Podcast appearances and mentions of stuart mckenzie

Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 Stuart McKenzie joined Sofie, Gary and Mark on 4BC Breakfast to chat about the upcoming snake season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Invisible Injuries podcast, hosts Andy Fermo and Stu McKenzie engage in a candid conversation about the journey of healing and personal growth after trauma. The discussion emphasizes the importance of clarity, accountability, and goal-setting in pursuing one's vision, drawing from their own experiences with creating the Invisible Injuries campaign. They highlight the non-linear nature of healing, likening it to a layered path with rocky patches and moments of triumph. As the conversation unfolds, they delve into the significance of reevaluating relationships and making choices that align with personal values and strengths. Throughout, they stress the role of adversity in building resilience and the value of psychological support in maintaining mental well-being. The episode concludes with reflections on the power of self-compassion and forward-focused therapy in navigating life's challenges.Key Takeaways:Setting ambitious goals and staying accountableHealing is a non-linear journey with rocky paths and moments of triumph Embracing self-compassion and forward-focused therapy for resilienceReevaluating relationships and making choices aligned with valuesAdversity builds resilience and characterPrioritising psychological support and therapy for ongoing mental well-beingUtilizing psychological support services for maintenance and well-being Relationships evolve as individuals grow and change Navigating life's challenges with self-compassion and a growth mindsetContact -  Stuart McKenzieFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/singlesessionpsychologyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/road2resilience.com.auYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SingleSessionPsychology-sl8txWebsite: https://www.road2resilience.com.au/Help Lines Open Arms (VVCS) | Lifeline | RedSix app"RESPECT, NO POLITICS, WE'RE VOLUNTEERS"Disclaimer: The accounts and stories are "Real lived experiences" of our guests some of the content may trigger Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) symptoms in some of our audience. Feedback regarding other organisations, courses and initiatives remains largely unsensored. Whether its good or bad they remain the OPINION of our guests and their experiences it is important in building an accurate statistic on what really happens. During the course of our conversations sometimes sensitive information may be accidentally mentioned, as such, Invisible Injuries respects the law and sensors any information that may breach Operational Security OPSECSupport the Show.

In part 4/5  of the Road2Resilience theme the episode navigates through the complex terrain of grief, loss, and resilience, expertly guided by hosts Andy Fermo and Stu McKenzie. They draw parallels between resilience and grief, highlighting how they are two sides of the same coin. The discussion delves into the various emotional landscapes individuals traverse when dealing with loss, from the avoidance marshes to the anger and guilt mudflats. Through insightful analogies, such as comparing grief to a journey through a map, the hosts offer a nuanced perspective on coping mechanisms and the importance of awareness in the healing process.They emphasise the significance of acknowledging one's emotional state and seeking help when needed, illustrating how awareness serves as the compass on the journey towards healing. The conversation touches upon post-traumatic growth as a beacon of hope, showcasing how individuals can emerge from loss with deeper interpersonal relationships, newfound purpose, and increased personal strength.Despite the heavy subject matter, Andy and Stu infuse the dialogue with moments of levity, underscoring the importance of finding lightness amidst darkness. They conclude with a message of resilience, encouraging listeners to embrace the journey, honour their grief, and strive towards wholeness.Contact -  Stuart McKenzieFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/singlesessionpsychologyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/road2resilience.com.auYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SingleSessionPsychology-sl8txWebsite: https://www.road2resilience.com.au/Help Lines Open Arms (VVCS) | Lifeline | RedSix app"RESPECT, NO POLITICS, WE'RE VOLUNTEERS"Disclaimer: The accounts and stories are "Real lived experiences" of our guests some of the content may trigger Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) symptoms in some of our audience. Feedback regarding other organisations, courses and initiatives remains largely unsensored. Whether its good or bad they remain the OPINION of our guests and their experiences it is important in building an accurate statistic on what really happens. During the course of our conversations sometimes sensitive information may be accidentally mentioned, as such, Invisible Injuries respects the law and sensors any information that may breach Operational Security OPSECSupport the Show.

In this 5 part series host Andy Fermo chats with registered psychologist Stuart McKenzie where the theme is "Road 2 Resilience - Unleashing your inner strength". Having met through a veteran telehealth service during COVID Stuart brought to light his work on refining the Map of Resilience and how people suffering grief, loss and mental health issues will at (many points) visit the places on the map.In this episode the duo explore the emotional rollercoaster of relationship changes. Stu introduces the "resilience map" illustrating this journey, emphasising that while anticipated changes can be navigated smoothly, unexpected ones can lead to emotional turmoil. They stress the importance of acknowledging and expressing emotions, outlining steps for effective management: acknowledgment, expression, and acceptance. Avoiding emotions can lead to numbness or prolonged anger. The recovery phase, symbolised by a "forest of hope," allows for rest and energy renewal. The hosts highlight the significance of emotional resilience and invite listeners to the next episode on maintaining emotional well-being in relationships.Key Takeaways from their chat:1. Acknowledge emotions to begin the healing process.2. Expressing emotions is crucial for emotional movement and healing.3. Accepting emotions helps in managing and overcoming them effectively.4. Avoidance of emotions can lead to emotional numbness.5. Navigating intense emotions involves acknowledging, expressing, and accepting them.6. Emotional resilience is built through the continuous process of managing emotions.7. The "forest of hope" phase is essential for energy recovery and regaining strength.8. Sudden, unforeseen changes can lead to severe emotional distress and require careful navigation.9. Anger can often be a projection of deeper, unacknowledged pain.10. Emotional well-being in relationships requires ongoing effort and self-awareness.Contact -  Stuart McKenzieFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/singlesessionpsychologyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/road2resilience.com.auYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SingleSessionPsychology-sl8txWebsite: https://www.road2resilience.com.au/Help Lines Open Arms (VVCS) | Lifeline | RedSix app"RESPECT, NO POLITICS, WE'RE VOLUNTEERS"Disclaimer: The accounts and stories are "Real lived experiences" of our guests some of the content may trigger Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) symptoms in some of our audience. Feedback regarding other organisations, courses and initiatives remains largely unsensored. Whether its good or bad they remain the OPINION of our guests and their experiences it is important in building an accurate statistic on what really happens. During the course of our conversations sometimes sensitive information may be accidentally mentioned, as such, Invisible Injuries respects the law and sensors any information that may breach Operational Security OPSECSupport the Show.

Christchurch based company ArcActive have been developing a new home battery system since 2011. It's designed to help home owners with solar panels store there energy. Chief executive Stuart McKenzie speaks to Jesse.

Stuart runs a hugely successful snake catching business on and around the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. This week we chat with him where he shares his passion for reptiles, his time at Australia Zoo and the importance of snake education within his role. If you have any questions for Stuart, you can reach him on socials @sunshinecoastsnakecatchers. You can find the podcast on socials @trainertalksandtails or reach out for feedback or queries on trainertalksandtails@outlook.com.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Jane Campion joins The Letterboxd Show for a very special episode, marking the 20th anniversary of one of Gemma Gracewood's Four Favorites: In the Cut (2003). Campion's erotic thriller stars height-of-her-fame box office darling Meg Ryan and pre-Hulk, pre-13 Going on 30 Mark Ruffalo as a literary professor and a detective, respectively, who dive headlong into a red-hot sexual romance, while a serial killer is on the loose in New York City. In the Cut received an infamous CinemaScore ‘F' grade on release, with many major critics panning the film. But the Letterboxd average rating has only grown over the years as the misunderstood noir masterpiece finds its audience at last. Now, with a new uncut director's cut Blu-ray on the market, Gemma reads Campion some thirsty Letterboxd reviews and gets the goods from Jane about her favorite sex scenes, intimacy coordination, earning trust with actors, what it really means to win an Oscar, and why the structures of filmmaking need to change. Credits: Recorded in New Zealand. Edited by Slim. Editorial producer: Brian Formo. Production manager: Sophie Shin. Special thanks to Stuart McKenzie. The Letterboxd Show and Weekend Watchlist are TAPEDECK productions. The songs in this episode are from the soundtrack for In the Cut: Pink Martini's cover of Que Sera Sera, and Betty Everett's You're No Good. Lists & Links: List of movies mentioned In the Cut uncut director's cut Blu-ray from Mill Creek Entertainment. Reviews of In the Cut by Jeffrey Chen, Jaime Rebenal, Mia Vicino, Kanane and Sophie Shin.

Husband and wife duo Dame Miranda Harcourt and Stuart McKenzie have become central to the film and theatre world. It's all in the family: while Miranda's mother Kate is one of Aotearoa's most respected actors, their daughter Thomasin is forging a career in Hollywood While Miranda acts and directs, Stuart writes.

Reports suggest this could be one of the wildest snake season's on record. Aussie snake guru Stuart McKenzie tells us how worried we should be, and shares his craziest snake catching stories. Host: Andrew BucklowProducer:  Emily PidgeonAssistant Producer: Nina YoungAudio Editor: Tiffany DimmackSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sunshine Coast snake catcher Stuart McKenzie says they've been busy the last week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are joined on the phone by Snake wrangler from the Sunshine Coast, Stuart McKenzie, to talk about the upcoming second season of his show Aussie Snake Wranglers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we assess Aberdeen's manic week in the transfer market. The Dons have made four signings – Jayden Richardson, Liam Scales, Anthony Stewart and, most notably, striker Bojan Miovski. We discuss what the experts have told us about them over the last few days, and whether Jim Goodwin's business so far has shown us how the Dons will line up next term. Who will be next? (It won't be Liam Boyce or Robby McCrorie...) We also preview Aberdeen's weekend trip to Buckie Thistle, chat about the incomings at Ross County, Inverness and Peterhead, and look ahead to Cove Rangers veteran Stuart McKenzie's testimonial against Dunfermline on Saturday.

Editor Kirsty Allison talks digital culture with Anthony Anaxagorou and we drop the name of his highly anticipated new collection on Granta Books. Ambit hang in the rainbow realm celebrating the queer collection of the year with Queering the Green (Belfast Lifeboat) editor Paul Maddern and recent Clarissa Luard Award winner Padraig Regan talking about the concepts of anti-inclusive language as subject. Also regular Ambit contributor, Mícheál McCann. From the forthcoming Ambit 246, we go beyond the streets of Soho with the louche lines of fashion illustrator, musician and poet Stuart McKenzie who'll be performing at our party at the Martinez on 2 March. Also in the studio, Cleo Henry, who's being published for the first time by Ambit. She reads Each Time I Piss in Hampstead Heath. And it's a pleasure to host the queer Manx poet, Simon Maddrell and Tom Bland whose Camp Fear collection on Bad Betty Press is designed for a life of chaise be-longue-ing. Music from Gil De Ray, BAG x Behrens, Jamika and the Argonauts, Disinformation, and Hackedepicciotto.

Editor Kirsty Allison talks digital culture with Anthony Anaxagorou and we drop the name of his highly anticipated new collection on Granta Books.Ambit hang in the rainbow realm celebrating the queer collection of the year with Queering the Green (Belfast Lifeboat) editor Paul Maddern and recent Clarissa Luard Award winner Padraig Regan talking about the concepts of anti-inclusive language as subject. Also regular Ambit contributor, Mícheál McCann. From the forthcoming Ambit 246, we go beyond the streets of Soho with the louche lines of fashion illustrator, musician and poet Stuart McKenzie who'll be performing at our party at the Martinez on 2 March. Also in the studio, Cleo Henry, who's being published for the first time by Ambit. She reads Each Time I Piss in Hampstead Heath. And it's a pleasure to host the queer Manx poet, Simon Maddrell and Tom Bland whose Camp Fear collection on Bad Betty Press is designed for a life of chaise be-longue-ing.Music from Gil De Ray, BAG x Behrens, Jamika and the Argonauts, Disinformation, and Hackedepicciotto. To hear more, visit kirstyallison.substack.com

The best bits from Mark and Caroline for Breakfast on 92.7 MIX FM

Local mayor Stuart McKenzie said they had received around 248 inquiries after the story was raised on 4BC Drive last week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The following Wild Chat is with Chris Soul, an Aussie larrikin who works alongside his mate, Stuart Mckenzie on the TV series, Aussie Snake Wranglers.Chris not only worked at Australia Zoo for 7 years working his way into being a Crocodile presenter and handler but also a Shark Diver at Sea World found on the Gold Coast Queensland.From being a Bass Guitarist in a band to Snake removal, Crocodile presenting, Shark diving, Fauna spotting and being on a TV series, Chris is destined for a fun and interesting life ahead….. With humour of course.The Aussie Snake Wranglers is based on Stuart Mckenzie's business - Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers - which is run by a team of passionate Wildlife Educators and experienced Snake handlers.You will meet Mullet Mick and Adele, Jess, Olivia and of course Stuart and Chris.Chris is the funny guy which brings some light humour to the TV series but also life itself…. It's got to be enjoyed and laughed at right?You will see that in the following Wild Chat….. To connect with Chris find him here and of course check out the gogglebox episode with link below:http://www.instagram.com/tyrannosaurus_soulhttp://www.instagram.com/aussiesnakewranglershttp://www.facebook.com/aussiesnakewranglershttp://www.facebook.com/sunshinecoastsnakecatchersGogglebox episode:https://fb.watch/8Euw74-hpTDon't forget to connect with us:http://www.instagram.com/australian_wildlife_educationEmail - jodie@australianwildlifeeducation.comEnjoy the following Wild Chat!

Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7's Stuart McKenzie shares snake catching stories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show - we spoke to Stuart McKenzie, an Aussie who wrangles snakes on TV like a madman. Producer Guy told us a grim story that involves his dogs business and a sock. And we find out the overall winner of our Best Video Game Franchise Competition.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

美三大航空公司：不会强制员工打疫苗！目前全美人口50.3%已完全接种疫苗！美国累计新冠确诊病例超3600万例！ 【CNN】美国3家主要航空公司，西南航空（Southwest）、美国航空（AA）和达美航空（Delta），表示不会强制员工接种新冠疫苗；而联合航空（UA）之前要求员工在10月25日前接种，否则会被辞退。 根据CDC数据显示，疫苗接种平均速度自6月以来首次超过每天50万人次，比上周速度提升了13%；目前全美人口50.3%已完全接种疫苗，仍有31.1%合资格人群（12岁或以上）未接种。 【今日美国】美国约翰斯·霍普金斯大学昨日发布的数据显示，截至美国东部时间10日，美国累计新冠确诊病例达36039748例，累计死亡病例达618044例。数据还显示，目前美国累计确诊病例数约占全球2亿多确诊病例的18%。 1、美参议院表决通过1万亿美元基础设施建设法案 【CBS】美国国会参议院当地时间10日表决通过总计1万亿美元的基础设施建设法案。参议院民主党领袖舒默当天表示，尽管不同于最初版本，但该基建法案仍将给美国“带来巨大好处”，是几十年来在基建方面的“最大投入”。美国国会预算办公室近日评估称，该基建计划将在未来10年使财政赤字再增加2560亿美元。 据报道，该1万亿美元基建法案中包括5500亿美元的新增加支出，其中1100亿美元用于建设高速公路，660亿美元用于建设铁路，650亿美元用于建设电网，650亿美元用于建设宽带相关设施，550亿美元用于建设饮用水管道相关设施等。接下来，该法案将在众议院进行表决，如果表决通过，将送往白宫，由总统签署成为法律。 2、纽约州长科莫因性骚扰丑闻宣布辞职，该州将迎首位女州长 【今日美国】由于受到多名女性指控性骚扰并面临州议会弹劾，美国纽约州州长安德鲁·科莫昨日宣布辞职，并将于两周后离任。纽约州总检察长办公室8月3日公布的调查报告显示，2013年至2020年期间，科莫对11名女性进行过性骚扰，其中包括其多名女性助理。 报道称，当被记者问及对科莫辞职的反应时，拜登称：“我尊重州长的决定，也尊重他作出的这一决定。”科莫离任后，现年62岁的纽约州副州长凯茜·霍楚尔将接任州长，成为纽约州233年历史上首位女州长。 3、罕见热带疾病致全美2人死亡 美疾控中心展开调查 【国会山报】罕见热带疾病类鼻疽(melioidosis)近日出现在美国乔治亚州、堪萨斯州、得州和明尼苏达州，导致4人感染，其中2人死亡。美国疾控中心日前曾对这种罕见疾病发出警报。这种疾病通常在热带地区出现，多见于南亚和澳大利亚北部，这是卫生专家首次发现这种疾病，似乎起源于美国本土。 报道称，美国每年大约会报告十几例类鼻疽病例，几乎所有病例都可归因于国际旅行，而这4名患者均未在发病前出过国。CDC表示，导致这些患者感染的“最可能的途径是，某种进口产品(如食品或饮料、个人护理或清洁产品或药品)，或这类产品中的一种成分”。 4、莫德纳公司将在加拿大兴建mRNA疫苗工厂 【CBC】加拿大政府8月10日宣布与美国新冠疫苗研发商莫德纳(Moderna)公司达成协议，在加拿大兴建mRNA(信使核糖核酸)疫苗工厂。根据加政府与莫德纳公司签订的备忘录，莫德纳在未来2年内在加建立mRNA疫苗生产设施。 报道称，双方尚未确定具体的工厂地点与工程时间。加官方也未透露相关投资规模。加官方现已批准使用4款新冠疫苗，其中包括莫德纳与辉瑞生产的两款mRNA疫苗。莫德纳公司首席执行官班塞尔(Stéphane Bancel)表示，随着该公司在国际上的扩张，莫德纳将加拿大视为一个重要的合作伙伴，并乐于帮助加拿大确保mRNA技术在本地的供应和制造能力。 5、NASA称2024年登月难以实现，因宇航服2025年才能交付 【CNN】美国宇航局(NASA)总监察长办公室昨日发表报告称，由于新一代宇航服最早也要在2025年4月才能交付，美国宇航员2024年重返月球的计划难以实现。报告称，尽管NASA在这方面的资金有超过10亿美元，但新的宇航服研发仍然还要数年才能完成。 报道称，2019年，阿波罗计划登月50周年之际，美国推出阿尔忒弥斯(Artemis)计划，提出要于2024年实现美国再次载人登陆月球，并最终实现在月球长期驻留。报告将宇航服研发进度落后归咎于资金不足、新冠疫情影响和技术挑战。 6、加拿大多所原住民寄宿学校旧址惊现大量无标记墓 原住民部族展开联合调查 【CBC】加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的三个原住民部族昨日宣布，将对温哥华都市区的一所名为圣保罗的印第安寄宿学校展开联合调查。具体的调查项目包括：进入这所寄宿学校的原住民都有谁，寄宿学校是如何运营的，原住民学生在那里经历了什么，以及有哪些无标记、未登记的墓穴。 报道称，圣保罗印第安寄宿学校在1889年到1959年之间开办，是温哥华都市区唯一的原住民寄宿学校。最近三个月，加拿大先后在多所原住民寄宿学校旧址附近发现超过1000座无标记的坟墓，死者中年龄最小的仅有3岁。 7、13岁男孩试图踢开窗户 致飞洛杉矶航班改道 【纽约邮报】据美国航空公司昨日报道，空乘人员再次用管道胶带约束不守规矩的乘客，这次是在另一名家庭成员砸窗户时将一名13岁的男孩绑在飞机上。据报道，这名少年在美国航空公司从毛伊岛飞往洛杉矶的航班上大发脾气，并与母亲发生了争执。 报道称，乘客帮助工作人员制止这名疯狂的青少年。美国航空公司发言人称，“由于机上一名乘客发生事故”，飞机改道飞往檀香山，男孩在那里被拘留。没有人员受伤的报道。并补充说，“乘客被重新安排在其他航班上或提供酒店住宿。” 8、美国迈阿密倒塌大楼附近再现危楼 居民大半夜被要求撤离 【今日美国】美国迈阿密倒塌公寓楼附近另一座公寓楼出现结构问题，官方近日午夜紧急下令要求居民疏散。报道称，这座公寓楼内有130套公寓，未能在7月通过重新认证。这栋建筑有多根柱子磨损严重，被判定存在结构问题。 迈阿密市官员卡拉·福尔图尼接受采访时说：“几个星期以来，市政府一直在与工程师合作，工程师们得到了如何在这座建筑里施工的具体指示，却没有遵守它们。紧急疏散的居民十分沮丧，因为事发突然，他们不得不丢下自己的家当。” 报道称，在问题解决之前，迈阿密政府将为疏散后的居民提供住房，不过尚不清楚需要多长时间来解决问题。 9、出生重量相当于1个苹果大小，世界“最小婴儿”终于出院 据今日美国昨日报道，出生时仅212克重的世界“最小婴儿”——郭玉萱，上月终于从新加坡国立大学医院出院。据报道，经过长达13个月的治疗，出生重量相当于1个苹果大小、身长约23厘米的郭玉萱目前身体状况良好，出院时的体重已达到6.3公斤。 据报道，郭玉萱的母亲怀孕时被诊断出患有先兆子痫，不得不提前4个月进行剖腹产生下孩子。郭玉萱出生时大腿仅有成年人1根手指那么粗，身体非常虚弱，肺部尚未发育完全，不得不用呼吸机维持呼吸，连医生都认为她的“存活机会有限”。由于患有慢性肺病，14个月大的郭玉萱在家也要依靠呼吸机供氧，不过医生表示，郭玉萱的状态将会越来越好。 10、英国女狱警爱上抢劫犯帮其越狱 ，转头就遭背叛还获3年监禁 据BBC昨日报道，英国德比郡一名33岁女狱警爱上一名抢劫犯，并且帮助他越狱。抢劫犯逃亡半年在各地酒店躲藏，女狱警和他一直保持联系并多次援助。 报道称，两人被警方抓获后，女狱警承认自己的犯罪行为，并表示两人十分相爱。然而警方在抓捕囚犯时，发现他与另一名女子在一起。听证会上，抢劫犯被额外判处6个月监禁，女狱警则被判3年监禁。 11、梅西正式加盟大巴黎 俱乐部主席称梅西加盟是历史性一天 【CNN】8月11日，巴黎圣日耳曼足球俱乐部正式宣布梅西加盟。俱乐部主席表示：“这是了不起的、历史性的一天，对俱乐部和足球世界来说都是如此。”梅西与巴黎圣日耳曼昨日签下2年合同，年薪为3500万欧元。 据报道，加上了梅西3000万欧元的年薪后，大巴黎以3亿欧元的薪水总额，成为了全球工资总额最高的体育俱乐部。在大巴黎之后排在第二位的是皇马，皇马的薪水总额为2.5亿欧元。 12、美国女子模仿《魔鬼克星》情节 擅闯百年纽约布法罗中央车站顶楼捉鬼摔伤 【CNN】美国一名女子日前异想天开，效仿好莱坞电影《魔鬼克星》（Ghostbusters）的情节，与友人携带自制工具，摸黑爬上纽约布法罗中央车站的顶楼狩猎鬼魂，但疑因天色昏暗，女子不慎从超过20英尺的顶楼坠下，当地警消获报后，立即出动救护车送往医院急救，最终女子并无生命危险，但两人擅自闯入建筑物，将可能面临相关刑责。 历史悠久的布法罗中央车站兴建于1929年，曾是纽约市最大的交通中心，但因乘客量骤减导致入不敷出，车站在1979年被正式废弃，目前作为历史遗迹保存，每年吸引各国游客慕名朝圣。1984年的好莱坞惊悚喜剧《魔鬼克星》也曾在布法罗中央车站取景。 13、暖心创意！印尼村民用旧家电制作防疫机器人 ，为隔离民众配送食物 【路透社】印尼东爪哇省的村民近日联合科学家用旧家电制作了一款防疫机器人。这款Delta机器人可以喷洒消毒水，为患新冠正在隔离的民众运送食物。 据悉，机器人由电饭煲、平底锅、电视显示器等家用物品组成。机器人每行驶到被隔离居民的家中，还会发出“祝你平安”的祝福声。 14、挑战“全球最冷游泳”！英国男子将在极地游2周宣传环保 【BBC】英国耐力游泳运动员、环保主义者刘易斯·皮尤近日表示他将挑战“全球最冷游泳”，以向人们警示地球冰川正在加速融化。皮尤称，自己计划在8月底，花2周时间在极地地区进行多日游泳，他也将成为世界上首位极地多日游泳者。 皮尤曾在北极、南极、喜马拉雅山和英吉利海峡等地区游过泳，来宣传环境保护。他目前正前往格陵兰，去接受这次新的挑战。他将在世界上移动速度最快的冰川面前，游过伊卢利萨特冰峡湾10公里路程，在几近结冰的水域中，穿过漂浮的冰块游泳。届时，寒风将让温度骤降至负数。 15、澳大利亚一条蟒蛇将地毯误当宠物狗吞下 【每日邮报】澳大利亚阳光海岸的一名捕蛇人近日在一居民家解救了一条误吞地毯的蟒蛇。捕蛇人斯图尔特·麦肯齐(Stuart McKenzie)到达时看到这条地毯蟒正在吞食一条地毯。捕蛇人说，蟒蛇可能在毯子上嗅到了宠物狗的气息，所以才将毯子误吞下去。 斯图尔特挠蛇的肚子让它催吐，最后蛇吐出了1.5英尺（约50厘米）长的地毯，它被装进袋子放归野外。据悉地毯蟒无毒可以长到4米，它们分布在澳大利亚大部分地区，主要以小动物为食。

We had the pleasure of interviewing Dot Allison over Zoom video! After the haunting lead single Long Exposure heralded the release of Heart-Shaped Scars - Allison's first album in 12 years and her most personal to date - Dot Allison unveils another new single and lyric video, ‘Can You Hear Nature Sing?', out today on SA Recordings. With Allison's vocals at its most ethereal, the single is tranquil in sound and passionate in spirit. ‘Can You Hear Nature Sing?' originated from a poem written by Dot after her friend and poet Stuart McKenzie recommended some of his favourite poets. “On reading some of the work I wanted to use my immediate natural environment to write a poem” Dot explains. The result was ‘Emblems' set in an autumn landscape. Later, when Dot and Zoë Bestel  decided to write a duet for the new album Dot suggested ‘Emblems' as “a starting point for the lyrics” As it transpired it proved fundamental in shaping ‘Can You Hear Nature Sing?',  providing much of the lyrical content. Dot's interests in music, literature, science and nature are integral to Heart-Shaped Scars overall aesthetic. It's backdrop of exquisitely sparse and intoxicating dream-folk evokes Dot's vision for “a pure kind of album that musically imbues a return to nature. I wanted it to be comforting like a familiar in-utero heartbeat.” The album is produced by Allison alongside Fiona Cruickshank, with Hannah Peel adding string arrangements to four songs, courtesy of a quintet of Scottish folk musicians. Recorded at Castlesound Studios in Edinburgh - Dot's home town - the sessions include new collaborations with singer songwriters Amy Bowman “The Haunted” and Zoë Bestel on new single “Can You Hear Nature Sing?”. Since 1999's Afterglow, Allison has striven to “keep the listener on a journey – and myself too.” That journey has taken her from Afterglow's broad church (trip-hop, Tim Buckley-esque ballads, chilled psychedelia) to the sultry synth-pop of We Are Science (2002), the baroque Exaltation of Larks (2007) and the roots drama of Room 7½ (2009).  She's worked with an extraordinary roll call of talent - Kein Shields, Hal David, Paul Weller, Pete Doherty and Darren Emerson, Massive Attack Scott Walker, Slam, Philip Shepard, The Babyshambles & Pete Doherty, underlining the huge respect her peers hold her in. On Heart-Shaped Scars Allison mines a deeply emotive seam. “Love, loss and a universal longing for union that seems to go with the human condition. To me, music is a sort of tonic or an antidote to a kind of longing, for a while at least.”  We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #DotAllison #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Visit our website https://psycho-killer.co for exclusive videos, photos, articles, and transcripts.Part 2 of a two-part UK true-crime documentaryDonald Neilson was born Donald Nappey. He changed his name to get the bullies off his back. But he couldn't shake the jealousy that drove him to rob the vulnerable at gunpoint. He murdered defenceless victims in the pursuit of greed. And he tethered a teenage girl naked in a drainage shaft, demanding £50,000 for her release. Lesley Whittle died in that shaft, throttled by the metal cable Neilson shacked around her neck. But did he fall or was she pushed? That was for a jury to decide.The Six O'clock Knock is a Psycho Killer production.Transcript[Music] this podcast contains descriptions of death and violence that some listeners may find upsetting. Help me for god's sake he's got a gun pc Stuart McKenzie staggered out of the patrol car two lads stood open-mouthed on the pavement outside the junction fish and chip shop in Rainworth Nottinghamshire time seemed to stand still then 18-year-old Paul Cullen and his friend Derek Smart sprinted to the corner phone box and dialled 999. it took 12 minutes for one day's policeman and a gang of have-a-go heroes to restrain Donald Neilson his coat came open during the struggle revealing knives and the bandolier of shotgun cartridges Paul Cullen remembers the melee outside the chip shop I could just see a load of people gathering around and helping the policeman what was not took in a bishop that was trying to help him to restrain him to the railings like and when we got back down there he wasn't quite at the railings but everybody was trying to get involved the best they could to help the policeman because it was on his own at that point I was just thinking that we were looking to be alive being a double-barrelled sawn off shotgun if that gun would have gone off in our direction we'd have been blown through the wind of me and derry what's the one thing that you'll remember above everything else about what happened that night the one thing that really sticks with you well there's actually two I've got the voice of the policeman him for help just disease he slammed his brakes on and also the noise from the gun so we could pick one out of the two there George Collins was an RAF serviceman at the time he left the Robin Hood pub across the road to see what the commotion was about in an email he told the Six O'clock Knock when I arrived on the scene one of the two PCs I think McKenzie was holding the shotgun trying to open the breach I asked if he needed help and he moved it towards me I operated a lever on top of the breach and the gun opened as it did the two cartridges popped out a short way McKenzie kept hold of the gun and I took hold of the cartridges they were placed in bags then put in the boot of the police vehicle along with the gun Neilson was handcuffed to the railings between the toilet block and the chippy he had a Black eye I'm not sure which side I went into the chippy then headed home the next day I travelled back to Edinburgh where I was stationed in the RAF none of my details were taken at the time of the incident some weeks later I had a call from not CID someone had obviously done some leg work and came up with my name I was reported in the local paper as the missing link i.e. how did the gun get in a safe state and the cartridges end up in the boot I had to travel to Nottingham to give a statement and have my fingerprints taken for elimination purposes you're listening to the Six O'clock Knock the true crime podcast that examines historic crimes through a modern lens in part two of our review of the Black Panther case we'll look at the trial of Donald Neilson the prosecution of his wife Irene and the repercussions for policing in the UK were lessons learned from the hunt for the Black Panther remember he was free for 11 months after Lesley Whittle's death and he was caught accidentally by two police officers who were almost certainly being driven to their death by the super fit kidnapper and multiple murderer and last but not least we'll ask how easy it would be for a modern day Black Panther to offend with the impunity that characterized Neilson's reign of terror so how did Lesley Whittle meet her death Neilson swore that she slid off the platform although he did not see her go over he told the Court he went down the ladder for the last time in order to set Lesley free as I descended I saw Lesley had started to move as she normally did to allow me to get off the ladder onto the platform beside her as I stepped from the ladder I had one foot on the landing I took my foot off the ladder and turned and it was while I was doing this to the look round and she went over the lantern was still lit I grabbed this and stepped across to the other side of the landing I put one foot down on the concrete ledge and went down into a squatting position in front of her with the intention of pulling her back up but her head was lower than the gantry and she was hanging with one shoulder underneath it there was nothing for me to grab hold of the torch was pointed into her face her eyes flickered and stopped there was no movement it was then I realized she was dead later Mr Justice Mars-Jones pressed Neilson the accused replied the difficulty is it all happened so quickly the head went over between the stanchion and the far wall she slid in the bag away from the ladder what I did see was the fact the wire went tight she had been in a lying position she wasn't stood up when I said she moved I didn't mean she walked away from me she slid the pathologist Dr John Brown told the Court there was little sign of violence on Lesley's body suggesting she wasn't fighting for her life when she fell to her death the five feet of wire rope looped around her neck was long enough for her to stand in the drain under the platform but the wire snagged on a supporting stanchion rather than landing in the drain Lesley was left dangling by her neck with her toes just a couple of inches off the bottom the Read more: https://bit.ly/black-panther-part-2-transcript

Stuart Mackenzie owns FitPro Sales Agency which is responsible for over £3m in sales for personal trainers, gym owners, online coaches and course providers in the fitness industry. FitPro Sales also provides education & mentoring for coaches who want to develop their ability to sell their services and take their business to the next level. We’ll be focusing on selling the right way. Sales isn’t about twisting someone’s arm to pay you at the point of sale. Sales starts with YOU, your product and the message you portray. Understand this and sales is very easy. You can find Stuart on IG @stu_fitprosales Any questions or feedback, use admin@ptmentoracademy.com

More than 20 hours of interviews recorded during and since the New Zealand-wide lockdown in March last year, have been distilled into a stage show called Transmission. The key figures for creators Stuart McKenzie and Miranda Harcourt were epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson. The aim was to get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into how they were thinking and feeling at the time. The verbatim stage play is about to premiere in Wellington. Lynn Freeman talks to three of the cast: Sophie Hambleton, who plays Jacinda Ardern, Tom Knowles who plays Grant Robertson, and Tim Spite, who returns to the stage to portray Michael Baker. Transmission premieres at Bats Theatre in Wellington on Tuesday, April 20.

Stuart McKenzie is a Snake Catcher and owner of Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7. Stuart and his team are kings when it comes to engaging social media content where they document their day to day work up in Queensland. Not for the faint hearted. Details below on how to reach out to Stuart and learn more about the world of snakes and his business. Show notes Follow Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 via Main Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Stalk me via the usual stuff below; Join me on PATREON! Follow me on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube Donate/Shout Me a Beer via this link. Visit my Discogs, eBay and Bandcamp stores Listen to LORD on Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp (including merch) Follow LORD via Main Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Twitter | Vimeo The podcast is edited and produced by Equinoxe Studios. Artwork by Tristan Tait Illustrations

Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 owner Stuart McKenzie explains what to do if you spot one.

Stuart McKenzie and Ed Freshwater are this week's guest on the award winning Mental Health Monday. They have worked across a spectrum of mental health organisations, in a number of roles. They discuss their experience and world view with Mick Coyle in a wide ranging conversation that takes in politics, social prescription, and even historic quotes. As well as their day jobs, they now produce the RMN Behaving Badly Podcast (@RMNbbpodcast on Twitter) Follow @MrMickCoyle on Twitter, or search Mick Coyle on Facebook. Email mick.coyle@bauermedia.co.uk

On this part two of the second Live Like An Acrobat episode Shenea Stiletto continues her conversation with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics. AerialFitBodies.com

On this part two of the second Live Like An Acrobat episode Shenea Stiletto continues her conversation with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics. AerialFitBodies.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of Live Like An Acrobat Shenea Stiletto announces her Circuspreneur Blog and speaks with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics.

On this episode of Live Like An Acrobat Shenea Stiletto announces her Circuspreneur Blog and speaks with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join podcast hosts Stuart McKenzie and Ed Freshwater as they're joined by comedians Susie McCabe and Susan Morrison for a night of comment and comedy with a mental health nursing flavour. Become a patron of the podcast and get your name in the credits! Join us on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/RMNBehavingBadly

Join regular RMN Behaving Badly hosts Stuart McKenzie and Ed Freshwater as they discuss topical and political issues relating to mental health nursing in the UK. In the first ever live show, they're joined by comedian and expert by experience John Scott.

Bob and Eric sit down with CEO of Reakiro, Stuart McKenzie who shares his perspective on how governments of European countries have reacted to the spread of COVID-19 in the last few weeks. They discuss opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship during a crisis. They also address what the designation of hemp and marijuana derivatives and foods as Novel Foods means in the European Union, and what we can expect to see in the E.U. in the months and years to come.  Hoban Law Group created The Hoban Minute to get closer to our network, highlight the many voices that make up this multifaceted global industry and provide a broader perspective on cannabis, hemp, and marijuana international markets.  Contact Hoban Law Group for all your cannabusiness legal needs.

Welcome to episode 149 of The PE Umbrella Podcast! This week I am joined by superstar teacher of Primary School PE, Stuart McKenzie. On this episode we simply chat about ALL things PE, and take a trip down the regular show questions, seeking to draw out knowledge bombs from Stuart and his experience teaching Primary PE. This means you can expect answers to questions such as: - What currently excites you about PE? - What misconceptions about our subject should be banished to room 101? - How would you describe yourself as a teacher in 3 words - What is your worst ever PE lesson and what did you learn from it? ALL of that and SO much more as we venture down a few rabbit holes along the way! So what are you waiting for? Jump under the umbrella with us and join in the conversation by tweeting me @thepeumbrella. Note pad ready!

MH Nurse and fellow podcaster John Barry Waldron joins regular host Stuart McKenzie ahead of MH Nurses' Day 2020

Staff-side rep, RNMH and RNLD Phil Noyes joins Stuart McKenzie to talk about what makes Mental Health Nursing important to him.

Stuart McKenzie interviews NQN and polymath Leanne Patrick ahead of Mental Health Nurses' Day 2020

Join regular hosts Stuart McKenzie and Ed Freshwater, with special guest Steve Ford (Editor, Nursing Times) discussing what's new where mental health nursing and politics collide. Some silliness too...

Regular hosts Stuart McKenzie and Ed Freshwater are joined by nurse activist Maureen Dolan from Northern Ireland, discussing the nurses' strike action - the first time in 103 years that RCN members have voted for industrial action.

It's here at last, our extremely amateur attempt at podcasting just to get the ball rolling on the intersections of mental health nursing and politics. Ed Freshwater and Stuart McKenzie draw some broad brushstrokes on the absolute state of society after the general election, some issues facing us as nurses and a couple of thoughts on where we need to go.

Brenna and Joe travel to the other side of the world for an investigation into Margaret Mahy's 1984 Carnegie Medal winner, The Changeover and its 2017 film adaptation by Miranda Harcourt and Stuart McKenzie. Brenna appreciates the prickly, unconventional mother/daughter relationship, Joe unpacks how the film uses the 2011 earthquake to inform its narrative and, for the first time on the podcast, an ending dramatically alters the pair's appreciation of one of the texts. In homework: Brenna and Joe chat about the impact of Disney's closure of the FOX 2000 studio, which produced Love, Simon, The Hate U Give and other 'mid-tier' prestige films. Joe also introduces The Changeover star Nicholas Galitzine's upcoming Netflix series, Chambers, which also deals with mysterious events (the guy has a type). Links for next week: Webtoon: https://www.webtoons.com/en/romance/orange-marmalade/list?title_no=97 TV series: https://www.viki.com/tv/26963c-orange-marmalade?locale=en If you want to connect with the show, use #HKHSPod on Twitter: Brenna: @brennacgray Joe: @bstolemyremote Or send us an email at hkhspod@gmail.com. See you on the page and on the screen!

An in-depth conversation with writer, director and producer across film and theatre Stuart McKenzie

This week Caroline Wilson and Corrie Perkin are joined by comedian, actor, writer, theatre director and Scrabble companion Marg Downey.  We discuss the current capers in Canberra as Peter Dutton continues to push for a leadership challenge (as of recording on Thursday the 23rd of August at 7.30am).  Marg Downey takes us behind the scenes of her new theatre show ‘Lottie In The Late Afternoon’ by the Kin Collective plus gives us an insight into some of her memorable roles (including Marion in ‘Kath & Kim’ and as Nicole Kidman’s lover in ‘Top of the Lake’).  For details and tickets to Marg's show visit www.fortyfivedownstairs.com.au or click HERE. Caro weighs in on the Waleed Ali / AFL panel saga plus Caro has another footy themed “Crush of the Week” for The Interchange Bench - Peter Jackson.  For details on our wonderful show sponsor The Interchange Bench visit their website HERE. In “BSF” Corrie’s been reading ‘ A Life of My Own’ by Claire Tomalin (available HERE) Marg and Caro are calling ‘Black Klansman’ a MUST SEE film and Marg shares on of her favourite chicken recipes (see recipe below).  Corrie’s grumpy about some of the sexism on display in NZ politics and in “6 Quick Questions” we ask ‘who can beat Richmond?’, for the knitters there’s a great way of helping drought stricken farmers via the ‘Lamb Jumpers Helping Our Farmers' Facebook page which you can visit HERE. And to wrap things up Caro has a fashion related “GLT” for anyone with an eye for a high end fashion bargain.  We love receiving your comments, suggestions and recommendations - you can email the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au, visit our Facebook page or Twitter feed (@dontshootpod) or check out the 'Caro and Corrie' Instagram account.  Don't Shoot The Messenger is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia and is made possible by The Interchange Bench - specialists in temporary staffing and executive contracting. Call 1800 i BENCH   Marg’s Lemon Chicken with Minted Yoghurt  (inspired by the recipe from ‘All Day Cafe’ by Stuart McKenzie)   1 preserved lemon 100ml of olive oil 1 tablespoon of (good) smoked paprika 1 teaspoon of minced (or finely chopped) garlic 1 tablespoon of chopped thyme  A pinch of chilli flakes  4 boneless chicken breast fillets (skin on). Remove the preserved lemon from the brine, rinse under cold water and remove the rind (discarding the flesh and the white pith). Finely dice.  Combine all of the ingredients (except the chicken) in a large bowl. Season with salt and pepper and mix well. Add the chicken breasts and coat with the marinade. Leave for 2 hours or overnight if possible.  Pre heat your oven to 180C. Heat an overproof non stick fry pan and cook the chicken skin side down for 5 minutes, turn and cook for a further 3 minutes. Transfer the pan to the oven and cook for a further 10 minutes. Leave to rest in a warm place for 10 minutes.  Marg suggests serving with a salad and minted yoghurt.   

Cove Rangers made it nine league games unbeaten at Christie Park with a four-nil win over Huntly. Huntly Caretaker Manager Martin Skinner admitted the timings of goals conceded proved to be costly. Netting an early opener, Cove Co-Manager John Sheran admitted it was important to get themselves in front going into the break. After missing a penalty in a shoot-out midweek, Sheran gave praise to goalkeeper Stuart McKenzie for his fourth consecutive shut-out in the league.

He calmly deals with deadly animals on a daily basis - it's just part of the job - so what actually scares him? Some hair raising near misses and courageous stories in this episode from Stuart McKenzie who runs the business The Snake Catcher 24/7.

In this episode of the Aussie English Podcast I interview snake catcher and reptile keeper Stuart Mckenzie about what it's like catching snakes to earn a crust!

Before "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" there was Laura Chant, the Moon's daughter. The post Miranda Hartcourt, Stuart McKenzie, Erana James – The Changeover #RomaFF12 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Before "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" there was Laura Chant, the Moon's daughter. The post Miranda Hartcourt, Stuart McKenzie, Erana James – The Changeover #RomaFF12 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Before "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" there was Laura Chant, the Moon's daughter. The post Miranda Hartcourt, Stuart McKenzie, Erana James – The Changeover #RomaFF12 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Before "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" there was Laura Chant, the Moon's daughter. The post Miranda Hartcourt, Stuart McKenzie, Erana James – The Changeover #RomaFF12 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Before "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" there was Laura Chant, the Moon's daughter. The post Miranda Hartcourt, Stuart McKenzie, Erana James – The Changeover #RomaFF12 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Before "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" there was Laura Chant, the Moon's daughter. The post Miranda Hartcourt, Stuart McKenzie, Erana James – The Changeover #RomaFF12 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Changeover is a New Zealand film with lots of promise based a book by Margaret Mahy. Its stars include Melanie Lynskey, Timothy Spall and Lucy Lawless and it's directed by Miranda Harcourt and Stuart McKenzie.

An in-depth chat with Wellington-based filmmaker and playwright Stuart McKenzie. We talk a lot about the adaptation of the Margaret Mahy novel The Changeover, the brand new feature film he co-directed with his partner Miranda Harcourt (a previous podcast guest)but we talk too about his writing across his life, his early plays and experimental theatre, his fascination with religion, his time abroad, the movie "For Good" and other writing projects. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth chat with Wellington-based filmmaker and playwright Stuart McKenzie. We talk a lot about the adaptation of the Margaret Mahy novel The Changeover, the brand new feature film he co-directed with his partner Miranda Harcourt (a previous podcast guest)but we talk too about his writing across his life, his early plays and experimental theatre, his fascination with religion, his time abroad, the movie "For Good" and other writing projects.

Actor, director and acting coach Miranda Harcourt talks about taking a back seat to her three children, working with international talent and a pouch of ashes that has special significance.

An in-depth chat with actor/director/acting coach Miranda Harcourt. We talk through her 50-year career from child-star to coaching child-stars. She still works in film - acting and directing - but also has a career as an internationally renowned acting coach. Whether you know her from radio plays or kids TV (narrating Hairy Maclary), from her early defining role on NZ TV's "Gloss" or for her film work such as 'For Good' and 'The Rehearsal' you surely know at least some of her fine work. There's also experimental theatre, being the head teacher of the national drama school (Toi Whakaari)and all of the stories of her generosity with time and skills to theatre practitioners across New Zealand. We talked through it all as well as giving a big plug to the upcoming film she and partner Stuart McKenzie have co-directed, an adaptation of the classic Margaret Mahy book, The Changeover. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth chat with actor/director/acting coach Miranda Harcourt. We talk through her 50-year career from child-star to coaching child-stars. She still works in film - acting and directing - but also has a career as an internationally renowned acting coach. Whether you know her from radio plays or kids TV (narrating Hairy Maclary), from her early defining role on NZ TV's "Gloss" or for her film work such as 'For Good' and 'The Rehearsal' you surely know at least some of her fine work. There's also experimental theatre, being the head teacher of the national drama school (Toi Whakaari)and all of the stories of her generosity with time and skills to theatre practitioners across New Zealand. We talked through it all as well as giving a big plug to the upcoming film she and partner Stuart McKenzie have co-directed, an adaptation of the classic Margaret Mahy book, The Changeover.

This episode is in three parts. Transcript available here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-93-ross-monaghan-stuart-mckenzie-poetry-on-the-picket-line-lpp-transcript.pdf Part One - The Repeat Beat Poet chats to spoken word artist Ross Monaghan at the monthly event Poetry at the PAD in Dagenham. The pair chat about activism, youth work and street art. https://www.facebook.com/RustPoetry/ https://twitter.com/RustPoetry https://www.facebook.com/thepadtv/ Part Two (19:53)- Lizzy Palmer is talking to Stuart McKenzie about his writing and the cross-overs and differences between his poetry and lyric writing. Stuart reads three poems from the Laudanum Chapbook Anthology One. http://www.laudanumpublishing.co.uk/chabook-volume-one/4592761194 Part Three (42:25) - David Turner is out on the Hackney Picturehouse picket line talking to founder of Poetry on the Picket Line, Grim Chip. The pair briefly discuss the motives of the group and why the poets involved want to show solidarity with strike action before we hear readings from some of the poets involved. https://www.facebook.com/Poetry-on-the-Picket-Line-1700015110275934/?fref=ts