Podcasts about Penrith

Joe Thompson is a Neurologic Music Therapist currently working at Spring Forward Family Centre in Penrith, NSW. He specialises in using the properties of music, especially rhythm, to support Autistic people to navigate their sensory and movement challenges. Much of his approach is informed by experiences he gained while working overseas at Neurologic Music Therapy Services Of Arizona in Phoenix, USA. As well as a clinician, Joe has served as past chair of the AMTA NSW branch, and creator and host of this podcast.

‘Good Culture wins, bad culture loses' Listen and learn from a head coach who cultivates and leads a winning culture . At the time of recording Ivan Cleary recently coached the Penrith panthers to back to back premierships and 3 grand finals in a row. We don't even talk about those grand finals but you will learn and feel after watching on YouTube or listening to this episode why these trophies now sit on the mantelpiece and the image of him and his son embracing after winning titles together will forever go down in history of the game he has spent a lifetime in.

Hear part two of our far reaching chat with Matty Elliott. Matt Talks through his coaching career, what he learnt, what he got wrong and his experiences from his days with Bradford, Canberra, Penrith and the NZ Warriors. Plus has some great yarns from his longevity in Rugby League. Merry Xmas and happy new year Red V fans.

A deep dive into the Penrith's 2023 squad, analysing all of the strengths and the weaknesses heading into season 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A collection of short interviews across a wide range of topics, both on field and off field!

Any player. Any era. Any team. Any competition. Tony names his Dream 13!

Ps Gale Dowding brings a message the Christmas story moving into our lives.

On Sportsday NSW with Scott Sattler and Jason Matthews - Opening Segment: Satts is back from his Birthday Bash in Penrith, best burgers in the world and how far would you drive for a feed?

Triple M's very own 'Wild Panther' - Mark Geyer released a biography in 1994. 28-years on, a lot else has happened, and it's now a podcast. Welcome to Rugby League Rebel Part 2: The Mark Geyer Story.  In episode 2, MG and co-host Liam Flanagan talk through the most controversial season in the history of rugby league, the Super League! Plus, MG makes a stunning admission and also shares some fascinating never before told stories of his return back to Penrith in the late 90's!  Rugby League Rebel Part 2: The Mark Geyer Story, new episodes drop every Wednesday 6am exclusively first on the LiSTNR App!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Triple M's very own 'Wild Panther' - Mark Geyer released a biography in 1994. 28-years on, a lot else has happened, and it's now a podcast. Welcome to Rugby League Rebel Part 2: The Mark Geyer Story.  In episode 2, MG and co-host Liam Flanagan talk through the most controversial season in the history of rugby league, the Super League! Plus, MG makes a stunning admission and also shares some fascinating never before told stories of his return back to Penrith in the late 90's!  Rugby League Rebel Part 2: The Mark Geyer Story, new episodes drop every Wednesday 6am exclusively first on the LiSTNR App!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Junior is of Samoan descent from West Auckland before moving to Sydney Australia when he was 13. Junior played Rugby League for St Marys JRLC winning a Penrith district championship with the club in 2008. Junior now resides in Christchurch. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backofthe135/message

Triple M's very own 'Wild Panther' - Mark Geyer released a biography in 1994. 28-years on, a lot else has happened, and it's now a podcast. Welcome to Rugby League Rebel Part 2: The Mark Geyer Story.  In episode 2, MG and co-host Liam Flanagan talk through the most controversial season in the history of rugby league, the Super League! Plus, MG makes a stunning admission and also shares some fascinating never before told stories of his return back to Penrith in the late 90's!  Rugby League Rebel Part 2: The Mark Geyer Story, new episodes drop every Wednesday 6am exclusively first on the LiSTNR App!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Answering some questions that have been sent in from listeners at the end of last week, some crackers in here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys recap lessons learned from the recent Penrith, NSW trip - F2F workshop, charity lift-off, and all-around good times with good people. This week's topics: 1. Unfavourable AirBnB conditions 1:04  2. F2F workshops are better 19:25 3. Our first interstate lift-off 31:04 4. Keeping the PT tools sharp 39:16 5. A place for extreme dieting 49:31 6. Exciting 2023 announcements 56:50 Check out the mentorship & Standout PT: https://stcfitlearning.com/Programs As always, if you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to drop a comment or get in touch!

Ps Ben Dowding unpacks the meaning behind Christmas.

Shane Lee and Tim Gilbert talk the latest in the FIFA World Cup, discuss Thursday's Adelaide Test, a heated moment on the green at the Australian Open, Penrith starting to resign some stars and much more!

Any player. Any era. Any team. Any competition. James names his Dream 13!

Ps Nick Reynolds brings a powerful message looking into the life of Jacob.

Answering questions sent in by you guys this week on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rory Stewart travels across Cumbria and Northumbria from an ancient Quaker meeting house in Brigflatts, to a medieval tower on Newcastle city walls, in search of clues in Basil Bunting's life and work to help understand this neglected masterpiece of twentieth century modernist poetry . It's a landscape that the former MP for Penrith and the Borders knows like the back of his hand, and it's where Bunting's poetic masterpiece is largely set. Bunting called it his ‘acknowledged land', an area stretching from Scotland to the Humber, which was once the ancient kingdom of Northumbria. A moment in time during the Dark Ages which saw a flourishing of Northumbrian art and culture, which produced the Lindisfarne Gospels, and was populated by larger than life historical figures like Eric Bloodaxe and St Cuthbert. It's a complex poem, which is not in the least parochial, taking in the poets travels around the world and his wide learning, and it has much in common with the modernist poetry of Eliot's Waste Land and Pounds Cantos. Rory examines the many contradictions in Bunting's life, the conscientious objector who later served in the RAF, the socialist who had fascist friends, and the principled public man who led an unexamined private life. But Rory leaves his journey with an acknowledgement of Bunting's exceptional poetic skill and the way in which his life weaves into the life of northern England with all its complexity and fierce rooted national pride. Produced by Andrew Carter at BBC Radio Cumbria

In this the third installment of chapter 34, we discuss Penrith in 1997, Gower the prodigy, Tony Puletua, Ryan Girdler being more than a super boot, an oddly in-depth debate on rugby league's sexiest man, Matt Adamson, the Bulldogs season, their halfback woes, Hazem El Masri breaks out, hitman Haumono, Halligan the dealmaker, Steve Price, crowd violence, intra-familial disputes at the family club, Canberra's decline, Mal taking the reigns, hookers galore, Mullins' star falls, the greatness of Laurie Daley, Clyde and Stuart's departures, Noa Nadruku insanity and much much Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode the guys are at ART.n.B in Penrith. They discuss their non spoiler review of wakanda forever, they discuss the word "sarap" and they find comparisons to chismis and the movie Grease! They also talk about the eldest tito and interview Slyvester from ART.n.B.Book a session at ART.n.B: https://www.artandb.com.au/Enter our competition here: https://instagram.com/thecheatcodersJoin our Patreon: https://patreon.com/thecheatcodersCheck out our merch, previous episodes and more on our website: https://thecheatcoders.comFollow us on all social media: @thecheatcoders

Nathan Cleary and Jarome Luai came through rugby league juniors together. They've built a dynasty at Penrith and restored pride into the NSW jersey. Now they'll go head to head in a world cup final as Australia takes on Samoa. They've had contrasting tournaments, Luai electrifying his team, Cleary under pressure as he strains to show his best. Victory could have far bigger implications than bragging rights at Penrith training. Featured: Nick Campton, rugby league writer, ABC Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Our next guest is Rebecca Harrison, a brand designer and creative director at global agency Loveblood Creative. Today, Rebecca is based in The Lakes, where she grew up. It's a small village with close family and a tight-knit community. But quite typically, when someone has enjoyed a quieter life as a child, she wanted to experience a different adventure in a big city. And so she packed her bags in 2004 and moved to London, where she studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins. During university, Rebecca admits it was the first time she became aware of her accent and how different she felt compared to others. And deep down, there was this knawing feeling she couldn't shake, which she would later realise was homesickness. In fact, she spent a considerable amount of time and energy trying to feel more at home in London, but it wasn't quite cutting it. Her career, meanwhile, had taken a slight detour as creative jobs were hard to come by, and Rebecca instead found a job and "home" working as a funeral director in North London. It was an experience she believes was the most foundational and inspirational of her career. During that time, she began freelancing on the side, working in graphic design and illustration. On the surface, all was well. But home was calling. She was about to return to the North when she met her now-partner James and moved to Brighton in 2010. That's where they stayed for the next eleven years, and it was where Rebecca cut her teeth at Brandwatch, moving from junior designer to Design Director. Then the pandemic hit – a time that forced many of us to reassess our lives. And so Rebecca and James decided to move back to the Lakes, where she grew up. And that's where she's now happily based, working remotely as part of the team at Loveblood Creative. It's where I travelled north to meet Rebecca in a thriving art and community centre on the outskirts of Penrith. In this episode, we talk about leaving home as a working-class woman and moving to London – how it impacts; the positives and downsides. We talk about the journey many of us embark on to find ourselves and what "home" really means. We discuss how we might become lost, forget our identity and try and be something else to "fit in" and get ahead in our careers. But Rebecca rejoices in the recent epiphany that she no longer needs to comply. She explains, "The creative industry, in many ways, told me that I needed to change to succeed. To be in a certain city or live a particular way of life. I realised how ridiculous these predefinitions are and what we are missing out on as an industry due to our own biases." We discover why she's now choosing to challenge the status quo, shake up what it means to be a successful creative director and why she's instead embracing what's right for her, leaning into her culture and being proud of who she is and what she has to offer.

New Zealand five eighth talks about their upcoming World Cup clash against Fiji plus his desire to claim a premiership with the Parramatta Eels following their recent Grand Final loss to Penrith

Any player. Any era. Any team. Any competition. Ryan names his Dream 13!

Don't worry what Eddie says, this is actually episode number 218 of the Wests Tigers Podcast!Eddie Otto regains his composure to lead Steve Stretton and Garry Watson on a one-hour journey through the latest Wests Tigers news.On the agenda is the recent signing of Penrith flyer, and Premiership winner, Charlie Staines.The boys take a look at what Charlie brings to the Tigers, and what his signing might mean to existing Wests Tigers such as Daine Laurie and Ken Maumalo.Going the other way, in other words leaving Concord, will be Zane Musgrove and Tyrone Peachey. Eddie, Garry, and Steve take a look at what holes that pair might leave in our roster.Former skipper James Tamou has linked up with the Cowboys, was that a surprise?With the loss of a few props this off-season, are the Wests Tigers looking light on up front for 2023? Will another prop be coming our way? If so, Leniu? Klemmer?Once again, Luke Brooks and his future also comes up for discussion on this edition. There's also a look at the latest developments around the Wests Tigers home grounds for next year.And where should our expectations be for NRL season 2023? Are we struggling again? Or is there a bright new future looming?

Some huge announcements from everyone today! Honey Hireme is on talking her career and the Black Ferns World Cup chances, John's Hot Knives include Penrith's post championship celebrations, Mulls becomes a Stuff commenter... or does he? Nick has some huge news and we wrap it up with Question time 7 min - Hot Knives 19 min - Honey Hireme 30 min - Mulls' big announcement  44 min - Question Time See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brent Read steps in for Phil Rothfield as he, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs discuss the uproar around the Panthers' grand final celebrations, arrogance accusations and why Ryan Matterson's call to cop a three-game suspension rather than a fine wouldn't happen at Penrith. There's big news around Manly's coaching showdown, World Cup and Mick declares why the Dragons shouldn't have re-signed Ben Hunt. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Seb and Jonno discuss and look back on dominant Grand Final premiership wins for both the Penrith Panthers and Newcastle Knights in the mens and women's NRL competitions.

MG ranks his Top 5 Penrith Panthers & Parramatta Eels of all time, MG's Random Act Of Kindness for a lucky Penrith fan with Craig Gower & we hear how long you got something ridiculous wrong for and your stories certainly delivered.  The Weekend Edition Of Triple M BreakfastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parramatta Eels superfan Troy Worner has provided Chris Smith with this morning's sport report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The 2022 NRL Season is just about to wind up and many Wests Tigers fans might be quite glad to see the full stop put on proceedings.It has been, in many ways, the most trying season in Wests Tigers history.Now, perhaps just to rub a little more salt in the wound, we have to watch our two biggest rivals fight it out in the decider.Penrith and Parramatta, they've both been strugglers at different times, but why is it now they are kicking goals while we are at the other end of the spectrum?Eddie Otto, Garry Watson, and Steve Stretton are on-board for this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast and they try and answer that very question.What can we learn from our Western Sydney rivals? What do we have to do differently?There's also coverage of a story that just won't go away - is Isaiah Papali'i set to muck us around, or will he finally commit to the cause?The boys take a look at the re-signing of Shawn Blore and the rumours that Daine Laurie is only being offered a one-year extension.And there's a reaction to some interesting comments made recently by Robbie Farah, while Eddie has put together this week's quiz.

MG wants the bunker gone as more mistakes are admitted and compares the two grand final sides as Parra try to stop Nathan Cleary & Penrith take on a rampaging Eels forward pack.  Triple M Breakfast Headlines: A look at the front and back page with everything happening in Sydney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two thrilling prelim finals have us ready to go for a mighty clash between Penrith & Parramatta in this years NRL Grand Final. Hear from Eels legend Peter Wynn as he watched his side beat the Cowboys from bed & MG's Golden Points.  Plus, the worst toddler tantrums you've ever endured.  Triple M Breakfast With MG, Jess & PageySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Penrith Panthers are looking to take back-to-back NRL Premierships and one of the key players in the side is Isaah Yeo. The Co-Captain joins The Continuous Call Team to share how much the success of the side means to the are of Penrith and says the fans have stuck by their side through thick and thin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys had the pleasure of catching up with the most popular man at the foot of the mountains, Panthers Group CEO, Brian Fletcher. They find out the reasons for Penrith's success, discuss the threat they face from rival clubs and get the lowdown on what the future holds for the mountain men. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panthers premiership winner Craig Gower joined The Continuous Call Team to preview tonight's blockbuster preliminary final between Penrith and South Sydney. The Panthers will be aiming to make it to a third straight Grand Final, following last year's premiership win over Souths. Gower, who won a premiership with the club in 2003, says the Panthers deserve to go in as overwhelming favourites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're here with another weekly wrap as Mitch and Matt break down Finals Week 2 of the 2022 NRL season!Featuring in today's episode;Parramatta getting over the humpRaiders humbledSharks prove all of the doubters rightBunnies make their 5th consecutive prelimWill the Eels bake in Townsville?Can Souths beat Penrith in the finals again?NRLWOther news and notesAnd much, much more.Support us on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/nrlboomrookiesBuy merch at: https://rugbyleaguemerch.com/collections/boom-rookies Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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0:00 Going through our predictions at the start of the year  1:20:02 Manly dramas  1:41:05 Joseph Suaalii mentor comments  1:48:30 Where should Penrith v Eels be played? 1:55:27 TOTW 1:59:30 Eels v Storm 2:13:00 Bulldogs v Manly 2:15:13 Roosters v Rabbitohs 2:33:52 Warriors v Titans 2:38:41 Dragons v Broncos 2:46:58 Cowboys v Panthers 2:50:37 Knights v Sharks 2:58:08 Tigers v Raiders

La Penrith Symphony Orchestra diretta dal maestro di origine italiana Paul Terracini mette in scena la Bohème di Giacomo Puccini al Joan Sutherland Theatre di Penrith con un cast di giovani promesse della lirica.