Podcasts about North Melbourne Football Club

In this episode, hosts Dean Vasic and Josh Neal discuss the current state of the North Melbourne Football Club, reflecting on the season's ups and downs. They analyze the team's defensive improvements, the impact of veteran recruits, and the performances of key players. The conversation also touches on the coaching philosophy under Alastair Clarkson and the long-term vision for rebuilding the club. Additionally, they explore the uncertain futures of out-of-contract players and the overall expectations for the second half of the season. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the intricacies of the mid-season draft, player development, and the expectations surrounding the North Melbourne team. They discuss the potential of new recruits, the importance of key position players, and the overall team structure. The conversation also touches on the goals for the remainder of the season, emphasizing the need for wins and player opportunities. The hosts share their insights on the best and fairest predictions, highlighting standout players and their performances throughout the season.

In this episode, Dean Vasic welcomes Dom, a former member of North Talk, to discuss the current state of the North Melbourne Football Club. They reflect on Dom's return to podcasting after a few years, the team's struggles and recent performances, and the optimism surrounding the club's future. The conversation delves into key players, team dynamics, and the importance of small forwards, as well as predictions for upcoming games. Dom shares insights on player development and the need for tangible results to engage the fan base, emphasizing the significance of the upcoming match against Richmond.

In this episode, Dean Vasic and Siobhan Roe discuss the current state of the North Melbourne Football Club, reflecting on frustrations with the team's performance, recruitment challenges, and player injuries. They analyze the impact of recent losses and the need for a winning culture, while also previewing the upcoming game against the Brisbane Lions and setting expectations for the future.

We kick off with Billy's All Sports Report - as Kane Cornes draws the ire of the North Melbourne Football Club. Jay Z Clark makes his long awaited return to the show with footy's biggest headlines, then Ben and Chris battle it out in the Hump Day Quiz. JB's Traffic Party has an all points bulletin aimed at Victorian Driving Instructors, and Bily wraps up some more headlines. Craft Brownless is back at it, as we look at some of the more unusual names in world sport. St Kilda champ and now boxer Steven Baker is putting the gloves on again this weekend, and we also look back at his role in the infamous Sirengate game of 2006. Finally, Billy has a joke about a very horny Grandpa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent signing of LDU and its implications for the North Melbourne Football Club. They analyze the team's performance in recent games, focusing on both offensive and defensive strategies, and the importance of maintaining a competitive edge. The conversation also touches on player contracts, injuries, and the need for a consistent game plan. As they look ahead to the upcoming game, the hosts emphasize the significance of this match for the team's morale and future prospects.

In this episode, hosts Dean Vasic and Mark hallo discuss the recent performance of the North Melbourne Football Club, reflecting on a significant win and its implications for team morale and confidence. They delve into player contracts, particularly the rumors surrounding Brayden Maynard, and the importance of stability and development within the club. The conversation also touches on the upcoming match against the Adelaide Crows, analyzing the challenges ahead and predicting key players to watch. Overall, the episode captures the excitement and optimism surrounding the team's future.00:00 Celebrating Milestones and Game Reflections03:00 The Impact of a Significant Win05:47 Rumors and Player Movements12:01 Future Prospects and Club Stability18:24 Cultural Resilience Amidst Challenges19:28 Player Departures and Club Culture20:32 Defensive Strategies and Player Development22:11 Young Talent and Future Potential25:06 Upcoming Challenges and Team Dynamics30:31 Midfield Battles and Game Strategy34:21 Match Predictions and Player Highlights

Danielle Laidley is no stranger to the media. As a player in the West Coast Eagles' inaugural team and then after being traded to North Melbourne Football Club, Dani experienced two very different levels of media interest in AFL players. Then as coach of North Melbourne, Dani experienced some of the toughest scrutiny from sports media and fans. And in 2020, she experienced the voracity of the media when Victoria Police leaked images of Dani to the media and revealed to the public that Dani was undergoing a gender transition, having suffered gender dysphoria throughout her life. The coverage was frenzied and prolonged. This week, Nic Hayes is joined by Danielle Laidley who shares her experience in the media across her career, and what she's doing in the media now that she's taken back the narrative, working in transgender advocacy and as a regular sports columnist. Dani and Nic discuss: What it's like to be in the cut and thrust of weekly games and media spotlight as an AFL player and coach, riding the waves of speculation and interest in North Melbourne moving to the Gold Coast, her teammate Wayne Carey, and the scrutiny following lost games among many other fascinating moments in her career How she flew under the radar in Melbourne after being traded from West Coast to North Melbourne How writing a book and filming documentary Revealed – Danielle Laidley: Two Tribes in partnership with Eddie McGuire all came about Dani's pick for top five NMFC players and her pick for the GOAT – “you could kick the ball anywhere, and he'll mark it” The Experts Podcast is hosted by media professional and commentator, Nic Hayes. The Experts Podcast pulls back the curtain on media and helps you to get a better understanding of how media works. We speak to the country's leading journalists, hosts, anchors and producers, who are setting the national news agenda as well as some of the most prominent experts who appear in media around the country. The Experts Podcast, powered by Media Stable.

This episode features Ali Miles an Advanced Sports Dietitian and the founder of Fuel School. She is an Advanced Sports Dietitian and Accredited Practising Dietitian with extensive qualifications and experience in elite performance nutrition.For the past nine years, Ali has been the performance dietitian for the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia and has supported our Australian athletes during the recent 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, China and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeong Chang, South Korea. She is also the performance dietitian for the Sunshine Coast Lightning Netball Team and from 2015-2023, Ali held the role of senior performance dietitian at St Kilda Football Club followed by North Melbourne Football Club.Ali is trusted by many of the world's best athletes and teams to deliver proven performance nutrition strategies that are smart, strategic and cutting-edge, all while being realistic and embracing the essential human element within high-performance environments.Now, Ali is focused on sharing her wealth of experience with the next generation of athletes. She created Fuel School, an online performance nutrition hub designed to empower teenage athletes with the knowledge and confidence to fuel their goals. Fuel School bridges the gap between elite-level nutrition strategies and practical, accessible advice, helping young athletes maximise their potential in sport, school, and life.Resources mentioned in this episodeFuel School my online performance nutrition membership platform, which is dedicated to empowering teenage athletes to respect their bodies and fuel with confidence so that they reach their potential in sports, school and life.Free Masterclass “Are you Eating Enough?”Other links to support youNourish + Thrive eMag: As each season turns get fresh ideas and links to family-friendly recipes and meal planning resources straight to your inbox. Each seasonal eZine will help you plan and serve macro-balanced, nourishing and kid-friendly meals.All paid Substack subscribers get the seasonal copy of Nourish + Thrive sent to their inbox.Subscribe nowFor Black Friday week the entire shop including Winter in the Home, Creating a Digital Family Calendar, Note Taking for the Organized Family and the GOLDENTIME Journal are 20% off. Check out the sale here. Get full access to Meagan Rose Wilson at meaganrosewilson.substack.com/subscribe

The legendary Paul Kelly joins Kaz and Tubes for a chat about his new album being released today ‘Fever Longing Still', and his biggest tour ever coming to Tassie in 2025. Dan Gray from the Longley Bunyips updates on the Huon Channel Cricket Association season so far, putting the call out for more umpires to get involved. And, Hobart locals weigh in on North Melbourne Football Club cutting back on Tassie matches to play in WA instead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ridin' solo for this one, lets get together and try and figure out whats going on, not the way we want to finish the season but hopefully this therapy session helps! Follow the socials to get your thoughts read out on the podcast! Twitter/X: @furthernorthpod Instagram: @furthernorthpod Facebook: Further North Podcast Email: furthernorthpod@gmail.com TikTok: @furthernorthpod Leave a 5 star review on Apple or Spotify, you the real MVP!

Kaz & Tubes check in with Tassie's own Kangaroo, Colby McKercher, ahead of the North Melbourne Football Club round 22 match at Blundstone Arena this weekend. Tubes makes fun of Kaz for decking herself out in retro Triple M merch. And, Tassie locals share their Supercars stories in hopes of winning their way to the 2024 NED Whisky Tasmania SuperSprint at Symmons Plains next weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Tubes off sick, Kaz is joined by Producer Rhea for today's show, talking eyebrow tattoos, pretend trips to France, and whether or not the man-flu is real. Mel Blake, CEO of Volunteering Tasmania, details the nomination process for the 2024 Tasmanian Volunteering Awards. Ilene Carr, High Performance Manager at the Tasmanian Institute of Sport, shares when we should be watching the Paris Olympics to see our Tassie athletes. Tasmania's own Colby McKercher from the North Melbourne Football Club previews their round 20 match against Geelong this Saturday at Blundstone Arena. And, Kaz and Tubes get some exciting news about the Australian Commercial Radio Awards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cam McLeod This week on the podcast, I'm thrilled to bring you my conversation with Cam McLeod. Cam is CEO at The Huddle. The Huddle's purpose is improving education and employment outcomes for young people through the power of sport. Born out of the role and value of sport and the influence the North Melbourne Football Club plays in connecting people across different ages, genders, and cultures; The Huddle was established in 2010 as the community arm of the Club in partnership with the Scanlon Foundation and the Australian Multicultural Foundation. Our Sponsor Neon Treehouse is our major sponsor and partner in production. They are the go to full service digital marketing agency in Australia, for bright and imaginative solutions.  Promotional Partnerships Like what we are serving up on Humans of Purpose? Our promotional campaigns have delivered great marketing and sales outcomes and ROI for our partners to date.  Whether you're seeking a 1-month, 2-month or season sponsorship, follow the flow below to become a partner before we run out of our remaining promotional slots for 2024.  Click Here to learn more about collaborating on a custom campaign package. Ready to partner? Just complete this short Partner Enquiry Form and we'll be in touch. Gold Membership Want a premium listening experience that directly supports us to keep making the podcast?  Join current members Michael, Pravati, Noel, Kathy, Andrew 1, Andrew 2, Chris, Nikki, Margaret, Ben, Misha, Sarah and Geoff and enjoy our range of member benefits:  Premium dedicated podcast feed Removal of all three ads per episode Early access to all episodes Full transcripts of all episodes Brokered intros to all podcast guests Ask me anything page access To take up this great offer, just head to our Gold Member page today.

Callan Paske, Head of Communications and Engagement at TasWater, puts the call out for Tasmanians to have their say on water prices. Colby McKercher, North Melbourne Football Club player, chats with Kaz & Tubes ahead of his first Tassie game at Blundstone Arena this Saturday. Alice Skinner, Eleanor Johns, and Cliff Giddings, preview their production of CATS: Young Actors Edition at Wrest Point this weekend. John Hardy, CEO of RSL Tasmania, details the importance of ANZAC Day.  And, Lauren Sheppard, Managing Director of Moo Brew is featured in this week's Tassie Trailblazers: Inspirational Tasmanian Women segment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Josh and Marnie send an open podcast letter to North Melbourne. We reflect on where the club is at, the start to the season, and of course talk a little about the game on the weekend. Follow the socials to get your thoughts read out on the podcast! Twitter/X: @furthernorthpod Instagram: @furthernorthpod Facebook: Further North Podcast Email: furthernorthpod@gmail.com TikTok: @furthernorthpod Leave a 5 star review on Apple or Spotify, you the real MVP!

In this Sports Geek interview with Sean Callanan, Jen Watt, CEO of North Melbourne Football Club, discusses the importance of clear values and behaviours in leadership, shifting the lens on measuring success in women's sports and the upcoming SportNXT conference in Melbourne. Show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/jen-watt-north-melbourne-fc/

President of the North Melbourne Football Club, Sonja Hood, has voiced her disappointment with Crown Casino this morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In May 2020, at the end of a crystal meth-fuelled bender, Dani Laidley was arrested. In conversation with Luke Darcy she tells us exactly how that arrest came about, as we shine a light on the self-leadership Dani taps into at each twist and turn. While in custody that night, Victoria police officers took and distributed photos of her with makeup streaming down her face. The invasive photos made front page news, publicly revealing Dani to the world for the first time. Prior to that moment, we had all known Dean Laidley, the champion premiership-winning footballer with the West Coast Eagles and North Melbourne, who went on to be an outstanding senior coach at North Melbourne Football Club for seven seasons. We are in awe at the courage and mental resilience it took for Dani to essentially live two lives while excelling in the brutal, alpha competitive world of professional AFL football.  From her gender dysphoria diagnosis, to her inspiring work as an advocate for the transgender community, to her aspirations to one day coach in the AFL again, you're going to love this conversation with a woman, who despite all odds, is thriving, equal parts proud and humble, and leading the way for so many. Start your leadership journey today. Head to Aleda Collective to find out more about our signature, cross industry collaboration program, Aleda Connect. Curated and facilitated by experts, running for 8 fortnightly sessions, Aleda Connect is the learning experience of a life-time. Learn. Lead. Collaborate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boss Phil gives Tubes and intervention after some questionable behaviour in a meeting with the CEO. And, Hobart's biggest North Melbourne Football Club wins a signed 2023 guernsey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Really Interesting Women Podcast Ep. 111      Danielle LaidleyDanielle Laidley had an illustrious career as an AFL player and in 1996 won a premiership with the North Melbourne Football Club. She subsequently became one of the youngest head coaches in the league's history at the age of 36 and was then inducted into the club's hall of fame. But her amazing career and life were never what they seemed on the surface. Danielle  faced a private and lifelong battle with gender dysphoria and that constant struggle with her identity led eventually to legal troubles and addiction issues...which, in other circumstances, may have led to her undertaking a private recovery. But in her case, it was all cruelly and publicly exposed without her consent or knowledge. And then came the incredible journey to recovery. I think it would be fair to say Danielle is the most prominent transgender person in the country. The opportunity to reveal who she really was was taken away from her by police at the St Kilda police station when photos were taken and distributed publicly without her knowledge or consent . And that was how her own children found out. Danielle is now taking back control of her own story and it's through podcasts such as this one and a documentary streaming on Stan (see below).It's an important episode and can help people understand. Please head to the link in my bio for a listen. #reallyinterestingwomen #riw #daniellelaidley #transgender #genderdysphoria #addiction #determination #resilience@daniellemaylaidley07@the_dls@afl@aflwomens@nmfcofficialThe book is:Don't Look Away: A Memoir of Identity and AcceptanceThe documentary:Stan Revealed: Danielle Laidley: Two TribesVisit instagram @reallyinterestingwomen for further interviews and posts of interesting women in history. Follow the link to leave a review....and tell your friendshttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849If you know of a potential guest or interesting woman in history, email me atreallyinterestingwomen@gmail.com

Jack Ziebell is a tough, fierce and loyal competitor that in some fans eyes epitomizes what a shinboner means to the North Melbourne Football Club. It has been a rocky road at North over the last few years, but Jack has remained a key performer to help drive the footy club back into a direction of excitement for its fans. Jack takes us through his AFL journey, captaining North Melbourne and the next phase of the footy club which is starting to show signs of promise. I loved this episode as we break down all there is to know about an AFL player who is trying to get the most of himself and his teammates. Hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to leave a review on our page! :)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Ziebell is a tough, fierce and loyal competitor that in some fans eyes epitomizes what a shinboner means to the North Melbourne Football Club. It has been a rocky road at North over the last few years, but Jack has remained a key performer to help drive the footy club back into a direction of excitement for its fans. Jack takes us through his AFL journey, captaining North Melbourne and the next phase of the footy club which is starting to show signs of promise. I loved this episode as we break down all there is to know about an AFL player who is trying to get the most of himself and his teammates. Hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to leave a review on our page! :)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Tubes' cousin, Charlotte Hawkes from Carbonel Siamese and Orientals, and two of her kittens, Mia and George, for a chat about the Australian Cat Federation's National Cat Show coming to Tassie this weekend. Financial Advisor, Matt Hawkins from Elevate Wealth, and Accountant, Matthew Dix, answer questions from Triple M listeners ahead of tax time. Oatlands District Football Association President Brian O'Reilly previews the ODFA round ahead. And, Bailey Scott from North Melbourne Football Club shares his excitement ahead of this weekend's match against GWS in Hobart.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alastair Clarkson announced today that he will be stepping down as head coach of the North Melbourne Football Club for a mental health break. Catch all the chat on todays episode. Music by Southern River Band. Shelter Brewing Co is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes discuss reincarnation, after a woman believed her dad had been reincarnated in her cat, with Woody sharing her own story of a reincarnated cat. Woody and Tubes catch up with Thomas Randle from Tickford Racing in preparation for the 2023 NED Whisky Tasmania SuperSprint next weekend. We hear from Ryan Wiggins ahead of the SFL & TSL Cure Paralysis Round this weekend. And, North Melbourne Football Club star Bailey Scott chats about the team's first Hobart home game this Saturday.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we speak to Nick Haslam, who has recently commenced as Managing Director, Australia at Performance54, the group responsible for the promotion and management of LIV Golf international events and partnerships, including Adelaide, 21-23 April 2023.Nick talks about his time abroad, working with PwC in London and Sydney. Nick saw an opportunity in the sports industry which saw him move to Melbourne to work with the North Melbourne Football Club and Melbourne Storm. He has recently returned back to Adelaide, and has hit the ground running in his role at Performance 54.Listen to hear what Nick's ideal weekend looks like in Adelaide - it is jam packed! Nick's podcast recommendations include Fear and Greed and The Scorecard#globalboomerang #LIVgolf #LIVAdelaide #events #golf #australia #southaustralia #adelaide#partnerships #media

"This is a massive day for the North Melbourne Football Club. Welcome home Alastair."

"This is a massive day for the North Melbourne Football Club. Welcome home Alastair."

Lou 'The Lip' Richards was an icon of Australian football in the latter half of the twentieth century. He was an excellent player, playing 250 games for Collingwood between 1941 and 1955, including captaining the 1953 premiership. But he found fame in his home town of Melbourne as a columnist, television wit, and play by play commentator. He died in 2017, and was honoured at a state funeral. Friend and North Melbourne administrator Ron Joseph delivered an excellent eulogy, much of it pitched in Lou's voice, that did justice to Richards' cheekiness and charm.  Speakola is made entirely by Tony and supported by listeners. There is a Patreon page which you can join If you want to offer Tony regular support. Also we welcome credit card donations,  which can be monthly or one off. Tony AFL themed footy books include 1989: The Great Grand Final, A Boy Called Bob,  The Selwood Boys series and his debut novel, Players. He co-directed a footy documentary about an AFL tour of Ireland in 1967 called The Galahs.  Subscribe to our newsletter if you want a fortnightly email setting out great speeches by theme. Subscribe to Tony Wilson's 'Good one, Wilson' substack, to receive a weekly taste of his writing. He'll add the story of his mum's 1969 World of Sport trivia triumph shortly.  Spread the speakola word! Tag @byTonyWilson @speakola_ on Twitter facebook and Instagram. Email comments or ideas to tony@speakola.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Edmund explores what's next for the North Melbourne Football Club board.

Sam Edmund, Kane Cornes and callers discuss the path forward at the North Melbourne Football Club.

Shane Lee and Shad Wicka discuss the hilarity surrounding the fake IPL some farmers set up in India to scam Russian gamblers, State of Origin tonight, North Melbourne and David Noble part ways.Would it make sense to move North Melbourne Football Club to Tasmania, or should they develop an entirely new team? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The news broke this morning that David Noble was stepping down from his role as senior coach of the North Melbourne Football Club. Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes discussed the breaking news this potential fallout from the decision as it was breaking.

In light of Sam Edmund's newsbreak that David Noble has been sacked, Kane shared his 'Off-Field Dream Team' for the North Melbourne Football Club.

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S7 Ep 16.The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to Drinkwise.0.0 – The Federal Election. Sources suggest Hutchy was devastated that Josh Frydenberg lost his seat. Luke Darcy's name pops up as a potential candidate for the Libs in future.3.15pm – PVO watch and the viewing stats for the election coverage. PVO admitted that he forgot to vote.6.00 – How did Damo and Hutchy's election day pan out.13.30 – Will Peter Dutton be the new leader of the Liberal Party? Hutchy volunteering to be Dutton's ‘warming coach'.17.30 – Start the Conversation for Mosh. We discuss leaving yourself room to move in a story.24.00 – The Sam Fisher Story29.45 – Discussion of the state of affairs at the North Melbourne Football Club.33.20 – Damo's obsessed with Cody Simpson and his return to swimming.39.30 – Question of the week for Drinkwise.Ask Hutchy and Damo a question - head to Facebook or Twitter or email thesoundingboard@sen.com.auThe Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

The North Melbourne Football Club is under siege and there's plenty of heat on umpires again. Stevo and Mick join Gareth to discuss all the big issues

Joe and Tom are joined by Morgan Randolph, current Columbia University Sports Management student and former Communications Coordinator for the North Melbourne Football Club. In this episode, Morgan discusses her unique path into the sports industry, starting with a non-profit migrant and refugee group in Australia, transitioning into the Australian Football League, and ultimately coming back to the U.S. to study at Columbia. Morgan also highlights the cultural differences in sport between Australia and the U.S., as well as overcoming obstacles and being bold in the sports industry. You do not want to miss out on this engaging and insightful episode on The CUSP show. The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports. The CUSP Show is hosted by Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR). The show is produced by Tom Cerny (@Tom_Cerny19), Yash Agarwal '22 (@yashagarwal655), Sam Marks '22, and Connor O'Neill '22, with Jillian Quinn '22 (@JillianMQuinn) and Dominique Smith '22 managing social media efforts.

In this Australia Day themed episode we discuss the big bash, womens ashes. Australian Open, Mason Cox & Jack Darling. Tricky also gives his best 22 for the North Melbourne Football Club. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trent-du2019alton/message

In the first episode of North Melbourne Football Club's new podcast, 'Happy Dais', Kangaroos forward Daisy Bateman catches up with teammate Kaitlyn Ashmore.

Jimmy & Nath's Age Game, North Melbourne Football Club captain Jack Ziebell, Get To Know Tassie Olympians: Ariarne Titmus, Belinda from the Alphabucks Hall Of Fame, Million Dollar Alphabucks, Tom Tilley chats Ariarne Titmus and voluntary assisted dying laws.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

North Melbourne is giving back to grassroots football clubs in Tasmania, allowing members and fans the chance to win a Mazda CX-30 or a number of other great prizes whilst raising valuable funds for their football club.  Jimmy & Nath were joined by North Melbourne Football Club captain, Jack Ziebell to chat about the raffle and this weekend's game.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Kangaroos have become a consistent, form side each week since the bye. We know what we're going to get from Noble's men, an honest week in, week out, sustainable performance. And it's starting to pay off with wins!

North Melbourne Football Club CEO Ben Amarfio talks their previous loss to Gold Coast Suns, taking the team on this weekend & the drama surrounding Tony Cochrane. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As COVID continues to create headaches for the AFL, the Rip Through It boys break down what it means for the game! Seany T asks Mitch Robinson the question on everyone’s minds - Would the players be keen on going back into a hub? Bontempelli signs on for 4 years at The Doghouse, while Suns' Nick Holman has his two-week suspension overturned by AFL tribunal. Robbo gives his thoughts on Shai Bolton’s $20,000 charity donation, while Mitch Robinson also responds to a report by The Age - which posed the question: Are AFL players being as honest as they should be about head knocks? The guys also give a shout out to Emma for her designs for The North Melbourne Football Club.

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The Spoonman breaks down the biggest stories of the day and the state election this weekend. Plus, could Hobart be the answer to ending North Melbourne Football Club's losing streak? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continuing themes from last week around sport and community, this week's episode explores the case study of The Huddle, an organization leveraging the power of sport to create positive outcomes for youth in Australia. Nick and Calvin are joined by Emma Kearney, captain and star player of the North Melbourne Football Club and Head of Education and Careers at The Huddle. Cam McLeod serves as CEO of The Huddle and also joins the conversation to discuss his vision for the organization's scale. The group discusses The Huddle's True North program, which is building a new model for professional sports organizations and community engagement across Australia.To learn more about True North and The Huddle, visit:https://www.nmfc.com.au/huddle https://truenorthportal.com.au/ To learn more about Learn Fresh, visit learnfresh.org, or email us at podcast@learnfresh.org. Follow along on Twitter and Instagram @Learn_Fresh.

Bob Ansett is a business entrepreneur and best-selling author who needs little introduction. The story of how he built Budget Rent a Car from scratch into a multi-million dollar international business – only to be overtaken by a financial crisis – has been well documented in his three best-selling books, Bob Ansett – An Autobiography, The Customer and The Meaning of Success. We chat with Bob about his time at the helm of the North-Melbourne Football Club, how he started Budget, his role at protecting Noosa from high rise commercial take over and where he thinks Australia is at in comparison to the rest of the world.

With 322 games to his name (260 with the Saints), 3x All-Australian, and three grand final appearances, Nick Dal Santo is one of the most skilful to ever pull on the red, white and black of the St Kilda Football Club. We caught up with "Nicky Dal" to chat about his career at the Saints, the 2001 'Superdraft', his departure to the North Melbourne Football Club, and much, much more. Catch all our Zoom interviews on the https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgturW0AMoA-biMrEEiabdg (Unpluggered YouTube page): don't forget to subscribe, rate and review Unpluggered wherever you listen or watch, and make sure to follow the lads on https://my.captivate.fm/twitter.com/unpluggered (Twitter), https://my.captivate.fm/facebook.com/unpluggered (Facebook) and https://my.captivate.fm/instagram.com/unpluggeredpodcast (Instagram) to stay connected with the podcast. Guest and sponsorship opportunities: unpluggered@gmail.com. Thanks as always to the brilliant Lloyd Spiegel for the use of his "When The Saints Go Marching In." Go Saints!

Today on Life Matters we talk to players and community leaders who say they've seen the way sport can change culture from both the ground up and from the top down, if everyone involved in those sports, does their bit.

Kanga Kings - North Melbourne in 1999 Twitter's favourite Shinboner Maddie Green - @maddiemelb joins Australian Football Video Film Festival host Dylan Leach to talk about the 1999 cinematic blockbuster that was - Kanga Kings. A premiership season for the North Melbourne Football Club - just known as the Kangaroos who started the season slowly, played some home games in Sydney and went on to win the clubs fourth flag - redemption for the year before and establishing themselves as the team of the 1990's Kanga Kings takes us back to the days of the North boys going hard both on and off the field after a big Friday night at the MCG. It reminds us of how good players like Winston Abraham were, how tough the Kangas played and there's plenty of Wayne Carey at his peek including him going bungee jumping for some reason. We'll get plenty of Pagan-isms, discover if Wayne Carey was indeed the Roo Boy along with highlights from forgotten Kanagas stars like Kent Kingsley and Cameron Mooney. Listen to this podcast just for recreation's sake to pass the time away as we join in the chorus with Kanga Kings 1999. WATCH KANGA KINGS 1999 on YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/xfsqoSQaMiM FOLLOW AFV FILM FESTIVAL ON TWITTER - www.twitter.com/AFVFilmFestival Find out more at https://australian-football-video-film.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Kevin talks to AFL Footballer and Captain of North Melbourne Football Club who grew up in Wodonga and still returns to holiday regularly in the beautiful Mitta Valley.

Future Golf Founder, Ali Terai sits down with AFL player & Future Golf Member Jamie Macmillan from North Melbourne Football Club. Chatting all things Covid, preperation & the role that golf plays in Jamie's busy schedule.Recorded April 2020

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for Ep 36.The Sounding Board is all thanks to Drinkwise - Stay safe and if you're choosing to drink, be sure to Drinkwise. You can listen to the new Drinkwise podcast Bounce Back with Dr Andrew Rochford HERE.SHOW NOTES00.00 - Why is Damo still in the hub under quarantine conditions when he's free to leave?3.00 – Review of Hutchy's comments from last week about Collingwood ‘making up the numbers' in light of the Pies win.7.00 – What's the role of the broadcaster in a live to air situation like the one Paul Dowsley was in broadcasting for Channel 7 recently with a back drop of COVID rule breakers?14.30 - Dylan Howard announces his new business venture – Empire Media Group Inc.16.30 - Discussion of the current state at the North Melbourne Football Club and the pain ahead to build from the ground up again. Are they suffering from ‘favourite son syndrome'?27.00 Update on BT and his quarantine experience. Official news that Matt Shirvington will replace BT on Holey Moley.28.00 - Trump's COVID diagnosis and the circus that is US politics right now34.00 – The ‘Eddie Funnel Click Bait Tactic' was on full display in the Herald Sun recently promoting Rebecca Williams' article and Eddie McGuire's ‘untold role' in the 1990 Grand Final.40 – discussion of ABC staffers voting to reverse a deferral on pay rises. Should people be willing to take pay cuts to keep jobs that might not exist otherwise?The Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

Hayley Blieden is the Founder, Chief Dietitian and Managing Director of The Australian Superfood Co (TASC) - a major supplier of native ingredients to food and beverage manufacturers and service companies in Australia and overseas. Prior to founding TASC, Hayley worked as a nutrition journalist and nutritionist at the North Melbourne Football Club. She has a BSc in Dietetics and Nutrition (Monash), an MBA (Deakin) and last year, completed the Mars Seed of Change Accelerator program.

Daniel Currie is a former AFL player for the Sydney, North Melbourne and Gold Coast Football Club's. Daniel is one of my close friends, so it is really nice to share this with others and display his humility, genuineness and positive attitude.As you’ll come to learn from this chat if you don’t already know Daniel’s story, he endured an AFL career that didn’t have much luck along the way, nor does it reflect the level of persistence, commitment and professionalism he displayed through his career that spanned 10 years and returned him 10 games in that time.It is a great story and experience for others to learn a lot from about facing adversity, continuing to show up and be the best version of yourself regardless of the situation or circumstance, and that although you have big intentions and hopes of achieving great things, you don't always get to choose your story, but you can control your response and reactions to it which is exactly how Daniel approached it.Daniel holds a record I’m sure he wishes he didn’t, that being the longest to make his AFL debut after being drafted. It took Daniel eight years, two AFL clubs, a delisting and a stint in the SANFL and living in three different states to be selected for his first game. That in itself says something about his determination to chase his dream, to control what he could, to see situations as challenges to overcome rather than road blocks, to continue to move forward and not dwell and most importantly, his character and the regard he is held in within the AFL industry for his remarkable resilience.Throughout this episode, we discuss his long and arduous journey, beginning his AFL career in Sydney whilst still completing his year 12 studies in Melbourne, being delisted, the frustrations of being 2nd in line to Todd Goldstein, one of the AFL’s most durable ruckman and arguably the competitions best ruckman still today, the process of rehab and facing multiple stints on the sideline through injury and his mindset and positive attitude that remained throughout his career despite the outcomes and reward not reflecting the investment and effort he was putting in.Please enjoy this open and insightful conversation with Daniel Currie.

Mark Brayshaw is the current CEO of the AFL Coaches Association but has been involved in the AFL industry for many decades now and has held some pretty prominent roles in that time including marketing roles for Port Adelaide and Fremantle, board member of North Melbourne Football Club and CEO of Richmond Football Club.Mark hails from Western Australia and comes from a strong sporting family with father, Ian, playing 101 first class cricket matches for Western Australia as well as State League football for WAFL club Claremont and brother James Brayshaw also represented Western Australia in cricket while Mark himself played 32 games for North Melbourne Football Club in the AFL and had a strong and distinguished career for Claremont in the WAFL also.On top of all of what he has done both on and off the field, he now has the pleasure of watching three of his four sons run around at AFL clubs and support their journey. Throughout our conversation, Mark discusses what it was like growing up in a strong sporting family and how that has now been passed down into his own family today, how he has managed and navigated his way through really uncertain times and mass job loss for coaches within the AFL industry, his growth and learnings from previous roles such as CEO of Richmond Football Club, where aspiring coaches should focus their development and the pillars that underpin coaching, plus his take on leadership.Mark’s passion and growth mindset shine through in this conversation and it is clear why he has continued to progress and evolve throughout the decades to be in the position he is now.Please enjoy this enthusiastic and thorough conversation with Mark Brayshaw.

Sean Aylmer speaks to Ben Amarfio, CEO of the North Melbourne Football Club, about sport in 2020 - from the business of running a club during the COVID-19 pandemic, to the personal impact of the Black Lives Matter movement.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever wondered what life is like for an AFL Performance Analyst? This week Lauren Boothby (Performance Analyst at the North Melbourne Football Club) takes us into the world of elite Sports Analytics! Lauren delves into her experiences at the West Coast Eagles, West Coast Fever and North Melbourne FC by giving the SportsGrad Podcast an insight into what it truly takes to succeed in the competitive environment of professional Sports Science. In this episode you will learn: The fascinating day-to-day roles of an AFL Performance Analyst. Why University Placement provided a 'dream come true'. How a casual coffee turned into a successful job interview. The importance of volunteering in breaking into the industry. Plus heaps more!   **** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to land guests! Keen to add outstanding experience to your resume? Download our FREE eBook at www.sportsgrad.com.au Follow @sportsgrad on Instagram | Facebook | YouTube Connect with Lauren Connect with Reuben Connect with Ryan See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HAYLEY BLIEDEN - THE AUSTRALIAN SUPERFOOD CO. Hayley is the founder, chief dietitian and Managing Director of The Australian Superfood Co (TASC). Prior to founding, TASC Hayley worked as a nutrition journalist and nutritionist at the North Melbourne Football Club. She has BSc in Dietetics and Nutrition (Monash) and an MBA (Deakin).  Hayley founded The Australian Superfood Co. in 2015 after 2 years of research and product development. Two years later she completely transformed the business away from consumer foods into becoming a major supplier of native ingredients to food and beverage manufacturers and consumers in Australia and overseas.  Hayley has juggled motherhood (she has 2 children under 4) and a rapidly growing business while keeping herself fit and healthy. In 2017 she won the Rising Star AusMumpreneur award and later that year won the inaugural Lions Den award at the Fine Foods Expo in Sydney. In this podcast we talk about: -How The Australian Superfood Co. started. -Why she wanted to focus on indigenous ingredients and why it is important to her. -Why the brand supports Red Dust Role Models. -What Hayley believes the biggest growing market for the brand is and where she would like to take it. Please find out more about the brand here: Website:  https://austsuperfoods.com.au/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/austsuperfoods/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principle-of-hospitality/message

Fi and Breeza dissected the games, discussed crowd noise, VFL and VFLW announcements and the border restrictions lifting. Our wonderful guest was Laura Kane the Football Operations Manager at the North Melbourne Football Club, she […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_chickstalkin/p/joy.org.au/chickstalkingfooty/wp-content/uploads/sites/323/2020/06/CTF-June-17.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:56 — 69.8MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post Fake crowds, short quarters and Super Series! appeared first on Chicks Talking Footy.

Brent ‘Boomer’ Harvey is a former AFL player for the North Melbourne Football Club, however, he isn’t any ordinary player. He is in fact the AFL games record holder with an incredible 432 games across 21 seasons at the elite level. Showing remarkable durability, resilience, dedication and adaptability to improve and evolve over such a long time, the man they call Boomer is undoubtedly one of the AFL’s greatest ever.Harvey was a record breaker from his early years. From kicking 21 goals in one game as a junior footballer, to breaking three records at the national AFL testing combine for under 18 draft hopefuls and then going on to be the games record holder amongst many other accolades along the way, Harvey seemingly was destined to be a star. But, at just 175cm and 64kg when he was drafted, there were many doubters as to whether he would make it but one person was so confident that he would – himself.Throughout our conversation, you begin to learn about and dive into the mindset of what made Boomer a champion and allowed him to have such sustained success at the top level for such a long period of time. He provides a fantastic insight into his goal setting, his self belief on the sporting field, remaining grounded and humble growing up in the suburb of Preston in Melbourne, the ‘shinboner’ culture of the North Melbourne Football Club, the three things he believes any person in any walk of life must possess if they are to be successful and his overriding attitude of proving them wrong.Please enjoy this authentic and passionate discussion with Brent Harvey.

Hayley Blieden is the founder of the Australian Superfoods Co. With a background in sports nutrition, Hayley's first exposure to Australian native foods & their superfood status was while working at the North Melbourne Football Club. Discussing with players their diets during the off season, Hayley began investigating Australian native foods… Fruits like the Kakadu plum hosting 100x the vitamin C of an orange and 5 x the antioxidants of blueberries – these superfoods are possibly one of the biggest underdogs in the world of nutrition. This episode is slightly longer than most, but I just found this chat so intriguing that it deserves every minute. From the lack of awareness of superfoods in Australia, to some of the significant cultural aspects associated with native foods – this chat covers it all. With 18 products on the shelves, the Australian superfood co is harnessing the nutrition opportunities with the latest processes in food manufacturing to take Australian superfoods to the world… but before all that get's going, you better find out what they are! You can find out more on the Australian Food Co @AustSuperfoods on Facebook & Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humans-of-agriculture/message

Discussion with Danielle Gescheit (Head of Professional Tennis Operations, Tennis Australia); Dr Tannath Scott (Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of New England / NSW Rugby League); Kim Crane (National High Performance Director, Surfing Australia); Tania Gallo (Head Sports Scientist, North Melbourne Football Club); and William Strange (CEO, SPT). On today’s show, we’re discussing how science and technology can be applied to get the most from athletes and coaches across a range of sports and environments. Our experts share their own definitions of high performance and what the most successful adoption of technology has been towards building a high performance culture in their organization. They share how to navigate the dysfunctional marriage of the art and science of coaching, including different approaches for working with "old school" gut coaches vs "new school" data-driven leaders. We round out the conversation with a look into trends, both positive and negative, in the field of sports science. Guest Bio's, More Episodes and Show Notes: https://sportstechfeed.com/

It was one of the most anticipated home and away games of all time, when North Melbourne played the Adelaide Crows for the first time since Wayne Carey left the Kangaroos in disgrace - the Shinboner of the Century takes the team into what he experienced in the lead-up to and after their clash, as well as why he's disappointed to see his beloved side talked about as a relocation target once again.

St Kilda came agonisingly close to two Premierships in a row. Learn about the formation of the team, the three Grand Final appearances and the fallout from that era. One of a series of episodes that dives into successful and unsuccessful eras of different AFL teams. Credit to Channel 7, Seven Network, Channel Ten, Fox Sports, Channel 9 and the North Melbourne Football Club for the audio used during this podcast. Music: Higher Up by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com (Used for the intro and outro)

After being introduced to the AFL, the Gold Coast Suns have had numerous problems along the way. Learn about the set-up of the club before they entered the AFL, the initial promising years, the flashpoint which was 2014 and the struggles afterward. One of a series of episodes that dives into successful and unsuccessful eras of different AFL teams. Music: Higher Up by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com (Used for the intro and outro) Credit to AFL.com.au, Gold Coast, Channel 7, Seven Network, Fox Footy, 1029 Hot tomato and the North Melbourne Football Club for the audio used during this podcast.

Rhyce Shaw on Sportsday - November 12, 2019 by North Melbourne Football Club

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I am speaking to Director of Science and Medicine at Adelaide Crows, Steve Saunders. As well as being in his role at the Crows, Steve is the founder of Kanga tech, a tool used for the testing and monitoring of isometric and eccentric exercise. Steve is an incredibly intelligent practitioner with 8 years experience working in AFL with North Melbourne Football Club and his current employer, Adelaide Crows. Given Steve's expertise in isometric training, we naturally focused on this heavily as part of this episode. Hope you enjoy this episode with Steve Saunders. If you did enjoy this episode, you may also enjoy these from Luke Jenkinson and Jack Hickey. In this episode we discussed... Who is Steve Saunders (background, education and current role) Isometric training Mechanisms behind benefits Incorporating modality into wider strength & power programme Rehab benefits Examples of success Interactions between %MVC and TUT Sports technology Where is innovation coming from? Kangatech Pre season prep Screening protocols used Groin injury risk factors Potential solutions ACL injury risk factors Potential solutions Steve can be found on Twitter @stevesaunders33 This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast is sponsored by Hawkin Dynamics, the team behind the worlds only wireless force plate system. Hawkin Dynamics can be found at hawkindynamics.com and you can follow them on Twitter @hawkindynamics This episode is also sponsored by Fatigue Science. Fatigue Science combine wearable technology with biomathematical science developed by the US Army to offer fantastic insights into sleep and cognitive fatigue. Fatigue Science can be found at fatiguescience.com. This episode is also sponsored by IMeasureU. IMeasureU are a world leading inertial platform to precisely quantify body movement and workload metrics in the field. IMeasureU can be found at imeasureu.com and you can follow them on Twitter @imeasureu. This episode is also sponsored by Omegawave, the only non-invasive readiness technology to assess both brain and heart. Omegawave can be found at omegawave.com and you can follow them on Twitter @omegawave. Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following on Twitter @strengthofsci or visiting strengthofscience.com. Enjoy PP

On this weeks episode of VedgeTalk, we chat with AFL footballer and vegan athlete, Ben Brown from the North Melbourne Football Club. After being overlooked at 3 drafts, Ben was drafted in 2013 with pick number 47 by the Kangaroos. Since then he has become a 3 time leading goal scorer and an ambassador for some amazing organisations. In this conversation we covered: - Ben's childhood growing up in Tasmania. - Playing footy and wanting to make it at the elite level. - Overcoming setbacks at 3 drafts to become and AFL player. - Switching to a vegan diet and insight in to how the NMFC has helped. - Speaking up for what you believe in and aligning actions with values. - Becoming a father for the first time. - Much more! Hope you enjoy the show!

Higgins on SEN - April 18, 2019 by North Melbourne Football Club

NMFC On Air: Ed Vickers-Willis by North Melbourne Football Club

NMFC On Air: Ben Jacobs by North Melbourne Football Club

AFLW: Munn On SEN - February 16, 2019 by North Melbourne Football Club

Josh Drummond - In Review by North Melbourne Football Club

Higgins on RSN - August 23, 2018. by North Melbourne Football Club

Scott on SEN - August 21, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Higgins On Triple M - August 14, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Thompson on 3AW - August 4, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Wayne Schwass is one of the most highly rated performers in the AFL history, playing 282 AFL games over 14 years with the North Melbourne Football Club (1988-1997) and the Sydney Swans (1998-2002). Founder of The Sunrise Foundation, Wayne is a versatile, motivating and inspirational speaker. Born in New Zealand, Schwass moved to Warrnambool in Victoria at the age of 3 where he began playing Australian Rules before being recruited by VFL club, Kangaroos. During his 14 year career Wayne won 3 Club Best & Fairest awards, was an All Australian, 3 x State Representative, 1996 Premiership player, 1995 Night Premiership Player, Morrish Medallist (VFL U/19 Best & Fairest), AFL Life Membership and North Melbourne Life Membership. Wayne retired from AFL Football in June 2002. Wayne has since forged a name for himself as a highly respected AFL Broadcaster on TV, radio and online with AFL.com, AFL Live, Triple M Footy and AFL Central- hosting such shows as Off The Bench TV, Footy Feast and calling AF on the AFL Live. The 2016 season will see Wayne return to the commentary team at Triple M and talking all things footy with PRIME7's Off The Bench TV. In 2007 Wayne became the face of the AFL Coke Zero Dream Team website and a co-presenter on the AFL's online game preview show Saturday Central as well as the AFL's online review show The Final Siren both on AFL.com. Wayne is also the Founder of ‘The Sunrise Foundation', an organisation he created after becoming one of the first AFL footballers to openly speak out about his battle with depression. Though no longer operating, the Sunrise Foundation was created to develop and deliver purpose built preventative education programs addressing depression for young people aged between 12-24 with a particular focus in the education system, athletes from all sports across all levels including the elite and rural Australia Wayne's vast experience from being an AFL player to media personality, from the private sector to establishing the Sunrise Foundation has also developed him into a versatile and motivating Keynote Speaker and MC.Puka Up is a new social enterprise founded by one of Australia's leading mental health advocates, Wayne Schwass. - pukaup.com- https://twitter.com/wayneschwass?lang=enPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, Twitter or via email mark@vudream.comHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Wayne Schwass is one of the most highly rated performers in the AFL history, playing 282 AFL games over 14 years with the North Melbourne Football Club (1988-1997) and the Sydney Swans (1998-2002). Founder of The Sunrise Foundation, Wayne is a versatile, motivating and inspirational speaker. Born in New Zealand, Schwass moved to Warrnambool in Victoria at the age of 3 where he began playing Australian Rules before being recruited by VFL club, Kangaroos. During his 14 year career Wayne won 3 Club Best & Fairest awards, was an All Australian, 3 x State Representative, 1996 Premiership player, 1995 Night Premiership Player, Morrish Medallist (VFL U/19 Best & Fairest), AFL Life Membership and North Melbourne Life Membership. Wayne retired from AFL Football in June 2002. Wayne has since forged a name for himself as a highly respected AFL Broadcaster on TV, radio and online with AFL.com, AFL Live, Triple M Footy and AFL Central- hosting such shows as Off The Bench TV, Footy Feast and calling AF on the AFL Live. The 2016 season will see Wayne return to the commentary team at Triple M and talking all things footy with PRIME7’s Off The Bench TV. In 2007 Wayne became the face of the AFL Coke Zero Dream Team website and a co-presenter on the AFL’s online game preview show Saturday Central as well as the AFL’s online review show The Final Siren both on AFL.com. Wayne is also the Founder of ‘The Sunrise Foundation’, an organisation he created after becoming one of the first AFL footballers to openly speak out about his battle with depression. Though no longer operating, the Sunrise Foundation was created to develop and deliver purpose built preventative education programs addressing depression for young people aged between 12-24 with a particular focus in the education system, athletes from all sports across all levels including the elite and rural Australia Wayne’s vast experience from being an AFL player to media personality, from the private sector to establishing the Sunrise Foundation has also developed him into a versatile and motivating Keynote Speaker and MC.Puka Up is a new social enterprise founded by one of Australia’s leading mental health advocates, Wayne Schwass. - pukaup.com- https://twitter.com/wayneschwass?lang=enPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, Twitter or via email mark@vudream.comHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Higgins on SEN - July 26, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Ziebell on SEN - July 19, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Hear Pearcey's funny story about his trip to Hospital this week then onto the good stuff! Denis Pagan Part 2!This is a MUST listen to show for any AFL fan of the past or present! Denis has done just about everything in footy and he shares his thoughts and memories on the Pearcey Presents Podcast!Please visit Pagan Real Estate’s website www.paganrealestate.com.auInstagram @paganrealestateFacebook @paganrealestateWould you like to stay up to date with everything Pearcey Presents??? We’ll here’s how!Website www.pearceypresents.com Facebook @pearceypresentsTwitter @pearceypresentsInsta @pearceypresentsYouTube @pearceypresents

On this week’s Pearcey Presents, is former AFL Premiership Coach, North Melbourne’s Team of the Century Coach and VFL/AFL Player Denis Pagan. Denis opens up about this childhood and parents and shares some harrowing stories about his father raising his 3 younger sisters after the shock passing of their father.We ask Denis if he would coach at AFL level again and why he’s not involved at AFL club land anymore and he shares his thoughts on the modern AFL coaches and if the ‘Hard Nose’ approach would still work in this day and age, with some interesting responses.Denis currently works as a real estate agent alongside his son Ryan at Pagan Real Estate. Denis has kindly offered to assist anyone who has any questions about Real Estate to give Pagan Real Estate a call, no strings attached.Please visit their website www.paganrealestate.com.auInstagram @paganrealestateFacebook @paganrealestateWould you like to stay up to date with everything Pearcey Presents??? We’ll here’s how!Website www.pearceypresents.com Facebook @pearceypresentsTwitter @pearceypresentsInsta @pearceypresentsYouTube @pearceypresents

Laura Kane is the Football Operations Manager at North Melbourne Football Club, her role is spread across AFL & AFLW. We chat about the rise of AFLW, changes in AFL, recruitment and her career path to become the first female in this position within the AFL.

Ahern on RSN - July 10, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Goldstein on ABC - May 27, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Goldstein on SEN - March 28, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Brown Media Conference - March 8, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

Dilena and Kane on SEN - March 7, 2018 by North Melbourne Football Club

NMFC On Air: Trades by North Melbourne Football Club

As one of Darwin's most experienced Sports Physiotherapists, Josh is highly respected in the Darwin community having built strong relationships with a range of healthcare professionals, sporting organisations, coaches and local businesses. Graduating in 2006 and completing a Masters of Physiotherapy in 2012, Josh has spent time as a physio for the North Melbourne Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL) and was the head physio for Northern Territory Football Club (Thunder) in the North East Australian Football League (NEAFL). Josh has a special interest in diagnosis and treatment of shoulders, knees and backs. In this episode you'll learn: - About Josh's experience as a physio at North Melbourne Football Club - Josh's take on hip, groin and pelvis injuries - The difference between training requirements of NRL and AFL athletes - His thoughts on back squats and deadlifts - Starting a business - Soft tissue injuries with particular reference to Essendon Football Club - The shoulder injuries Josh experienced at North Melbourne Football Club - The many factors contributing to hamstring injuries - The psychology of injury - The common everyday injuries that Josh see's in his practice - Best practice for post-treatment exercises.

Wayne’s Biog Wayne Schwass is one of the most highly rated performers in the AFL history, playing 282 games at the elite level for fourteen and a half years with the North Melbourne Football Club and the Sydney Swans from 1988 to 2002. During his successful fourteen years career Wayne achieved the following honours: Won Listen In The post BC 31: Wayne Schwass – Adolescent health and social media appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

In this episode, how can sport clubs open up opportunities for culturally diverse youth? How can they help them bridge the gap between their communities and mainstream sporting teams? And why should sports clubs reach out, beyond their traditional supporter base? What's in it for them and their communities? Plus, we've also got the Lightning Round where we're pushing the edges of participation, assumptions, leadership and community. Our guest is Sue McGill, Regional Manager of 'The Huddle' at North Melbourne Football Club, Australia. For full show-notes go to: http://pushingtheedge.org/sports/ Episode 35 Run-down ▪ Introduction to Sue and the North Melbourne Huddle ▪ The power of sport for social connections ▪ How The Huddle fosters connections for culturally diverse youth ▪ The importance of listening and the process of building trust with young people ▪ Why sporting clubs should build links to their multicultural communities ▪ What can Phys Ed teachers and Sports Coaches do to engage young people ▪ How do The Huddle teachers and coaches work with their young people? ▪ How The Huddle works against discrimination & helps foster pathways into mainstream sports teams - for its young people ▪ What does the newly started AFL Women's competition (in Australia) mean to Sue? ▪ The Lightning Round: participation, the power of sport, assumptions, re-thinking, leadership and community ▪ The power of sport as a community development vehicle Episode Links ▪ To connect with Sue and The Huddle, plus find all the show links, go to http://pushingtheedge.org/sports/ ▪ There you'll also find resources to make your sports club more inclusive. Support Pushing The Edge Podcast ▪ If this episode got you thinking or inspired you - please share it, rate it, or write a short review of it in iTunes.▪ Check out the 'Pushing The Edge with Greg Curran' podcast archive.▪ Connect with me, Greg Curran on Twitter. ▪ Thanks for listening and your ongoing support.

This new episode is a sit down with Michael Inglis. Michael is a sport, performance, and exercise psychologist and has been working in the mental health field since 1999. His own practice The Mind Room is a wellbeing and performance psychology practice that focuses on individual maximisation of potential as well as responding to clinical issues. He also has recently been appointed the role of sport psychologist at the North Melbourne Football Club in the AFL. Diving right into the podcast, we had a great time talking to Michael about the sorts of techniques both athletes and everyday people alike can put in place to make their goals more achievable and realistic. Michael helped us to analyse some of our own thought processes and taught us how to apply mindfulness and visualisation practices to our own training. Hopefully listeners can take some of these strategies away and put them into place as well! All aboard the Michael Inglis train peeps! If you like it please subscribe and rate here on iTunes. It will really help us get off the ground! Thanks legends. Show notes from this episode can be found at www.adventurefittravel.com/podcast. This podcast is supported by Atlanta Orchards. Atlanta Orchards are a family run company (Doc's family in fact) and provide quality apples to the state of Victoria, Australia. They would like to promote their new kanzi and greenstar apples. Greenstars, the first 100 per cent non-browning apples are a cross between a granny smith and a delbarestivale apple. The apples are green, sweet, juicy, have a thin skin and have the highest vitamin C content of any apple, which helps keep them naturally white for days after cutting. The kanzi is the number one apple sold in Europe and is bright red and crunchy, with a long shelf life — a cross between a gala and braeburn apple. So ask for Atlanta kanzi and greenstar apples in your local greengrocers Victoria wide. This podcast is also brought to you by LocSam Solutions. LocSam Solutions is a boutique consulting and business support company focused on business consulting and commercial services. The key to their success has been through the application of a pragmatic approach combined with entrepreneurial spirit to achieve our clients’ outcomes. Their philosophy is simple: deliver well-defined, measurable business outcomes to their clients through the engagement of subject matter experts with real world experience. They can be found at www.locsamsolutions.com.au. This podcast is also supported by No Days Off Supplements. NDO Supps is a newly formed company that aspires to build a trusted brand by having honesty, integrity and loyalty as the corner stones of their relationships with all their stakeholders. From suppliers to customers to sponsored athletes and individuals, they will work hard to ensure all receive the utmost attention and support and that harmonious relationships are mutually beneficial for all. Use the code ADVFRADIO when purchasing to receive 10% off at www.ndosupps.com. Finally this podcast is proudly supported by AdventureFit Travel. AdventureFit Travel is an adventure travel company for the fitness community. Head over to www.adventurefittravel.com to check out all our trips, all our blogs from our blogging team, special offers and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.