Podcasts about Robin Bailey

The University of Oregon Student Workers Union (or UOSW) is a wall-to-wall union, meaning they represent all kinds of student workers. They recently ratified their first contract. KCSB's Joyce Chi talked to union organizer Robin Bailey to find out how the union's recent strike led to this moment.

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Cybersecurity isn't just a concern for big corporations—it's a game-changer for businesses of all sizes. On this episode of the Success Leaves Clues podcast, Robin Bailey and Alan McDonald sit down with David Chernitzky, CEO and co-founder of Armour Cybersecurity, to uncover the hidden vulnerabilities many small and medium-sized businesses face. From the rise of ransomware to misconceptions about IT security versus cybersecurity, David shares valuable insights and practical steps to help organizations take control of their cyber risks. Tune in for expert advice on protecting your business and building resilience in an increasingly digital world."If you're connected, you're fair game." ~ David Chernitzky, CEO/Co-Founder at Armour CybersecurityKey Takeaways:Cybercrime affects businesses of all sizes – Small and medium enterprises are especially vulnerable but often underserved in cybersecurity.Ransomware and AI threats are rising – Cybercriminals are using advanced tools, making education and preparedness more crucial than ever.Cybersecurity is business risk management – It's not just an IT issue but a critical part of protecting your company.Affordable solutions exist – Effective cybersecurity doesn't have to be costly, especially with the right trusted partner.A global shortage of talent – The lack of cybersecurity professionals underscores the need for external expertise and support.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

We kick off our fifth season of Success Leaves Clues with an inspiring conversation as hosts Robin Bailey and Al McDonald welcome Jocelyne Beaulieu, Head of People and Operations at Koru, who describes herself as "a curious senior leader who is enthusiastic about all things People, Culture, & DEI." Jocelyne shares her unique career journey, diving into the power of curiosity and the role of personal connections in shaping a thriving workplace. From navigating HR challenges to building a positive culture, she offers actionable insights for leaders. The discussion touches on the importance of mentorship, reflections on success, and how kindness leaves a lasting legacy in both professional and personal lives. It's a conversation packed with wisdom to start the season strong!"Curiosity was just the very clear number one value." ~ Jocelyne BeaulieuKey Takeaways:Curiosity and Connections: Curiosity and building meaningful connections are essential drivers of personal and professional growth.Empathy and Kindness in Leadership: Empathy, kindness, and creating safe spaces are vital for navigating HR challenges and fostering a positive workplace culture.Living Company Values: Actively practicing company values and listening to employee feedback are crucial for shaping an authentic and thriving culture.Mentorship and Legacy: Mentorship and leading by example create a lasting legacy, defined by the impact one has on others.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

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In this episode, host Robin Bailey and guest host Joshua Siegal interview talent strategist Drew Lindsay, co-founder of GuruLink—a candidate recruitment and career services provider with a reputation as the go-to resource for scaling technical teams in Canada. Drew shares insights on the impact of talent in startups, the challenges of management, and the need for constant growth and learning. He also emphasizes the value of relationships and connections in his career. The conversation highlights the passion and dedication required to succeed in the startup world and the importance of balance in life and work, emphasizing the need to disconnect and re-energize. Drew discusses his intentional focus on lifestyle design and making time for family and personal priorities and highlights the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for his employees, where they can be open and authentic. He also talks about the future of talent acquisition, including the use of AI and agentic technologies."I didn't care about optics, I cared about results, and I cared about accountability." ~ Drew LindsayKeywords TakeawaysTalent can have a massive impact on the success of a startup, making it crucial to focus on finding the right people.Management in entrepreneurship comes with its own set of challenges, including interpersonal dynamics and the need for constant growth and learning.Building relationships and making connections is essential in the startup world, as it can lead to valuable opportunities and collaborations.Balance is a macro concept that should be approached with a long-term perspective.Creating a safe and supportive environment for employees fosters authenticity and engagement.Canada has the opportunity to become a global leader in AI and drive better business outcomes.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

Join hosts Robin Bailey & Al McDonald as they celebrate the 200th episode of Success Leaves Clues reflecting on the friendships that have developed as a result of the podcast and the impact it has had on each of them. "To our wonderful guests, past and present, thank you for sharing your wisdom, experiences, and passion. You have made this podcast an enjoyable and enriching experience, one that we hope our listeners eagerly anticipate each week. Your contributions have not only made our show possible but have also left an indelible mark on our audience and on each of us personally. Here's to many more episodes of inspiration, growth, and shared success. Thank you for being a part of our story." ~ R & AThey are joined by special guest, employment and labour lawyer Rich Appiah, who shares his deeply personal journey of self-discovery and finding success. Rich emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself and surrounding oneself with supportive and positive people. He also discusses the significance of authenticity and how it has contributed to his success. The episode concludes with a discussion on mental health and the importance of seeking help when needed."I feel like I can step into the world and just be myself." ~ Rich AppiahKey TakeawaysSelf-discovery is crucial for finding successSurrounding oneself with positive and supportive people is essentialAuthenticity is a key factor in achieving successSeeking help for mental health is important and can lead to personal growthBrought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

In this episode, Jodi Kovitz, CEO of HRPA (Human Resources Professional Association), shares her inspiring career journey with host Robin Bailey and guest host Deb Voorheis. She discusses the impact of Move the Dial, her transition to HRPA, and the future of HR and people leadership. The conversation delves into themes of entrepreneurship, equity and belonging, highlighting the significance of mentorship and paying it forward to the younger generation. Additionally, the discussion explores the strategic plan for the HRPA, focusing on delivering value to its members and creating a more relevant and impactful organization."I'm always actively trying to mentor, support, encourage, pull up a chair for folks trying to do amazing things in the world." ~ Jodi KovitzKey TakeawaysJodi Kovitz's career journey is a testament to the power of entrepreneurship, mentorship, and resilience.The impact of Move the Dial and its role in advancing diversity and inclusion in the tech industry is significant.The transformation of HRPA reflects a vision for empowering and inspiring HR professionals at all career stages.Belonging is about being seen for who you are and encouraged to thrive as your unique self.Mentors play a crucial role in recognizing and nurturing the potential of individuals, providing guidance and permission to pursue opportunities.Mentorship is a two-way street, requiring mutual benefit and commitment from both parties, and it is essential to pay it forward to the younger generation.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

In this episode, Robin Bailey is joined by guest co-host Deb Voorheis in an interview with Lisa Taylor, president of Challenge Factory, igniting transformative, measurable change for people and workplaces. She is also the author of The Talent Revolution: Longevity and the Future of Work, a definitive guide to maximizing workforce value. They discuss the origins of Challenge Factory's name and its mission to tackle the challenges workforces and leaders face. They also explore the future of work, including the need for lifelong learning, the changing nature of careers, and the importance of recognizing and valuing older workers. Lisa shares her experience as a young entrepreneur and the advantages and disadvantages she faced. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the return to work and the role of employers in facilitating a positive work environment."We're gonna have to continue to learn all the way through our careers and not just in like little bits of training, but actually significantly adjusting to shifts and changes, including making significant career changes along the way as the norm." ~ Lisa TaylorKey TakeawaysThe future of work requires lifelong learning and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances and career paths.Older workers bring valuable soft skills and wisdom to the workforce, and age should not be a barrier to engagement and opportunities.Entrepreneurship can be a rewarding and satisfying career path, but it requires hard work and perseverance.Return to work should be approached with consideration for employees' needs and preferences, balancing remote and in-person work.Employers play a crucial role in creating a positive work environment and supporting the well-being and growth of their workforce.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

In this episode, Robin Bailey and guest host Josh Siegel sit down with entrepreneur Kirk Simpson, co-founder and CEO of goConfirm, a digital identity company that enables you to add trust to your everyday interactions with others. They discuss Kirk's decision to return to the startup world after a successful exit with his previous company, Wave. Kirk shares his motivations, including the fulfillment of working with smart and motivated people and tackling hard problems. He also talks about the challenges of transitioning from running a large company to starting a new startup, and the importance of maintaining a strong corporate culture during an acquisition. Kirk emphasizes the need for balance between work and personal life, and the importance of staying present with family. Overall, the conversation highlights the realities of being a tech founder and the dedication required to succeed.Key TakeawaysTransitioning from running a large company to starting a new startup can be challenging, but also refreshing and inspiring.Maintaining a strong corporate culture during an acquisition requires open communication and addressing employees' concerns.Balancing work and personal life is important, and it's okay to lean in during intense periods of work while also being present with family.Being a tech founder requires dedication and resilience, and it's important to demystify the romanticized view of entrepreneurship."There's quite literally nothing like being in a room with smart, motivated people trying to tackle a hard problem." ~ Kirk SimpsonBrought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

In this episode, Robin Bailey welcomes guest host Joshua Siegal for an interview with Hyla Pollak, an HR/People expert with 25 years of experience whose mission is to foster positive, inclusive, and high-performance work environments that support growth and innovation. Hyla shares her career journey, starting in HR in the 90s and eventually becoming a director of sales for a startup. She discusses the importance of bringing HR into a company early on and the role of HR as a strategic partner. Hyla also talks about the lessons she learned from playing team sports, such as the value of teamwork, accountability, and resilience. She emphasizes the need for diversity, equity, and inclusion in organizations, but cautions against deconstructing the concept and instead focusing on creating a sense of belonging for all employees.Key TakeawaysBringing HR into a company early on is important for building a solid foundation and ensuring the success of the organization.Playing team sports teaches valuable lessons in failure, accountability, and resilience.Diversity, equity, and inclusion are crucial for the success of a company, but it's important to focus on creating a sense of belonging for all employees.Failure is necessary for growth and success, and it's important to teach children and young professionals how to fail and learn from their mistakes."Success isn't the end game, it's part of the journey." ~ Hyla PollakBrought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

In this episode, hosts Robin Bailey and Al McDonald interview lawyer Michael Smitiuch, founder of Smitiuch Injury Law who shares his journey into personal injury and wrongful death law. Driven by his passion for helping the little guy in the fight against injustice, Michael discusses the emotional impact of dealing with traumatic cases and the coping strategies he has developed. He also talks about the importance of personal outlets and hobbies, the impact of AI on the legal profession, and the challenges of running a law firm. Finally, Michael emphasizes the importance of HR support and the benefits of hybrid work models. Key Takeaways• Passion for aiding the underdog and combating injustice serves as a motivating factor in personal injury and wrongful death law.• Dealing with traumatic cases requires coping strategies and personal outlets to maintain emotional well-being.• AI can assist with research and improve efficiency in the legal profession, but it cannot replace the creativity and advocacy of a human lawyer.• Running a law firm requires HR support, financial management, and a focus on cash flow.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

Joining us today is 'unstoppable' entrepreneur Mallory Greene. She is the Co-Founder and CEO at Eirene, a direct-to-consumer online platform providing Canadians with a simple, compassionate, and modern approach to funeral services.Having previously worked at Wealthsimple as part of their founding team, Mallory was involved in a wide array of responsibilities spanning marketing to HR to communications. She learned what it takes to build a company from the ground up, rally others around a mission, and grow a sustainable business.She joins hosts Robin Bailey & Al McDonald for a discussion sharing some of her secrets of entrepreneurial success, what fuels her to face the challenges of being a female in a leadership role and why you don't need to have all the answers.Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

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4pm - Budweiser Brings In Ken Griffey Jr. As Brand Looks To Dig Out Of Bud Light Hole // Chris Christie announces bid for 2024 Republican presidential nomination // Tim Scott Braves The View, Gets Booed // Pro-gun GOP Gov. Chris Sununu finds unlikely ally in Whoopi Goldberg as she defends him against The View audience boos // ‘GET RID OF HIM!' British TV Host Absolutely Loses It, Calls for Security to Throw Out His Guest in Wild Meltdown // Radio host Robin Bailey storms out after on-air meltdown: ‘I can't do it' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Most business founders know the culture they want their company to embody and how that message paves the way for employees to thrive and perform their best. But while CEOs bring the vision, HR teams are often the partners that build the culture and incorporate the details to drive long-term success. Benefits packages are more important than ever in a changing work environment and are often the first steps to creating the culture you want to establish. In this episode, Robin Bailey, Co-Founder and Partner at Aria Benefits, joins us to discuss how establishing the company culture is perhaps the key ingredient in founding and creating a new business. He uses his experience building a business that helps HR teams develop benefits packages that drive healthy and robust workforces.Join us as Brad and Robin discuss:The role of benefits for remote teamsAria's mission to deliver optimum employee experience Embracing the creative space of remote work to serve your business better

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It's easy to convince ourselves they our boys are not the ones participating in sexist jokes or watching pornography with their mates at school, because they have such good manners around us. But perhaps that is not the full truth. In this engaging conversation, Bec Sparrow and Dr Justin Coulson discuss how to help our boys develop their identity and morality, recognize good relationships, and set healthy boundaries with their friends.Timestamps 00:19 Dr Justin introduces Bec Sparrow 01:39 The biggest challenge parents face with boys 05:33 Parental obliviousness to kids' behaviour  10:43 Conversations about sex 16:24 Boys vs girls friendships 21:26 ‘Ruminating' 23:48 Red flags  27:04 Green flags 29:38 Personal boundaries 35:27 Consent 40:34 Peer pressure and being a 'simp' 44:56 Male inappropriate bonding 52:01 Developing values and identity 54:48 Belief leads to identity 57:42 3 quick tips 1:00:08 What's something you wish everyone knew about you? Bec SparrowOver the past 25 years Rebecca Sparrow has earned a living as a travel writer, a television publicist, a marketing executive, a magazine editor, a TV scriptwriter, a radio producer, a newspaper columnist and as an author.She is the author of three best-selling novels The Girl Most Likely, The Year Nick McGowan Came to Stay and Joel and Cat Set The Story Straight (co-authored with Nick Earls).Aside from writing books Rebecca has written for Mamamia, co-hosted two seasons of the award-winning health and happiness podcast The Well with Robin Bailey and played Agony Aunt to teenagers across the country on the Ask Me Anything podcast. She also talks to thousands of school students (and their parents!) every year about friendship, resilience, giving back and how to have a more positive experience online. Rebecca is an ambassador for The Pyjama Foundation and Suncorp's #TeamGirls initiative. In 2018 she was invited to sit on the Queensland Government's Anti-Bullying Taskforce.Rebecca lives in Brisbane with her husband Brad, her three kids and two labradoodles (one of whom is INCREDIBLY naughty). ResourcesRebecca Sparrow - websiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spoke to Robin Bailey who broadcasts on our sister station in Brisbane and how on earth she's still managing to host a Breakfast show, at home, despite her house being partially underwater due to flooding,

Today Clairsy & Lisa spoke to Robin Bailey who broadcasts on our sister station in Brisbane and how on earth, despite her house being partially underwater due to flooding, she's still managing to host a Breakfast show. We also spoke to original blue Wiggle Anthony Field about their upcoming ‘Adults Only' Show. The new Stan show ‘Joe vs Carole' is kicking off and Perth actor Will McNeill is in it, but only after a rather unusual audition process… and our very own Western Force player Kyle Godwin as a chat about why the team was belting out a Miley Cyrus song after their win on Saturday night.. like do they not have a club song or something?

Rob Levy, founder of BrandFire Marketing Group Inc., recognized as one of Canada's fastest growing companies by Profit 500 in 2014 & 2015, promotes a culture of creativity, curiosity, commitment, collaboration, camaraderie and courage that allow his team to create unique and disruptive marketing programs that drive amazing results. He is also Executive Partner at The Evolve Agency Group, a group of like-minded agencies delivering unique marketing solutions so there's no need for clients to manage multiple agency relationships. He joins hosts, Robin Bailey & Al McDonald in a discussion touching on marketing and growth as well as how his entrepreneurial ambitions brought him to the exciting creation of a brand new agency that better tackles the demands of clients in today's strategic marketplace. Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

Rob Levy, founder of BrandFire Marketing Group Inc., recognized as one of Canada's fastest growing companies by Profit 500 in 2014 & 2015, promotes a culture of creativity, curiosity, commitment, collaboration, camaraderie and courage that allow his team to create unique and disruptive marketing programs that drive amazing results. He is also Executive Partner at The Evolve Agency Group, a group of like-minded agencies delivering unique marketing solutions so there's no need for clients to manage multiple agency relationships. He joins hosts, Robin Bailey & Al McDonald in a discussion touching on marketing and growth as well as how his entrepreneurial ambitions brought him to the exciting creation of a brand new agency that better tackles the demands of clients in today's strategic marketplace. Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

Rob Levy, founder of BrandFire Marketing Group Inc., recognized as one of Canada's fastest growing companies by Profit 500 in 2014 & 2015,  promotes a culture of creativity, curiosity, commitment, collaboration, camaraderie and courage that allow his team to create unique and disruptive marketing programs that drive amazing results. He is also Executive Partner at The Evolve Agency Group, a group of like-minded agencies delivering unique marketing solutions so there's no need for clients to manage multiple agency relationships. He joins hosts, Robin Bailey & Al McDonald in a discussion touching on marketing and growth as well as how his entrepreneurial ambitions brought him to the exciting creation of a brand new agency that better tackles the demands of clients in today's strategic marketplace. Brought to you by Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group

Welcome to This Glorious Mess Big Kids, a twice-weekly look at parenting as it really is - confusing, exhausting, inspiring, funny, and full of surprises. So many surprises! Today you'll hear a different voice in place of Andrew; radio host at KIIS 97.3 and mum of three boys, Robin Bailey! She joins Holly to share her five golden rules of parenting, and what she's learnt raising three kids and dealing with the grief of losing both her first and second husbands. Plus this week's listener question, how do you connect with a teenage boy who wants nothing to do with you?  THE END BITS GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at tgm@mamamia.com.au CREDITS Hosts:Holly Wainwright & Robin Bailey Audio Production: Rhiannon Mooney Producer: Mikayla Floriano and Emmeline Peterson Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and we aim to get to 1,000. Find out more at mamamia.com.au  Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Robin Bailey SLAMS Thomas Markle For Using His Sister To Get Famous

Robin Bailey is an expert advisor in group benefits, but he is much more than that, in terms of his ability to build relationships, nurture his business, leverage his communications, apply the lessons he has learned in life, and ultimately achieve success in all his endeavours. He discusses all these things and offers some great information on what employers can do in the group benefits area to create a happy and healthy workplace. How can businesses leverage their group benefits to the greatest advantage? How do you keep up in the race for talent and how do you keep the talent you have? Robin offers several insights around these questions, all while provided some interesting examples that are worth listening to. He points out some excellent programs such as Best Doctors, employee assistance plans, and low to no cost tools employers can obtain to benefit their employees. 

In this special edition of the Starting with One Podcast, Robin Bailey interviews his business partner & co-host, Al McDonald whose passion for riding has taken him far beyond the roads and pathways of Ontario. More importantly, Al is joining other cyclists across Canada in the Great Cycle Challenge – one of the biggest cycling events across Canada – committing himself to ride 500km throughout August while raising funds to end childhood cancer. Every hill he climbs and every kilometre he pedals will be to honour young lives lost and to stand with those brave kids still fighting to survive. These kids won't give up, and neither will he. To donate please visit Al's Great Cycle Challenge page: https://greatcyclechallenge.ca/Riders/AlMcDonald - All funds raised go to support the work of SickKids Foundation to provide care, develop treatments and find a cure for childhood cancers. Brought to you by Life & Legacy Advisory Group* & Aria Benefits. *Life and Legacy will match every donation up to a total of $1500 so please join the fight in helping to end kids' cancer.

In this special edition of the Starting with One Podcast, Robin Bailey interviews his business partner & co-host, Al McDonald whose passion for riding has taken him far beyond the roads and pathways of Ontario. More importantly, Al is joining other cyclists across Canada in the Great Cycle Challenge – one of the biggest cycling events across Canada – committing himself to ride 500km throughout August while raising funds to end childhood cancer. Every hill he climbs and every kilometre he pedals will be to honour young lives lost and to stand with those brave kids still fighting to survive. These kids won't give up, and neither will he. To donate please visit Al's Great Cycle Challenge page: https://greatcyclechallenge.ca/Riders/AlMcDonald - All funds raised go to support the work of SickKids Foundation to provide care, develop treatments and find a cure for childhood cancers. Brought to you by Life & Legacy Advisory Group* & Aria Benefits. *Life and Legacy will match every donation up to a total of $1500 so please join the fight in helping to end kids' cancer.

In this special edition of the Starting with One Podcast, Robin Bailey interviews his business partner & co-host, Al McDonald whose passion for riding has taken him far beyond the roads and pathways of Ontario. More importantly, Al is joining other cyclists across Canada in the Great Cycle Challenge – one of the biggest cycling events across Canada – committing himself to ride 500km throughout August while raising funds to end childhood cancer. Every hill he climbs and every kilometre he pedals will be to honour young lives lost and to stand with those brave kids still fighting to survive. These kids won't give up, and neither will he. To donate please visit Al's Great Cycle Challenge page: https://greatcyclechallenge.ca/Riders/AlMcDonald - All funds raised go to support the work of SickKids Foundation to provide care, develop treatments and find a cure for childhood cancers. Brought to you by Life & Legacy Advisory Group* & Aria Benefits. *Life and Legacy will match every donation up to a total of $1500 so please join the fight in helping to end kids' cancer. 

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A Star Wars Story—the day after May the Fourth.Carla Jackson, Robin Bailey and Drew Phillips—the officially appointed Star Wars aficionados of the Midwest—reveal insights, lessons and wisdom.Put your feet up.Enjoy an evening of storytelling and remembrance. 

Robin Bailey Falls In Love!

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Get ready to have your ears captivated by the charming Monique Dews, a renowned newsreader from 97.3 in Brisbane. Strap in as we traverse the riveting journey of Monique's radio career that began in the vibrant studios of B105 and now thrives at the heart of 97.3. Relish in the vibrant recounting of her experience with the unique blend of news and comedy, and the enlightening podcast she forged with Robin Bailey aimed at supporting parents dealing with pandemic-induced changes.Brace yourselves to be transported into the tense world of newsrooms, particularly during globally impacting events such as 9/11. Monique's narratives not only provide a rare, human-centric perspective of the news, but also honour the remarkable people she has worked with over the years, including her cherished friend Tim Davies, a current Channel 9 weatherman. The conversation doesn't stop there, Monique also opens up about the delicate dance of balancing a demanding career with family life, as well as her passion for staying abreast of entertainment news and programming trends.Monique's story expands beyond just her accomplishments and experiences. Her role as a dance mum to her talented daughter and her son's budding interest in filmmaking showcases her commitment to family amidst her career. As the conversation draws towards a close, we embark on a thoughtful discourse on the evolution of the radio industry, job security, and the myriad opportunities radio has on offer. Prepare to be enlightened and entertained as you join us for this deep look into the life and career of Monique Dews.Support the show

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What is the difference between a Mutual Fund and a Segregated Fund? Al and Robin speak with industry expert Scott Edgington, Regional Wealth Manager at Qualified Financial Services, about their unique features and discuss why a segregated fund might be particularly beneficial for business owners. (The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Robin Bailey and Al McDonald as at the date of publication and do not necessarily reflect those of The Canada Life Assurance Company and its division, Freedom 55 Financial. The opinions expressed are subject to change without notice. This commentary is presented only as a general source of information and is not intended as a solicitation to buy or sell specific investments, nor is it intended to provide tax or legal advice. Prospective investors should review the offering documents relating to any investment carefully before making an investment decision and should ask their financial security advisor for advice based on their specific circumstances. Mortgage referrals and insurance products, including segregated fund policies are offered through Life and Legacy Advisory Group, and Al McDonald offers mutual funds through Quadrus Investment Services Ltd. Important information about mutual funds is found in the Fund Facts document. Please read this carefully before investing. Commissions, trailing commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with mutual fund investments. Mutual funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently and past performance may not be repeated. Unit values and investment returns will fluctuate.)

What is the difference between a Mutual Fund and a Segregated Fund? Al and Robin speak with industry expert Scott Edgington, Regional Wealth Manager at Qualified Financial Services, about their unique features and discuss why a segregated fund might be particularly beneficial for business owners. (The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Robin Bailey and Al McDonald as at the date of publication and do not necessarily reflect those of The Canada Life Assurance Company and its division, Freedom 55 Financial. The opinions expressed are subject to change without notice. This commentary is presented only as a general source of information and is not intended as a solicitation to buy or sell specific investments, nor is it intended to provide tax or legal advice. Prospective investors should review the offering documents relating to any investment carefully before making an investment decision and should ask their financial security advisor for advice based on their specific circumstances. Mortgage referrals and insurance products, including segregated fund policies are offered through Life and Legacy Advisory Group, and Al McDonald offers mutual funds through Quadrus Investment Services Ltd. Important information about mutual funds is found in the Fund Facts document. Please read this carefully before investing. Commissions, trailing commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with mutual fund investments. Mutual funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently and past performance may not be repeated. Unit values and investment returns will fluctuate.)

What is the difference between a Mutual Fund and a Segregated Fund? Al and Robin speak with industry expert Scott Edgington, Regional Wealth Manager at Qualified Financial Services, about their unique features and discuss why a segregated fund might be particularly beneficial for business owners. (The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Robin Bailey and Al McDonald as at the date of publication and do not necessarily reflect those of The Canada Life Assurance Company and its division, Freedom 55 Financial. The opinions expressed are subject to change without notice. This commentary is presented only as a general source of information and is not intended as a solicitation to buy or sell specific investments, nor is it intended to provide tax or legal advice. Prospective investors should review the offering documents relating to any investment carefully before making an investment decision and should ask their financial security advisor for advice based on their specific circumstances. Mortgage referrals and insurance products, including segregated fund policies are offered through Life and Legacy Advisory Group, and Al McDonald offers mutual funds through Quadrus Investment Services Ltd. Important information about mutual funds is found in the Fund Facts document. Please read this carefully before investing. Commissions, trailing commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with mutual fund investments. Mutual funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently and past performance may not be repeated. Unit values and investment returns will fluctuate.)

The podcast "Starting With One" is hosted by business partners Robin Bailey and Al McDonald, the founders of Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group. Together they believe that they enhance the lives of many, starting with one. They have been the benefactors of countless stories that started with either one phone call, one conversation, or one meeting. With each episode they will be exploring topics that matter to you. Their goal is to provide interesting, relevant information on Canadian Healthcare, Financial & Estate Planning and Running a Business, tailored towards both business owners and HR leaders. Please share this podcast with friends and colleagues. We hope you enjoy!

The podcast "Starting With One" is hosted by business partners Robin Bailey and Al McDonald, the founders of Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group. Together they believe that they enhance the lives of many, starting with one. They have been the benefactors of countless stories that started with either one phone call, one conversation, or one meeting. With each episode they will be exploring topics that matter to you. Their goal is to provide interesting, relevant information on Canadian Healthcare, Financial & Estate Planning and Running a Business, tailored towards both business owners and HR leaders. Please share this podcast with friends and colleagues. We hope you enjoy!

The podcast "Starting With One" is hosted by business partners Robin Bailey and Al McDonald, the founders of Aria Benefits and Life & Legacy Advisory Group. Together they believe that they enhance the lives of many, starting with one. They have been the benefactors of countless stories that started with either one phone call, one conversation, or one meeting. With each episode they will be exploring topics that matter to you. Their goal is to provide interesting, relevant information on Canadian Healthcare, Financial & Estate Planning and Running a Business, tailored towards both business owners and HR leaders. Please share this podcast with friends and colleagues. We hope you enjoy!  

“Tis a divided world in which we live. This creed versus that creed; highbrow versus lowbrow and so on, - ad infinitum. A major division at the present time - and one that interests us - is that the world is divided into two sections, those who have seen ‘My Fair Lady’ and those who haven’t”.This decree was the opening paragraph in the J.C. Williamson’s program heralding the arrival of the musical sensation that had captured the public consciousness around the world - Lerner and Loewe’s glorious musical examination of the social transformation of a young woman by a phonetics teacher - My Fair LadyIn 1950’s Australia the Original Cast Recording of My Fair Lady became a highly sought treasure. Families gathered at homes to ‘Get to the Church on time’ and ‘Dance all Night’ dreaming of the arrival of the show to Australian theatres - ‘Wouldn’t it be Loverley?’The musical was a return to graciousness and elegance on the stage; allied is the fact that it is a Cinderella story - surely theatre’s surest standby. And it carries a rich source material in George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion.Eager to replicate the productions in London and New York, the Australian Impresarios, J.C.Williamsons’ imported American creatives and secured a principal cast from the UK. Williamson’s had a policy at the time of preferring to cast lead players that they could bill as “direct from the West End” even if unknown. It was felt that an actor with that billing would always attract larger audiences than an Australian. Early days in the commercial theatre; but the seed for an Australian Company of players had been planted a couple of years earlier with The Pajama Game.Leading the Original Australian company of My Fair Lady was Bunty Turner. Born in Northern Ireland she had established herself as a singer of great accomplishment in U.K. productions of Free As Air, The Dancing Years and Hansel & Gretel. The original production of My Fair Lady in this country enjoyed tremendous success; so much so that a second company was launched to tour Australian capitals and New Zealand. Bunty Turner played the role of 'Eliza Doolittle' in productions throughout Australia and South Africa. What happened to Bunty at the conclusion of the show? We discover all, in this enchanting episode of STAGES with the vivacious and thoroughly engaging, Bunty Turner.The Stages podcast is available in iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Triple M radio personality Robin Bailey revisits her darkest days, the suicide of her husband, in a bid to make more men seek help.

Podcasts have allowed me to engage with an ever increasing audience quicker and easier than any other medium I’ve used in the past five years including direct mail, email, telephone and events. Listen in on an informal conversation about podcasts with Robin Bailey, a benefits advisor from Oakville, Ontario.

Check out Game Changes: Radio on Facebook and join Craig Bruce on Friday, May 4, 2018 at 11AM AEST for our first Game Changers: Radio Facebook Live. Send Craig a question via our Facebook page and he'll include it in Friday's event.  In the lead up to the 50th Episode we are releasing 50 of the best moments from the first 49 episodes.  Our 50th episode is available 5 May 2018.  This episode features: Fifi Box, Amanda Keller, Sam Cavanagh, Christian O'Connell, Marty Sheargold, Robin Bailey, Jo Stanley, the UK's Mike Toolan, Jamie Angel and Hamish Blake.  Thank you for listening to Game Changers over our first 49 episodes. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Has your daughter found her tribe? In the first episode of #TeamGirls in 10 Bec talks to Brisbane radio host Robin Bailey about the importance of friendships as a teen and how to help your daughter find and build her tribe. #TeamGirls in 10, powered by Suncorp, is a new podcast series that focuses on building confidence in young girls. www.suncorp.com.au/teamgirls

Are you overwhelmed by fashion? Does the thought of a shopping centre stylist have you running for the hills? What's your relationship like with the clothes you already own? Are they a creative expression of your inner self or just something functional? Robin Bailey has 400 pairs of shoes. Bec Sparrow has about 14. Robin Bailey cares deeply about clothes. Bec Sparrow doesn't "get" fashion. So what happens when your most honest friend thinks you need a clothing intervention? Join us as we traverse the wonderful world of clothes, our tricky relationship with them, and how to navigate fashion when you're just too busy to care.  And for anyone needing a spruce up with minimal cost and effort, stylist Sarah Elizabeth Turner has the best advice. The Well is hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and Triple M Breakfast Host Robin Bailey. With thanks to stylist from StyleVice Sarah Elizabeth Turner This show was produced by Ruth De Glas. The EP of Podcasts at Mamamia is Monique Bowley And the Head of Entertainment is Holly Wainwright. Contact the show on the Facebook page, via email, or call the Pod Phone on 02 8999 9386. Please subscribe to this show in iTunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to Craig Bruce share what he learned from interviewing the best of the best - Tim Blackwell, Wendy Harmer, Jamie Dunn, Robin Bailey, Ash Bradnam and Andy Lee. In Season Four we welcome our first sponsor: Radio Monitor. Email Radio Monitor aus@radiomonitor.com, mention Game Changers: Radio and receive a free three-month subscription.  Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Robin Bailey spent nine years with Jamie Dunn and Ian Skippen on the B105 Morning Crew, dominating the Brisbane market during the 1990s and early 2000s. She then hosted 973 Breakfast for a decade with Terry Hansen and Bob Gallagher. Robin’s longevity and consistency across almost two decades on two separate shows makes her one of Brisbane’s most successful FM presenters. In 2017, Robin joined Greg Martin and Ed Kavalee for Marto, Ed & Robin, a new breakfast show on Triple M in Brisbane. In Season Four we welcome our first sponsor: Radio Monitor. Email Radio Monitor aus@radiomonitor.com, mention Game Changers: Radio and receive a free three-month subscription.  Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Jamie Dunn was the undisputed king of Brisbane radio, when the B105 Morning Crew was at the heart of the station's incredible ratings success during the 1990s and early 2000s. Jamie was also the voice and personality of children's character Agro. With features like 'Agro to the Rescue', 'Gotcha' calls and the Royal Children’s Hospital appeal, Jamie (alongside Ian Skippen and Donna Lynch, who was later replaced by Robin Bailey) created a Brisbane show that became the benchmark for FM breakfast radio. Jamie then joined The Morning Crew in Sydney alongside Wendy Harmer and Paul Holmes. Dunn has also hosted a variety of children's television shows, although he has retired his alter-ego Agro. In Season Four we welcome our first sponsor: Radio Monitor. Email Radio Monitor aus@radiomonitor.com, mention Game Changers: Radio and receive a free three-month subscription.  Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Two years ago, Brisbane breakfast radio star Robin Bailey lost her husband. In the aftermath, stricken with grief, she poured herself into work. Then last month, after ten years on air at the radio station, she lost her job. In her first interview since being let go from the 97.3 Brisbane breakfast team, the mother of three opens up to Mia Freedman about grief, the first thing she did after she was sacked and how she plans on maintaining a stable life for her three sons. As always, Robin is fierce and brave and utterly transparent. She feels all the feelings and speaks from her heart - even when it’s broken. Show Notes Your host is Mia Freedman. With thanks to special guest Robin Bailey This podcast was produced by Elissa Ratliff  Executive producer of podcasts is Monique Bowley  Head of Entertainment is Holly Wainwright.  CONTACT US Suggest a guest via: podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network To find more of our shows go to apple.co/mamamia. You will find every book we talk about on any of our shows in one place. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two years ago, Brisbane breakfast radio star Robin Bailey lost her husband. In the aftermath, stricken with grief, she poured herself into work. Then last month, after ten years on air at the radio station, she lost her job. In her first interview since being let go from the 97.3 Brisbane breakfast team, the mother of three opens up to Mia Freedman about grief, the first thing she did after she was sacked and how she plans on maintaining a stable life for her three sons. As always, Robin is fierce and brave and utterly transparent. She feels all the feelings and speaks from her heart - even when it’s broken. Show Notes Your host is Mia Freedman. With thanks to special guest Robin Bailey This podcast was produced by Elissa Ratliff  Executive producer of podcasts is Monique Bowley  Head of Entertainment is Holly Wainwright.  CONTACT US Suggest a guest via: podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network To find more of our shows go to apple.co/mamamia. You will find every book we talk about on any of our shows in one place. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two years ago, Brisbane breakfast radio star Robin Bailey lost her husband. In the aftermath, stricken with grief, she poured herself into work. Then last month, after ten years on air at the radio station, she lost her job. In her first interview since being let go from the 97.3 Brisbane breakfast team, the mother of three opens up to Mia Freedman about grief, the first thing she did after she was sacked and how she plans on maintaining a stable life for her three sons. As always, Robin is fierce and brave and utterly transparent. She feels all the feelings and speaks from her heart - even when it’s broken. Show Notes Your host is Mia Freedman. With thanks to special guest Robin Bailey This podcast was produced by Elissa Ratliff  Executive producer of podcasts is Monique Bowley  Head of Entertainment is Holly Wainwright.  CONTACT US Suggest a guest via: podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network To find more of our shows go to apple.co/mamamia. You will find every book we talk about on any of our shows in one place. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bec Sparrow wants to raise her children to be kind and empathetic and realise the value in giving and not just receiving. But in a world where you can have whatever you want, whenever you want - how can you raise your children to be grateful? Is it about giving them more of your time, and less of everything else? Kids aren't born grateful, so how do we teach them? It's a conversation that will have every parent nodding along...  The Well is the show that explores the head, the heart and the happiness of life. It's hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and Triple M Breakfast Host r Robin Bailey,  .   This show was produced by Ruth De Glas. Contact the show on the Facebook page, via email, or call the Pod Phone on 02 8999 9386. Please subscribe to this show in iTunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the topic that no-one really wants to talk about, but almost all of us will experience at some time or another. We still don't know how to deal with it properly, or what to do when it comes our way.  And for hosts Rebecca Sparrow and Robin Bailey it is the elephant in the room - Grief. Robin and Bec both have the unfortunate distinction of having spent plenty of time with grief. And for this episode, they decided to pool their experiences with loss to help others. You will cry, you will laugh and you will most definitely learn something. The Well is the show that explores the head, the heart and the happiness of life. It's hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and Triple M Breakfast Host Robin Bailey,  .   This show was produced by Ruth De Glas. Contact the show on the Facebook page, via email, or call the Pod Phone on 02 8999 9386. Please subscribe to this show in iTunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Life admin can weigh you down. Paperwork and emails and forms and housework can make you feel out of control. So imagine how it would feel if you were on top of it all? If you had a system for all the paperwork and the emails and the clothes on the floor and the dishes in the sink? Can anyone ever reach the mythical "Inbox zero"? Bec Sparrow shares all the tips she's learned for dealing with Life Admin and never-ending emails, while her co-host Robin Bailey buries her head in the sand and pretends she doesn't have a problem.  The Well is hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and Triple M Breakfast Host Robin Bailey, The Well is the show that explores the head, the heart and the happiness of life.   This show was produced by Ruth De Glass. Contact the show on the Facebook page, via email, or call the Pod Phone on 02 8999 9386. Please subscribe to this show in iTunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you bound out of bed for a run? Or does your self-loathing prevent you? Many of us have a love/hate relationship with exercise, but the health benefits can't be ignored. So what makes good exercise? We look at how the "fitspiration" movement can do more harm than good, why our notions of exercise revolve around body image, and how to ignore all that and make exercise habits that work for you...no matter your size, shape, fitness level or what you look like in activewear.  Hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and radio presenter Robin Bailey, it's the show that explores the head, heart and happiness of life.  Contact the show via the facebook page, Email thewell@mamamia.com.au Rebecca Sparrow is an author who's now committing to 10,000 steps a day.  And Robin Bailey is a runner who is on Triple M Breakfast Please subscribe to this show in itunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong, said Gandhi. But what if you're not Gandhi? What if you're just a regular person, badly betrayed by a friend? Robin Bailey is that woman, burned by someone close to her, and she can't let it go. So is it ever ok not to forgive? Does forgiving someone make you a doormat, or excuse the terrible behaviour of the transgressor? And why is there cultural pressure to forgive when sometimes you just don't want to? Plus, have you been living like the Danes? We check in on your Hygge homework. Hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and radio presenter Robin Bailey, it's the show that explores the head, heart and happiness of life.  Contact the show via the facebook page, Email thewell@mamamia.com.au Rebecca Sparrow is an author and self-help book reader. And Robin Bailey is on Triple M Breakfast  Please subscribe to this show in itunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! Thanks to Cetaphil for sponsoring this show.  This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Denmark is officially the happiest place in the world. So what exactly are they doing differently over there? We take a look at where the Danes get it right, and how we might just benefit from living a little more Danishly ourselves. Plus, we check in on how your sleep homework is going. And, there's a new challenge for the week that will bring you closer to your community.  Hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and 97.3 radio presenter Robin Bailey, it's the show that explores the head, heart and happiness of life.  Contact the show via the facebook page, Email thewell@mamamia.com.au Rebecca Sparrow is an author, columnist and self-help book reader. And Robin Bailey is on Robin, Terry and Bob on Brisbane's 97.3fm Please subscribe to this show in itunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! Thanks to Cetaphil for sponsoring this show.  This show is produced by Ruth De Glas and is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How much sleep do you get?  The Well's Robin Bailey gets four hours a night. It's not enough, and her co-host Bec Sparrow has decided that it's time for an intervention.  Because how much sleep you have, just like what you eat and how much exercise you do, impacts you in ways you might never have imagined. But with everyone living insanely busy lives and connected to our phones until we close our eyes, how do we get more? This is an episode worth staying awake for. Hosted by author and columnist Rebecca Sparrow and radio presenter Robin Bailey, it's the show that explores the head, heart and happiness of life.  Contact the show via the facebook page, Email thewell@mamamia.com.au Rebecca Sparrow is an author and self-help book reader. And Robin Bailey is on Triple M Breakfast  Please subscribe to this show in itunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! Thanks to Cetaphil for sponsoring this show.  This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friends are the sunshine of life. But like sunshine, they can either radiate their goodness on you, or burn the crap out of you if you're not careful. With everyone craving quality connections, how do you find new friends? Can you pick them up in a playground or bar? And how should you approach this delicate dance? Do we need to look at the way kids make friends, and follow their lead? We roadtest the theory that friendships only last 7 years before you rotate into new ones. And how do you let go of a friend who makes you feel crap? The Well has practical tips to be a better real-world friend in an age where everyone is glued to their devices.   Hosted by Rebecca Sparrow and radio presenter Robin Bailey, it's the show that explores the head, heart and happiness of life.  Contact the show via the facebook page, Email thewell@mamamia.com.au Rebecca Sparrow is an author and self-help book reader. And Robin Bailey is a Triple M Breakfast Host Please subscribe to this show in itunes, and if you have a moment, rate and review the show! This is another podcast from the Mamamia Podcast Network. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She barely sleeps, she never, ever lies on the lounge to watch TV and her day begins at 2.45am.  But despite her brutal schedule, single mum-of-three and radio host Robin Bailey says she doesn't "do it all".  And, as she tells Holly Wainwright, she doesn't think any of us should be trying.   Show Notes Your host is Holly Wainwright With thanks to Robin Bailey This podcast was produced by Elissa Ratliff CONTACT US Tell us something via email podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network This show was brought to you by Open Colleges, Australia's leader in online learning.

She barely sleeps, she never, ever lies on the lounge to watch TV and her day begins at 2.45am. But despite her brutal schedule, single mum-of-three and radio host Robin Bailey says she doesn't "do it all". And, as she tells Holly Wainwright, she doesn't think any of us should be trying. Show Notes Your host is Holly Wainwright With thanks to Robin Bailey This podcast was produced by Elissa Ratliff CONTACT US Tell us something via email podcast@mamamia.com.au tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or join the conversation on facebook This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network This show was brought to you by Open Colleges, Australia's leader in online learning.Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"I just had no idea how traumatic was going to be. And what the fallout was going to be for everyone around us." Brisbane radio presenter Robin Bailey seemingly had it all. A husband, three beautiful kids and a successful career in radio and television.   Then her husband took his own life. From the public response in the aftermath, to the effect on her three boys and her own mental heath, this is the story of one woman's battle to navigate grief. The host of No Filter is Mia Freedman Thanks to Robin Bailey  This show is produced by Monique Bowley and researched by Elissa Ratliffe for the Mamamia Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"I just had no idea how traumatic was going to be. And what the fallout was going to be for everyone around us." Brisbane radio presenter Robin Bailey seemingly had it all. A husband, three beautiful kids and a successful career in radio and television.   Then her husband took his own life. From the public response in the aftermath, to the effect on her three boys and her own mental heath, this is the story of one woman's battle to navigate grief. The host of No Filter is Mia Freedman Thanks to Robin Bailey  This show is produced by Monique Bowley and researched by Elissa Ratliffe for the Mamamia Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"I just had no idea how traumatic was going to be. And what the fallout was going to be for everyone around us." Brisbane radio presenter Robin Bailey seemingly had it all. A husband, three beautiful kids and a successful career in radio and television.   Then her husband took his own life. From the public response in the aftermath, to the effect on her three boys and her own mental heath, this is the story of one woman's battle to navigate grief. The host of No Filter is Mia Freedman Thanks to Robin Bailey  This show is produced by Monique Bowley and researched by Elissa Ratliffe for the Mamamia Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robin and Andy introduce themselves and begin their first documented mission.

"Something has to exist." Signs of Bigfoot and a UFO.

Being Followed. Potholes. The park.