Podcasts about stand up events

Episode 8: Angie Greene   Angie Greene comes from Australian sporting royalty. But growing up, her extensive association with the world of men's sport and seeing how her brother Brent – who came out to her when she was 13 years old – was treated in sport, school and life, set her on a path and passion for inclusion. Angie is now an anti-discrimination activist and CEO of Stand Up Events, a not-for-profit dedicated to fighting sexual and gender discrimination in Australian sport. She wears her heart on her sleeve and in this incredibly raw episode, explains why she is unapologetic for fighting for what she believes in, and has some thoughts on how we can all stand up for the things that matter most.   TWO AM I Listen Curiously   *Language warning | Difficult themes* REMINDER: If this episode has raised any issues for you, in Australia you can contact Lifeline by phone on 13 11 14 (24/7); Lifeline via text on 0477 13 11 14 (24/7); Suicide Callback Service 1300 659 467.   CREDITS   Hosts: Jack Riewoldt and Shane McCurry   Thanks to our guest Angie Greene   To learn more about Angie: Angie on Instagram Angie on LinkedIn Stand Up Events   Links from this episode: Frank Sedgman (Champion tennis player): Angie's Pop Russell Greene (Champion Hawthorn AFL player): Angie's Dad The Joy Thief The Imperfects: Angie Moodie, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder     Find TWO AM I on social media here: TWO AM I YouTube TWO AM I Instagram  TWO AM I Tik Tok TWO AM I LinkedIn TWO AM I LinktreeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isaac Humphries is a professional NBL player who has just come out as gay. Angie Greene is the CEO of Stand UP Events who advocate for the LGBTQI+ community in the sporting industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Angie Greene is the daughter of 3x Premiership Hawk, Russell Greene. Having brothers and a father part of footy teams right throughout her life has led her to create Stand Up Events. A not-for-profit organisation that aims to stamp out homophobia and transphobia in sport. Angie discusses her experiences, and conversations she's had with both AFL and AFLW players about how they can further help to stamp this out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I finally convinced the mysterious Ang (spelling debated in the episode haha) to come on the show and tell her story. I've had so many requests to hear from Ang so here she is in all her hilarious glory. While we have heard from many incredible guests who are well on their way to seizing their yay, Ang is just 22 and at the very beginning of her journey so I thought it would make for something a little different to have a younger guest on the show. Having said that, she has nonetheless squeezed more into her life than people decades older than her which is part of what makes her so interesting. While she is studying physio full time at uni and absolutely loves all things science and anatomy, she has also built and recently sold her own food truck business, created a solo charity ride from Adelaide to Melbourne covering 800km on her bicycle to raise $22,000 for Stand Up Events combating homophobia and discrimination, started boxing from scratch and trained for her first fight where she won by technical knock out after just 1 and a half rounds, tried out for fun but successfully been listed in the VFLW for this year, worked across many different businesses and industries now going freelance in creative and digital marketing and that's just half of it. You can see why she's such a motivating and life loving person to be around. While we met through our businesses, she is one of our closest friends and a human ray of sunshine. You can tell we get a bit off track from time to time probably forgetting we were recording and not just chatting between mates, but hopefully you enjoy nonetheless. + Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah + Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

I finally convinced the mysterious Ang (spelling debated in the episode haha) to come on the show and tell her story. I’ve had so many requests to hear from Ang so here she is in all her hilarious glory. While we have heard from many incredible guests who are well on their way to seizing their yay, Ang is just 22 and at the very beginning of her journey so I thought it would make for something a little different to have a younger guest on the show. Having said that, she has nonetheless squeezed more into her life than people decades older than her which is part of what makes her so interesting.While she is studying physio full time at uni and absolutely loves all things science and anatomy, she has also built and recently sold her own food truck business, created a solo charity ride from Adelaide to Melbourne covering 800km on her bicycle to raise $22,000 for Stand Up Events combating homophobia and discrimination, started boxing from scratch and trained for her first fight where she won by technical knock out after just 1 and a half rounds, tried out for fun but successfully been listed in the VFLW for this year, worked across many different businesses and industries now going freelance in creative and digital marketing and that’s just half of it. You can see why she’s such a motivating and life loving person to be around.While we met through our businesses, she is one of our closest friends and a human ray of sunshine. You can tell we get a bit off track from time to time probably forgetting we were recording and not just chatting between mates, but hopefully you enjoy nonetheless.+ Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah+ Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

Why are there no openly gay AFL players? Featuring Jason Ball (Politician, Footballer, Activist), Lisa Laing (GM of Community at St Kilda FC), Angie Greene (CEO of Stand Up Events), Sam Lane (Journalist, Author & AFL Commentator) and Tanya Hosch (AFL GM of Inclusion and Social Policy) Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Triple M App

Coaching, umpiring and learning to listen. We talk to Angie Greene from Stand Up Events and Dr Anita Heiss — author, advocate and Lifetime Ambassador of The Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

Coaching, umpiring and learning to listen. We talk to Angie Greene from Stand Up Events and Dr Anita Heiss — author, advocate and Lifetime Ambassador of The Indigenous Literacy Foundation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you were even slightly inspired by the celebrations around the nation when same sex marriage was legalised in the Australian parliament recently, then you will be nothing but inspired by Angie Green. Angie is the CEO of Stand Up Events and she has been working to achieve equality for all Australians since she can remember. Neil and Will are of course there to learn throughout a fascinating conversation on where we are as a society in recognising everyone as being equal.

Aaahhhh!!!!! That was our Radiothon membership sound and we heard it many times!!  Joining the SUS gang was special guest Angie Green from Stand Up Events and AFL Legend Matt Spangher, sharing the love and […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_stand/p/joy.org.au/standupstraight/wp-content/uploads/sites/240/2017/05/SUS-18-5-17.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 41:20 — 37.8MB) The post Radiothon – Allies on the field appeared first on Stand Up Straight.

Warning: This episode contains language that some people may find offensive or distressing. Show Description Angie Greene's been surrounded by Professional Sport since she was a young kid. Her Pop, Frank Sedgman was a champion tennis player, her dad Russell is in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame, and her two brothers were, and are talented athletes. Their sports journeys though have been very different. Steve went on to play AFL football at the highest level for 5 years. Brent however, removed himself from team sport altogether because of the homophobic language he'd hear on the sports field and in sports environments in general. Angie saw what her brother was going through, over many years. Add in the sexism, and racism, and she didn't want to be part of sporting environments either. That was till she started, Stand Up Events, an organisation that's challenging sexual and gender discrimination in sport. For full show-notes go to: http://pushingtheedge.org/sports Episode 37 - Quick-Guide ▪ Angie introduces herself and her organisation ▪ The differing sports journeys of Angie's brothers ▪ The challenges of sports cultures ▪ Teaching sports-people about homophobia and transphobia ▪ Knowing if people are open to change ▪ The homophobia in team-sports (for Angie's dad and brothers) ▪ Why visibility of LGBTI people (in sports clubs) matters ▪ Pride, homophobia and transphobia: The response of officials ▪ St Kilda: A leading club that's supporting LGBTI people in footy ▪ Three things sports clubs can do right now - for inclusion ▪ The Lightning Round: invisibility, standing up, inclusion, equality in sport, feeling welcome in sport, and impact ▪ Why there is space for standing up for social issues in sport Episode Links ▪ To connect with Angie Greene and Stand Up Events, and to find all the show links, go to http://pushingtheedge.org/sports/ ▪ There you'll also find resources to make your Phys Ed class and Sports Club more inclusive. Support Pushing The Edge Podcast ▪ If this episode got you thinking or inspired you - please share it, rate it, or write a short review of it in iTunes - http://pushingtheedge.org/itunes/ ▪ Check out the 'Pushing The Edge with Greg Curran' podcast archive ▪ Connect with me, Greg Curran, on Twitter  ▪ Thanks for listening and your ongoing support.

Join the Tag Team as they welcome a cavalcade of fabulous (and diverse) guests, including Michael Polh; Joy’s roving reporter at Eurovision 2017 live from Kiev, Ukraine. Angie Greene, founder of Stand Up Events joins […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_tagteam/p/joy.org.au/tagteam/wp-content/uploads/sites/297/2017/05/The-Tage-Team-100517.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 26:42 — 12.2MB) The post Dave’s love life is in the spotlight! appeared first on Tag Team.

Michelle, Clayton and Bec chat with Angie Green, founder of not for profit, Stand Up Events, an organisation that challenges homophobia in sport. Coming from a proud sporting family and sporting her own queer relatives, […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_stand/p/joy.org.au/standupstraight/wp-content/uploads/sites/240/2016/10/StandUpStraight-29092016.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 49:57 — 68.6MB) The post Stand Up against Homophobia in Sport appeared first on Stand Up Straight.