendarDownload:1. Marketing Plan Worksheet - https://www.themarketingnomad.co/marketing-plan-worksheet2. IG Post Checklist - https://www.themarketingnomad.co/lm-start-post-checklistAbout The Guest:Shubhi has running Redolence Bakery from the past 5+ years successfully. She has her own kitchen studio where she develop recipes & record online classes, conduct workshops and bake sales.She specializes in egg-free baking (and her nerdy side doesn't get enough of baking science and history!). She is also a certified nutritionist with formal education from DU, and certifications from Stanford, University of Newcastle- Australia, University of Copenhagen, Wageningen research institute- Netherlands and Ludwig Maximilians University- GermanyShe practices nutrition here - @thenutriquestLinks mentioned in the Episode:1. For Discount Coupon for Shubhi's Baking School: www.themarketingnomad.co/podcast-32. Youtube Link: Coming soon!!3. Instagram Link to Shubhi's Redolence Bakery: https://www.instagram.com/redolence_bakery/Support the show

In this Know your Rights series 3 - Anti-Poverty week , our host Dan Cox, Broadcast Journalist with the ABC based in Newcastle Australia, will be speaking with three eminent Australians regarding Poverty in Australia, and what actions we can take to reduce poverty in our society and communities. In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Elder Laurie Perry will provide some insights regarding how  First Nations peoples are experiencing Poverty; Emma Dawson will expand our understanding of gendered poverty; and Father Rod Bower will walk with us along roads to reducing poverty and building connection. In this episode we  speak with Father Rod Bower. Rod Bower is an Anglican priest, the rector of Gosford, where he has served for more than 20 years. He’s also Archdeacon for Justice Ministries and Chaplaincy in the Diocese of Newcastle. He’s an ambassador for the Refugee Council of Australia and serves on the board of Samaritans. Father Rod is a passionate advocate for a number of social justice and human rights issues. He uses his massive social media following, as well as the infamous roadside sign out the front of his church, to raise questions, spark debate, promote love. He’s married to Kerry, who is also a passionate advocate for asylum seekers. They have two children and four grandchildren. His memoir is called, ‘Outspoken’ Web links: https://www.penguin.com.au/books/outspoken-9780143788409 https://nrpl.ent.sirsidynix.net.au/client/en_AU/newcastle/search/results?qu=outspoken+rod+bower&te= This is a Newcastle Libraries REAL production. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Know your Rights series 3 - Anti-Poverty week , our host Dan Cox, Broadcast Journalist with the ABC based in Newcastle Australia, will be speaking with three eminent Australians regarding Poverty in Australia, and what actions we can take to reduce poverty in our society and communities. In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Elder Laurie Perry will provide some insights regarding how  First Nations peoples are experiencing Poverty; Emma Dawson will expand our understanding of gendered poverty; and Father Rod Bower will walk with us along roads to reducing poverty and building connection. In this episode we speak with Emma Dawson. Emma is Executive Director of public policy think tank Per Capita. She has worked as a researcher at Monash University and the University of Melbourne; in policy and public affairs for SBS and Telstra; and as a senior policy adviser in the Rudd and Gillard Governments. Emma has published reports, articles and opinion pieces on a wide range of public policy issues. She is a regular contributor to the Guardian Australia and The Australian Financial Review, is a frequent guest on various ABC radio programs nationally, and an occasional panellist on The Drum on ABC TV. She appears regularly as an expert witness before parliamentary inquiries and often speaks at public events and conferences in Australia and internationally. Emma is the co-author of Per Capita’s landmark report Measure for Measure: Gender Equality in Australia, and co-editor, with Professor Janet McCalman, of the upcoming collection of essays What happens next? Reconstructing Australia after COVID-19, to be published by Melbourne University Press in September 2020. Web links: www.percapita.org.au https://www.mup.com.au/books/what-happens-next-paperback-softback https://percapita.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/MFM_report_FINAL.pdf https://nrpl.ent.sirsidynix.net.au/client/en_AU/newcastle/search/detailnonmodal/ent:$002f$002fSD_ILS$002f0$002fSD_ILS:499439/one?qu=What+happens+next%3F+reconstructing This is a Newcastle Libraries REAL production. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Know your Rights series 3 - Anti-Poverty week , our host Dan Cox, Broadcast Journalist with the ABC based in Newcastle Australia, will be speaking with three eminent Australians regarding Poverty in Australia, and what actions we can take to reduce poverty in our society and communities. In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Elder Laurie Perry will provide some insights regarding how  First Nations peoples are experiencing Poverty; Emma Dawson will expand our understanding of gendered poverty; and Father Rod Bower will walk with us along roads to reducing poverty and building connection. In this episode we speak with Laurie Perry. Laurie Perry is the current CEO of the Wonnarua National Aboriginal Corporation based in Singleton in the Upper Hunter. He was born in Sydney in 1964  and then moved back to his mother’s country Wonnarua in 1971. He went to school in Singleton, leaving in Year 10 to work in a petrol station and then at Liddell Colliery Ravensworth where he worked underground for 10 years before he was seriously hurt in an underground accident in 1990. He was air-lifted to Newcastle Hospital  where he received treatment for a punctured lung, fractured ribs and dislocated right knee. He returned to work 2 years later on the surface and was retrenched 6 months later when the mines closed. Former footballer, Laurie studied at TAFE for 5 years developing his business skills including Aboriginal tours across his country, setting up a number of small businesses along the way. He has been CEO of the Wonnarua Nation Aboriginal Corporation for 8 years and his passion is to look after their membership community where . he lives, to make sure traditional country is protected. Whilst living in the largest mining, wine and tourism industry, he seeks to build a future in Aboriginal Industry, with the key objectives of supporting youth, emerging Elders, and current Elders, to reduce the high levels of you incarceration levels across our region, and create an Aboriginal economic future for all Aboriginal people living in Wonnarua Country. Web links:  https://www.wonnarua.org.au/ This is a Newcastle Libraries REAL production. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I sat down with Dr Di Rayson to talk about teaching theology, being a Christian in green movements, and how to appropriately call on Bonhoeffer when engaging contemporary issues. Di is a public theologian with special interest in climate change, ecoethics, and ecofeminism. She often teaches at The University of Newcastle Australia, where she did her PhD, on Bonhoeffer's Theology and Anthropogenic Climate Change. Di has worked on other contemporary issues such as war, rape culture, and theology and the arts. She has also published on Bonhoeffer and Gandhi and Bonhoeffer's political theology.In November she is teaching a course on Creation and Eco Theology with United Theological College and Charles Sturt University. The course runs from Nov 9-13 both online and at UTC in North Parramatta. For more information, or to enrol, please contact Joanne Stokes at joannes@nswact.uca.org.auFollow the show: @RinseRepeatPod // Follow me: @liammiller87Find More: www.loverinserepeat.com

The insight of a general dentist with a mind that never stopped learning (and discovering) is now playing a significant role in helping a wide range of the population. When Dr Kevin Bourke, a Newcastle (Australia) based practitioner invented a chewing device in the 1960's he was ahead of his time. His insight then into the orofacial myofunctional world is playing out today into the lives of young and old and in this episode, I chat with his daughter and CEO of Myo Munchee Australia Dr Mary Bourke. We look at the history of the ‘munchee', the realms in which it is now being used and the effectiveness across a broad spectrum of care applications.  An experienced and passionate chiropractor herself,  Mary brings explains the role the chewing plays in physical and cognitive development and together we address some of the issues we see that are hampering a variety of the natural development and ongoing wellness in society today, and how the MyoMunchee is playing a beneficial role in regaining some lost ground for our clients.  

Episode 43 Please welcome to the podcast from Newcastle Australia the very talented musician Amy Vee. Amy has won numerous awards, 2005 Oz Music Artist of the Year, 2009 ABC Music Award. She has featured in the play Buskers and Angels which Australian Icon Jon English wrote and in January 2021 Amy will perform in the musical Chess. Amy has toured in the U.K and USA. In 2019 Amy recorded her album Same Skin. The song you heard at the start of the podcast was her new single "Forget Me" @amyveemusic amyvee.com Here we spoke about trying to juggle family life, music and the pandemic,  Newcastle Music Scene, growing up in Tamworth, her early bands, playing online, working with Jon English,  working in promoting mental health awareness and being a board member for Listen Up Music, her new album and single and some amazing road stories. https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory   tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com  @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #amyvee #tellcraigyourstory #sameskin #forgetme #recordingartist #singer #songwriter #newcastle #tamworth #jonenglish #chess #evita #mentalhealth awareness #listenupmusic #tamworthcountryfestival #babyanimals #andrewscheps #lizottes #abcmusicaward #ozmusicartistoftheyear   

Please welcome to the podcast the talented Instrumental Guitarist from Newcastle Australia, Adam Miller. Adam has recently recorded his new album "Unify" in L.A, and is set to be released in August. He made the decision last year to move to L.A to pursue more musical opportunities. He has toured internationally for a number of years and has shared the stage with Les Paul, Tommy Emmanuel and Matt Schofield. Adam has recorded 7 albums starting in 2001 with "After The Day". The song that we heard at the start of the podcast was titled "Home" which is from the 2018 album "The Defining Of Success". He is also is the promoter for the Grand Hotel Jazz nights in Newcastle. With a unique approach to the guitar, Adam Miller's music is groovy and approachable, whilst having a melodic sophistication that only comes from years of cross genre hopping. www.adammiller.com.au @adammillerguitar Here we talk about his guitar technique, moving to L.A, getting to play with Les Paul, working at the local music shop, the release of his new album, why doesn't he sing? and whole bunch of road stories. https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory   tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com  @tellcraigyourstory Youtube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #adammiller #tellcraigyourstory #instrumentalguitarist #guitarist #guitar #songwriter #recordingartist #unify #band #newcastle #thedefiningofsuccess #home #aftertheday #LA #lespaul #tommyemmanuel #mattschofield #jazz #blues #newcastle #australia

In this interview I talk with the legend that hails from Newcastle Australia, Kent Fury. This recording did have its technical issues and this was our second attempt so apologize in advance for the poor quality of this recording. Kent is a well known member of the warhammer community in Australia and has had an extensive history in the hobby. We share our thoughts on the Warhammer Renaissance fan made rules set which is available on Facebook in the group titled under the same name, and our first look reactions to the armies we feel passionate about. So be warned that this is not for the faint hearted as two Aussies get stuck in and get passionate about our hobby in the Old World.

Please welcome to the podcast Singer, Song Writer and Recording Artist Kristy James. Kristy from Newcastle Australia has been releasing E.P's ever since 2013 with Nobody's Gonna Make Me, 2017 Raw E.P (Both tracks  on the podcast feature the songs "Push" and "Dark Sunglasses" are from this E.P). More recently single Independent and Black Heart. She has been number #2 in the Aria Australian Country Charts and recorded in Nashville. In 2017 she won Australian Songwriter Associate Award. Her new project "Shape Music" focuses on song writing and the music business for inspiring new musicians. www.kristyjames.com https://shapemusic.podbean.com At the start of the podcast i mentioned a competition to any inspiring musicians or band to create a "Tell Craig Your Story" theme song. No longer then 90 seconds and i will announce the winner at the end of the month and will be played at the start of every podcast!  To find out where "Tell Craig Your Story" podcast https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com/ is available to download and stream, please click on the link-https://linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory and subscribe free to the podcast. All the social medias- Youtube, V.K, Wechat, Facebook, Twitter Instagram). Any feedback/suggestions or businesses that would like to promote on the podcast, please email tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com or @tellcraigyourstory #kristyjames #shapemusic #raw #push #darksunglasses #singer #songwriter #vocalist #countrymusic #countryrock #tellcraigyourstory #aria #nashville 

I love these feel good stories. People doing everything and anything to make their dreams come true. Let me introduce Nathan Halls. Nathan from Newcastle Australia has featured in reality TV Shows Peter Powers and the Bachelor. He has also featured in Home And Away, Short Films (Voices) and TV commercials. But got his big break featuring in the 2016 war movie Hacksaw Ridge which was produced by Mel Gibson and actors Sam Worthington and Vince Vaughn. We sat down in Newcastle and talked about Nathan's acting career, how he got his big break with Hacksaw Ridge, what it was like working with Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn, his opinion on reality TV, his experience in the USA, and a whole bunch of behind the scene stories. Please visit Nathan's website https://www.starnow.com.au/nathanhalls and checkout his Youtube page To find out where "Tell Craig Your Story" is available to download and stream, please click on the link-   linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory and subscribe to the podcast, so you know when the latest episode has been uploaded. Any feedback/suggestions or businesses that would like to promote on the podcast, please email tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com or @tellcraigyourstory #nathanhalls #tellcraigyourstory #hacksawridge #melgibson #vincevaughn #peterpowers #homeandaway   

In January, I caught up with my long time friend from Newcastle Australia, Tina Martyn. Tina has been recording albums at a young age and won the Golden Guitar award at the Tamworth Australia Country Music Awards. She is also an ARIA nominee for best new talent. She is the first "Pop Star" that I ever met. Having shared the stage with her old friends Keith Urban and guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel and meeting Shania Twain, Tina has some amazing stories to tell. Here we talk about her trip to the USA, her guitar techniques, going from Country and Western to more a pop sound, peer pressure, motivating Keith Urban when he was starting in the music business and her current band "Pretty Irresistible" www.prettyirresistible.com We have 2 tracks to listen to- Lost in The Music and The Sun's Coming Up. All music is copyright to Tina Martyn. We are also now available on ITunes/Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/tell-craig-your-story/id1498193096 Click on the link to see where "Tell Craig Your Story" Podcast is available- linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory  

Lauren Branson is the owner and founder of Your Food Collective here in Newcastle Australia. Lauren and her team source FRESH LOCAL FOOD GROWN locally, pay a fair price for it and then sell and deliver locally. Brilliant concept! For more Spicy Steph go here. This is a Newcastle Podcast Station production. Support the show: https://www.spicysteph.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 2 of our podcast with founding member of the Metclub/Legacy Unofficial Fanpage on Facebook. Here we talk about Napster, Metallica's busy touring schedule, My first Metallica concert in Newcastle Australia, the legal issues he had with his Facebook page and a few road stories. "Tell Craig Your Story" is available on Spotify, Stitcher, IHeart Radio and Google Podcast. Please visit our website tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com for all the latest updates

Rob De Groof joins me this week to chat about the Jeffrey Stephens protocol, Out of the blue hypnosis, his history with clowning, mentalism, magic, and hypnosis and we also have a little chat about boob enhancement with hypnosis.Rob De Groof is one of Europe’s leading hypnotists. He is the owner and lead trainer of the European Hypnosis Academy with hundreds of students around the world.He's the official trainer of the work from his late mentor, Jeffrey Stephens. As you will hear he is passionate to keep Jeffrey’s techniques and approach alive. Rob is also a trainer for Bob Burns’ The Swan, Sheila Granger’s Virtual Gastric Band, and the Dave Elman Institute. Rob is also the author of the book “Mentalism for Hypnotherapists”You can find his book here:http://www.mentalism4hypnotherapists.com/His classes in Newcastle Australia:http://branchesofhealing.com.au/events/rob-jeffhttp://branchesofhealing.com.au/events/outofblueHis academy here:https://europeanhypnosisacademy.com/His personal pages here:http://www.robdegroof.com/index.htmlhttps://www.facebook.com/rob.degroof/Thanks for listeningLanceSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22594525)

An interview with the Reverend of Saint Andrew's Presbyterian church, Newcastle Australia. (The Church in the picture) Tim responds to two questions: # What is Christianity? # What is the central message of Christianity? We also address what exactly it is that makes a person eligible for heaven. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elliott-smith6/message

CW: Alcohol In following with the example set by the festival. I would like to acknowledge the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, who are the traditional custodians of the land the festival was held on, and that this podcast was made on. I pay respect to their elders past and present as well as to any listeners with a connection to the world’s oldest continuing culture. I would also like to acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and this always was and always will be Aboriginal land. National Young Writers Festival happens every year in early October, in Newcastle Australia. It is part of a collection of arts festivals that happen as part of This Is Not Art festival. It's free to attended, and offers workshops, panels, comedy sets, poetry readings, and more! It's made up of artists from all over the place, getting together, and sharing their creative energy, insight, and skills with each other and the public. I want more game makers to attend, and more importantly; I want them on panels! Let us see if I can convince you, while I pay homage to The Mixed Six. Find more from nywf on their website: https://youngwritersfestival.org/

Stephen T. Ziliak is Professor of Economics at Roosevelt University and Conjoint Professor of Business and Law at the University of Newcastle-Australia. A major contributor to the American Statistical Association “Statement on Statistical Significance and P-values” (2016) he is probably best known for his book (with Deirdre N. McCloskey) on The Cult of Statistical Significance: How the Standard Error Costs Us Jobs, Justice, and Lives (2008), showing the damage done by a culture of mindless significance testing, the history of wrong turns, and the benefits which could be enjoyed by returning to Bayesian and Guinnessometric roots.

Ok so maybe you went to school then possibly University or Tafe but what happens shock horror when you decide to go BACK to study after you've had kids. Whether it's a short course, a University Degree or Tafe Bec shares her experience to help you tackle that difficult but often rewarding time in a Mummas life. Is that the school bell we hear? Class is in session Mummas! Sponsored by the incredible Little Unicorn Early Education Centres in Newcastle Australia, Locally Owned, Child Focused Enrol contact them here. For more NHM Newcastle Hunter Mumma goodness prizes and more go here. 

In this episode of Kiwi Birth Tales I talk with Amber Reid about the birth of her son Rome. Amber is a Kiwi and so is her partner, they live in Newcastle Australia and Amber gave birth in one of the local hospitals there. Amber takes us through her quick journey falling pregnant, adjusting to her changing pregnancy body, doing an online hypnobirthing course and then into her labour and birth experience. Amber had a fast labour and spent some time in the pool in hospital however it wasn't full enough at the time when she needed to push so instead moved to the shower where she gave birth to baby Rome. Amber talks about her experience after leaving the hospital (only a few short hours after giving birth) and how she is finding life as a new mum. Thanks so much for joining me on the Podcast Amber! If you want to check Amber and her family out on Instagram you can do so @amberriedx

Ideas digest is a podcast community that records its episodes live at Hubro in Newcastle Australia. We engage with challenging ideas on the ground level, breaking through the controversy to find our collective humanity. In this episode we introduce the concept of ideas digest and what our purpose is. Stay in touch on instagram: @ideasdigest Email: ideasdigest@gmail.com Peter rollins clip full: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4NbvHf-AI0&t=74s intro music: Lawson Hull https://soundcloud.com/lawson-hull

Linda McNeil is a family engagement specialist, coach and speaker in Newcastle Australia. https://lindamcneil.com.au/ In this episode she speaks with Nancy about difficult conversations and what we need to understand to build bridges between school and home.

Stephen T. Ziliak is Professor of Economics at Roosevelt University and Conjoint Professor of Business and Law at the University of Newcastle-Australia. A major contributor to the American Statistical Association “Statement on Statistical Significance and P-values” (2016) he is probably best known for his book (with Deirdre N. McCloskey) on The Cult of Statistical Significance: How the Standard Error Costs Us Jobs, Justice, and Lives (2008), showing the damage done by a culture of mindless significance testing, the history of wrong turns, and the benefits which could be enjoyed by returning to Bayesian and Guinnessometric roots.

Lee shares her story as a teacher who discovered the impact of dyslexia the hard way, through her child. She tells her story of how she started as the accommodating mum, then became a 'bossy parent', found breakthrough with phonics in Newcastle Australia, then brought it to Sydney and now runs a service from a medical practice helping 60-70 children a week to read and deal with dyslexia in school. Bulletmap Academy Page: https://bulletmapacademy.com BulletMap Academy Workshop: https://bulletmapacademy.com/workshop/ BulletMap Academy Blogs: https://bulletmapacademy.com/blogs/ Enroll in BulletMap Academy: https://bulletmapacademy.com/sales-page/#price

Betterhelp: www.betterhelp.com/allmadhere Today I speak to the person who inspired me to start this podcast, and who experiences arguably one of the most misunderstood conditions in psychological literature. Amber is a trans-female data analyst living in Newcastle Australia who has dissociative identity disorder, or what is popularly known as 'multiple personality disorder'. She has been a 'multiple' for most of her adult life, and has been working deeply to understand and accept her identities. She describes her experience as being 'like living in a share-house. I don't have any control over what anyone else does, I can only make sure that everyone is happy'. She describes how having multiple identities impacts her romantic relationships, and how having a 'team' of identities on hand is a bit like having a superpower. Resources Mentioned in this Podcast: BetterHelp: www.betterhelp.com/allmadhere Amber's email: amberxoxtaylor@gmail.com Free Resources for Hosts, Alters, Counsellors and Friends of People with “Multiple Personalities”: http://www.net-burst.net/counselor-therapist/dissociative-resources.htm

Beech and Co Website: www.beechandco.com.au Beech and Co Instagram: www.instagram.com/beechandco Me: www.thomdwyer.com www.instagram.com/thom.dwyer Aemon and Chelsea are a Husband and Wife Duo crushing it in Newcastle Australia, with their digital branding agency, working wiht some big companies as well as greta local companies and powerhouses such ad Newcastle Council and Compassion Australia. In this episode we dive into some of their business stories and the importance they found in dividing roles specifically within the company to ease the flow and potential tension that comes with working with your spouse or significant other. People say not to work with your husband and/or wife, But these guys made it work! Enjoy listening to their story and leave a review of the podcast if you feel so inclined. Thom

This Episode was recorded in Newcastle Australia by Newcastle Beach with the legend himself Joel Alston from Barefoot and bearded. www.barefootandbearded.com You can find my work www.thomdwyer.com Joel is an abosultely wild spirited sould who loves adventure, in fact he froths it so hard he imbedded it entirely into his business ans brand and that today is the reason he flew to Las Vegas for a dessert elopement, he built this brand that takes him around the world shooting the coolest couples doing what he loves and in this episode we dive into how he did that. When you talk to Joel, his way of thinking automatically he rubs off onto you and he challenges the traditions set by weddings, creativity and society and I think that makes him pretty worthy of a podcast episode. We dive into his brand, his influences and his goals and aspirations as a photographer. You can check out the Video of Joels Why here: youtu.be/Ad6WiPSUFrM

  Join Dan (@drusyniak) &howard (@heshiegreshie) as they palaver with Dr. Geoff Isbister (@geoff_isbister) about the poison playground that is Australia. Snakes, spiders and quetiapine, oh my! Learn what color of snake to look out for (hint: all of them), learn how Australians do research (on themselves), and why generally leaving your house down under is a terrible idea. So be like an Aussie, have no fear and turn up the volume. Delicious Links Join Dr. Isbister at The University of Newcastle Australia clinical toxicology research group The amazing, and bizarre, discovery of Irukandji Syndrome A great overview of neurotoxic marine poisoning And what discussion of Australia would be complete without a discussion of spider bites. And another. . . More than dermal problems. Catecholamine-induced cardiomyopathy resulting from life-threatening funnel-web spider envenoming. “A pints a pound the whole world round”. As it is with intentional overdoses.Quetiapine Poisoning - A Case Series Potentially practice changing, practical approach to a commonly misinterpreted value. Drug induced QT prolongation: the measurement and assessment of the QT interval in clinical practice Hungry? Not sure what to do with that little yellow and brown jar? Hugh Jackman Shows Jimmy How to Really Eat Vegemite The official Twitter account of Vegemite Before trying anything, learn about the pioneers who did it first. Who Goes First? The Story of Self-Experimentation in Medicine by Lawrence K. Altman How a prank phone call to Tobias Drundridge sparked an international controversy. Well, it's true. Apparently, the dingo really did eat (kill) the baby. ReBOA Official Translation Australian: Strewth, I got into a bingle after chucking a u-e on my way to the bottle o. Coppas and ambos came, blood everywhere. Took me to the A&E, it was chockablock. Non-bogan / English: Oh no. I was in a car accident, when I was on my way to the liquor establishment. I was performing a U-turn. The police and the paramedics arrived, there was blood all around. I was taken to the ER and it was full. Australian: G'day ya bastards! Howaaaare youse, awrite? Out in the whoop whoop, if trauma strikes, you're in the sticks kilometers away from bugger all. With a massive injury, you'd be stuffed if you used outdated technology like the MAST snake. Its pretty flaky mate and is all cracking the shits. Non-bogan / English: Hello friends. How are you? Good? In the Outback, if trauma strikes, you're in the remote countryside, quite isolated. With massive trauma, you'd be in trouble if you used outdated technology like the MAST (military anti shock trouser) snake. It's pretty unreliable and quite frustrating. Australian: But thanks to your ‘ol cobbers at Witness Protection Products Straya, we have a better way. ReBOA - Resuscitative Extra-Vascular BOA constrictor. She's a bloody ripper. It's got a swish design, unlike other devices that have heads like a dropped pie and frankly, I reckon they've got a few ‘roos loose in the top paddock. But with ReBOA, she'll be right mate. Non-bogan / English: But thanks to your friends at Witness Protection Products Australia, we have a better way. ReBOA. Resuscitative Extravascular BOA constrictor. It's great. It's got a nice design, unlike other unattractive devices that I don't consider sensible. But with ReBOA, it's going to be fine. Australian: When you're flat out like a lizard drinking and need to make sure patients, who are like dog's breakfast, get a fair suck of the sauce bottle, you don't want to carry on like a pork chop. ReBOA is an absolute piece of piss. Just take the snake and apply right above the budgie smugglers and let nature do her work. No complications. Just continuous, unremitting abdominal pressure. Is that good or what? Bloody oath!! And its a fair dinkum mate. Non-bogan / English: When you're very busy and need to make good decisions for patients that are a mess, you don't want to be dramatic. The ReBOA is super easy. Just take the snake and apply right above the undies and let nature do her work. No complications. Just continuous, unremitting abdominal pressure. Is that good? The answer is an enthusiastic yes. Honestly. Australian: In Straya, everything's out to kill ya, so get the toughest gear around. Don't be a drongo. REBOA - it's Aussie for resuscitation. Non-bogan / English: In Australia, everything's deadly, so get the best tool for the job. Don't be a fool. ReBOA - it's Australian for resuscitation. Special Thanks We just want to take a moment to thank you, our listeners, for one year of toxicology fun. This is the last episode of our first season, and we're thrilled to have you along with us for the ride. As a bit of housekeeping, we're going to be discontinuing the @dantastictox Twitter handle, and focus our social media efforts on the larger endeavor at The Tox & The Hound. As always, we are looking for feedback - comments, questions, suggestions, recipes, etc. Let us know. Reach us at @toxandhound. We want to hear from you! Thank you to our house band Pretty Simple Duo (@prettysimpleduo), Josh Shelov (@shelovj) and Witness Protection Products, Australia. Interested in #FOAMtox? Like this podcast? Join us over on The Tox and The Hound. It's like a podcast, but for your eyes. Listen on iTunes or Spotify! Earholes happy? Rate and review! Show the love! Koala by Holger Link Down Under by lurii78

Rachael Lowe talks to Stroke researcher Dr Coralie English from the University of Newcastle Australia about her work investigating rehabilitation of individuals following stroke in particular the levels of appropriate activity and exercise. Coralie summarizes the current research understanding and offers clinical advice for physiotherapists and physical therapists. This interview was recorded as part of the stroke course on Physiopedia Plus (https://members.physio-pedia.com) Learn more about Dr Coralie English: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/profile/coralie-english https://twitter.com/Coralie_English https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Coralie_English

What is the Apothecary Kitchen?! A vegetable only cafe, almost exclusively locally sourced with a casual, homely vibe, situated in Hamilton, Newcastle (Australia). The intention for the customer is to interact with the staff to find out what is on offer (there are no menus), making the experience one of connection and discovery. Ben talks Listen In The post TNN #12 Get Cooking with Ben from Apothecary Kitchen appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Ep 64: Leroy Macqueen - The Gooch Palms Leroy and BD have a great conversation about Leroy and Kat's move from Newcastle Australia to Los Angeles. The also discuss “Luck” in the music industry, the LA Music scene and how high rent pushes artists and venues out of big cities. Leroy also talks about getting his first drum set from his neighbor, who just happened to be the drummer for Silverchair. Buy The Gooch Palms new album “Introverted Extroverts” here: http://www.thegoochpalms.com Sponsored today by: http://www.hairballaudio.com & http://www.blumensteinaudio.com

While between projects in late 2007 and early 2008, Marcus Westbury, a maker, festival director and writer, was exploring his hometown of Newcastle, Australia, and found dozens of buildings and once-vibrant streets that 'had fallen into disrepair and despair.' Today, however, Lonely Planet describes Newcastle as a city whose 'time has finally come.' Marcus' new book, 'Creating Cities,' tells the story of how Newcastle transformed.

One of Newcastle's many hidden places, not open to the public, is a remnant of the Shepherds Hill defence group. A tunnel underneath Memorial Drive enabled power to be supplied to the WWII No 1 Searchlight which was situated on the face of the cliff below Strzelecki Lookout. [2013 - Carol Duncan speaks with Newcastle City Council Heritage Strategist, Sarah Cameron, about the hidden WWII tunnel underneath Memorial Drive which provided power to the No 1 Searchlight.]

Graeme and Cathy Stuart are two of the co-ordinators of the Transition Streets Challenge in Newcastle, Australia. Rob Hopkins spoke to them about the project and the impact it has had.