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WELCOME TO SEASON FOUR! We are kicking it off with a huge episode. I sat down with AFL legend Wayne Schwass to discuss the Mental Health Pandemic plaguing our country. Wayne has a deep & evident passion for creating change and ridding the country of Suicide through his organisation PUKA UP. The Puka Up Movement Normalise conversations around mental health, and celebrate human engagement. We Believe wellbeing comes first, always. You can find more information on Puka ups work at pukaup.com

Dr Izzy Smith is an Australian-based Endocrinology Doctor with a passion for sharing health advice that is easy to digest, promoting evidenced-based advice on exercise, nutrition and medicine whilst busting silly health myths by calling out some of the dangerous fads in the wellness and weight loss industry. Izzy is a passionate advocate for mental health which includes her role as an ambassador and keynote speaker for the Movember and Puka Up organisations. She is a strong advocate for the physical and mental health benefits of exercise and is also the co-host of the mental health podcast ‘Behind the Uniform' and contributes to various health blogs, radio stations and more. Best of all, she is super-generous with her time and she joined us on the podcast to talk about managing our physical health.

Dr Izzy Smith is an Australian-based Endocrinology Doctor with a passion for sharing health advice that is easy to digest, promoting evidenced-based advice on exercise, nutrition and medicine whilst busting silly health myths by calling out some of the dangerous fads in the wellness and weight loss industry. Izzy is a passionate advocate for mental health which includes her role as an ambassador and keynote speaker for the Movember and Puka Up organisations. She is a strong advocate for the physical and mental health benefits of exercise and is also the co-host of the mental health podcast ‘Behind the Uniform' and contributes to various health blogs, radio stations and more. Best of all, she is super-generous with her time and she joined us on the podcast to talk about managing our mental health.

With Triple M's No Talk Day tomorrow, footy champ and Puka Up founder Wayne Schwass gives us some advice on how to start those important discussions around mental health.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wayne Schwass joined Kymbo & the Rooch during World Mental Health Week to discuss the Importance of men's mental health and Puka Up's new partnership with Eharmony

North Melbourne premiership player Wayne Schwass joined the boys for Glory Days, the year that was 1996. He also discussed his mental health organisation Puka Up.

This episode is a very important one, and we want this to be an invitation to have a conversation and check in with the people around us because the simple act of listening can be just what someone we care about needs right now. Today our chat is with AFL legend and leading advocate in the Mental Health space, Wayne Schwass. Through his own lived experiences Wayne has developed a great understanding and empathy of Mental Health issues, and the alarmingly common rate in which it exists through Australia. Wayne’s passion and commitment to suicide prevention and mental health awareness through his organisation ‘Puka Up’ is to be commended and there are no signs of it slowing down in the future. We are truly honoured to have had the chance to talk with Wayne about his own Mental Health journey, how we should engage our mates in these conversations and that no one should suffer in silence or with judgement. Please enjoy this chat and thank you so much for listening. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness, but in fact we believe it’s a sign of strength. If you or someone you know is going through a challenging time, there are many support services available anytime. Lifeline - 13 11 14 Find some amazing support services here: https://www.pukaup.com/help

Wayne Schwass is the CEO or Puka Up, All Australian AFL player and cyclist! In this podcast we chat about how Puka us is going, where we are at with mental health in Australia and what’s next for him and his business. If you don’t know Wayne’s story check out this podcast we did with him last year.

AFL Premiership Player, Sports Commentator and passionate Mental Health Advocate Wayne Schwass is coming to Shepparton in October. Wayne will be the featured speaker at the annual GV Safety Group WorkSafe Month Breakfast.  Since capturing Australia's attention as one of the most successful football players in the AFL, Wayne has gone on to have a successful media career and share first-hand experience of mental illness in the workplace, making a name for himself as an advocate for mental health with his passion for health, wellbeing and talking openly about mental health. Launched in 2017, Puka Up is a social enterprise focusing on mental health, emotional wellbeing and importantly suicide prevention. According to Wayne, the Puka Up vision is to create the environment for every person to have authentic and genuine conversations about mental health and emotional wellbeing. Hear from Wayne first hand GV Safety Group WorkSafe Month Breakfast on Thursday 17th October 2019 at the GV Hotel. Tickets available HERE. As part of the breakfast, the Annual GV Saftey Awards will be announced (see below for categories and criteria). Nominations will close Monday September 16.  For more details on the Breakfast, or to receive Award nomination forms, Joanna Foulkes on 0447 266 059 or gvsafetygroup@gmail.com. CATEGORY ONE: BEST HEALTH AND WELLBEING INITIATIVE This award recognises leadership in commitment to promoting health and wellbeing at work. Entries may include examples of organisational systems, policies, workplace health promotion programs and activities that actively contribute to staff health and wellbeing. CATEGORY TWO: BEST WORKPLACE SAFETY INITIATIVE OR BEST SOLUTION TO A WORKPLACE SAFETY ISSUE This award recognises excellence in developing and implementing a solution to an identified safety issue. Entries may include a product or process-based solution, engineering innovation, a training program, an awareness-raising activity or other risk control measure that reduces the risk of work-related injury. CATEGORY THREE: RECOGNISED HEALTH AND SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE (HSR) IN THE WORKPLACE This award recognises initiatives to establish, improve, inspire and maintain best practice in health and safety by an HSR.

#MasterPlumbersRadio | Wayne Schwass. Since capturing Australia's attention as one of the most successful football players in AFL history, Wayne Schwass has gone on to make a name for himself in more ways than one. After 282 AFL games across 15 seasons, Wayne has established himself as a highly respected AFL broadcaster on TV, radio, print, and online. In addition to his work within the sporting field, Wayne has also become a passionate advocate for mental health awareness. In this episode of Master Plumbers Radio, he talks about football, his battle with mental health and his work with Puka Up.If you or someone you know needs help, visit www.pukaup.com.au/help

Outside the Bubble is our show where we chat with a professional that’s outside the world of cycling. Shae Brown is a former professional netballer for the Collingwood Magpies.  Shae recently started cycling and throughout this podcast we talk about her career, being apart of a sport that was growing so fast, adapting to the introduction of social media, how she managed her transition out of the sport and being an ambassador of the Puka Up bike ride.     

Episode #8 of The Hope Initiative with Nic Holt.Puka translates from Indian to English as, Genuine and Authentic. That is what this conversation entails with a good friend of mine, Nic Holt.Holty and I have been mates since I was a teenager, he was my under 18's coach in soccer and throughout the years he's had a great impact on my life. I really appreciated this conversation with him and hope you find the time to enjoy it!SHOW NOTESPuka UpPuka Up DocumentaryWhitehorse UnitedSPREAD THE HOPE!If you enjoyed this episode, I would love for you to share it with your friends and family, or even with a stranger in the street. Take a screenshot, send them a link, share it on your Insta story. Whatever your method, I'd appreciate you sharing the madness goodness. And most importantly, let the guest know! For most of my guests, it's likely their first ever podcast, so reach out, tell them what section of them talking tickled your brain. It means a lot.Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts so you don't miss an episode, and if you could leave a positive review, that certainly helps us find the others.QUESTIONS?For me or a guest via the weekly question, you can do so via this link.Thanks so much for listening and reading. Now go out and keep creating

“When you said ‘Do you want to be on my podcast?' I was like, ‘No, I actually don't'. In my head I'm thinking, what if I say something I shouldn't, or tell a story I don't want everyone else to hear? Or, what if something I say has a profound effect on someone else's life? And it's something that I've taken over the last few months and elevated into my life. And that's the importance of conversation.” Episode #8 of The Hope Initiative with Nic Holt. Puka translates from Indian to English as, Genuine and Authentic. That is what this conversation entails with a good friend of mine, Nic Holt. Holty and I have been mates since I was a teenager, he was my under 18's coach in soccer and throughout the years he's had a great impact on my life. I really appreciated this conversation with him and hope you find the time to enjoy it! Show links Puka Up Puka Up Documentary Whitehorse United Follow and connect with The Hope Initiative on; Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hopeinitiativepod/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@thehopeinitiative Music by Jess Fairlie - jessfairlie.com Made by RUKKUS - instagram.com/makearukkus

Show 2 started with a name dropping session and led to Dane reminiscing about visiting Centrelink, the boys take on Jack Watts and non-mate behaviour. Missed phone calls from the club etiquette, hair dressing queries and a serious ending to a fun show   1:00 Scotty name drops Kevin Bloody Wilson 2:30 Swanny name drops Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon 6:00 Palming off Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon 9:00 Hollywood Stars >>>>>>> Colac Cup 11:00 Centrelink 13:00 Life Threatening Injury 16:00 Never looked for a job 17:00 Vic Roads 20:00 I'm friendlier on holidays 22:00 Wiesn Pulver 29:00 Faz's Hostage Video 33:00 Missed calls check list 35:00 Ed needs a call back ASAP 37:00 Did I do it? 39:00 Why we are really here 41:00 6 hour hair cut 46:00 The W in AFLW 50:00 Looking for the fight that isn't there 53:00 I had my top off 55:00 Puka Up

Host Wayne Schwass introduces season two of Puka Up

Wayne Schwass is one of the most highly rated performers in the AFL history, playing 282 AFL games over 14 years with the North Melbourne Football Club (1988-1997) and the Sydney Swans (1998-2002). Founder of The Sunrise Foundation, Wayne is a versatile, motivating and inspirational speaker. Born in New Zealand, Schwass moved to Warrnambool in Victoria at the age of 3 where he began playing Australian Rules before being recruited by VFL club, Kangaroos. During his 14 year career Wayne won 3 Club Best & Fairest awards, was an All Australian, 3 x State Representative, 1996 Premiership player, 1995 Night Premiership Player, Morrish Medallist (VFL U/19 Best & Fairest), AFL Life Membership and North Melbourne Life Membership. Wayne retired from AFL Football in June 2002. Wayne has since forged a name for himself as a highly respected AFL Broadcaster on TV, radio and online with AFL.com, AFL Live, Triple M Footy and AFL Central- hosting such shows as Off The Bench TV, Footy Feast and calling AF on the AFL Live. The 2016 season will see Wayne return to the commentary team at Triple M and talking all things footy with PRIME7's Off The Bench TV. In 2007 Wayne became the face of the AFL Coke Zero Dream Team website and a co-presenter on the AFL's online game preview show Saturday Central as well as the AFL's online review show The Final Siren both on AFL.com. Wayne is also the Founder of ‘The Sunrise Foundation', an organisation he created after becoming one of the first AFL footballers to openly speak out about his battle with depression. Though no longer operating, the Sunrise Foundation was created to develop and deliver purpose built preventative education programs addressing depression for young people aged between 12-24 with a particular focus in the education system, athletes from all sports across all levels including the elite and rural Australia Wayne's vast experience from being an AFL player to media personality, from the private sector to establishing the Sunrise Foundation has also developed him into a versatile and motivating Keynote Speaker and MC.Puka Up is a new social enterprise founded by one of Australia's leading mental health advocates, Wayne Schwass. - pukaup.com- https://twitter.com/wayneschwass?lang=enPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, Twitter or via email mark@vudream.comHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Wayne Schwass is one of the most highly rated performers in the AFL history, playing 282 AFL games over 14 years with the North Melbourne Football Club (1988-1997) and the Sydney Swans (1998-2002). Founder of The Sunrise Foundation, Wayne is a versatile, motivating and inspirational speaker. Born in New Zealand, Schwass moved to Warrnambool in Victoria at the age of 3 where he began playing Australian Rules before being recruited by VFL club, Kangaroos. During his 14 year career Wayne won 3 Club Best & Fairest awards, was an All Australian, 3 x State Representative, 1996 Premiership player, 1995 Night Premiership Player, Morrish Medallist (VFL U/19 Best & Fairest), AFL Life Membership and North Melbourne Life Membership. Wayne retired from AFL Football in June 2002. Wayne has since forged a name for himself as a highly respected AFL Broadcaster on TV, radio and online with AFL.com, AFL Live, Triple M Footy and AFL Central- hosting such shows as Off The Bench TV, Footy Feast and calling AF on the AFL Live. The 2016 season will see Wayne return to the commentary team at Triple M and talking all things footy with PRIME7’s Off The Bench TV. In 2007 Wayne became the face of the AFL Coke Zero Dream Team website and a co-presenter on the AFL’s online game preview show Saturday Central as well as the AFL’s online review show The Final Siren both on AFL.com. Wayne is also the Founder of ‘The Sunrise Foundation’, an organisation he created after becoming one of the first AFL footballers to openly speak out about his battle with depression. Though no longer operating, the Sunrise Foundation was created to develop and deliver purpose built preventative education programs addressing depression for young people aged between 12-24 with a particular focus in the education system, athletes from all sports across all levels including the elite and rural Australia Wayne’s vast experience from being an AFL player to media personality, from the private sector to establishing the Sunrise Foundation has also developed him into a versatile and motivating Keynote Speaker and MC.Puka Up is a new social enterprise founded by one of Australia’s leading mental health advocates, Wayne Schwass. - pukaup.com- https://twitter.com/wayneschwass?lang=enPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, Twitter or via email mark@vudream.comHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

In this episode I interview my new Aussie mate, T-rent. He's part of a huge movement in Australia called Puka Up and they have a message that every man needs to hear.

On this edition of No Man Should Ever Walk Alone, Wayne Schwass joins Danny Frawley and Jack Heverin to discuss the PUKA UP bike ride and more. 

Wayne Schwass joins me on the podcast. Wayne is a former AFL player for the North Melbourne Kangaroos and the Sydney Swans. As a leading mental health advocate he recently founded a new social enterprise Puka Up.For full episode guides and show notes please visit www.talkingwithtk.com and get in contact with me at tristan@talkingwithtk.comConnect with me on social media: Twitter and Facebook I'm @talkingwithtk or instagram @tristanknell

Sean chats to Wayne Schwass, former AFL footballer and now CEO and Founder of Puka Up. Having battled silently with his own mental health for much of his sporting career, Wayne is now a dedicated mental health advocate, committed to raising awareness about mental health, emotional wellbeing and suicide prevention. Full show notes