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Two cousins, both wives to the same man, found dead under mysterious circumstances. Was this the world's unluckiest husband, or a serial wife killer? Former detective Peter Seymour has dedicated over two decades of his life to the people of Western Sydney, serving in the NSW Police as both a detective and police prosecutor. In this episode, Brent Sanders talks to Peter about the shockingly bizarre investigation of Thomas Keir, and the life-altering case that pushed Peter to his limits, prompting him to make a critical decision that changed the course of his career. This episode contains descriptions of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Contact 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732 for more information and confidential support. There are also references to pregnancy loss. Contact Red Nose Grief and Loss on 1300 308 307 for support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death. If you or someone you know is in crisis, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny reckons she'll get some complaints and counterexamples about this story. It's how she ended up going down the rabbit of a 'unique communication accents'. Yep, they're a thing. You have one, Penny has one, we all have one. Once we know our default we can choose to switch between them. So, what's yours? --- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: Hey, I’m Penny. I help brilliant people communicate in a way that properly matches their brilliance.I work at the intersection of questions, stories, and influence, helping leaders, teams, and advocates engage in ways that lift the level of information sharing, cut through the noise, and make sure the right voices stand out.We’ve all seen what happens when the loudest voices take up all the space. Instead, I want to make sure our feeds, meetings, interviews, and conversations are filled with people who actually know what they’re on about.That’s what I do. I help people and organisations: Ask better questions, so they get better answers Tell better stories, so their message sticks. Build better systems, so engagement is effortless. Use Frequency Thinking™️ to change their worlds! Why? I spent 10+ years as an ABC radio presenter, interviewing thousands of people and shaping stories that matter. I host and produce multiple (award winning!) podcasts, making complex issues interesting and accessible. I’m a keynote speaker, trainer & executive mentoring, helping leaders and teams sharpen their message and delivery. Plus, I’m the co-founder of Healthy Tasmania (that I started with my awesome sister and business partner Lucy Byrne), designing community-led engagement strategies that create real change. Who I Work With: Leaders & teams who want to communicate with more confidence, clarity, and influence. Podcasters, speakers & media guests who want to show up sharp, engaging, and on message. Advocates & change-makers who need their message to cut through and create real impact. Whether it’s a stage, a mic, or a boardroom, I make sure you show up in a way that makes people lean in, not tune out.Interested to find out more? Great! Send me a DM or check out my website www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny went to a live gig and came away with more than good vibes. She learned a lesson in audience interaction that she'd never seen done this way and she reckons it's something we can all use, no matter the situation. --- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: Hey, I’m Penny. I help brilliant people communicate in a way that properly matches their brilliance.I work at the intersection of questions, stories, and influence, helping leaders, teams, and advocates engage in ways that lift the level of information sharing, cut through the noise, and make sure the right voices stand out.We’ve all seen what happens when the loudest voices take up all the space. Instead, I want to make sure our feeds, meetings, interviews, and conversations are filled with people who actually know what they’re on about.That’s what I do. I help people and organisations: Ask better questions, so they get better answers Tell better stories, so their message sticks. Build better systems, so engagement is effortless. Use Frequency Thinking™️ to change their worlds! Why? I spent 10+ years as an ABC radio presenter, interviewing thousands of people and shaping stories that matter. I host and produce multiple (award winning!) podcasts, making complex issues interesting and accessible. I’m a keynote speaker, trainer & executive mentoring, helping leaders and teams sharpen their message and delivery. Plus, I’m the co-founder of Healthy Tasmania (that I started with my awesome sister and business partner Lucy Byrne), designing community-led engagement strategies that create real change. Who I Work With: Leaders & teams who want to communicate with more confidence, clarity, and influence. Podcasters, speakers & media guests who want to show up sharp, engaging, and on message. Advocates & change-makers who need their message to cut through and create real impact. Whether it’s a stage, a mic, or a boardroom, I make sure you show up in a way that makes people lean in, not tune out.Interested to find out more? Great! Send me a DM or check out my website www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny felt an instant shift in frequency just doing an everyday thing - one she reckons you've felt too. She thinks if you know how to handle frequency shifts, it'll be a game changer for your job, your life and basically, how you relate and connect with others. In this episode of the Penny Drop, she gives you three things to start noticing. ---- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: Hey, I’m Penny. I help brilliant people communicate in a way that properly matches their brilliance.I work at the intersection of questions, stories, and influence, helping leaders, teams, and advocates engage in ways that lift the level of information sharing, cut through the noise, and make sure the right voices stand out.We’ve all seen what happens when the loudest voices take up all the space. Instead, I want to make sure our feeds, meetings, interviews, and conversations are filled with people who actually know what they’re on about.That’s what I do. I help people and organisations: Ask better questions, so they get better answers Tell better stories, so their message sticks. Build better systems, so engagement is effortless. Use Frequency Thinking™️ to change their worlds! Why? I spent 10+ years as an ABC radio presenter, interviewing thousands of people and shaping stories that matter. I host and produce multiple (award winning!) podcasts, making complex issues interesting and accessible. I’m a keynote speaker, trainer & executive mentoring, helping leaders and teams sharpen their message and delivery. Plus, I’m the co-founder of Healthy Tasmania (that I started with my awesome sister and business partner Lucy Byrne), designing community-led engagement strategies that create real change. Who I Work With: Leaders & teams who want to communicate with more confidence, clarity, and influence. Podcasters, speakers & media guests who want to show up sharp, engaging, and on message. Advocates & change-makers who need their message to cut through and create real impact. Whether it’s a stage, a mic, or a boardroom, I make sure you show up in a way that makes people lean in, not tune out.Interested to find out more? Great! Send me a DM or check out my website www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny had a great idea for a podcast that was hijacked when she couldn't find the six she was looking for. I bet you wouldn't be able to, either. She realised that we're out of practice of manually tuning in, simply because we don't need to do it anymore. Penny reckons learning how to tune-in and adjust frequency is the most valuable communication technique you can re-learn. --- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: Hey, I’m Penny—I help brilliant people communicate in a way that properly matches their brilliance.I work at the intersection of questions, stories, and influence, helping leaders, teams, and advocates engage in ways that lift the level of information sharing, cut through the noise, and make sure the right voices stand out.We’ve all seen what happens when the loudest voices take up all the space. Instead, I want to make sure our feeds, meetings, interviews, and conversations are filled with people who actually know what they’re on about.That’s what I do.I help people and organisations:- Ask better questions so they get better answers.- Tell better stories so their message sticks.- Build better systems so engagement is effortless.Why Do I do this?- I've got 10+ years as an ABC radio presenter, interviewing thousands of people and shaping stories that matter.- I'm an (award winning!) podcaster & host, making complex issues interesting and accessible.- I'm a keynote speaker, trainer & executive mentor, helping leaders and teams sharpen their message and delivery.- I'm also the co-founder of Healthy Tasmania, designing community-led engagement strategies that create real change.Who I Work With:- Leaders & teams who want to communicate with more confidence, clarity, and influence.- Podcasters, speakers & media guests who want to show up sharp, engaging, and on message.- Advocates & change-makers who need their message to cut through and create real impact.Whether it’s a stage, a mic, or a boardroom, I make sure you show up in a way that makes people lean in, not tune out.Interested to find out more? Great! Send me a DM or check out my website www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny caught herself doing something weird. Chances are you've done it too. What it reminded her is that most of the time, we're not in control of our communication - the herd is. But she's got a new way for you to think about it so you don't have to compete with the herd, you can just work with them. Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: Hey, I’m Penny—I help brilliant people communicate in a way that properly matches their brilliance.I work at the intersection of questions, stories, and influence, helping leaders, teams, and advocates engage in ways that lift the level of information sharing, cut through the noise, and make sure the right voices stand out.We’ve all seen what happens when the loudest voices take up all the space—instead, I want to make sure our feeds, meetings, interviews, and conversations are filled with people who actually know what they’re on about.That’s what I do.I help people and organisations:- Ask better questions so they get better answers.- Tell better stories so their message sticks.- Build better systems so engagement is effortless.Why Me?- 10+ years as an ABC radio presenter, interviewing thousands of people and shaping stories that matter.- Award-winning podcaster & host, making complex issues interesting and accessible.- Keynote speaker, trainer & executive coach, helping leaders and teams sharpen their message and delivery.- Co-founder of Healthy Tasmania, designing community-led engagement strategies that create real change.Who I Work With:- Leaders & teams who want to communicate with more confidence, clarity, and influence.- Podcasters, speakers & media guests who want to show up sharp, engaging, and on message.- Advocates & change-makers who need their message to cut through and create real impact.Whether it’s a stage, a mic, or a boardroom, I make sure you show up in a way that makes people lean in, not tune out.Interested to find out more? Great! Send me a DM or check out my website www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny got distracted doing Yoga and saw something that she wanted to chat with you about. While it's the opposite of what a yoga practice is meant to bring, the distraction brings you three things to practice to make sure you're not overlooking the best bits about what you do. Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: Hey, I’m Penny—I help brilliant people communicate in a way that properly matches their brilliance.I work at the intersection of questions, stories, and influence, helping leaders, teams, and advocates engage in ways that lift the level of information sharing, cut through the noise, and make sure the right voices stand out.We’ve all seen what happens when the loudest voices take up all the space—instead, I want to make sure our feeds, meetings, interviews, and conversations are filled with people who actually know what they’re on about.That’s what I do.I help people and organisations:- Ask better questions so they get better answers.- Tell better stories so their message sticks.- Build better systems so engagement is effortless.Why Me?- 10+ years as an ABC radio presenter, interviewing thousands of people and shaping stories that matter.- Award-winning podcaster & host, making complex issues interesting and accessible.- Keynote speaker, trainer & executive coach, helping leaders and teams sharpen their message and delivery.- Co-founder of Healthy Tasmania, designing community-led engagement strategies that create real change.Who I Work With:- Leaders & teams who want to communicate with more confidence, clarity, and influence.- Podcasters, speakers & media guests who want to show up sharp, engaging, and on message.- Advocates & change-makers who need their message to cut through and create real impact.Whether it’s a stage, a mic, or a boardroom, I make sure you show up in a way that makes people lean in, not tune out.Interested to find out more? Great! Send me a DM or check out my website www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ever wondered why some people are able to make you stop scrolling and take notice, while you flick past others without a second thought? Want to be the former? Yep, we hear you! Penny found some branding tips in a very unexpected setting from an unexpected branding guru. Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll get some awesome recommendations to feed your ears, eyes, brain and feeds and be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The viral podcast The Telepathy Tapes has Penny thinking about all sorts of things (as truly great podcasts are able to do). While the world wrestles with the science of telepathy Penny's starting thinking about something much less controversial but often overlooked - something distinctly different from telepathy, but when harnessed can supercharge your communication.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny drops in for an end-of-year thank you and also to share a penny-dropping moment that she had while buying presents. This little gem could set you up for the best year yet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Australian music is on the rise - and deservedly so.While there are bands like RedHook, Ocean Grove, Void Of Vision and Alpha Wolf who are lighting up the airwaves and flying the flag for the younger generation, the more old-school rock and hard rock bands are also showcasing their worth.Bands like The Poor and Rose Tattoo, who have been around for more than three decades, are playing to large crowds and still producing quality music, but it is the comradeship and support bands of all seasons continually offer each other that stands out the most.Case in point the upcoming union of two of Australia's leading rock/hard rock outfits in The Screaming Jets and Mammal, who are hitting the road in November for a run of eight dates dubbed the Life Blood Tour, including a select number of all ages shows. It is a union that few ever saw coming, but also one which is a tantalising match made in the halls of metal that, at the very least, will introduce fans of each band to a different side of the rock coin to which they are accustomed to listening to.The Screaming Jets are more of your true blue Aussie workhorses, with a truck load of hit singles and a spiralling career once more on the rise. Mammal, on the other hand, are a raging pit of funk-fuelled metal, still smashing it on the back of recent album The Penny Drop with so much more to give.If there's one thing the two bands have in common, it is their enigmatic and proudly outspoken frontmen, both of which sat down earlier this week for a chat with HEAVY. On their own, one on one, Dave Gleeson (The Screaming Jets) and Ezekiel Ox (Mammal) are a ball of fun-fuelled energy, but put them together and anything could happen.Which it did."I'm really excited about this tour," Gleeson began. "I've seen Mammal's exploits On YouTube and stuff, but I can't wait to see them live, and I'm sure the Jets fans, part of the reason they love our band is the energy and that real rock and roll vibe that we bring and that's why I think they are really gonna take to Mammal.""I reckon you're right there, Dave," Ox picked up. "It's a great opportunity for us to get in front of some fans that will be a bit different and vice versa. There will be some Mammal people coming that may not have seen you guys yet, but I think most of the people would not have seen us. We're so looking forward to it. We're probably leaning further towards a slightly heavier sound when we get going. It's been interesting discussing it with the boys and how we're tailoring our set to make sure that we're giving the Jets fans what they want. We love all our songs, but it's been fun thinking. It's a bit of a different one for us, but we're absolutely pumped, to say the least."In the full interview, we discuss where the idea came from to put The Screaming Jets and Mammal on the same line-up, their contrasting musical styles and how they will complement each other, their confidence as frontmen and how important that side of the performance is, their first memories of each other's respective bands, what to expect from each band, between song banter, which songs of each other's bands they like the most, all ages shows and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.
In the final episode of this season of How to Be A Better Host, Penny talks about someone perhaps unexpected as she drills into the art of reflection and the three things we can all do to get better, bit by bit. --- Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
There are many things that feel awkward to ask of our guests, our audience or our participants BUT, as Penny Terry discusses in this episode of the Penny Drop, it's usually not as awkward as we think, and the benefits can be greater than we think. In this episode Penny recalls the first time she decided to 'ask' and the result she saw was beyond what she imagined. --- JOIN MY HOUR OF POWER SERIES: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/hour-of-power-series-communicate-with-influence-tickets-979551142837?aff=oddtdtcreator ---- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
There are things that many hosts don't know need to happen after EVERY thing we host. Penny's not talking about the routine stuff like editing and publishing and cleaning up. But the stuff that has much more significance on how your 'thing' is remembered. In this episode of The Penny Drop, Penny starts your post-thing process, with three things you need to share. JOIN MY HOUR OF POWER SERIES: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/hour-of-power-series-communicate-with-influence-tickets-979551142837?aff=oddtdtcreator ---- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is THE episode. It's where Penny unpacks her Questions Compass. It's a tool Penny created to help all hosts better navigate and map out the best route for their interviews and conversations. It makes sure they're balanced and rich, get beneath the surface, and drag out concrete stories and quotable perspectives. While you may think its roots began in the radio studio, she actually started developing this when she was much much younger in her very first job... BOOK TICKETS TO PENNY'S HOUR OF POWER SERIES: https://shorturl.at/WKC6k --- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What's a rapport card? What has it got to do with Crowded House? How does Louis Theroux get involved? All great questions and all are answered as Penny takes you through three things you can do to build rapport with your guests, quickly. The Penny Drop is full of metaphors this week - enjoy! ---- Buy your tickets to my Hour of Power series here: https://shorturl.at/F4Ax5 Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Turns out Penny didn't think she was a ritual person, but there is a whole list of things that she does every time she hosts something to make everything easier. The more she thought about it, the more she had and she realised that she'd set these up intentionally to make the process of hosting easier and her performance as a host better. In this episode of The Penny Drop, she goes through her list but also gives you three things to help guide your own rituals, helping you to be a better host. ---- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Preparing for an upcoming interview, show or event isn't just about the words you write down on an agenda or the questions you write on a page - there's much more to it. In this episode of The Penny Drop, Penny tells you her favourite penny-dropping moment and how it led her to create a preparation process that will set you up for success no matter what you're hosting. ---- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Finding it hard to find ideas, new angles, or great guests for your show, meeting or event? In this week's episode of The Penny Drop, Penny shares a metaphor that will get you thinking and get you drafting. She explains that having a good drafting system for your ideas isn't just something you do on 'podcasting days' it's something good hosts do all the time. It's a way of being. Our way to navigate life. --- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.com --- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Many people ask Penny how they can improve their skills as a podcast, radio, event (or even meeting) host, but often they want to start in the wrong place. Understandably, most of us tend to want to improve our scripting, or content, our tech or how we look and sound because we care about the end result. However, in this episode of The Penny Drop, Penny talks about the art of calibration and how getting this bit right early, affects everything else that follows. --- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny's been reflecting on her experiences as a radio, podcast and event host and learning from other great hosts as she prepares for a season full of tips and techniques to help you become a better host. How does she sum it all up? You need to become an Orienteering Bat. Sound weird? Fair enough - you'd better have a listen to work it all out. Watch the David Attenborough clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJOloliWvB8 ---- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's really cold in Tassie right now and it's led Penny to get really carried away with her fire wood metaphors! She reckons she's seen something in her firewood that you may need to hear. She's wondering if you're accidentally selling bad wood. It'll make more sense if you listen - promise. --- SHOW NOTES: Buy a ticket to Be a Better Guest: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/932050687697 Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny thought of you this morning because her 'smart' watch sent her a message and she instantly wondered if you'd ever received one like it. For a lot of the people Penny works with they get messages like this loud and clear every day and it's pretty demoralising. So she just wanted to say hi and also remind you that she'll be back with a brand new season soon. --- Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Give Me Your Fucking Money! At last I have Mammal on the podcast! Australia's best kept musical secret and an all time favourite of mine have released their first album for 16 years "The Penny Drop" and we talk all about it and what they got up to in the intervening years. There's music included for you too. The non news is skated over in typical glib fashion with chastisement for God and Stryper, laughter for Brent Smith and strangely admiration for.... KI$$. This Is Melbourne Bollocks.
An inexperienced young detective is sent to a small island in Scotland, where he discovers a string of over a hundred assault cases that have yet to be closed. Everyone on the island - including his superiors - knows exactly who committed the crimes, but they're unable to bring him to justice. Suddenly, Detective Constable Simon is asking questions - and ruffling some feathers in the process. Good old-fashioned detective work helps him break open a case that he says cemented him as a respective detective.The detective: Detective Constable SimonSimon joined the force in 1978 and retired in 2006. During his tenure, Simon worked in the drugs and major crimes unit, in the Serious Crime Squad, did surveillance and undercover work, and worked in anti-terrorism, organized crime and corruption. After his retirement, he ran his own investigation business for a number of years. Simon is the founder of LEAP Scotland, part of a global campaign to change laws to end the 'war on drugs.' He has own community radio show and YouTube Channel, and is co-host of the Crime Time Inc. podcast with Small Town Dicks's favorite Tom Woods. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
When Penny started her career behind the mic as a young (and very enthusiasstic) radio presenter she accidentally began a morning ritual which she now credits for fast-tracking her confidence and skills. She expects it'll make you cringe and feel awkward but has no doubt it's the glow-up your guest interview appearances need. ---- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of The Penny Drop, Penny talks about something that the Aurora Australis (The Southern Lights) and interviews have in common - yep, she links a natural phenomenon with our ability to be a better guest. Strangely the link isn't as tenuous as you'd think! ---- Show notes: Register for a 30 minute Zoom session to find out if podcast guesting is a good strategy for you: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErdeqsrTksGNP_zgYoNnx30zJn2gREgYnC#/ To get on the WAITLIST for Penny's 3hr online workshop Be a Better Guest, simply send an email to penny@pennyterry.com saying WAITLIST. No obligation, but you'll be first to receive the early bird ticket offers. --- Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What do you say once the podcast or media interview is over? Have you ever thought about it? Penny Terry reckons you should and in this episode of The Penny Drop, she goes through three things you can say to make sure you lean in before you log off. (Think less 'follow-up', more 'show-up'.) ----- Show notes: To join the waitlist for Penny's 3hr online workshop email the word 'waitlist' to penny@pennyterry.com. (There's no obligation to buy a ticket - you'll simply get first dibs on the early bird tickets). To register for Penny's FREE 30 minute Zoom session, where she'll help you work out if being a guest of podcast is a good strategy for you - click here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErdeqsrTksGNP_zgYoNnx30zJn2gREgYnC ----- Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny has a problem with the word authenticity because it seems no one knows what it means anymore... yet everyone is trying to be it. Hot tip: While you shouldn't have to try and be authentic, for anyone who's ever tried to open their mouths when the mic is turned on, remembering how to be yourself can be something we need to re-learn. This is certainly Penny's experience and in this episode of The Penny Drop, she talks about one of the most instructive conversations she had during her ten years as a radio presenter, the thing that helped, and three strategies that she's still trying to master to help be herself whenever the mic is on. P.S. If you want to get on the WAITLIST for Penny's 3hr public workshop: Be a Better Guest then send an email to penny@pennyterry.com saying "put me on the waitlist" and you'll get first dibs on a spot (and early bird tickets), with no obligation to buy. ---- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me a penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's not uncommon for people to tell Penny that their last media interview felt like an out-of-body experience; they can't remember what they said, what they were asked, or whether they did any good! This feeling is usually thanks to a particular brain mode that we engage during high-pressure situations. Penny's worked out how to disengage it, ensuring your next media, podcast or panel interview is a true in-of-body experience. In this week's episode of The Penny Drop, Penny runs you through three strategies to make sure you can create a real connection with the host, the audience, and your content. WAITLIST: If you'd like to get on the waitlist for Penny's Be a Better Guest 3hr public workshops that are kicking off in just - send an email to penny@pennyterry.com with the subject: WAITLIST and Penny will be in touch. --- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The one thing that will make the most difference between a poor interview performance and a good one - is not skill, it's not knowledge - it's mindset. Penny Terry has interviewed more than 20,000 people and in this episode of The Penny Drop, she talks about the three most effective strategies for mastering your mindset during an interview... and interestingly how they relate to Michael Jordon... Show notes: Hey, it's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What do weddings and media interviews have in common? Now we think about it, probably lots of things... but there is one thing in particular that Penny wants you to think about as you get ready for your next media, podcast or panel interview. She reckons if you nail this, you'll nail the interview. Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop (where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs): https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Do you have an idea of what you want to say in an interview but aren't really sure how to get it out? Maybe you're worried you won't be asked questions that will let you say what you want to say? Never fear! Penny has been here before, both literally and figuratively. In this episode of The Penny Drop, your host Penny Terry shares a useful story to remind you what happens if we don't have a good enough map to help us navigate an interview. She then outlines three steps to help you create a map to get you from A to B without any roadblocks. Download the worksheets here: https://www.pennyterry.com/free-resources ---- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to DOWNLOAD FREE WORKSHEETS, find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It has been a long wait for fans of Mammal but we finally have their latest album and it does not dissapoint. Tune in to hear my 5 minute review on the Australian rock group in what can only be described as one of the best Aussie exports since VB (not Fosters - we don't drink that swill!). Mammal - The Penny Drop https://open.spotify.com/album/7iorHrPDt1E7dwtyAPHpIq?si=EcOWlEBZREeCUnia6nXc-Q Discord https://discord.gg/4BRr3TWbC2 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/livelistenerased/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Livelisteneras1 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/380146857215506/ #mammal #thepennydrop #metal #music #review #musicreview #5minutereview #livelistenerased #podcast #youtube #discord #trending
Woah back there Cowboy! Put down the keyboard and listen to this before you prepare your 'talking points' for your next media, podcast or panel interview. (While we're on that - don't even think about preparing talking points - but we digress, that's next episode). In this episode, Penny takes you on a stroll along Manely Beach in Sydney as she unpacks the three things you can do that will help you prepare the sorts of notes that will help you be the best guest, no matter the show you 'visit'. ----- Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop (yep, this is 'the notes'). It's where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ From this episode: Download my adaption of Dave Gray's empathy map: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/64d426d6701e8e068927022b/t/6602535e5d212226d15288be/1711428446917/My+Empathy+Map_2024.pdf More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Before you even think about preparing or pitching for a media, podcast or panel interview - you need to hear this. Cause chances are you're approaching interviews all wrong and a simple perspective shift could be a total game changer. To unpack the change, in this episode of The Penny Drop, host Penny Terry shares her favourite story of all time to explain why we lose all our human abilities during interviews and what we can do to get them back. ------ Show notes: Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/ More about me: I love both sides of a conversation - equally. I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.Here's my website address again www.pennyterry.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Interview by Kris PetersAfter taking a couple of years to fully find their feet again after a prolonged absence, Aussie funk/rock/metal dance machine Mammal are finally ready to unleash their second full-length album on the world with the release of The Penny Drop on March 6.After disbanding in the same year their debut album The Majority shocked our airwaves in 2008, the members of Mammal all ventured in differing musical directions in an attempt to fill the void but despite the quality of their work individually the chemistry and creativity that the members enjoyed as Mammal remained elusive.After announcing a much-anticipated reunion in 2017, Mammal haphazardly released the singles Community, Crime Scene, Dead and The War, almost teasing their fans with the hint of a greater body of work but making them wait until the smoldering beast had fully regained its hunger.That hunger was displayed for the world to see with last year's single Keanu Reeves, very much a song cast from the Mammal mold but with a heavier underbelly than what some may have expected.The album title became the second track released, offering a small glimpse into the overall sonic picture that while still quintessentially Mammal also offers up a myriad of welcome surprises.HEAVY sat down with frontman Ezekiel Ox earlier this week to find out more."It was a huge process for us, getting it together," Ox explained, talking about the new album, "because we had a transition of bass players which led to this record. Since Mammal's been back since 2017 we've put out Community, Virtue Signalling and Dead which were all with Nick Adams, our former bass player, and then we put out Crime Scene and The War and this album is our first long-player. We're a rock band and a metal band, so it's not like we needed to put out an album. Apparently, now you're supposed to just do singles, but we feel like we wanted to make a statement, and I don't think there's any doubt we have. Full credit - speaking in footy parlay - full credit to the boys and full credit to the producer Jimi Maroudas, full credit to Tyson Fish and also to Forrester Saville who mixed and mastered this record. You're only as good as your team, and we have the absolute bomb on this record so it sounds the way it should, everyone's performance is great, and we felt like we had a chance to stretch our legs on this. We're pumped for the release on March 6."We ask if musically, The Penny Drop is what fans would expect."I think so," Ox offered. "I don't think it's a massive departure. The main thing - whether people notice it or not - is Nick used to always write the first riff. So when we started writing for this album, we didn't really know where to start. For those that don't know, Pete, our guitar player, is a farmer and operates this huge acreage up in North West Victoria, and he went from a point of view where he started writing a riff a day for 30 days and just rinsed everything he could. And that was new for us. As opposed to starting with the groove, we started with the riff - which obviously leads to the groove - and then Zane went through the process of putting those together into songs, and then I went through a process of freestyling over two days. I just went down to Melbourne and got drunk and had a bit of fun with the boys, and they'd throw ideas at me, and we came up with… I think we ended up freestyling for about 20 of them and 17 of them ended up getting written and then five of them got dropped, and you end up with the 12 songs that you have on The Penny Drop. Different process for us, but it's a weird thing, Kris. I think it's a negative thing to do to monitor yourself when you're working. You just want to be working with each member as a whole and as an individual. You wanna be really conscious of doing your job, not self-monitoring too much and letting the producer and letting the engineers focus on what the whole thing is. That's a really important thing to do, and I think we all did that really well. I know that Kade came in last, which we thought was fair. We didn't want Kade having to do too much development because we thought that would be unfair for a new member, but I think on the next album we're gonna want Kade to be a lot more involved because he's not a new guy anymore. He's been here for over two years now, and he's played shows with us, and he's such an instrumental part of this record. I can't wait for everyone to hear what he's doing."In the full interview Ezekiel talks more about the freestyling lyrical process, why The Penny Drops is not for kids, how it differs to debut album The Majority, the collaboration with Fresh Violet, Mammal's live show and maintaining the intensity, writing for the album, future plans and more.
Want to know how to be a better guest on podcasts, panels at conferences or in the media? Need to use these opportunities to influence change, raise your profile, or simply do your job? Then chances are you're already super busy and have don't have hours to learn this stuff. You're in the right place because Penny has made a whole season of fun, short, five-minute episodes specifically for you! With almost 20 years of experience as a radio and podcast host, and more than 20,000 interviews under her belt, Penny takes just five minutes per episode to guide you through nine things to do before, nine things to do during and nine things to do after interviews to make sure you get the best from these opportunities and can speak with conviction and without regret. Ever! Episodes will start dropping soon, so subscribe now. ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Two cousins, both wives to the same man, found dead under mysterious circumstances. Was this the world's unluckiest husband, or a serial wife killer? Former detective Peter Seymour has dedicated over two decades of his life to the people of Western Sydney, serving in the NSW Police as both a detective and police prosecutor. In this episode, Brent Sanders talks to Peter about the shockingly bizarre investigation of Thomas Keir, and the life-altering case that pushed Peter to his limits, prompting him to make a critical decision that changed the course of his career. This episode contains descriptions of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Contact 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732 for more information and confidential support. There are also references to pregnancy loss. Contact Red Nose Grief and Loss on 1300 308 307 for support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death. If you or someone you know is in crisis, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
You've made this decision - we all have. The DIY decision that ends up costing you more time and money than if you just got someone else to do it for you. Today on the Penny Drop, Penny talks to you while she's dealing with a frustration that almost ended up with her computer in the river. ----- If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission)! You can email her with your audio (or anything else) at penny@pennyterry.com Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://shorturl.at/ajMOX See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
470 When Did the Penny Drop
Penny is recording this episode of The Penny Drop in her car when something on the side of the road takes her back to a painful (read: funny) lesson she learned on a holiday in L.A., while also reminding her to plan for 2024. ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of the Penny Drop, Penny is inspired by some listener feedback! She gets you to think about the benefits of a private conversation vs public messaging and how podcasts and interviews straddle the two; this is their superpower! ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of the Penny Drop, a basket of lemons sends Penny into a spin. She somehow relates that back to a communications and engagement lesson that you might not see coming. ---- Best the Best Guest public workshop: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/625937244147?aff=oddtdtcreator Ask Better Questions public workshop: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/625938818857?aff=oddtdtcreator If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of The Penny Drop, you'll hear Penny have an epiphany as she learns a new, and very compelling, skill. It's something that's transferable from the river bank to the office and beyond! ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
So we're lucky this episode of The Penny Drop even exists because Penny was dealing with a serious lack of ideas. You been there? Writer's block, the pressure of deadlines, and ZERO ideas to share? Luckily Penny implemented one of her four surefire story-finding techniques and 'bingo' - ideas galore! In this episode, Penny goes for a walk while walking you through them. ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny gets out from behind the computer in this episode of The Penny Drop to take you outside and take a closer look at something she thought she could see quite clearly. (Penny's also started recording videos of her podcasts - if you'd like to see them, the best way is to follow her on LinkedIn or sign up to her fortnightly newsletter. All the deets are below. ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Penny recently got caught up, while going through airport security and wonders if most of us are making similar mistakes. In this episode of the Penny Drop, she takes you through the whole experience providing a few pointers that will help you with your scanning processes... yep, the metaphors in this one are plentiful. ----- If you have a question for Penny, record it and then send a short voice memo to her email so she can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email Penny at penny@pennyterry.com If you'd like to chat with Penny about how she could work with you or your organisation you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about Penny's programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you'll learn more about the things running in and out of Penny's brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://pennyterry.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=0e934f5cda333466c7d0f958c&id=51c317f56c See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Folks, we're finishing our 2022/23 Summer Series with an unbelievably great episode... Meet Steph. Her first renovation was done on a shoestring budget. With her husband in between jobs, and Steph herself fresh out of university, there wasn't much money to play with. Then, they received some advice....and made the life-changing decision to sell
Dog Wax 058 only on DT Radio. This week I've put together a 30min spotlight mix to start the show with music from fellow south east Londoner Rob Perry then into the mx for another 30mins full of promos including a super fresh track from @jale_music #Housemusic #deeptech #techhouse #musicpromo Tracklist 1. All I - Rob Perry 2. Roll The Paper - 3. Isolation - 4. Penny Drop - 5. Yea Man - 6. Just For - 7. Feel Good - Rob Perry 8. Electrical Issue - Lexx Groove & DJ Marika 9. Tu Lo Mueve - Allen Nunez & Rasta Ferrer 10. Look Into My Eyes - Chapter & Verse 11. Over - Nic Fancuili 12. Flat Beat - 13. Afrobaye - Iva Dive 14. Duki Givenchy - Jale
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