Podcasts about teamgirls

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.

Listening to these two is like chatting to your best friend. Their story of friendship was love at first cyber-stalk (or close to that); and how they have taken their individual skills and leaped into a new career together is a unique story. During this episode Lise Carlaw and Sarah Wills, better known as Those Two Girls, give us a glimpse into the uniqueness behind their drive and success (Sarah's regular 'welling-up' in our chat gives you an idea of how cool it is...or how much she doesn't mind a little cry). They’ve become popular for their distinctive style and walk the line between smart and irreverent, with warm communication styles and disarming onstage banter. Lise and Sarah's natural female friendship chemistry is engaging and, with a #1 national morning radio segment on Hit FM, clearly audiences want to hear more from them. Outside of radio, Those Two Girls are official ambassadors for Suncorp's national #TeamGirls initiative, which aims to build a national of confident girls in partnership with Netball Australia and Reach Out. They are also creative ambassadors for Brisbane City Council, joining the likes of Keith Urban and Katie Noonan. Lise and Sarah are known for producing sell-out events (which have been attended by thousands in their hometown), and regularly front crowds as MCs and guest speakers thanks to their broad appeal in Brisbane and regional areas. In recent months, they have worked for clients ranging from retail centres to rugby league (State of Origin), child safety organisations (Queensland Government) to charities; car dealerships to chemists; fashion to finance and more. We talked a lot in this episode about finding 'that' friend in adulthood, dealing with imposter syndrome, the business of monetising a friendship, and why at the end of the day you've just gotta back yourself. You'll wanna grab a cuppa and settle for this episode, it's a cracker. Here's a few links for you to connect with Lise and Sarah more. Website: http://thosetwogirls.com.au/ Instagram: @liseandsarah Radio segments: https://omny.fm/shows/those-two-girls

As a little girl, Catherine Freeman had one dream — to go to the Olympic Games. Luckily, she could run fast. Really fast. So fast, she not only went to the Olympics, she won a Gold medal in the 400m race in Sydney! When she sprinted across the finish line ahead of everyone else, she became the very first Aboriginal Australian to win an individual Olympic gold medal and one of the fastest women of all time. Narrated by Australian Netball champion and #TeamGirls ambassador Laura Geitz.

As a little girl, Catherine Freeman had one dream — to go to the Olympic Games. Luckily, she could run fast. Really fast. So fast, she not only went to the Olympics, she won a Gold medal in the 400m race in Sydney! When she sprinted across the finish line ahead of everyone else, she became the very first Aboriginal Australian to win an individual Olympic gold medal and one of the fastest women of all time. Narrated by Australian Netball champion and #TeamGirls ambassador Laura Geitz.

As a little girl, Catherine Freeman had one dream — to go to the Olympic Games. Luckily, she could run fast. Really fast. So fast, she not only went to the Olympics, she won a Gold medal in the 400m race in Sydney! When she sprinted across the finish line ahead of everyone else, she carried the hopes of the nation. And during her victory lap, she carried both the Aboriginal and Australian flags, symbolising her pride in her First Nations heritage. Narrated by Australian Netball champion and #TeamGirls ambassador Laura Geitz.

Yup. Only four. And you can tell which one you are by asking yourself what you do with your office coffee mug when no-one is looking. Thank you for that, happiness guru Gretchen Rubin. Also, Australia is going through the worst flu season it has ever seen, and people are dropping like flies. But is it ever okay to text your boss to tell them that you’re sick? And, is the "singles' list" the new "singles' table" at weddings? Join Mia, Jessie and brand new host Holly Wainwright to discuss all this, and to tackle a listener dilemma about what to do about an unemployed spouse...Show notes Your host is Holly Wainwright with Mia Freedman and Jessie Stephens Your producer and editor is Elissa Ratliff Holly recommends watching Top Of The Lake: China Girl on Foxtel Jessie recommends Holly's new book The Mummy Bloggers - available at apple.co/mamamia Mia also recommends The Mummy Bloggers and the fashion label Erin Lousie Leave us a message on the Podcast phone: 02 8999 9386 or join the conversation on the Facebook page: Mamamia Out Loud And if you can spare a second, leave a review and rating in iTunes; it helps us massively. This episode of Mamamia Out Loud is brought to you by #TeamGirls powered by Suncorp.

Did you know that one of the biggest concern of Aussie parents with teenage girls is body image? In this episode Bec talks to Taryn Brumfitt, founder of Body Image Movement, about how to educate and talk to your daughter about her body and ensure that she values herself for who she is. #TeamGirls in 10, powered by Suncorp, is a new podcast series that focuses on building confidence in young girls. www.suncorp.com.au/teamgirls www.tarynbrumfitt.com www.bodyimagemovement.com/

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

What age should you let your child have a Facebook account? Who should your daughter be following on Instagram? In this episode of #TeamGirls in 10, Bec Sparrow answers these questions and more to ensure your teen has a positive experience on social media. #TeamGirls in 10, powered by Suncorp, is a new podcast series that focuses on building confidence in young girls. www.suncorp.com.au/teamgirls

88% of teenage girls said that playing sport makes them feel great about themselves and 87% said it makes them feel confident, so why are 34% of them playing less sport than a year ago? In this episode Bec talks to former Australian Diamonds netball player, Clare McMeniman about the link between sports participation and confidence and why it's important for your daughter to continue playing sport throughout her teenage years. #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 the father, brother or uncle of a teenage girl? In this episode Bec talks to the CEO of ReachOut Australia, Jono Nicholas, about why Dads, brothers and other male figures are so important in a young girls life and how they can get on board with #TeamGirls and help build her confidence. #TeamGirls in 10, powered by Suncorp, is a new podcast series that focuses on building confidence in young girls. www.suncorp.com.au/teamgirls https://au.reachout.com/

How much sleep is your teen getting each night: need vs reality? In this episode, Bec talks to award-winning journalist and author of Being 14, Madonna King, about the the importance of sleep in a teenagers' life and how to help your daughter prioritise sleep among all of her other commitments. #TeamGirls in 10, powered by Suncorp, is a new podcast series that focuses on building confidence in young girls. www.suncorp.com.au/teamgirls