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Dr. David Edgar is a man of many talents. He's a Major in the NZ Army and currently Officer Commanding Physical Performance Squadron. He has an extensive background working in Rugby as a S&C Coach with Waikato, Chiefs, Manu Samoa, as well as over in Japan. He's also an accomplished marathon swimmer and endurance athlete, and will shortly look to complete the NZ marathon swimming Triple Crown by swimming the Foveaux Strait, having already completed the length of Lake Taupo and the Cook Strait. Plus, he's also on a mission to conquer the Ocean Seven. Edgar is doing all of this to help raise awareness for dyslexia and those with learning challenges, and he joined Piney to discuss his achievements. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Allen is a doctor of clinical psychology and a strength and conditioning coach specializing in preparing candidates for military and special operations service in New Zealand.He spent 6 years as a medic in the NZ Army before leaving to fulfill a dream to compete as a professional Muay Thai and MMA athlete and embark on a decade-long formal training in clinical psychology. He has worked with people ranging from Olympians, professional and world-class athletes, to beginners starting out for the first time to successful New Zealand SAS candidates.Dan's wide-ranging academic background spans undergraduate study in Health Science, Exercise Science, master's and doctoral psychology programs, and much to his wife's dismay, he is currently in a 2-year neuropsychology program.Dan's doctoral research focused on factors that reduced PTSD and increased flourishing among military personnel in the years following deployment, including nutrition, sleep, exercise, social support, and leadership support.His psychology background is similarly wide-ranging, including working as a high-school counselor, in a drugs and addiction service and, more recently, in a private psychology service.Dan is passionate about understanding the relationship between nutrition, psychology, and performance and how these things facilitate resilience.You can learn more about Dan at his website, drdancoach.com/ or on Instagram at @drdancoachingTimestamps:00:00:22 Introduction to Daniel Allen00:01:46 Sidequest to Be Professional Muay Thai Fighter00:06:40 Training in High-Level Gyms Around the World00:09:15 How Did Daniel Allen's Training Impact How He Coaches?00:11:39 How to Separate Pain from Suffering00:14:02 Exercise Science and Psychology Degrees 00:14:59 New Zealand SAS 00:17:49 What Would Daniel Change About How He Coached in the Past?00:21:09 How to Balance Being Good at Running and Rucking00:24:05 Predictors of Success00:26:58 Most Common Mistakes in Prep00:29:31 Test Within a Training Cycle00:31:53 Fundamental Skills to Develop People's Abilities00:34:04 Sponsor Note on Segmenting 00:34:28 Questioning Your Sense of Belonging00:41:02 Common Success Factors from Olympic Athletes to SAS Operators00:45:21 Cognitive Flexibility and Growth Mindset00:47:45 Operational Longevity 00:52:33 Limiting Factors During a Course 00:54:04 Candidates with Cushie Backgrounds00:57:43 Gaining Awareness of the Landscape of Your Mind00:59:43 SAS Candidates Do's and Don'ts01:02:31 Best and Worst Advice Ever Received 01:05:29 Outro

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Listen/subscribe on * Apple podcasts* Spotify He's been Murray Hewitt, Psycho Sam, Norman from Yes Man, Guy Mann, Hypno-Potamus, a stand-up comedian, a sit-down band manager, a children's book author, a soldier… and now Binkle-bonk the Tree Goblin in upcoming “Badjelly the Witch”

The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley. In a near future London the Government's experimenting with time travel, bringing five people from various points in history into the 21st century where they're confronted by the internet, dating apps and Spotify. Implausible though this sounds, it's fun, highly entertaining and works brilliantly - and I never, ever read time travel but have happily made an exception. It's wonderful and highly, highly recommended. Nothing Significant to Report by Dario Nustrini. Dario was just a year out of school when he decided to join the NZ Army, with absolutely no idea what to expect. This is hilarious and highly entertaining - he tells about the back breaking exercises designed to grind down the new recruits, to roleplaying in an SAS manhunt – in a series of self deprecating stories about misfits, mayhem and camaraderie. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of Untidy we talk to Dr Ellen Joan Ford, the powerhouse behind the movement, #workschoolhours. In this conversation, we talk about the ‘juggle struggle' and what we can do as individuals, organisations, and a society to bring about a revolutionary way of working for parents that respects their family priorities, while also making strong commercial sense for employers. Dr Ellen Joan Ford is ambitious about changing the working world. And it's difficult to fault her logic or resist her enthusiasm. There is hope! Ellen helps organisations to improve staff wellbeing, retention, leadership, productivity, innovation and business performance. Her experience is in leadership, as well as gender, well-being and the future of work. She has led troops in the NZ Army, completed an MBA and PhD in leadership, runs her own business, and is raising two little boys. Ellen was awarded the Kiwi Bank New Zealander of the Year 2023 ‘Local Hero' for coordinating a volunteer team that evacuated 563 people from Afghanistan to New Zealand. She is a force to be reckoned with! Follow Ellen @drellenjoanford and find her book #workschool hours and online courses at https://www.ellenjoanford.com/shop.  If you enjoy this episode of Untidy, the best way you can support us is by subscribing to the show in your podcast app by tapping the ‘+ follow' button. That way, you'll never miss an episode. Help us to keep building this supportive community — subscribe, share an episode with a mate, and chuck us a handful of stars (maybe 5 ...). Thank you for listening and supporting our independent production!  Untidy is made for you – the people right at the heart of this steaming hot mess we call parenthood. Follow the show and get in touch on Instagram @untidypodcast and visit Untidy podcast. Find Matilda at @matootles and get your copy of The Feel Good Guide. Find Hannah at @hannahedavison and her My Big Moments children's books at @mybigmoments. Enter code UNTIDY at checkout for 10% off your order.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Leaders Getting Coffee episode 14, our guest is Tenby Powell, who founded Kiwi K.A.R.E. (Kiwi Aid & Refugee Evacuation) which was established in response to the humanitarian and medical crisis unfolding in war-torn Ukraine. A Retired Colonel in the NZ Army, he's also a former CEO and investor who, dissatisfied with the lack of progress in his hometown of Tauranga, successfully ran for the Mayoralty in 2019. Tenby talks with passion about the role of the military in our lives, how the army can help youth offenders programmes, and the need to provide for those young people once such programmes are completed. The discussion covers the transitions from military man to corporate leader and the process that saw entrenched positions in Tauranga resolved within a few short months of his appointment as Mayor. Finally, we learn about what is going on, on the ground in Ukraine, and how Kiwis are making a big difference to the people they touch. And as always, we wrap up the podcast by asking Tenby what he would do if he was Prime Minister for a day? His answer sounds like a lot of fun. Tenby Powell is another impressive leader with a fascinating leadership story. Tune in to Leaders Getting Coffee, episode 14, with Bruce Cotterill and Tenby Powell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Released on ALCON Podcast also. In this episode of A Soldiers Five, I talk with with Fitzy, an ex-NZ Army infantryman, special forces operator, and the founder of Warfighter Athletic. The conversation revolves around intelligence, operations, and military discussions, with a special focus on Fitzy's operational mindset. Fitzy shares his insights on deployment, not deploying, and how people can prepare for the coming struggles. As someone who has experienced the rigors of military life firsthand, Fitzy provides a unique perspective on the importance of mental and physical preparation. Throughout the interview, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to succeed in high-stakes environments and how to apply those lessons to everyday life. Whether you're a military enthusiast, entrepreneur, or simply someone looking for inspiration, this episode is sure to leave you with valuable insights and actionable takeaways. Support Warfighter Athletic via the link below: https://www.warfighterathletic.com https://www.instagram.com/warfighterathletic/?hl=en

Buddha Heart, Devil's Hand- The difference between Special Forces and Normal Humans  Gregg PUP Johnson http://pakari.nz/ Welcome to the sequel!! After such a popular show the first time around, it was a necessity to have Pup back on to share his knowledge, in order to help others. We spoke about a wide range of subjects, so strap in! Starting with the difference between an SF Operator mindset -where they make life and death decisions and movements multiple times every single day vs a regular cop or civilian who may never be faced with such an inhuman choice - we progressed to how Pakari is helping the NZ Army develop it's people's resilience and mindsets. We talked about transition ( from military and/or sporting worlds) and the effects of Purpose, Belonging and Identity. A life of service changes a person, and shapes his/her mind and it's imperative to realise this going forward so we can grow and flourish afterwards. Again, sit back and enjoy a truly open and honest conversation with a NZSAS (New Zealand Special Air Service) Regiment Operator, Instructor and leader in teaching through Mother Nature.


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NZ Army leader Dr Ellen Nelson worked night and day for almost a year to help evacuate 563 Afghan Defence Force allies and their families after the country fell to the Taliban in 2021. Ellen Nelson is a finalist for Local Hero of the Year at the 2023 New Zealander of the Year Awards.

Napier's Port has been out of action since 5pm on Monday and will be closed until tomorrow. Shipping will start again when it's safe to do so, with a number of vessels at anchor. A survey of Napier Port's operating assets has revealed only minor damage, with further assessments to take place throughout the coming week. As a lifeline asset Napier Port is providing facilities to the NZ Army on port, enabling them to set up a local base and assist with the region's response. Napier Port has deployed on-port generation to support critical infrastructure, including refrigerated containers. Todd Dawson is the CEO of the port and joins with an update.

The founder and boss of global gaming development company Rocketwerkz shares his experiences of being out while serving in both the Royal NZ Air Force and NZ Army, and reveals what it's like being an openly gay CEO in Aotearoa.

Parts of the Hawke's Bay region remain cut off today without water, power, or cell coverage, with officials scrambling to find out more about the devastation in the cold light of day. Two people are confirmed dead, others are still trapped or awaiting supplies, and officials have “big gaps of knowledge” as to the state of isolated areas. One woman died after a landslip on her property in northern Hawke's Bay and another person's body has been found on a storm-ravaged beach. Central Hawke's Bay District Council chief executive Doug Tate said it was “pretty brutal out there” and said council's thoughts went out to everybody affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. “The scale of it is just incredible, really,” he said. Council still was not sure of the state of some areas in the region due to the breakdown in communications - caused by damage to fibre lines providing mobile coverage to the area.  “Out toward the coast we've got big gaps of knowledge. It's sort of funny, in a normal day losing a bridge is a really big deal and pretty much by the end of yesterday it was just another bridge that we're just adding to the list.” There are about 150 houses in lower Waipawa that are underwater, he said. “You know, people kind of laughed at us when we said ‘look guys, you need to get out', and in the space of an hour and a half, not even half an hour, we had nearly a metre and a half of water through some properties.” Damage to farm areas was a big focus for council, “trying to get some reconnaissance over that wider area”. He also said parts of the region had no water supply and could expect not to have any for several days. “Both of our treatment plants have been submerged quite significantly,” he said. “It's going to be pretty hard going for those urban areas in that context as well.” Tate said his was one of the first homes in Waipukurau to be flooded. There was “so much still do to” and “still a lot we don't know”, he said. “You will have heard the messages from everybody else: absolute caution, stay home . . . listen out to the key messaging, that's kind of a really big thing for us that we're continuing to promote. “If people were safe at home and didn't need to go anywhere, the ‘best thing to do is just stay there', he said. He called on people to check on their neighbours if able. Rescues continuing Posts on social media said a group of 42 people were trapped on a hill on Korokipo Rd in Omahu. “The rescue helicopter will be taking them food and water this morning, I'm not sure of a rescue plan at this stage but the water has started to recede around them,” the post said. The New Zealand Defence Force regular and reserve forces have helped rescue about 200 people in Esk Valley, Napier, and wider Hawke's Bay. As of 8.40am the NZ Army teams overall have rescued about 200 people, with the number still climbing. An Esk Valley, Hawke's Bay, resident is plucked to safety by Defence Force personnel in an NH90 helicopter. Photo / Defence Force Three NH90 helicopters responded to the Hawke's Bay area as part of a multi-agency response, with one of the tasks involving recovering people from the rooftops of their homes in Esk Valley. Other tasks have involved moving about 60 to 100 people from Hastings, as well as moving medical supplies around the region. NZDF released photos of people being plucked from rooftops in the region as floodwaters raged below, and carrying locals through swamped streets in boats. Wairoa cut off Wairoa is cut off on all sides today, with dramatic photos from Hawke's Bay Civil Defence revealing the inundation of the town and the challenges facing its embattled residents. Word came out via the Starlink system, a standalone wi-fi connection that is only accessible to the Emergency Operations Centre. Civil Defence says the rest of the Wairoa District is still without access to mobile and wi-fi connections. Due to being completely cut off, Wairoa has only one day's worth of food and enough drinking water for two days, Civil Defence said. The Wairoa River has flooded up to a quarter of the town. An RNZAF reconnaissance flight was to be sent, and Emergency Response minister Kieran McAnulty said Wairoa was particularly of concern. Aerial view of flooding in Wairoa. Photo / Hawke's Bay Civil Defence Power, internet, phone coverage out Thousands were left without power yesterday when a Transpower substation in Redclyffe was flooded. The company warned it could be days or even weeks before power was restored. Yesterday afternoon they were able to restore some power to about 27,000 households across Hawke's Bay and Gisborne, but it is insufficient to provide power to the rest. Napier mayor Kirstin Wise said the latest information they'd received from Transpower was that electricity was “likely to be a number of days away. “We're communicating with them constantly to try and get some clarity around what that means,” she said. Meanwhile communications were “incredibly patchy” and Wise said the primary source of information is the radio. “Cellphone coverage and internet coverage is pretty much non-existent,” she said. “That lack of communication is really dire and it does elevate everybody's feelings of anxiousness. “If I'm completely honest we're actually feeling pretty isolated at the moment and yeah I have been discussing that with the team this morning about how we can start accessing these [state of national emergency] resources at a national level because we don't have the resources on hand here to be able to do it alone.” Spark said they had satellite units en route to Napier via helicopter and were dispatching an additional 10 generators. “Communication will be limited to voice and text and congestion will occur – however the priority is to reconnect the region as quickly as possible,” Spark said. Level five water restrictions in place The “critical thing” about the power outage was that it affected water supplies and water treatment, meaning people are being asked to follow “level five water restrictions”. Wise said this meant people should be having sponge baths instead of showers and only flush the toilet if absolutely necessary. Level five is defined as water only being used for consumption or sanitary purposes. Council warned on Facebook its water plants in Waipawa and Waipukurau would run out of water from 10pm yesterday and it could be several days before supply is restored.  “This means you are going to need to collect bottled water and water for household activities like drinking, cooking and washing. This is going to be particularly challenging over the next few days for sanitary services,” the post said. People can access water at: Waipawa Municipal Theatre on Kenilworth St Otane Hall Racecourse Road Waipukurau, opposite GM Panelbeaters Council has also issued a boil water notice for Otane, Waipawa and Waipukurau, which will continue for the foreseeable future. Evacuations and where to go Council issued an evacuation order this morning for Te Awa, Napier and expected to issue more for the surrounding suburbs. Multiple suburbs were evacuated yesterday as flooded rivers poured over stopbanks and on to floodplains. The suburb of Esk Valley suffered widespread flooding and required multiple rescues as people sought refuge on the roofs of their homes, with the water lapping barely centimetres below. Many evacuation orders were lifted last night as floodwaters receded. The Waikare River Bridge near Putorino collapsed in wild floodwaters caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. Photo / Rosie Tong Hastings Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said it was hard to believe the devastation to property and the roading network, including bridges. The council is dealing with an influx of people from flooded homes. “We've got so many people displaced, so many people in our emergency centres and shelters. We are setting out two more emergency centres, people are flocking in from across our district.” Evacuations centres can be found at: Hastings Flaxmere Community Centre Te Aranga Marae, Flaxmere EFKS Church, Flaxmere Cook Islands Centre, Flaxmere Hawke's Bay Environment Centre, Hastings Waipatu Marae Hastings Sports Centre (at capacity) Ascend Global Church, Omahu (at capacity) Napier Rodney Green Events Centre, Latham St St Joseph's Māori Girls' College (at capacity) Pukemokimoki Marae (at capacity) Central Hawke's Bay Centralines Stadium Waipawa Municipal Theatre Pōrangahau Hall Tikokino Community Hall Takapau Hall Wairoa Taiho Marae Ruakituri Resident Hall Wall Memorial Hall Kahungunu Marae (Nuhaka) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Doug interviews Brian Whitworth who has a different way of looking at "Mens Intuition". Get ready to hear a different angle, as Brian shares his concepts and his studies of the Brain over many years. A former NZ Army phycologist, Brian shares his many years of studying the brain and how it works, and how in his teenage years he started discovering these concepts. Brian asked me to clarify one part of the interview, where he discusses the cerebellum. See his information about the Hind Brain, at this link. Note: The cerebellum hemispheres aren't the cerebral hemispheres we see in brain photos, it sits under them, as can be seen in the picture at the link above.   brianwhitworth.com/mans-intuition ridingsafely.com (Brian's motorcycle safety site) info@dougbeitz.com dougbeitz.com facebook.com/dougbeitz instagram.com/dougbeitz

Hey team, Welcome back to another episode of A Soldiers Five. In this episode I talk to Si, a soldier who completed two decades of service as a Movements Operator with the NZ Army. Fun fact: Si was actually my boss during one of my postings AND we happened to serve together in Afghanistan. I really appreciated the way Si approached small teams leadership, and during our time serving together he was one of the few people where he was both a senior, mentor and mate. I took a lot away from my time learning from him, hence why I really wanted to get him on and sharn for a bit. Had a good chat, really good to get his experiences working with the Royal Marine Commandos as well as his experience assisting in the retrieval of Byron Solomon, a sailor who tragically passed away in an accident on board HMNZS Canterbury. I also don't know how many times I've said um so let me know and i'll donate some cash to no duff. https://www.instagram.com/popsmoke_adventures/ Enjoy!

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In this episode, I interview Simon Carkeek, an NZ Army veteran who served for over a decade as an infantryman with 1 RNZIR and has multiple deployments under his belt. After service, he worked as a security contractor overseas and is now the owner of PracMed NZ. A company that empowers Kiwis with the knowledge, skills and confidence to be responders and not witnesses, by providing the most relevant, practical and engaging first aid training & products in New Zealand. As always please support our sponsors and us by visiting the links below, and if you enjoy these podcasts then I'd hugely appreciate it if you like, share and subscribe via whatever platform you listen on! https://noahs-ark.co/ ----------- Use ARK15 for 15% off! https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=ca... ---------- For epic remote podcasting! Make sure to support: https://pracmednz.com/ https://sabretactical.co.nz/ https://warfighterathletic.co.nz/ #nzdf #infantry #veteran #nzarmy #militaryveteran

If you enjoy the podcast, make sure to like and subscribe!   In this episode, I talk to SSGT L, a current serving SNCO in the NZ Army who has a strong track record of competence, professionalism, excellence and credibility. He has served in a variety of logistical capacities both domestically and abroad on operations as well as in higher headquarters environments. I get his musings on leadership, career management, managing talent, and NZDF retention. This conversation contrasts nicely against Episode Three with Xerox and will undoubtedly add value to those currently serving, regardless of where you serve.   https://noahs-ark.co/ ----------- Use ARK15 for 15% off! https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=ALCONS2   https://lethalmindsjournal.substack.com/p/bulletin-from-the-borderland  #force4nz #nzdf #rnzalr #newzealandpodcast #nzarmy

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 What it's like being the Head PTI for NZ SAS” I had the pleasure to reconnect with an old friend of mine today- Scott Cottier. Scott was my Physical Training Instructor (PTI) in the NZ Army and then also in the 1st New Zealand Special Air Service Group when I was a Commando. Scott's goal after becoming a PTI was always to become the “Head Trainer” for the SAS and he accomplished this in 2006 and served there for 6 years- improving the application of Physical Training for the Tier 1 Special Forces Unit and I can say from personal experience he did a great job. He is a man who epitomises the “Unrelenting g Pursuit of Excellence” and is a wealth of knowledge about functional elite fitness and now uses this to improve.success in corporates, teams and individuals. Scott takes what looks at first sight to be an unconventional and brutal approach in applying his craft, but you will find out in the show, after training such high performing individuals and warfighters, you will find his approach refreshingly honest and applicable. Listen in for the story I tell about when we had him in the Kill House with live rounds whizzing past his head, he has a great sense of humour and it has been an honour to watch his successful journey and positivity. You can find Scott at scott@specforce.co.nz I am Damian Porter , Former Special Forces Operator, High Performance Living Coach from www.eatwellmovewell.net and you can listen to my straight talk mind and muscle podcast sponsored by www.realketonesaustralia.com the best and most effective ketone supplement on the market to reduce anxiety, enhance brain performance and supply twice as much energy as glucose.

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Meet Dr. Ellen Joan Nelson! It was an absolute joy to connect with Ellen and hear her passion for making workplaces and communities better in ways that are both possible AND profitable. Ellen has significant leadership experience in both the private sector and in the NZ Army and ignites new thinking and collaboration. Ellen brings her comprehensive research background, practical leadership experience, speaking skills, and trusted advisory expertise to help organisations realise the significant benefits of transforming their workforce structure to align with school. Things that benefit Mums, actually benefit all. #workschoolhours. Articles discussed: PropelHer article about the Leadership Lessons from the Afghan evac task: https://groundedcuriosity.com/high-performance-teams-and-leadership-lessons-afghan-evacuation-task/#.YunFn3ZBy5f PropelHer article about #workschoolhours: https://groundedcuriosity.com/its-not-up-to-her-to-solve-the-competing-demands-of-work-and-family/#.YunFw3ZBy5f Find Ellen here - Website: https://www.ellenjoannelson.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-ellen-joan-nelson-791a2655/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrEllenJoanNelson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellenjoannelson/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChnKaT0IMkHP8Hds42agsqw Find Kerrie here - Website - https://kerriephipps.com/ LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/kerriephipps/ Facebook public page - www.facebook.com/KerriePhipps1/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/kerriephipps/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/KerriePhipps Twitter podcast - www.twitter.com/ConnectingPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kerriephipps/message

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 This show, as always, was a true honour to create.Originally planned to be Pat McNamara of Delta Force, Joe Hotai of Australian SAS and Clint Emerson of Seal Team 6 and CIA, Clint couldn't make it due to a book launch commitment for " The Rugged Life". SO as always with Special Forces types, we pushed on and achieved the mission objective ( Sorry Clint) and it turned out to be an amazing show. We spoke about how Special Forces skills  can carry over to everyday life and self defence. The differences and similarities between the units they have all worked for, and worked alongside. Pat served with the US Green Berets, Served in the Cold War in Berlin and Soviet Germany and then on to 12 yrs in Delta Force and finished the Sergeants Major Academy.

 Joe served in the NZ Army, Passed NZSAS Selection and Cycle of training. He then served with 4 RAR Commandos and went on to pass Australian SAS  Selection and served with them for 5 yrs. They speak with such wisdom and humility and I am sure you will be surprised at their openness. From Seal Team 6, Ranger Battalion, FBI HRT, British SAS,  US Airforce JTAC to name a few- they have worked with them all. Watch out for the middle of. the show where I may be the only person who has stumped Pat with a question!! It is hilarious. This show is a rare insight into the mindset of former Special Forces Operators and how we are currently using our knowledge, training and skills to help others, ourselves, and our loved ones.

 Thanks to Pat and Joe once again for being guests and creating such awesome content for the world audience and I look forward to the next time we chat. You can find JOE at- https://linktr.ee/joehotai and on INSTA at- www.instagram.com/joehotai/ You can find PAT at  www.tmacsinc.com and on INSTA at https://www.instagram.com/tmacsinc/

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IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL DISCOVER: An understanding of how the current construct of work is marginalising many people in the workforce, especially mums. Insights into how work can be structured better: to benefit parents AND non-parents, as well as the overall organisation. Practical ways for both managers and staff to start implementing some of the work school hours principles in their workplace.ABOUT ELLEN:Nelson is an ex-army academic business mum, with deep expertise and experience in leadership, well-being and the future of work. Following her PhD, Ellen consulted to the NZ Army; helping them to significantly improve their inclusion and diversity policies and practices, especially around gender. She then conducted further research focused on the experiences of working parents in the corporate sector and started the #workschoolhours movement. Ellen now helps organisations to remove structural barriers facing women and parents, while simultaneously experiencing improvements in organisational metrics such as: wellbeing, retention, leadership, productivity, innovation and business performance. CONNECT WITH ELLEN:Watch the full #workschoolhours talk.Check out Ellen Joan Nelson's website: www.ellenjoannelson.com And follow her on social media: LinkedIn, Facebook & Youtube.

In this special ANZAC day episode, we are delighted to talk to Sergeant Major of the New Zealand Army Wiremu Moffitt, and his counterpart Sergeant Major of the Australian Army Grant McFarlane AM. As one would expect from a podcast between three close allies, the importance of interoperability, shared values and trust between partners is discussed in length. They both talk passionately and openly about the importance of self-awareness and share with us how they both lacked this in their early careers, highlighting that young bravado masked their weaknesses as leaders. Next, they speak about the importance of culture and discuss leaders' role in shaping it. They emphasise that although leaders shape the culture, the symbiotic relationship between them means that the leader is also shaped and developed by the culture itself. Finally, they discuss the role history and traditions play in shaping today's leaders, and how, as their respective organisations move forward, they should never forget the past and those that have led before them.  Warrant Officer Class One Wiremu Moffitt - New Zealand Defence Force (nzdf.mil.nz) Regimental Sergeant Major – Army | Army.gov.au

Brodie KaneBrodie is currently based in her home city of Christchurch and is working through some very exciting projects, like the re-launch of her very successful podcast, The Girls Uninterrupted (previously Girls On Top), and a new podcast called Kiwi Yarns, and is also working on a number of content creation projects for various brands and within the media industry too. Brodie loves to keep busy with MC duties, public speaking, basically anything thrown at her.An award-winning journalist, Brodie has loved every minute of the 13 years she's had in radio and television. Her no-nonsense yet down-to-earth approach is unique in the industry and you can be guaranteed that what you see is what you get.She was up until recently co-hosting The Hits Breakfast show in Christchurch with Dave Fitzgerald. Prior to that Brodie worked at TVNZ for five years working as a sports Presenter on Breakfast, a roving reporter on Seven Sharp, reporter on Fair Go and associate producer on Q+A. Brodie is incredibly fit thanks to her background in Surf Life Saving, but also has a bit of mental toughness thanks to a four-year stint in the Territorials of the NZ Army. She now loves the challenge of long distance events, running her first marathon in Auckland in 2018, and completing the team event of the Coast to Coast in 2020 with her mother and brother (her third year involved in the race)! Brodie loves talking and is incredibly passionate about engaging with people all around New Zealand.Brodie Kane: https://brodiekanemedia.com/Brodie on IG: https://www.instagram.com/brodiejeankane/?hl=enGirls Uninterrupted: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/the-girls-uninterrupted/id1505689225Kiwi Yarns: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/kiwi-yarns/id1516048486

Greg is the founding Director of Financial Planning NZ Ltd, now known as OnePlan, and he was responsible for the company's creation. After graduating as an Accountant in 1975, Greg was employed in a number of accountancy-related roles before joining the NZ Police in 1980. Whilst there, he studied law at Auckland University. He left the Police in 1984 to teach accounting at the University of Auckland and to complete his law degree. In 1986, Greg joined the Department of Justice as a senior investigating accountant in the corporate fraud unit. He joined IPD Securities in 1987 as a senior financial planner, and over the next five years he became that company's most successful adviser. In 1992, Greg was selected as financial planner of the year, and in the same year he left IPD Securities to carry out a long-cherished goal of establishing his own practice Greg taught accounting at the University of Auckland and Unitec from 1984 to 2012. He is a member of Financial Advice New Zealand and is both a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and a Certified Life Underwriter (CLU). He has been an expert witness for both court and disciplinary matters relating to the giving of financial advice. He has always been, and continues to be, actively involved with a myriad of charity and community organisations and projects. He is a Past-President of the Rotary Club of Downtown Auckland (2004/2005), former Chair of the Western Bays Community Board (1989-91), and Past-President of the Mt Albert Grammar School Old Boys’ Association. He was a Trustee of the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer Society for 20 years and was a Director of Radio Lollipop for 10 years. He is currently on the Heart of the City Board of Trustees. Greg is still active in Rotary and was selected to lead the Rotary District 9920 GSE Team to Chile in 2009. He was an Assistant Governor of D9920 between 2012-2014 and has been Chair of the Mt Albert Grammar School Board of Trustees since 2006. He retired as a Major in the 3rd Auckland (Countess of Ranfurly’s own) and Northland Battalion of the NZ Army. During his 37 years’ service he has been awarded the Efficiency Decoration (ED) bar and clasp; and has deployed to the Solomon Islands (2005) and East Timor (2006), as well as an attachment with the British Army in 1983. Greg a founding Trustee and past Chair of the NZ Memorial Museum Trust - Le Quesnoy and is actively involved in the establishment of the Museum and Visitor Centre in the French town of Le Quesnoy, the scene of the last battle of WW1 involving the NZ Division. He was an Auckland City Councillor, representing the inner-city Western Bays Ward, and was Chairman of the Auckland City Arts, Culture and Recreation Committee prior to the amalgamation of the Auckland City Council. He is also a former member of and was Finance spokesperson for the Waitemata Local Board between 2010 and 2016. After many years in the financial planning industry, Greg still enjoys helping people to help themselves and is a firm believer in New Zealander's need to plan to ensure their future financial wellbeing. Greg believes he can provide this security to his clients by assisting them to adopt a sane, sound, sensible approach to the creation and protection of wealth. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ryanjmelton/message

This week we bring in a couple of guest interviewers to interview Adam Keen to find out what, apart from Crush the Cargill, has made him so savage. We get the back story starting with Adam's first marathon while in the NZ Army, starting a sports coaching business and failure at the Riverhead Relaps as essential steps in the journey to the pinnacle of endurance running success - winning the 2019 Crush the Cargill 24 Hour Challenge.    

ADF on operations - In episode nine, we meet a NZ Army soldier who provides force protection for the Task Group and has built a garden at Taji. He also talks about his Anzac heritage.

Tune in to find out what the 3 B's are and get Dan's thoughts on firearm maintenance, Dan and Stephen geek out a little in this show - SORRY! Hardy Rifle Engineering Ltd was founded in early 2006 by Daniel Hardy during his military career in the NZ Army as an Armourer / Weapons Engineer. In December of 2007 Hardy terminated his employment with the Military to run the company full time. In the years following Hardy Rifle Engineering has gone from strength to strength, developing world class rifle suppressors to match grade barrels. The company has now expanded to consist of 10 personnel with various backgrounds, qualifications and skill sets. Hardy Rifle Engineering prides itself in operating by the companies motto: Knowledge  -  Innovation  -  Service     http://hardyrifleengineering.co.nz   https://www.facebook.com/HardyRifleEngineering

This public discussion looks at the meaning of ANZAC Day remembrance. In particular, it discusses how we honour our military through wearing the red poppy, but also how we honour those who choose different paths to peace through wearing the white poppy, and those who seek to do justice to both perspectives by wearing both the red and white poppies. Speakers:Professor Kevin Clements (Director, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies), Associate Professor Richard Jackson (Deputy Director, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies), Colonel Roger McElwain (Chief Executive Officer, Language Centre and Foundation Year; previously with the NZ Army)

This public discussion looks at the meaning of ANZAC Day remembrance. In particular, it discusses how we honour our military through wearing the red poppy, but also how we honour those who choose different paths to peace through wearing the white poppy, and those who seek to do justice to both perspectives by wearing both the red and white poppies. Speakers:Professor Kevin Clements (Director, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies), Associate Professor Richard Jackson (Deputy Director, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies), Colonel Roger McElwain (Chief Executive Officer, Language Centre and Foundation Year; previously with the NZ Army)