Podcasts about penguin bloom

This week Nicola and Di chat with the remarkable Sam Bloom. Sam’s a mum of 3, who lived a very full and active life until a devastating accident in Thailand left her paralysed. In the midst of rebuilding, along came Penguin, the little magpie who helped her heal. Their story became a best-selling book, captured by her photographer husband Cam, and later turned into a global hit film, Penguin Bloom. Now a world-champion para-kayaker, surfer and a passionate advocate, Sam is testament to the inner strength that each of us can find when faced with adversity. In this conversation, we hear about that fateful day in Thailand, when in the blink of an eye, Sam’s life changed forever when she fell through a rotten balcony railing and crashed six metres onto the concrete below. Sam shares just how awful that experience was, including the moment when she was told she would never walk again, and she thought that her life was over. Sam opens up about how much guilt she felt as a mother who could no longer look after her 3 boys in the way that she used to. The simple things she wasn’t able to do for them, and how much she hated the way the tables had turned and her boys needed to look after her. We also hear about the incredible moments of support and acts of kindness from her family and those around her, that gave her a renewed sense of purpose and allowed her to find hope again through competitive para-kayaking. Sam went on to compete in competitions around the world, and was also encouraged to get back into surfing, and went on to win Gold for Australia in the 2018, 2020 and 2023 World Para Surfing Championships. And of course we talk about the beautiful story of a little magpie named Penguin, who also played a big part in Sam’s healing. Sam shares how what started as an Instagram account, went onto become a best-selling book and then a film with Naomi Watts. This is such a beautiful and honest conversation about the importance of community, resilience, and the healing power of laughter and purpose. We were so honoured to have this chat with Sam and we hope you love it as much as we did. If you love our Over The Back Fence chats, come and hang out with us and some amazing guests at our in person event on the 19th of June at the Woolly Bay Hotel in Sydney. You can buy your tickets here - https://events.humanitix.com/over-the-back-fence-podcast-9r2scfqj/tickets This episode is proudly supported by Montgomery Investment Management, trusted experts helping you build and protect your financial future. Follow Sam on IG here - https://www.instagram.com/samjbloom/?hl=en Follow Sam on Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/sambloomaustralia# Find out more about Sam and her work here - https://sambloom.com.au/ Buy the books Penguin Bloom and Sam Bloom here - https://www.penguinthemagpie.com/ Follow Nicola and Di on IG here - https://www.instagram.com/overthebackfencepodcast/ Buy your Eir Women products here. Use code OTBF20 at checkout for a 20% discountSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Bloom is a world champion adaptive surfer, a competitive kayak racer, a public speaker, world traveler, and a wife and a mother to three boys. The story of her accident resulting in spinal cord injury and the recovery process for Sam and her family is the inspiration for the feature film Penguin Bloom starring Naomi Watts and Andrew Lincoln. Sam is fortunate to have many opportunities in her life, and for that she is grateful. She also refreshingly candid and unafraid to share the challenges she experiences and the duality of living with a spinal cord injury. Guest info:@samjbloomsambloom.com.auAdditional Resources:highfivesfoundation.orgadaptivesurfingprofessionals.com Contact us: Instagram: @unexpectedjourneypodcastEmail: tim@unexpectedjourneypod.com Hosted and produced by Tim BrownEditing and sound design by Louis ArevaloOriginal theme music by Jesse LaFountaineEpisode cover art by Lewis Falconer Cover art and logo design by Anne Holt

Charles and Jon talk to Australian author, broadcaster and wildlife nut Bradley Trevor Greive (BTG) from his home in California.BTG has an extraordinary CV: he was a paratrooper and cartoonist before becoming a successful author and broadcaster. In between he found time to win the French Polynesian Rock Lifting Championship, graduate from the Russian Cosmonaut Space Program, spend 6 years working on Brown Bears in Alaska and still practice on his ukulele. And he devotes considerable energy to supporting conservation work around the world. As you might imagine we had plenty to talk about.In an entertaining hour Bradley talks about some of his formative experiences with wildlife as a child living around the world, his research work with the enormous Brown Bears of Alaska's Alexander Archipelago, and some of the many painful encounters he has had with wildlife along the way. He has plenty of useful advice that every mammalwatcher needs to hear. For instance you will learn what not to wear if you don't want a flying fox to ejaculate into your ear, and what not to do if it happens anyway.For more information visit www.mammalwatching.com/podcastNotes: read BTG's Wikipedia page and you will almost certainly be familiar with some of his work. From his 'The Blue Day Book' to the (really very lovely) Penguin Bloom book and movie on Netflix. He provided several of the voices on Finding Nemo and his new show Queer Planet launched on Peacock in June 2024. You can follow him on Instagram @Tasmanian_GrizzlyCover Art: BTG (Stacey Lorraine).Dr Charles Foley is a mammalwatcher and biologist who, together with his wife Lara, spent 30 years studying elephants in Tanzania. They now run the Tanzania Conservation Research Program at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago.Jon Hall set up mammalwatching.com in 2005. Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. He has looked for mammals in over 110 countries.

Robert Connolly is one of Australia's great modern directors, having exploded onto the film scene some twenty years ago with The Bank, which was nominated for Best Picture and Best Director at the AFI awards, which he swiftly followed up with an impressive body of work that includes Paper Planes, The Turning, Balibo, Blueback, and the 2021 adaptation of Jane Harper's best seller, The Dry.That film, which featured Eric Bana as Detective Aaron Falk, set the box office afire in 2021 alongside High Ground and Penguin Bloom, with the trio making Australian film history as the first time that three Aussie flicks topped the local box office. Given the success of The Dry, it made sense that Connolly and Bana would return to Jane Harper's Falk series with the second novel, Force of Nature. Where The Dry focused on a murder mystery in the middle of nowhere, Force of Nature takes Detective Falk to the Grampians to try and find missing business woman Alice (Anna Torv). Alice did not return with her colleagues (Deborra-Lee Furness, Robin McLeavy, Sisi Stringer, Lucy Ansell) after a hiking retreat, raising suspicion and concern. With heavy rains on the way, time is of the essence to find Alice before it's too late.While Force of Nature operates in the thriller genre, with Connolly harkening back to The Bank with a subplot about manipulative financial institutions, it is better approached as a character study of people under pressure. Falk's return to the Grampians sees him recalling his youth when his mother also went missing in the same area, and it's here that Force of Nature lingers into an examination of what family means in difficult times. Eric Bana has found a character he can comfortably slip into with Detective Aaron Falk, a figure who sits alongside Detective Jay Swan and Jack Irish as a compelling investigator getting to the bottom of a mystery. It helps that Bana is comfortably supported by a reliable cast, including the always great Anna Torv who owns the film, the welcome presence of Robin McLeavy who gives a subdued and powerful performance, and solid performances from newcomers Sisi Stringer and Lucy Ansell.Curiously, even though I've been interviewing Australian filmmakers for almost a decade now, this is the first time I've had a chat with Robert Connolly. I'd previously aimed to catch up with him on the media trail for The Dry or Blueback, but circumstances meant that this was our first time chatting. As I joined the Zoom meeting, Robert immediately noticed the vast array of blurays and DVDs that sit behind me, pointing out the Agnes Varda Criterion Collection. Our conversation starts there, and ferrets through different avenues of discussion, weaving in and out about Robert's work as a filmmaker, what it means to support emerging talent in the way he does as an executive producer with films like Alena Lodkina's Petrol, Sari Braithwaite's Because We Have Each Other, and Jub Clerc's Sweet As, before we settle on discussing why Force of Nature is the hardest shoot he's embarked on yet.Force of Nature launches in Australian cinemas from 8 February 2024, and if there's one reason to see it on the big screen, it's to become overwhelmed by Andrew Commis' immersive cinematography. No doubt if this one does well that we'll see Robert adapting the third and final Falk book, Exiles, down the line.If you like what we do here at The Curb, then make sure to listen to other interviews at TheCurb.com.au, and help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon from as little as $1 a month at Patreon.com/thecurbau. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Robert Connolly is one of Australia's great modern directors, having exploded onto the film scene some twenty years ago with The Bank, which was nominated for Best Picture and Best Director at the AFI awards, which he swiftly followed up with an impressive body of work that includes Paper Planes, The Turning, Balibo, Blueback, and the 2021 adaptation of Jane Harper's best seller, The Dry.That film, which featured Eric Bana as Detective Aaron Falk, set the box office afire in 2021 alongside High Ground and Penguin Bloom, with the trio making Australian film history as the first time that three Aussie flicks topped the local box office. Given the success of The Dry, it made sense that Connolly and Bana would return to Jane Harper's Falk series with the second novel, Force of Nature. Where The Dry focused on a murder mystery in the middle of nowhere, Force of Nature takes Detective Falk to the Grampians to try and find missing business woman Alice (Anna Torv). Alice did not return with her colleagues (Deborra-Lee Furness, Robin McLeavy, Sisi Stringer, Lucy Ansell) after a hiking retreat, raising suspicion and concern. With heavy rains on the way, time is of the essence to find Alice before it's too late.While Force of Nature operates in the thriller genre, with Connolly harkening back to The Bank with a subplot about manipulative financial institutions, it is better approached as a character study of people under pressure. Falk's return to the Grampians sees him recalling his youth when his mother also went missing in the same area, and it's here that Force of Nature lingers into an examination of what family means in difficult times. Eric Bana has found a character he can comfortably slip into with Detective Aaron Falk, a figure who sits alongside Detective Jay Swan and Jack Irish as a compelling investigator getting to the bottom of a mystery. It helps that Bana is comfortably supported by a reliable cast, including the always great Anna Torv who owns the film, the welcome presence of Robin McLeavy who gives a subdued and powerful performance, and solid performances from newcomers Sisi Stringer and Lucy Ansell.Curiously, even though I've been interviewing Australian filmmakers for almost a decade now, this is the first time I've had a chat with Robert Connolly. I'd previously aimed to catch up with him on the media trail for The Dry or Blueback, but circumstances meant that this was our first time chatting. As I joined the Zoom meeting, Robert immediately noticed the vast array of blurays and DVDs that sit behind me, pointing out the Agnes Varda Criterion Collection. Our conversation starts there, and ferrets through different avenues of discussion, weaving in and out about Robert's work as a filmmaker, what it means to support emerging talent in the way he does as an executive producer with films like Alena Lodkina's Petrol, Sari Braithwaite's Because We Have Each Other, and Jub Clerc's Sweet As, before we settle on discussing why Force of Nature is the hardest shoot he's embarked on yet.Force of Nature launches in Australian cinemas from 8 February 2024, and if there's one reason to see it on the big screen, it's to become overwhelmed by Andrew Commis' immersive cinematography. No doubt if this one does well that we'll see Robert adapting the third and final Falk book, Exiles, down the line.If you like what we do here at The Curb, then make sure to listen to other interviews at TheCurb.com.au, and help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon from as little as $1 a month at Patreon.com/thecurbau. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode we talk to Jodi Matterson, the most important person in Australian film and TV that you've likely never heard of. This powerhouse of the screen is behind everything from the Naomi Watts film Penguin Bloom, to the Nicole Kidman series Nine Perfect Strangers. She speaks about her globetrotting life, and how she fell into the career in the first place.Hosting this discussion is Good Weekend senior writer Amanda Hooton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I am so excited about this week's guest having followed her story (and had her on our ultimate wish list) for many years now. Some of you may already know her, but if not, Sam Bloom is a world champion surfer, adventure traveller, best-selling author, neurology nurse and mother of three boys whose story also became a global hit movie, Penguin Bloom. That heartbreaking story begins in 2013 when Sam was paralysed in a terrifying accident in Thailand when she fell through a rotting balcony and it was the unlikely arrival of a beautiful magpie chick, Penguin, that helped her gruelling recovery back in Australia. The photos captured by her photographer husband, Cameron, were later made into a book written alongside legendary author Bradley Trevor Grieve and then became the basis of Penguin Bloom starring Naomi Watts. Having pored over Penguin Bloom many times, it was surreal to be able to hear Sam chat so candidly about grief and redefining joy in real time – she is so refreshingly honest about the defining trauma in her life and that the challenges endure everyday. But what I also loved was having the chance to also ask Sam about all the other parts of her life that perhaps don't relate so much to the story many know her for. I could go on forever but I'll let Sam tell you the rest herself – this is one of my favourite chats to date and I am so grateful for her time. I hope you enjoy as much as I did! Follow Sam Bloom here + Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah + Join our Facebook community here + Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

A story of hope, resilience and thriving through life's biggest fears. Sam Bloom joins us on the podcast for this special episode.  Sam is a a motivational speaker, a World para surfing champion, mum, wife , survivor, author and absolutely divine soul.  I met Sam and her husband Cam several months ago at an event she was speaking at, and I clicked with them both instantly through their warmth and kindness.  Ten years ago, Sam's life changed forever in the blink of an eye, a heartbeat, a split second in time. She had everything she had always dreamed of. She'd travelled extensively, fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming a nurse and was a happily married mother of three young boys. Without warning, the dream turned into a nightmare when on a 2013 family holiday in Thailand, Sam fell through a rotten balcony railing and crashed six metres onto the concrete below. Lucky to be alive, she'd suffered devastating injuries, including severe damage to her spinal cord that left her paralysed from the chest down. The conversation I had with Sam was moving, honest, raw and in her words, different to the many interviews she has had before. We discuss living through life's biggest fears and so much more.  To connect with Sam visit  https://sambloom.com.au/  -- LET'S KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING To connect with us at Guide Your Light Network, visit www.guideyourlightnetwork.com or email info@guideyourlightnetwork.com Join our Instagram communities here: https://www.instagram.com/maritza_barone/ https://www.instagram.com/thingsyoucantunhear/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bruna Papandrea is an Australian success story. From humble beginnings in South Australia, her love of telling stories has seen her become one of the most successful producers in Hollywood today. She is a master of adaption and, with her production company Made Up Stories, has brought us hits including Penguin Bloom, Anatomy Of A Scandal and Nine Perfect Strangers. Always on the lookout for something different, Bruna recently made her first foray into unscripted television with the reality show Undressed. So what did she learn about herself along the way?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today in the Confessional, host Sandy Lowres chats with special guest Sam Bloom. Sam's life would be changed forever when, on a family holiday in Thailand, Sam fell 6 feet from a broken railing leaving her paralysed. Her recovery was long, involving moments of intense darkness. An unexpected visitor to the Bloom household arrived in the form of a baby native bird - a Magpie they named Penguin. Her husband Cameron, a photographer, captured the most heartwarming images of Penguin with Sam and the family. Penguin would help Sam, and the whole family to heal.Sam's extraordinary journey was told in her best-selling book Heartache & Birdsong, and is now the focus of a beautiful film - Penguin Bloom - starring Australian Hollywood actress Naomi Watts.Sam is now a champion athlete, representing Australia in the canoe world championships and is also a 2 x World Champion Para Surfer. She shares her journey here with honesty and an open heart. You can follow Sam Bloom here:https://sambloom.com.au/Https://www.instagram.com/samjbloomhttps://www.instagram.com/penguinthemagiePhoto credits: Cameron Bloom https://www.instagram.com/cambloomSam Bloom | Heartache & Birdsong (Sam Bloom, Cameron Bloom and Bradley Trevor Grieve) is available here:https://sambloom.com.au/book/The film Penguin Bloom is now available on Netflix.--The Good Girl Confessional is proudly the Podcast of the Women Beyond Forty Platform - a platform for women 40, 50, 60 and beyond.https://wb40.com

Diana and Margaret discuss Fear The Walking Dead Season 7, Ep. 13 “The Raft”. They talk about Morgan's pursuit of attacking the tower and then his abrupt decision to leave and what that could mean for the group's future. They also discuss Dwight and Sherry's big pregnancy news and how they feel about the couple.  They also share recommendations on The Lost City, Penguin Bloom, and Operation Mincemeat. Follow and subscribe to Screens in Focus. Website: https://screensinfocus.wixsite.com/screensinfocus Email: screensinfocus@gmail.com  Free background music from JewelBeat.com: www.jewelbeat.com

If you don't know Sam Bloom for her sporting feats – she's won two golds and one bronze at the World Para Surfing Championships and represented Australia in paracanoeing – then you might know her as the inspiration for the global hit movie Penguin Bloom.In 2013, Sam's life changed dramatically when, while on holiday in Thailand, she leaned against a rotten balcony railing. As it fell away so did Sam, plummeting six metres onto the concrete below. The accident left her paralysed from the chest down.Coming to terms with her new reality, Sam fell into a depression, grieving an old life and sense of self. Then, the unlikely arrival of an injured baby magpie – who the family called Penguin – helped her recover.A lot has happened since we last spoke to Sam in 2019, but she continues to defy barriers in life and sport, inspiring people around the world to do the same. In this chat with our executive editor Kara Byers, Sam talks about what sport means to her, chasing a third title and what it was like to have her life given the Hollywood treatment.In this episode we discuss suicidal thoughts. If you are struggling or having suicidal thoughts or worried about someone you know, please call 000 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.CREDITS:This podcast was hosted by WH executive editor Kara Byers and produced by WH editor-in-chief Lizza Gebilagin, with additional sound editing by Abby Williams.For more from Women's Health Australia, find us on Instagram @womenshealthaus, womenshealth.com.au or find the print and digital editions of the magazine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joanna Mae Park is a much sought-after costume designer. Her love of storytelling, character and genuine passion for clothing as a form of expression led her to a career as a costume designer. Joanna's designs are about the human condition, self-expression and the worlds in which a character lives. A keen observer with a very detailed eye for colour and tone, clothing has become her language in which she tells these stories.Most recently Joanna designed PIECES OF HER, the upcoming television adaptation of Katherine Slaughter's novel of the same name, directed by Minkie Spiro for Made Up Stories and Netflix, and starring Toni Collette and Jessica Barden. Joanna also designed Glendyn Ivin's feature film PENGUIN BLOOM for Made Up Stories, starring Naomi Watts, Jackie Weaver and Andrew Lincoln, the film premiered at the 2020 Toronto Film Festival. For her next project Joanna will collaborate again with Ivin and Made Up Stories on the television adaption of Holly Ringland's novel THE LOST FLOWERS OF ALICE HART for Amazon, starring Sigourney Weaver.Joanna's other film credits include PALM BEACH for director Rachel Ward, which opened the 2019 Sydney Film Festival; the critically acclaimed film FELONY for Goalpost Pictures, directed by Matthew Saville, which screened at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival; ADORATION, directed by Anne Fontaine and produced by Hopscotch Features, starring Naomi Watts and Robin Wright, which screened at Sundance in 2013; WISH YOU WERE HERE, directed by. Kieran Darcy Smith for Aquarius Films, starring Joel Edgerton and Teresa Palmer, which opened the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and was nominated for an AACTA Award for Best Film; and AFI nominated THE TREE, directed by Julie Bertuccelli for L'Arbre Films, starring Charlotte Gainsbourg, which premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival.Joanna's other television credits include the children's series THE UNLISTED, for Aquarius Films and Netflix; and the 2013 NBC/Universal series CAMP produced by Matchbox Pictures.

Mit der sechsten Staffel „Better Call Saul“ kommt das Serienfinale des „Breaking Bad“-Spin-Offs, in „Beflügelt – Ein Vogel namens Penguin Bloom“ bringt ein Vogel Hoffnung in eine Familie und die Doku „Crime Time: AMOK – Erfurt 2002 und die Folgen“ zeigt den Amoklauf am Gutenberg-Gymnasium aus der Perspektive der Angehörigen. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/was-laeuft-heute-better-call-saul-befluegelt-ein-vogel-namens-penguin-bloom-crime-time-amok-erfurt-2002-und-die-folgen

Mit der sechsten Staffel „Better Call Saul“ kommt das Serienfinale des „Breaking Bad“-Spin-Offs, in „Beflügelt – Ein Vogel namens Penguin Bloom“ bringt ein Vogel Hoffnung in eine Familie und die Doku „Crime Time: AMOK – Erfurt 2002 und die Folgen“ zeigt den Amoklauf am Gutenberg-Gymnasium aus der Perspektive der Angehörigen. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/was-laeuft-heute-better-call-saul-befluegelt-ein-vogel-namens-penguin-bloom-crime-time-amok-erfurt-2002-und-die-folgen

Mit der sechsten Staffel „Better Call Saul“ kommt das Serienfinale des „Breaking Bad“-Spin-Offs, in „Beflügelt – Ein Vogel namens Penguin Bloom“ bringt ein Vogel Hoffnung in eine Familie und die Doku „Crime Time: AMOK – Erfurt 2002 und die Folgen“ zeigt den Amoklauf am Gutenberg-Gymnasium aus der Perspektive der Angehörigen. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/kultur/was-laeuft-heute-better-call-saul-befluegelt-ein-vogel-namens-penguin-bloom-crime-time-amok-erfurt-2002-und-die-folgen

Overview of the most horrible films in my opinion of 2021, also best Aussie films and more

Love and marriage is full of so much joy, but of course every relationship comes with its challenges. Cam and Ali revisit some of the best insights shared by couples who have overcome hardship together. LINKS Follow Cam @camerondaddo. Follow Ali @alidaddo. Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial. Got a question for Cam & Ali? You can email them atseparatebathrooms@novapodcasts.com.au. CREDITS Hosts: Cameron Daddo and Alison Brahe-Daddo. Guests featured: Sam Bloom and Cameron Bloom. Emmy Samtani and Sabir Samtani. Jen Hansen and Alan Fletcher. Richard Glover and Debra Oswald. Managing Producer: Elle Beattie. Producer and Editor: Amy Kimball. Find more great podcasts like this at novapodcasts.com.au. Separate Bathrooms would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the First Peoples of the land on which we work. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded, and recognise their enduring connections to country, knowledge and stories. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!We normally like to talk about older movies, but on this episode of Retro Grade Podcast, we look back at movies that came out in 2021, and give our SPOILER FREE thoughts about what we liked and did not like during the past year. We talk about the big blockbusters like Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Suicide Squad, Fast 9, and The Matrix Resurrections.* Some smaller films you might have missed like Penguin Bloom, Last Night in Soho and Pig. We also talk about movies that surprised us, like Titane, Malignant, and The Green Knight. And we talk about movies that we didn't really agree with each other on, like Jungle Cruise, Space Jam 2, and Mortal Kombat. What were some of your favorites we might have missed? What was your favorite movie of the year? Let us know on Twitter or Discord! DM us on Twitter or Instagram for the discord invite. Enjoy!*There is an error on the reporting of some facts during this segment. It is not true that Hugo Weaving missed filming due to COVID, but due to a prior engagement and the inflexibility of the film's production. However, cinematographer John Toll left the production due to an undisclosed medical situation with his family, giving the chance for Daniele Massaccesi to go from the film's camera operator to its' director of photography. Was this situation influenced by COVID? What difference did the three months of suspended filming mean for Matrix 4, or other films shot between February 2020 and now? (Maybe it's something we can talk about at an other time?)Music is from Triune Digital and audio clips pulled from movies we will be reviewing in other episodes.Artwork by @jannelle_o

Welcome directors Clare Knight and Harry Cripps for their new animated Australian adventure, Back to the Outback. We discuss moving from editorial or writing to directing, common misconceptions, and spooky creatures. More about Back to the Outback: A ragtag group of the world's deadliest creatures - and one cute but utterly obnoxious koala - escape from a Sydney zoo to find their home in the Outback, where they'll be loved for who they are and not what they look like. Starring: Isla Fisher, Tim Minchin, Eric Bana, Guy Pearce, Miranda Tapsell, Angus Imrie, Keith Urban, Aislinn Derbez, Diesel La Torraca, Jack Charles, Celeste Barber, Gia Carides, Rachel House, Wayne Knight, Aaron Pedersen, Lachlan Power, Kylie Minogue, Kiara Marr, and Jacki Weaver. More about Clare Knight: Clare Knight A.C.E. (née Clare de Chenu) is Net ix Animation's first female director taking the helm of Back to the Outback alongside director Harry Cripps. She was previously best known for her work as Lead Editor of the entire Dreamworks Kung Fu Panda franchise. She was also at the editorial helm for the Lego franchise on Lego 2: The Second Part. More about Harry Cripps: Born in Sydney, Australia, Harry attended the Victorian College of Arts in Melbourne. After he graduated he started his career, creating, writing and directing plays in Melbourne and Sydney, and developing TV series for Fox Studios Australia. He worked at Dreamworks Animation from 2012-2017 on several animated lms including Kung Fu Panda 3 and his own original screenplay Larrikins. He recently adapted Penguin Bloom and The Dry. Find us at www.werewatchingwhat.com Back to the Outback is streaming now on Netflix. THEDHK can be found at instagram.com/thedhk , twitter.com/thedhk, and facebook.com/thedhkmovies --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Invitada: Vivek Tara, comunicadora interespecies FB: Vivek Tara IG: @vivektara En este episodio hablaremos de: Reflector a las Butacas: Perfiles de personas y tipos de mascotas; Sígueme para más Consejos: ¿Cómo le hago para tener una cita con los Señores de los Cielos?; Escena 1: A partir del trabajo de Vivek Tara hablaremos de la comunicación de interespecies; Souvenir: El reciente álbum de Duran Duran “Future Past”, el Festival Eurojazz 2021 en CDMX y la película “Penguin Bloom” de Netflix. Con: Mauricio Montesinos FB , TW y LetterBoxd: @pezdeoromx IG: @elpezdeoromx LI: Mauricio Montesinos Denise Matienzo TW: @lamatienzo IG: @denisematienzo LI: Denise Matienzo Rubio Dramarama: TW, FB e IG: Dramarama Mx Correo electrónico: dramaramamx@gmail.com

Penguin Bloom es la historia de una mujer y su familia que se recuperaron de una terrible tragedia gracias a un pájaro que llegó a su casa. El ave herida es una analogía de lo que ella también tuvo que sanar para volver a levantar vuelo en su vida de la mano de su esposo y sus tres hijos. Producida y protagonizada por Naomi Watts.

Die wahre Geschichte von »Penguin Bloom«, dem australischen Flötenvogel, der eine Familie rettete, bezauberte Millionen Menschen in aller Welt. Jetzt erzählt Sam Bloom, die Mutter, die seit ihrem tragischen Unfall im Rollstuhl sitzt, ihre eigene Geschichte: Die Geschichte eines schüchternen australischen Mädchens, das sich seinen Traum erfüllt und Krankenschwester wird, das die Welt bereist und am liebsten nur surfen würde. Die Geschichte einer Frau, die eine Familie gründet – und deren Glück jäh zerstört wird, weil das Geländer einer Aussichtsplattform seinen Zweck nicht erfüllt und sie viele Meter in die Tiefe stürzen lässt. Sam Bloom verliert jeden Lebenswillen. Sie findet ihn erst wieder, als sie auf ein Vogelbaby trifft, das noch hilfloser ist als sie selbst. Hier erzählt sie, wie schwarz die Verzweiflung sein kann und warum es sich dennoch zu leben lohnt. Sams Geschichte ist herzzerreißend und dabei unglaublich inspirierend. Eine kluge, poetische Liebeserklärung an das Wunder Leben. Ein unvergessliches Buch. Über die Autorin: Sam Bloom ist eine Weltklasse-Surferin, Abenteurerin, Krankenschwester und Mutter dreier Jungs. Seit einem Unfall in Thailand 2013 ist sie querschnittsgelähmt. Bekannt wurde sie durch den internationalen Bestseller »Penguin Bloom« - hier erzählt sie ihre Seite der Geschichte.

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Welcome to the 63rd episode of Ten Questions where Adam talks to Shaun Grant - the multi-AACTA Award winning screenwriter of Nitram.Shaun’s debut film, Snowtown, about the infamous Snowtown murders in South Australia in the 1990s – won multiple awards and screened at Critics’ Week at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.And that’s when Shaun’s career took off – writing the feature films Jasper Jones, Berlin Syndrome, Penguin Bloom, The True Story of the Kelly Gang and Nitram.He also wrote for David Fincher’s Mindhunter on Netflix and the mini-series, Deadline Gallipoli.He’s possibly Australia’s most in demand screenwriter, known for his willingness to tackle the weighty emotional subjects that others might see as too dangerous or too difficult to make.Nitram premiered at Cannes a few months ago where the response to the film was unaminously positive. And that’s where my conversation with Shaun started.When asked about the time he was most happy, he said “now”. And he wasn’t just referring to his professional success, which he credits as being partly due to his continuing working relationship with the director Justin Kurzel,  but also the fact that he’d recently got married."The violence isn’t on the screen. It’s not that what interests me. It’s what leads to it."More about Out of the Question: https://www.nearly.com.au/out-of-the-question-with-adam-zwar/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit adamzwar.substack.com

Dans ce nouvel épisode, je suis ravie de vous partager ma conversation avec Marion. Marion est intervenante en médiation animale ou zoothérapeute (comme vous préférez). Comment offrir du bonheur à ceux qui en ont besoin grâce aux animaux ? Marion est une créatrice professionnelle de moments magiques. Dans cette discussion, elle nous raconte son parcours avec sa chienne Lia et ses 8 autres animaux magiques. De son quotidien riche en émotions à de belles anecdotes, Marion nous parle avec passion des contours de son métier, de son parcours qui l'a mené jusque-là et de ses projets à venir. Sommaire :  00:10 : Présentation du podcast 01:21 : Présentation de Marion et Lya 13:00 : La découverte de la médiation animale 20:30 : Définition de la zoothérapie/médiation animale 30:00 : Le chien, créateur de moments magiques 34:15 : Les publics bénéficiaires 44:50 : Devenir intervenant en médiation animale 57:55 : Soutenir le podcast On en parle dans cet épisode :  La médiation animale - Victoria Sule Charlène Periolat, Lama des plaines : http://www.lamasdesplaines.com/ Le film Penguin Bloom (dispo sur Netflix) Le compte Instagram de Humanimaux : https://www.instagram.com/humani_maux/ La page Facebook de Humanimaux : https://www.facebook.com/ZootherapieHumaniMaux Le site de Humanimaux : http://humanimaux.fr/ Poursuivez votre écoute en suivant La Niche sur : Le site : http://laniche-podcast.fr/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lanichepodcast/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lanichepodcast YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8FGY3ZcycTD6AfcTVNaIKA Musique : Dolling - Cybersdf Source: https://soundcloud.com/cybersdf Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.fr Téléchargement (6MB): https://auboutdufil.com/?id=502

Director Justin Kurzel and writer Shaun Grant join the Cinema Australia Podcast to discuss their latest collaboration, Nitram. Nitram is a brilliant but highly disturbing film, that will no doubt divide audiences. It depicts the events leading up to one of the darkest chapters in Australian history - the Port Arthur shootings. Kurzel and Grant have been making movies together since 2011 as director and writer respectively. Their first film, Snowtown, landed like a sledgehammer and marked the arrival of two extraordinary filmmaking talents. Nitram is their third collaboration following Snowtown, and the provocative joy ride that is True History of the Kelly Gang. Kurzel's filmography also includes Macbeth and Assissin's Creed, which both starred Michael Fassbender. He also directed a segment of one of my favourite Australian films, The Turning. Shaun Grant's other writing credits include Berlin Syndrome directed by Cate Shortland, Jasper Jones directed by Rachel Perkins, an episode of the American television series Mindhunter, and another film released this year, and another on of my favourites, Penguin Bloom. We do go into some depth during this interview, and I understand that it may not be easy listening for everyone. We discuss the pairs thoughts on Port Arthur conspiracies, Justin's discussions with victims, and why they wanted to make a film about Martin Bryant. Kurzel and Grant also discuss their eagerness to see Nitram with an Australian audience, and being knocked back by Screen Australia before going on to work with Stan and Madman to make the film. It's not all serious though, we do have a few laughs along the way and I ask a question that gets quite a reaction: What happened to Sean Keenan's unbelievably cool cowboy cardigan from True History of the Kelly Gang. Anyway… enjoy.

¿Cómo es que una mascota puede ayudar restaurar a las dinámicas familiares?, tus peces, gato, perro... ¿podrán tener efectos en sanar tus emociones? Pues bien, este episodio de Va en Serie, analizamos la psicología detrás de una película muy emotiva: Penguin Bloom (Un milagro inesperado), disponible en Netflix. Te invitamos a darle play, y encontrar los beneficios de tener mascota. Prepara tu espacio favorito, y si está tu amigo peludo a tu lado aún mejor... tus miradas de amor hacia él serán necesaria... Esto, Va en Serie!!! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Have you ever heard of crows who leave gifts for people who feed them? We'll tell you a few stories and ask a few probing questions. Did the crows really leave them? And if so, was it because they felt grateful or did their moms force them to? Maybe they're just buttering us up to keep the gravy train rolling. And how is that different than scrawling thank-you notes to Grandma or handing your teacher a five-dollar Starbucks card with an apple on it? Join Ann and Lisa as they monkey with these and other cool crow puzzles.  Want to follow up on our sources or watch any of the videos we mention? Go to ThisAnimalLIfe.com and click on Show Notes.   Andrews, Candace Gaukel, “Crows are as Intelligent as a Seven-Year-Old Child,” Good Nature Travel, October 2018. Bittel, Jason, “Think Crow Funerals Are Strange? Wait Until You See the Wake.” Audubon, July 2018. Bloom, Cameron, and Bradley Trevor Greive, Penguin Bloom: The Odd Little Bird Who Saved a Family, ABC Books, March 2016. "The Coffee-Table Book" Bloom, Cameron, and Bradley Trevor Greive, Penguin Bloom: how a scruffy magpie saved a family,” The Guardian, October 2016. A cool photostory. Heinrich, Bernd, Mind of the Raven: Investigations and Adventures with Wolf-Birds, Ecco Press, 2000. Marzluff, M., John, & Tony Angell, Gifts of the Crow: How Perception, Emotion, and and Thought Allow Smart Birds to Behave Like Humans, Simon and Schuster 2012. McNiece, Mia, “How a Magpie Helped Save Australian Mom Sam Bloom After a Tragic Acciden--And Inspired a Netflix Movie,” People, January 2021. Messenger, Stephanie, “Crows Keep Bringing Presents to Woman Who is Kind to Them,” The Dodo, August 2019. Mock, Jillian, “Did Crows Actually Make These Gifts for the Human Who Feeds Them?” Audubon, May 2019.  Saint John, Kate, “Gifts from Crows” Outside My Window, February 2019.Sewell, Katy “The girl who gets gifts from birds,” BBC News, February 2015.

Next up from Aunt Beth's Rolodex of Recommendation: Penguin Bloom, a movie starring Naomi Watts and a magpie. Intro and Outro Music from Bensound.com Please leave us a review by heading to ratethispodcast.com/thatsauntertainment. Follow That's Auntertainment! on Twitter (@auntertainment), Instagram (thatsauntertainment), and Facebook (That's Auntertainment). Check out Jeff's blog at jmunney.com Got any questions or thoughts? Email us at thatsauntertainmentpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-auntertainment/support

As broadcast August 23, 2021 with some extra pop for the 2nd half.  We pay tribute to Joe Strummer, whose 69th birthday would have been this past Saturday.  After that we highlight all the new music out the past couple of weeks with no broadcast having happened last Monday for the Liberation Day holiday here in Korea.  New cuts from Jungle, Sufjan Stevens, and a debut from Miloe being highlights in the first 57.  For our 2nd hour Popcast feature, Stella Jang returns for the first time in three weeks, with great new cuts out from the pop world as well!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Clash – The Magnificent SevenJungle – Can't Stop The StarsBakar – The Mission Deb Never & Jim-E-Stack – Sweet & SpiceVivii – One DayMiloe feat Jamila Woods & Vagabon – WinonaPart II (30:03)Shannon & The Clams – I Need You BadMolly Payton – You Cut Me So Much Slackj ember – Full Size RenderSufjan Stevens with Angelo de Augustine – Back To OzJose Gonzalez – SwingGinger Root – City SlickerDel Water Gap – Perfume Part III (57:02)WizKid – Essence (Remix) (ft. Justin Bieber, Tems)Tiësto & Karol G – Don't Be Shy *Clean versionLorde – Mood RingJohnny Orlando - DaydreamKaty B – Under My SkinKygo – Love Me Now (ft. Zoe Wees)Chelsea Cutler – You Can Have ItPart IV (90:07)Jungle – All Of The TimeRemi Wolf – Quiet on Set *Clean versionNIKI – Every SummertimeVanJess – Slow Down (Remix) (ft. Lucky Daye)Claire Wyndham - SomedayRadiohead - CreepChicago – If You Leave Me Now 

This week on Across The Park, lockdown may have finally taken it's toll as we discuss the following: a new way to greet people, Gaby's new microphone, getting deliveries and sending gifts, Joel considering changing the shows format, catching up over trivia, Gaby's girlfriend winning a $500 voucher, Nintendo Switch, online surveys, Bitcoin, Mick's Bird Of The Year, Common Koel's, how to talk to Magpies, Penguin Bloom, Rowan's new walk, what people do at the park, the Paralympics, North Korea getting around to watching the Olympics, Polish javelin thrower Maria Andrejczyk lovely gesture, NRL staying in Queensland, Andrew Fifita fracturing his larynx, how (NOT) to induce a coma, the All Blacks being able to beat Australia without even playing, AFL's final round and lots of retirements, Luc Longley's doco, and a game!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ein kleiner Vogel macht eine Familie wieder glücklich in "Beflügelt - Ein Vogel namens Penguin Bloom". Carey Mulligan rächt sich an übergriffigen Männern in "Promising Young Woman". Und eine Obdachlose findet durch die Sorge um einen afrikanischen Flüchtlingsjungen zurück ins Leben "Unter den Sternen von Paris".

HCP#252. Nos llenamos de un viejo romance en #TheLastLetterfromYourLover para invadirnos de un inteligente horror en #CieloRojoSangre y ni se diga del grandioso humor de Kate Beckinsale como #Jolt. Obvio que tampoco puede falta los dramas conmovedores de #PenguinBloom y #MisPasosACasa como y ni se diga del fallo con #AquelVerano. Cabe señalar que se vuelve a hablar de #CartasAJulieta y #BoyErased. No esperés más y descubre lo que hay para reproducir. https://entretenimientocasual.blogspot.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adrian-andrade8/message

We're back with another regular episode! This week's topics include: IN THE HEIGHTS, PALM SPRINGS (finally), HOPE GAP, PENGUIN BLOOM and more. As always, thanks so much for tuning in & we hope your enjoy our usual chaotic tangents! Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro 6:31 - Hope Gap 12:21 - Penguin Bloom 20:31 - In The Heights 36:10 - Palm Springs 49:39 - Upcoming Movies/After Show Banter _____________________________________________________________________ Palm Springs Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpBLtXduh_k _____________________________________________________________________ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/best-thing-weve-seen/id1500489681?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jocmR3kfsm1t8kdrE9LuF Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzc5ODQ5NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Twitter: https://twitter.com/BestThingRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestthingradio/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestthingpodcast/message

Faus y Claus platican sobre la cinta Penguin Bloom estelarizada por Naomi Watts y Andrew Lincoln.

En este episodio de Claus y Faus platicamos sobre Penguin Bloom, White Lotus, las películas que nos formaron, Viejo, Amores a primera bestia y más

In sala anche Penguin Bloom ed Escape Room 2.

Some useful timestamps:[Links not showing? Please visit: https://getlpodcast.com]00:00 - Intro - Welcome to Episode 55!02:25 - Review Interlude04:33 - Review: Penguin Bloom09:45 - Review: Invincible17:07 - Review: Ready or Not21:30 - Review: The innocent27:25 - Manly Man Fashion36:45 - Japan’s Doll Town40:35 - Edible Pokemon44:20 - Grocery Store Survival50:40 - Vanilla Beaver Anus56:25 - NSFW Interlude58 15 - NSFW: Masturbation as exercise01:01:05 - NSFW: Royal Sex Toy Approval01:06:10 - NSFW: Common Sexual Fantasies01:21:40 - The Kraken Rises01:23:20 - Outro - Thanks for listening!If you enjoyed, please give us a good rating.

Today we watched Penguin Bloom, a true story about a recently paralyzed nurse who adopts a wounded magpie in the early months after her injury. Throughout the episode, we discuss precarious early morning transfers, the restorative power of pets, coffee assisted bowel movements, childcare from a wheelchair, and the nuances of able bodied envy. Follow us on social media @cripthreatpod Find out more at http://cripplethreatpodcast.com

Sam Bloom and Cameron Bloom, subjects of the bestselling book Penguin Bloom, join Cam and Ali in the bathroom. The Blooms share how Sam found courage at her lowest, Cam's unending support for Sam, and fostering empathy in their three boys. If this episode has raised any issues for you, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit https://www.lifeline.org.au/  LINKS Follow Sam Bloom @samjbloom Follow Cameron Bloom @cambloom More info on Penguin Bloom and Sam Bloom: Heartache & Birdsong at http://www.penguinthemagpie.com/  Watch Penguin Bloom on Google Play, YouTube or Amazon Prime Follow Penguin Bloom @penguinthemagpie Follow Cam @Camerondaddo  Follow Ali @Alidaddo Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial Got a question for Cam & Ali? You can email them atseparatebathrooms@novapodcasts.com.au  CREDITS Hosts: Cameron Daddo and Alison Brahe-Daddo Guests: Sam Bloom and Cameron Bloom Managing Producer: Elle Beattie Assistant Producer and Editor: Amy Kimball Find more great podcasts like this at novapodcasts.com.au Separate Bathrooms would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the First Peoples of the land on which we work. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded, and recognise their enduring connections to country, knowledge and stories. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the very first episode of ‘Be Reel', season one of UNAWARE with Be Physiology, Harry and Aj break down their experiences working with spinal cord injury. The guys compare and contrast their understanding of spinal cord injury using the film ‘Penguin Bloom', released in 2021 and starring Naomi Watts. Penguin Bloom portrays the true story of Samantha Bloom, who after a freak SCI accident in Thailand, suffers a T6 spinal cord lesion.   This episode breaks down what spinal cord injury is, injury classifications, post-injury hospital rehabilitation and release, professional relationships with SCI clients, and of course, typical exercise goals and treatment!   Find out more on the podcast at www.bephysiology.com.au/podcasts or on Instagram @bephysiology.   Let us know if there's something you'd like to add or to share, or if you disagree with a comment we made - we want to learn with you and continue the conversation and bring awareness to the people around us, so reach out on the channel you prefer!   Coming up in episode two, we talk about down syndrome and the film Peanut Butter Falcon. Subscribe to be the first to listen!    Love, Harry and Aj Accredited Exercise Physiologists hello@bephysiology.com.au

Episode 29 of The Blank Canvas Podcast with Sam Bloom. You may have heard of the best selling book Penguin Bloom or the movie starring Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts as Sam Bloom. Here’s Sam Bloom’s story in a nutshell. A shy but sporty tom boy became and nurse and lived to travel to far-flung and adventurous places. She fell in love with a like-minded free spirit, Cam Bloom, a professional photographer, they raised 3 boys and built a life on the Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Then while on holiday in Thailand, in a single horrific moment, a decayed balcony gives way and Sam suffers a near fatal fall that leaves her paralysed from the chest down and deeply depressed. Into her life comes Penguin, an injured Magpie chick abandoned after she fell from her nest. The necessity to care for Penguin, a living creature more fragile than herself, helps lift Sam out of her black hole and together they find a way through the overwhelming adversity.Sam’s husband Cam photographs the whole journey, this becomes the core of the book and it’s a bestseller. Sam takes up competitive para-canoeing, eventually placing 13th in the world and winning two Australian titles. Then as part of the Australian Adaptive Surf Team, Sam wins two Gold medals for Australia at both the 2019 and 2020 World Para Surfing Championships. Meanwhile the movie Penguin Bloom is made, it’s big hit, on track to pass 8 million at the Aussie box-office. Netflix release the film internationally in many territories.This no ordinary tale and Sam Bloom is no ordinary woman. Our chat took place in Bloom family home on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, March 2021. http://sambloom.com.au/penguin-bloom/ https://www.penguinthemagpie.com/ BloomPhotography.Com W: https://theblankcanvaspodcast.com.au/ W: https://leerogers.com.au/ SOCIALS Insta: @theblankcanvaspodcast FB - The Blank Canvas Podcast Twitter: @blankcanvaspod THE BLANK CANVAS TEAM Produced by Lee Rogers & Rien MacDonald. Audio support by Jason Murphy/GASinc Music by Rodrigo Enrique Bustos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we meet Sam Bloom, the incredible mum behind the new Naomi Watts film Penguin Bloom. We chat with a mum who still suffers from anxiety and grief three years after nearly losing her twins. Blogger Victoria Vanstone reveals how to say goodbye to the people pleaser in you and how she finally put down the wine glass for good. And Sarah opens up about how to handle her toddler telling lies! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Blooms are at their wits end. Sam Bloom, a mother of three boys, ends up in a paralyzing accident in Thailand, leaving her paralyzed from the chest down. She is depressed, feeling sad that she is unable to be a part of her family and friends' life like she was able to be before. But the whole family suffers. Cameron Bloom, the husband, feels he lost his wife after the accident emotionally and mentally. Noah Bloom, the oldest son, feels guilt form her mother's accident. The other two boys, Rueben and Oli, felt lost without their mom happy. Then an injured bird lands at the Blooms' house and their start to help the bird, named Penguin, heal. With the healing of the bird, the Bloom family heals from Sam's accident too. In this episode, we talk about the beauty of animals and how they speak so little but help so much taking out the complexity of human emotions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kilig-in-circumstances/support

In this weeks episode Craig and David review: News of the World, Palmer, Bliss, The Dig, Penguin Bloom Thank you Steve for your review of The Dig! All video and audio assets provided by Netflix, Universal, Apple TV +,& Amazon Prime Video Artwork by Toby Alexander This episode was produced by Craig Fields Presented by David Long and Craig Fields

Ce mercredi 03 février, l'équipe de TCS se réunit pour débattre de l'actualité cinématographique avec débat de 3 long-métrages en SVOD : "The Dig" (Netflix), "L'histoire personnelle de David Copperfield" (Amazon Prime) et “Penguin Bloom” (Netflix). Le Quiz est de retour pour nous jouer un mauvais tour.Équipe : Florent, Marie, et Raphaël.

Sam Bloom, the real life star of Australia's current number one movie, “Penguin Bloom” talks about her new memoir, “Heartache and Birdsong”Sam Bloom https://sambloom.com.auWeb: @sambloomaustraliaFacebook: @samjbloomInstagram:https://www.harpercollins.com.au/9780733339790/sam-bloom-heartache-and-birdsong-the-follow-up-to-the-abia-award-winning-international-bestselling-sensation-penguin-bloom/Harper Collins "Heartache and Birdsong": Nicole Abadee https://www.nicoleabadee.com.auWeb: @nicole.abadeeFacebook: @NicoleAbadeeTwitter:See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bradley Trevor Greive joins Forrest Galante and the Wild Times Crew to talk about his time in the special forces, his body of work, and of course, his #1 AU box office hit, Penguin Bloom. BTG is full of hilarious stories and his Battle Royale team may be one of the best ever created! You don't want to miss this one! We love y'all! Join our Discord @ https://wildtimes.club Listen anywhere @ https://thewildtimespodcast.com/info

here you gooo, new netflix movie. thank you for listening! x follow me on twitter: @molderitsme --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letsleisure/support

Welcome to Episode 366. In this episode the Leftovers are joined by Handy Greg (Amazing Home Projects with Handy Greg) and Rebekah Dahling of Picardcast. This week we do talk about WandaVision at the end of the podcast so stick around for WandaVision discussion. In Good Pop Bad Pop this week for Movies we talk about the new horror comedy film Psycho Goreman from director Steven Kostanski. PG: Psycho Goreman introduces emerging stars Nita-Josée Hanna and Owen Myre as Mimi and Luke, a perpetually bickering sister/brother duo who unwittingly resurrect an ancient alien overlord (Matt Ninaber) who’s been entombed in their backyard. They nickname the malevolent creature Psycho Goreman (or PG for short) who thanks to their possession of a magical amulet is forced to obey their childish whims. We also discuss the new film The Little Things starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek and Jared Leto playing on HBO Max and in select theaters. Brian talks about The Marksman starring Liam Neeson out now in theaters. We all watched Penguin Bloom on Netflix starring Naomi Watts and Andrew Lincoln. Brian and Rebekah watched The Dig on Netflix starring Carey Mulligan (Promising Young Woman) and Ralph Fiennes about an archaeologist who embarked on the historically important excavation of Sutton Hoo in 1938. Finally, Mortal made it’s way on to Amazon Prime and we talk about this movie from 2020. In TV this week Brian and Greg talk about the new EPIX dramedy Bridge and Tunnel created by Edward Burns that is set in the 1980’s. And we all watched We Are the Brooklyn Saints on Netflix a documentary series following a youth football program in the heart of inner city East NY, Brooklyn. Geared towards boys 7-13 years old, the Brooklyn Saints program is more than a sport – it’s a family, and a vehicle for opportunity. In News it looks like Harry Potter is getting a series coming to HBO Max. Tomb Raider 2 is getting a new director. An Alien Nation TV series is still in the works according to Jeff Nichols. And HBO is working on an animated Game of Thrones series. In Marvel News we find out what Deadpool 3 would have been if Disney hadn’t purchased FOX. In DC News Joel Kinnaman has some hilarious comments about John Cena on the set of The Suicide Squad and we finally have a release date for The Snyder Cut of Justice League. And finally, a WandaVision Episode 4 discussion.

PluggedIn's Adam Holz reviews "Penguin Bloom" and "Charming," as well as looks at Disney+'s move to limit access to young children of older movies like "Dumbo" and "Peter Pan."  Baseball Hall-of-Famer Darryl Strawberry, author of "Turn Your Season Around," shares is story of God's redemption and transformation.

PluggedIn's Adam Holz reviews "Penguin Bloom" and "Charming," as well as looks at Disney+'s move to limit access to young children of older movies like "Dumbo" and "Peter Pan."  Baseball Hall-of-Famer Darryl Strawberry, author of "Turn Your Season Around," shares is story of God's redemption and transformation.

Popcorn Podcast celebrates 100 episodes! In the milestone 100th installment, Leigh and Tim discuss Penguin Bloom – a moving Australian film about hope and healing starring Naomi Watts as Sam Bloom. Plus, who will headline the Willy Wonka prequel? And there's more movement across the 2021 release schedule. Penguin Bloom is in cinemas from January 21. #PenguinBloomMovie Check local listings for screening times.  Popcorn Podcast Hosts: Leigh and Tim Producer: Leigh Livingstone

In a special interview episode, director Glendyn Ivin talks to Popcorn Podcast about his new movie Penguin Bloom, starring Naomi Watts, Jacki Weaver and Andrew Lincoln. The award-winning filmmaker shares his insights on bringing the Bloom family's heartwarming story to the screen, as well as the spontaneity (and challenges) that working with animals and children can bring to a production. Popcorn Podcast With Leigh And Tim is your place for the latest movie reviews, news, celebrity interviews and giveaways. Penguin Bloom is in cinemas from January 21. #PenguinBloomMovie Check local listings for screening times.  Popcorn Podcast Hosts: Leigh and Tim Producer: Leigh Livingstone

Spling reviews Penguin Bloom, Waves and Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken! as broadcast on Talking Movies, Fine Music Radio. Spling Movies

Spling reviews Penguin Bloom, Waves and Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken! as broadcast on Talking Movies, Fine Music Radio. Spling Movies

A l'occasion de la sortie ce 27 janvier du film Penguin Bloom avec la bouleversante Naomi Watts, Emilie et Emilie ont décidé de s'intéresser aux femmes les plus inspirantes sur Netflix avec une sélection de film, séries et documentaire à ne surtout pas manquer ! En fin d'émission, c'est le romancier star Michel Bussi qui dévoile son dernier programme coup de cœur sur Netflix.

Hollywood star Naomi Watts on coming home to star in Penguin Bloom. Euphoria creator Sam Levinson on his Netflix film Malcolm & Marie which stars Zendaya and John David Washington, and a thriller that begins on a bustling African street and segues to a snowy corner of France.

Hollywood star Naomi Watts on coming home to star in Penguin Bloom. Euphoria creator Sam Levinson on his Netflix film Malcolm & Marie which stars Zendaya and John David Washington, and a thriller that begins on a bustling African street and segues to a snowy corner of France.

Hollywood star Naomi Watts on coming home to star in Penguin Bloom. Euphoria creator Sam Levinson on his Netflix film Malcolm & Marie which stars Zendaya and John David Washington, and a thriller that begins on a bustling African street and segues to a snowy corner of France.

Hollywood star Naomi Watts on coming home to star in Penguin Bloom. Euphoria creator Sam Levinson on his Netflix film Malcolm & Marie which stars Zendaya and John David Washington, and a thriller that begins on a bustling African street and segues to a snowy corner of France.

Jacki Weaver is an Australian acting legend with a career spanning back to the 1970s.However, it wasn't until 2010 that Weaver launched into Hollywood and global stardom after her role in Animal Kingdom – which earned her an Oscar nomination at the age of 63. Since then, Weaver has been one of Hollywood's most prolific character actors, scoring her second nomination two years late for her role in Silver Linings Playbook.Weaver is now starring in Penguin Bloom, it's based on the book of the same name. It tells the true story of Sam Bloom, who was left paralysed after falling six metres while on a family holiday in Thailand, and found surprising comfort in a pet magpie. Weaver joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss her role as Bloom's mother, as well as her astounding career. LISTEN NOW

Jonesy & Amanda sat down with the wonderful Naomi Watts ahead of the release of her brand new film, Penguin Bloom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a special episode, Popcorn Podcast sits down with Eric Bana, Robert Connolly and Jane Harper to talk about their incredible new drama The Dry. The creative trio offers behind-the-scenes insights into the making of the film and shares why the tradition of watching a summer blockbuster at the cinema is more meaningful than ever. Popcorn Podcast With Leigh And Tim is your place for the latest movie reviews, news, celebrity interviews and giveaways. The Dry is in cinemas from January 1. Penguin Bloom is in cinemas from January 21. Check local listings for screening times.  Popcorn Podcast Hosts: Leigh and Tim Producer: Leigh Livingstone

Popcorn Podcast chats with prolific producer Bruna Papandrea of Made Up Stories about new Aussie dramas The Dry and Penguin Bloom, as well as the mission of Made Up Stories to continue supporting female creatives, and the joys of bringing quality productions and big-name talent to her "favourite place in the world". Popcorn Podcast With Leigh And Tim is your place for the latest movie reviews, news, celebrity interviews and giveaways. The Dry is in cinemas from January 1. Penguin Bloom is in cinemas from January 21. Check local listings for screening times.  Popcorn Podcast Hosts: Leigh and Tim Producer: Leigh Livingstone

Sam Bloom and Steph Aceglav catch up about Sam's new book Heartache & Birdsong and talk about life, Penguin Bloom, kindness, mental health, travel, sport and why it's so important not to put your dreams on hold.

Sam Bloom is one of Australia's most remarkable and resilient women. Her life-changing story begins with the blink of an eye, a heartbeat, a split second in time. That’s all it took for Sam’s life to change forever. Sam had everything she had always dreamed of. She’d travelled extensively, fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming a nurse and was a happily married mother of three young boys. She spent her time raising her family on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, and ran, swam, biked and surfed every chance she had. Life was bliss. Without warning, the dream turned into a nightmare. Back in 2013, while on a family holiday in Thailand, Sam leant against a rotten balcony railing and fell through it, crashing six metres onto the concrete below. She was lucky to be alive and had suffered devastating injuries, including severe damage to her spinal cord that left her completely paralysed from the chest down. Broken and hopeless, Sam reached her outer limits of physical and mental suffering. And then Penguin arrived. Penguin was a baby magpie who fell from a tree and was rescued by the Bloom family who cared for her until she was strong. Yet while free to leave, she didn’t. she lived with the Bloom family for two years and in that time, gave Sam the sense of purpose, hope, and courage she was missing. This little bird changed Sam’s life. The incredible story of Penguin Bloom was turned into a book and is soon to be a major Hollywood movie, starring Naomi Watts and Andrew Lincoln. Now, Sam has just shared her story for the first time in a new book, Sam Bloom: Heartache & Birdsong. In the book, she writes about what it is really like to face life in a wheelchair. The new book is humbling, heartbreaking and uplifting in equal measure. You can purchase the book here. In our conversation today, we talk about: Life before Sam’s accident. The day her life and body was broken. The months that followed the accident and the day she was told she’d never walk again. Her new book Sam Bloom: Heartache & Birdsong, where she writes about what it is really like to face life in a wheelchair. What she has learnt about resilience and adversity. The biggest misconceptions about life in a wheelchair. Getting back on a surfboard and how that felt. Penguin – the little magpie that changed her life. The upcoming movie about her life, starring Naomi Watts as Sam. To purchase Sam Bloom: Heartache & Birdsong, click here. To find out more about Sam, go to sambloom.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Bloom was an adventure traveller, neurological nurse, mother of three boys, raising them on the northern beaches of Sydney with her husband Cameron.Then one day in 2013 Sam fell from a balcony while on holiday in Thailand. She fell through a rotten safety barrier. Hr skull was fractured in several places, her brain badly bruised, both lungs ruptured and damage to her spine left Sam paralysed from the chest downSam's extraordinary story of her journey back from the brink of death has inspired a major Hollywood movie, which is based off her first book Penguin Bloom.  But a new book – Sam Bloom: Heartache and Birdsong – tells Sam's story in her own words for the first time.She joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss her emotional and inspiring new work.LISTEN ABOVE

In this weeks episode Craig and David review: News of the World, Palmer, Bliss, The Dig, Penguin Bloom Thank you Steve for your review of The Dig! All video and audio assets provided by Netflix, Universal, Apple TV +,& Amazon Prime Video Artwork by Toby Alexander This episode was produced by Craig Fields Presented by David Long and Craig Fields