Podcast appearances and mentions of Phillip Hughes

It's been 10 years since the death of former Australia player Phillip Hughes. The 25 year old passed away after being struck on the neck by a short ball during a Sheffield Shield match.It was a tragedy which sent shock waves across the cricketing world and the anniversary is being marked with commemorations throughout Australia.In a special tribute ABC commentator Andrew Moore speaks with Tom Cooper who was Hughes's batting partner that fateful day, legendary fast bowler Glenn McGrath and former Australia coach Darren Lehmann who reveals Hughes was set to be told about an international recall the day he died.

Ten years on, we remember Phillip Hughes. Andrew Moore speaks with Tom Cooper and Darren Lehmann to honour his life, legacy, and the impact he left on cricket and beyond.

Dylan Cleaver & Paul Ford join Jason Hoyte for another episode of The BYC Podcast! On this episode, the fellas rake over the coals of the Black Caps' loss in the 1st Test and where it went wrong (0:00). Then they look ahead to the 2nd Test at what changes Gary Stead could make to get back in the Series including who is the Wicket Keeper (16:50)...Then a preview of the Pink Ball Test in Aussie starting Friday (28:27) before remembering Phillip Hughes on the 10th Anniversary of the tragedy (34:50). Also, controversy surrounds the Champions Trophy (36:35), the latest from the Plunket Shield (39:15) and the Super Smash goes retro (42:10).Plus, all your favourite segments, 'News Or Ruse' (43:30), Dylan Cleaver's Who Am I? (47:00) and Paul Ford's Cricket Violence Corner (49:30)!  Brought to you by MAXRaft & Resene! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Libby's family decided to drive from Brisbane to Melbourne, which has left her questioning her life choices. We talk about the legacy of Phillip Hughes and the tricky transition from being an elite athlete to the real world.  ABC Sport Daily - Remembering Phillip Hughes https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/remembering-phillip-hughes-ten-years-on/id1626226767?i=1000678362725 We're answering questions next week so if there's something you'd like to ask us, shoot us a DM HERE or write as an email (we accept all things!) -  hello@playonmedia.com.au Hosts: Georgie and Libby Trickett Instagram: @beingsportish Website: www.sportish.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The death of Phillip Hughes unlocked a level of emotion and grief rarely seen across Australia's sports community. Neroli Meadows covered the story extensively and a decade on from the incident, she unpacks the series of events including the shock-waves through the community and the void left by a brilliant young cricketer gone too soon.  Featured: Neroli Meadows, cricket reporter, ESPN. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

During day four of the First Test - ten years to the day since Phillip Hughes was tragically hit by a cricket ball resulting in his passing two days later - SEN's Simon Katich, Gerard Whateley, Peter Lalor, Damien Fleming and Adam Collins remember Hughes and his legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tech companies react to the government's proposed social media ban for those aged under 16; Pop star Katy Perry wins court appeal in trademark dispute with Sydney fashion designer; And in cricket, two weeks of commemorations for late cricketer Phillip Hughes to commence from Saturday.

Send us a textWelcome to Episode 38 of A Place To Call Home Podcast.On this episode we chat to Phillip Hughes from the Lachlan Hughes Foundation.Throughout this Episode we chat about.- The Hughes journey towards regenerative agriculture- The difference it has made in their business- The lasting legacy of Lachlan Hughes- The history of the Lachlan Hughes Foundation- What does the program cover - How long does it run- How to get involvedYou can find out more about Phillip and the Lachlan Hughes Foundation belowLachlan Hughes Foundation - Supporting Regenerative AgricultureLachlan Hughes Foundation | Regenerative Agriculture (@lachlanhughesfoundation) • Instagram photos and videoshttps://www.facebook.com/lachlanhughesfoundationIf you enjoyed the episode, please share with your friends and family.For more information check out our socialsA Place To Call Home | Hughenden QLD | FacebookA Place To Call Home

It's tiiiiime! Mark 'Watto' Watson joins It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin for episode 63 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast, where Watto and Marty face-off debating the biggest sporting stories in New Zealand and around the world. This week, they discuss the anniversary of Phillip Hughes' death, talks of a Boxing Day cricket test between Australia and New Zealand in three years' time, the English Premier League title race heating up, and more.

On today's episode, It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin grabs his magnifying glass and inspects a number of sporting codes in New Zealand and Australia. First off, Kiwi climber Julian David joins the show to discuss his fantastic achievement of qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympics alongside Sarah Tetzlaff - the first New Zealanders to ever do so in climbing. Plus, former All Black and Auckland rugby legend Eroni Clarke talks about NZR's new multi-year Pasifika strategy, Australian cricket expert Bernie Coen chats the anniversary of Phillip Hughes' death and the Australia-New Zealand Boxing Day test announced for three years from now, and Mark Watson discusses rugby league and cricket on the ATM podcast. All that and much more!

Australian broadcaster and cricket expert Bernie Coen joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport to talk a range of bat and ball topics across the ditch. First, Bernie and Martin discuss the anniversary of Phillip Hughes' death and whether or not Australian cricket has changed as a result of the incident nine years ago. Bernie was at the Sheffield Shield match where Hughes suffered the fatal hit to the neck. As well as that, they chat about the Australia-New Zealand Boxing Day test which is set for 2026 and how much noise it's making on that side of the Tasman.

It's time to be positive! Matt Gunn out of Twizel joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport as he does every Monday, doing his best to put a positive spin on all the happenings in sport from over the weekend. This week, Gunny and Marty chat about weather and building houses down south, Michael Maguire stepping down as Kiwis coach, the anniversary of Phillip Hughes' death, the English Premier League, and more.

Welcome to a milestone moment, the golden jubilee episode of Undiscovered Entrepreneur! Get ready to journey through ten unforgettable moments that have not just shaped our podcast, but also inspired us and, hopefully, you, our Skoobelievers. Feel the power of community-driven action with Joan and Barbara from Healing Headbands, and discover how their altruistic approach has resulted in unexpected returns, including financial ones. Our reading list just got richer with 'The Big Leap', a transformative book recommended by none other than the remarkable Cliff Ravenscraft. We wrap up this special episode with the heartwarming tale of Dragosh, a fifth-generation beekeeper, underscoring the importance of self-belief and hard work. His narrative is a beautiful reminder that greatness can arise from the most humble beginnings. We also have an exciting announcement for those looking to take their entrepreneurial journey to the next level with our group coaching program. So, tune in and let these amazing entrepreneurs fill you with inspiration and wisdom. Don't forget to peek at the show notes for links to the full episodes and 'The Big Leap' book. Barbra and Joan              Cliff Ravenscraft                  Possible free copy of " The Big Leap " KJ 15 year old NFT Creator     Sam Mars                             Isaac Mashman                                Phillip Hughes                                  J. Robert Parker               Bryan ClaytonJoin the community that I am proud to be a part of. Get help with your entrepreneurial adventure from like minded creatives that are amazing and willing to help. If you are a podcaster, musical talent , or artist, we have a place you you here. Join now by clicking here tuepodcast.net/lab for a 14 day free trial to see how we can help you achieve your goals. Pinnacle AI is a all in one software to post and gain followers and develop community's using an AI to help with your best options of when and ware to post your amazing content! Support the show Thank you for being a Skoobeliever!! If you have questions about the show or you want to be a guest please contact me at one of these social mediasTwitter......... ..@djskoob2021 Facebook.........Facebook.com/skoobamiInstagram..... instagram.com/uepodcast2021tiktok....... @djskoob2021Email............... Uepodcast2021@gmail.comIf you would like to be coached on your entrepreneurial adventure please email me at for a 2 hour free discovery call! This is a $700 free gift to my Skoobelievers!! Contact me Now!! On Twitter @doittodaycoachdoingittodaycoaching@gmailcom

Phillip Hughes is the father to his awesome son Dylan .He's a 50 year old work from home VA employee and homeschooling parent. He dabs into acting, singing and art. He's not famous but he knows famous people LOL. Phillip has lots of hobbies and passions but being a Dad is what he lives for everyday and to also be a positive impact and example of his faith in God.

He was the smiley, lovable kid from the country whose cricketing talents took him all the way into the Australia team. But a tragic sporting accident on a seemingly ordinary day meant he would never fulfil that rich potential - and left a sport-obsessed nation devastated. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been revealed Taronga zoo staff risked their lives to search for two children who had become separated from their school group while a family of lions were on the loose.  Shane Watson has revealed in his new book that he spent ­almost 18 months after the tragic death of Phillip ­Hughes “petrified” that he would suffer the same fate.  Savagely killed by her jealous ex after weeks of stalking and threats, Ruth Mataafa was victim to “domestic violence at its worst”.  You will need to earn more than $300,000 a year to ­afford a typical house in nearly half of Sydney thanks to the biggest interest rate hikes in 30 years.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter and Gideon talk to Alex Doolan, Tasmania and Australia, about moving on in his life after cricket, his reflections on a changing game, and his memories of Phillip Hughes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Australian Cricket Coach Darren 'Boof' Lehmann tells Pat that Andrew Symonds was the most talented cricketer he's ever coached; "he was the best, he had it all." "The only thing was he needed to go fishing so I would tell him that I didn't want to see him for three days." Boof also reflects on the Phillip Hughes tragedy.

Dr Orchard was on the field that day in 2014 when Phillip Hughes got hit in the head by a cricket ball and died later from his injury. It marked the beginning of a long campaign by Dr Orchard and others to introduce concussion rules in cricket. In late 2019, Marnus Labuschagne became the first concussion substitute in the 142-year history of Test cricket. In this episode, Dr Orchard talks about the research, advocacy and negotiations that went into convincing the cricket world of the need for concussion rules. Why like-for-like replacements are so important in the game, and the increasing need to address the possible dangers of repeated head impacts in any sport.

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   Today we have our first ever follow up interview with Phillip Hughes! This interview is one of the most important and fun interviews I have done yet. In this interview we talk about the progress of Phillip's Saas program ( Affiliate Link ) Elementary Analytics. We also talk about changes in mindset as he has progressed in self discoveries. His company growth and self discoveries both in personal and professional aspects. If you want to see where this all started look for episode 2 on this current podcast platform.Free Gift ........... Elementaryanalytics.com/revShow notes...................  uepodcast.net/episode14Guest .................. Phillip HughesHost .................... DJ Skoob Elementary Analytics Super easy platform to see your important analytics all in one easy to understand place.

In this episode Binga and Buzz review our winning performance over in Pakistan, and sit down for an in-depth chat with Brad Haddin, touching on memories of Warnie, Phillip Hughes, why he didn't take on the captaincy and of course Mia's story. To read about Mia Haddin's story link through here and also here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Undiscovered Entrepreneur introduces Phillip Hughes!! Philip Hughes is a software developer from the UK that has made an amazing analytic program called Elementary Analytics. This fantastic software program takes the analytics from all the important places like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and even Google and gives you the data in a way anyone can understand.Philip talks about how the process went in making his program and the struggles he had developing the program. He also speaks about his experiences with his friends in making other programs that led him to his flagship program Elementary Analytics.Listen carefully as he describes his asperations for his future and what it would mean to reach his goal in subscriptions.Please also enjoy the latest update on the process of setting up a professional speaking engagement.If you would like more information about Elementary Analytics please click on my affiliate link for a demonstration and a free 14 day trial with no credit card needed.         Show notes.......... shownotes ep.2Elementary Analytics Super easy platform to see your important analytics all in one easy to understand place.

Approaching the 7th anniversary, On the 27th of November 1994, just 3 days shy of his 26th Birthday the cricketing world was rocked by the passing of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes who was tragically killed by an incident on the cricket field In this episode we speak with Simon Flinders the Chaplain of Cricket NSW about his role during one of the saddest times the sporting world has ever seen. We also hear his insight into the inner sanctum of a first class cricket team through the eyes of a sports chaplain Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael is joined by Andrew Webster, the Sydney Morning Herald's Chief Sports Writer, about his new book ‘If These Walls Could Talk: A Celebration of the Sydney Cricket Ground'.   Every sporting fan, young and old, who has been to the Sydney Cricket Ground has a recollection of a day or night, or days and nights, from the ground that captured the unique appeal of top-level sport at such a sacred venue.   Some famous names jump from the pages of ‘If These Walls Could Talk', including Steve Waugh, Tony Lockett, Mark Ella, Ray Baartz and Steve Mortimer. There is controversy, too, and the overwhelming sadness of the death of Phillip Hughes.   Mr Webster focuses on ten moments that hugely impacted on him, as a journalist and fan, in a way that will resonate with everyone who cherishes their own special memories of the 'SCG'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phillip Hughes is a great guy and someone I totally met by chance after a series of random events caused by the lockdown in the UK in 2020. See some good did come out of the lockdown! We have so much in common, including shared geeks on all things marketing! I love how Phillip sees opportunity when he discovers issues and then creates solutions using software to overcome / solve these issues. So Phillip is an Entrepreneurial Software Developer and Guitar Playing Fisherman. With over 14 years of software and IT experience. WHAT A COMBINATION “Having worked as the technical founder of a start-up. It frustrated me with how long it took us as a business to review our digital marketing analytics. So I decided to see if I can solve the headache myself instead of looking for a solution. Elementary Analytics was born, and I've spent the past few years developing the product. Now I'm looking for early adopters to get involved so I can continue to make it the best service I can.” Connect with Phillip via the following links; https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-tech https://elementaryanalytics.com https://www.philliphughes.co.uk https://www.philliphughes.co.uk/find-your-side-hustle/ Want to know more about what Minerva Growth does, please check out https://www.minervagrowth.co.uk. Our latest workshop, How To Close Your Next 3 Clients This Week is running each month, email info@minervagrowth.co.uk for further details and we look forward to seeing you 10x your leads! Finally, check out Tim Ferris and the 4 Hour Working Week, https://tim.blog --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rich-hunter-rice/message

To celebrate our halfway mark in Season One of the podcast, we're bringing in some new friends to test their ATLA knowledge! Janet and Dante welcome four incredibly awesome Avatar fans for a game show-style quiz on some of the finer details of Book One (and some foreshadow report-ish topics, too)! Who will win the most points in this friendly competition? Will it be Abiodun “Abby" Abebefe? Dominique Gayle? Phillip Hughes? Or Jordan Wolfe? Test your own knowledge along with our contestants as they puzzle through our questions— some of which were written by other superfans! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Phillip Hughes is the father to his awesome son Dylan .He's a 50 year old work from home VA employee and homeschooling parent. He dabs into acting, singing and art. He's not famous but he knows famous people LOL. Phillip has lots of hobbies and passions but being a Dad is what he lives for everyday and to also be a positive impact and example of his faith in God.

Phil Hughes joins all the way from England to share how his venture into working for himself has let him realize he never wants to work for anyone else ever again!

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Pete and Gideon get excited about the Australia v India ODIs and the Women's Big Bash League semi-finals, feel a bit less enthusiastic about the Big Bash League rules changes, leaf through a brilliant new illustrated history of women's cricket, and contemplate the melancholy anniversary of the death of Phillip Hughes.  Plus a heartfelt tribute to John Cooper Clarke, the bard of Salford. EXTRA MATERIAL: Peter's piece on Fiona Bollen’s new book Clearing Boundaries: Atherton on Justin Langer Gideon's piece on taking a knee John Cooper Clarke performs Chickentown (language warning) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Support the Show. Get the NEW AudioBook! AudioBook: Audible| Kobo| Authors Direct | Google Play | Apple SummaryHey everyone. I wanted to jump in quickly let you know about the release of the audio version of my book, The Entrepreneur Ethos, narrated by David A. Conatser. If you want to support the show, you can buy it wherever audiobooks are sold. Links are also in the show notes Now on to my guest for today, Philip Hughes, host of the Find Your Side Hustle podcast. Phillip Hughes may be the ultimate side hustle guy. A software developer and podcast host based in Stockport, England, Phillip has had to push outside his comfort zone to learn how to market and sell products. He's developed several programs, including apps to help English football fans find the right place to go to watch the latest game to a fishing log app that helps fishermen, as well as a mail merge program for Outlook. Like many developers, his ideas have grown out of a problem he wanted to solve for himself and his own interests.  In our talk, he revealed that he's shifted from a “build it and they will come” approach to a “sell first, build it later” one. He credits the ideas of others he's learned from, like Tim Ferris, Seth Godin, and Pat Flynn, who opened up the idea of testing and validating an idea before building it out. He also shared the important lessons he's learned from training for endurance events: keep going. His podcast, “Find Your Side Hustle,” offers ideas and inspiration for others doing side hustles. Now let's get better together Actions to Try or Advice to Take Getting out of your comfort zone is probably advice you've heard before, but Hughes stresses that consistency is key; endurance training has taught him that persistence in testing those boundaries is what's going to keep you going. There are always lessons in failures; they tell you what you need to work on strengthening.  If you're someone who builds something and then tries to sell it, try inverting it. This is called validating: put your idea out there and see if there's interest before spending hours on development.  Links to Explore Further Website: Philliphughes.co.uk Hughes' Medium post about what he's learned doing side hustles Phillip Hughes on LinkedIn Baitcamp Outflash Keep In Touch Book or Blog or Twitter or LinkedIn or JSYPR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

He was the smiley, lovable kid from the country whose cricketing talents took him all the way into the Australia team. But a tragic sporting accident on a seemingly ordinary day meant he would never fulfil that rich potential - and left a sport-obsessed nation devastated. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#OrdineroliSpeaking Ryan Pierse is one of Australia's leading sports photographers. Ryan has captured some of the most iconic images of the Australian Men's Cricket team but one day will live with him forever. In this episode of Ordineroli Speaking, the Getty Images Chief Photographer shares the stories behind the photographs he took of Phillip Hughes - a player who became a mate.Instagram - @Ordineroli_SpeakingTwitter - @Neroli_MeadowsMusic - "Love Me Like You Wanna Be Loved" Woody Pitney @woodypitneyLifeline - 13 11 14beyondblue.org.au Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#OrdineroliSpeaking Ryan Pierse is one of Australia's leading sports photographers. Ryan has captured some of the most iconic images of the Australian Men's Cricket team but one day will live with him forever. In this episode of Ordineroli Speaking, the Getty Images Chief Photographer shares the stories behind the photographs he took of Phillip Hughes - a player who became a mate.

Learn what Phillip refers to as the Five R's in helping us shift our mindset in order to secure a better financial position. Phillip shares his 33 years of financial planning and insurance investment background along with 23 years as a LegalShield Independent Associate in this episode. We discuss what we can learn from this pandemic storm to prepare for any other storms that may and will come. Interview Questions: :41 How is everything with you and your family and this pandemic? 1:48 What can we learn from this storm to prepare for the next storm? 4:02 How can we shift our mindset? Are there tips or tools we can use to help us shift our mindset? 6:56 What are some of the tools that help us shift that mindset from a lack of scarcity to an abundant mindset? 9:18 How do you recognize that your operating in a lack mindset? 10:45 What are some of the things we can do from a financial planning aspect going forward? 13:00 Dogs start barking. My apologies! 13:30 What's the difference between building wealth and making a living? 15:25 How many streams of income should people look into having to build wealth? 18:35 Where can people find more information about you, your business and services? Visit for more information: Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/phillipehughes Facebook: facebook.com/phillipehughes Personal Website: power1nation.wearelegalshield.com Company website: power1nation.wearelegalshield.com Suggested Reading: Rich Dad, Poor Dad – Robert Kiyosaki Mastery – George Leonard We welcome feedback on this show and others. If you would like to be a guest or would like to share a show idea, please email me at SwtNSocial@gmail.com. Like, Share and Subscribe! - Thank you for listening. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/confidentstrides/support

The eloquent and encyclopaedic Gideon Haigh joins Diana and Donald to chat all things cricket. We learn about when and why cricket started in Australia, its greasy foothold in America and its unabating grip within the Indian sub continent.Gideon reads a passage from his profile on Shane Warne featured in The Monthly in September 2005 ('Beach Boy'), which preceded a legendary Test match that summer and Gideon's book, On Warne.We cover a lot of ground (sorry) in this special Christmas edition of Greenland, in which we zero in on one of the great Australian pastimes - playing or watching cricket. The Boxing Day Test is one of the fixtures on our national sporting calendar, played on the hallowed turf of the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).Links to some stuff we refer to/further reading:The enduring legacy of Phillip Hughes, article in The Australian by Gideon Haigh, 27 November 2019. This is a stunning reflection on a post-Hughes cricket world.Gideon Haigh's most recent book, This is How I Will Strangle You is out now. It examines the tortuous experience of Natasa Christidou who was sexually abused by her father.If (like Diana) you can't get enough of Gideon's writing, here's a link to all of his published work and website so you can devour it there.  A word about our cover art Australia is currently experiencing raging bushfires across New South Wales and Queensland. Our fire brigades and volunteers have been absolutely stretched to the hilt and our whole community is trying to support them. A small way we're helping out at Greenland is to use this epic photo taken by John Donegan as our promo artwork for this episode on social channels. All proceeds of the sale of the photo are being donated to the NSW Rural Fire Service. It's a beautiful photo that captures the spirit of our firefighters and the role of cricket in Australian life - in good and tough times. If you'd to purchase the photo (and support the NSW Rural Fire Service)  you can do so here for A$55.        

Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain and Ian Ward reflect on a decade of cricket that included the rise of Virat Kohli, the tragic passing of Phillip Hughes and England winning the men's and women's World Cups.

Season 7, Ep 9: Three Test matches at the same time? Yes please. Adam and Geoff run the desert comb over Australia and Pakistan at the Gabba, India and Bangladesh at Eden Gardens, and New Zealand versus England at The Mountain, which the Kiwis won live while we were recording the show. Also, Harsha versus Manjrekar, which wasn't much of a contest, and the WBBL. And a closing tribute to Phillip Hughes, five years on. Support the show: https://patreon.com/thefinalword See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been five years to the day since promising Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes died after receiving a cricket ball to the head.Australian cricket broadcaster and writer Adam Collins spoke with Jason Pine about the lasting legacy of that incident and how it's affected the cricketing world.

Listen back to the Weekend Warm-Up with Cam Reddin for Sunday, August 18 On today's show: Steve Smith floored by a bounced reminiscent of the fatal ball that struck Phillip Hughes, Adam Goodes breaks his silence and Nick Kyrgios divides a nation.

Season 5, Ep 13: In 2015 Urthboy released a song commemorating Phillip Hughes, in an unlikely crossover between cricket and hip-hop. A founding member of record label Elefant Traks and band The Herd, Urthboy has become one of Australia's most respected songwriters. His wide-ranging Final Word conversation looks at the crossover between sport and art: as conduits for grief, stages for coming of age, means of representation, as well as sharing stories from the synthetic wickets and live gigs of the 1980s Blue Mountains. Support the show: https://patreon.com/thefinalword See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest today is Psychologist Tahnee Schulz. Tahnee is a highly experienced psychologist with a background in mental health, trauma, substance use, complex co-morbid presentations and corporate psychology. For the past four years, she has specialised in critical incident response and has worked with various people involved in and affected by the tragic passing of cricketer Phillip Hughes, the Sydney Lindt Café siege, several Royal Commissions and the Nepal Earthquakes Rescue Mission.She’s essentially like the mental health paramedic, but instead of a medical kit full of butterfly stitches and IV drips, she has her words and knowledge to assist with the mental trauma of a situation with great physical trauma and danger. This conversation talks a lot about trauma and the effects of trauma. Part of the chat takes us to a pretty grim place and about 1/2 hour in there’s a conversation about a case she worked on that involved a kid - if you want to skip ahead a few minutes I won’t be upset. If this conversation does bring anything up for you please call lifeline 131114. You’re going to get a lot out of this - I know I did. Please enjoy this conversation with Tahnee Schulz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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NSW Breakers cricketer - and complete life overachiever - Trent Copeland gets into the nitty gritty of cricket - the absolute mental toughness a player needs; his career path from country cricketer to debuting for Australia at the SCG; the grand scale of success that exists in the game; the current playing crop and state of Aussie cricket; and why he had to stop wearing the gloves. He talks about Phillip Hughes’s death and how it’s affected him and other players as a person and a player and how their instincts are now more welfare-first. Plus there’s fantasy sports - especially the American leagues, his efforts as a teen to play every sport he could, coaching kids and the obstacles his marriage to netballer Kim Green faces as they both manage their playing schedules. He studies, trains, plays, coaches, commentates! But don’t try to take him on in anything, he’s ultra-competitive and you’d probably go down!

Controversial former International Cricketer and Australian Captain Michael Clarke joins us to talk all things cricket and revelations from his autobiography "My Story". Timeline featuring main topic changes 0-3:05 minute mark – Luke & Susie intro and commercial. 3:06 minute mark – Guest: author of “Coach Yourself - A 7-Step Guide to Personal Fulfilment” book and success coach Muffy Churches, ego defensiveness, difference between being reactive and being responsive, new way to respond, self-awareness, watching and listening to your own responses. 12:22 minute mark – commercial. 12:50 minute mark – Guest former international Cricketer and Australian captain Michael Clarke and his book entitled “My Story” telling his life story and there's no holding back. 15:55 minute mark – How different is the life of an Australian Cricketer vs. an Australian Captain? 17:00 minute mark – Arrogance of being an Australian Cricketer, what happens in the field stays only in the field, friendship stays but there's always division because we are all different people. 20:00 minute mark – Michael Clarke a character of controversy, the cricketer who's misinterpreted most of the time. 22:24 minute mark – Losing a friend and fellow cricketer Philip Hughes, Michael's book being a big help in venting out his emotions. 23:24 minute mark – The strength of a leader. 24:25 minute mark – we are not the victim of others Judgement. 25:00 minute mark – Michael's greatest achievement is getting back to number 1 from being down to number 5. 26:00 minute mark – Michael's style of leading a team. 28:33 minute mark – going through failures, realizing strength, accepting who you are, there are fantastic days in the field and there are those failures, loving the game, working on weaknesses. 30:00 minute mark - Does Michael Clarke enjoy the life and time away from cricket now? 30:30 minute mark – the Michael Clarke Cricket Academy. 32:00 minute mark – Michael's advice on the youth, accept who you are. 32:50 minute mark – Michael's most hilarious moment on a conference. 34:00 minute mark – Closing part. Sponsor's link: Learn Radio: http://learnradioclub.com/go/learn-radio-com-au/ Guest's link/s: Muffy Churches: http://muffychurches.com/about/ Michael Clark Cricket Academy: http://michaelclarkeacademy.com/  

Have you had issues with private rentals? Amanda had a knife pulled on her and Leon's landlord would always come over and growl at them to wash their car. Michael Clarke has released his autobiography called My Story and he joined the guys to talk about it, his honesty, about his childhood dream and his relationships.He also spoke about meeting the Queen, his upset with Brian Lara, his obsession with the brand Mambo and Phillip Hughes. Cam was the latest eliminated from The Bachelorette and he joined the guys to talk about his time on the show, how emotional he was after not receiving a rose, how he got scouted and if he's still single. LISTEN HERE  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we go over:AUS v South Africa cricket and packed summer schedule (0:00)AUS v Japan football review (5:00)Kyrgios' lack of effort (9:00)Aussies in the NBA season preview (15:00)AFL Trade Period analysis (18:40)Phillip Hughes inquest (25:00)Bathurst penalty review (40:30)Safety across sport (42:45)We are aware of some audio issues and are fixing those up. Spotlight On Sports is a production from Kristopher Hinz, Jeff Dickinson-Fox and Andrew Paloczi who are all Bachelor of Sport Journalism students at La Trobe University, Melbourne.

This week on Ladies who League Mary K is joined by Kate Allman from the Law Society Journal, Kristy Williams from Girls Play Footy and Lizzie Campbell, captain of the Australian Women's Touch Football Team. We discuss the emotional display for Nathan Peats in the 9th minute of the Parramatta Eels v South Sydney Rabbitohs match, the Australian touch team's Trans-Tasman clean sweep, the ongoing success of the GWS Giants and the result of the inquiry into the death of Phillip Hughes.

Elizabeth Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham with reflections on the sad news of the death of the West Indian commentating legendTony Cozier, the retirement of Charlotte Edwards as England captain and a look at the results of the inquest into Phillip Hughes' death, and the recommendations made as a result. There's also a look at the latest games in the County Championship - and we look at who might make the first home England Test squad of 2016.

by bro Phillip Hughes, Hye 2012

by bro Phillip Hughes, Hye 2012

Justin Smith: Dr Tim Stanley speaks about being the first on the scene with cricketer Phillip Hughes, one year on from his death

This week on Movember Radio: Continuing the Conversation we chat with Aussie one day international cricket vice-captain George Bailey. George talks about the power of Aussie fast bowler Mitchell Johnson’s moustache, looking up to moustachioed cricketing heroes such as David Boon and Alan Border, and writing down your fears when you’re struggling as a great way to face them. George also opened up about how the passing of Phillip Hughes affected the Australian cricket team and some of the conversations that the team have had since. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Middlesex Managing Director of Cricket and England selector Angus Fraser guests on the December edition of the Lord's Podcast.Fraser, along with All Out Cricket's Jo Harman and lords.org's Will Roe, discuss the sacking of England's ODI captain Alastair Cook and shed light on how an England selection meeting works. They pay tribute to Australia's Phillip Hughes who passed away last month after being hit on the head by a bouncer during a Sheffield Shield game. As well as this, Fraser and Harman look back at some highlights from Lord's in 2014 - picking their favourite moments - while also casting an eye forward to 2015. The podcast finishes with the Lord's Bicentenary Podcast Quiz where Fraser and Harman pit their wits against each other in a game where they have to guess who is older between a list cricketers and non-cricketing celebrities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back by popular demand, James and Nishant reunite for Radio Cricket. They speak about Phillip Hughes' passing, and cricket's remarkable reaction to a tragedy that has shaken us all. This episode is sponsored by RM Renovations, London's most reliable renovators. Web: http://www.renov8.co.uk/ Radio Cricket on Twitter: https://twitter.com/radiocricket Search for 'Radio Cricket' on iTunes, and DoubleTwist for Android. Theme and incidental music courtesy of Mike TV: http://miketvmusic.bandcamp.com/ Audio post-production by the Wicket Wolf: https://www.twitter.com/wicketwolf

Episode 3: After the most trying week in Australian Cricket, Brendon Julian, Allan Border, Merv Hughes & Mark Waugh reflect on the impact of such a tragedy & re-live highlights of his 5 international tons in our tribute to Phillip Hughes.

TOP STORIES ON AFRICA RISE AND SHINE THIS HOUR... *** Lesotho parliament adopts motion to close parliament... *** South African President visits China to boost bilateral relations... *** In Economics: Mali to receive assistance from International Monetary Fund.... ** And in Sports: Australia bids farewell to late cricketer Phillip Hughes....

2UE and the entire Fairfax Radio Network will be broadcasting the funeral service for Phillip Hughes on Wednesday afternoon from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. Justin Smith will host the programme with Tim Lane from the SCG.

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss the decision to overturn Ray Rice’s suspension and the injury-riddled careers of Robert Griffin III and Derrick Rose. Gideon Haigh also joins to talk about the on-field death of cricketer Phillip Hughes. Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 2: In a special edition of Inside Cricket, Brendon Julian, Allan Border, Glenn McGrath & Stuart Clark pay tribute to Phillip Hughes.

This week on Sports Geek Podcast we chat with Adam Bader about his time at Real Madrid growing the digital platforms to reach Real Madrid fans around the world. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Phillip Hughes family and our friends in the cricketing industry. Full show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/adam-bader-real-madrid-social-media/

Numb! That's how former test player Greg Matthews says he feels, and we have lost a brother. Justin Smith on the tragic Phil Hughes accident, the others playing in the same game and heavy burden they must carry.

Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a bouncer. Cricket Australia confirmed the former Test batsman had died in St Vincents Hospital. Leave your tribute for the family here.