Podcast appearances and mentions of teddy cook

On today's show, Len Harris discusses the removal of Title Deeds and property ownership being under threat. Later, Billboard Chris discusses Australia's eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant's previous role with Teddy Cook in drafting eSafety's ‘Protecting LGBTIQ+ voices online report'. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Len Harris is a political campaigner touring Australia under the Silent Majority idea which was conceived after he learned of one of his mate's land ownership plights. Len is a former Pauline Hanson's One Nation Senator in the Parliament of Australia representing the state of Queensland from 1999 until 2005. https://www.thesilentmajority.org.au/ GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Chris Elston, also known as Billboard Chris, is a Canadian activist who passionately opposes gender ideology and advocates against the use of puberty blockers in children. Chris has gained notoriety for purchasing or wearing signs with messages that frequently provoke strong emotional responses from trans and gender-diverse individuals. His controversial methods have sparked debates and discussions across North America. https://www.billboardchris.com/          

Lock Up the Wolves é o quinto álbum de estúdio da banda de heavy metal, Dio. Após uma reformulação que provocou saída de Vinny Appice, Craig Goldy, Jimmy Bain e Claude Schnell nos anos anteriores, Ronnie James Dio faz um concurso para escolher um novo guitarrista para a banda O escolhido foi Rowan Robertson, que na época que foi escolhido (1988) tinha apenas 16 anos. Dio logo chama para seu grupo, o baterista Simon Wright, o baixista Teddy Cook e o tecladista Jens Johansson. O álbum foi comercialmente mal sucedido, contudo, não é difícil ouvir comentários positivos sobre o álbum. Os destaques ficam por conta de "Wild One", pesadissima e rápida, a climática" Born On The Sun", "Hey Angel" ,como seu refrão poderoso, a melódica "Night Music", a cadenciada e violenta faixa título, Walk On Water segue o caminho de Wild One e "My Eyes" com seu início majestoso e calmo, realçado pela voz inconfundível do baixinho. Esse é o ultimo álbum antes de Dio retornar ao Black Sabbath.

World Pride is in full swing in Sydney and it's an opportunity to highlight the importance of positive experiences of healthcare for the LGBTQI+ community. Those positive experiences are badly needed as research shows that bad healthcare experiences can be a risk factor for suicidality, but good experiences are very much protective of mental health. “We found that having affirming experiences within health and medical settings was a strong protective factor,” Teddy Cook, Director of Community Health at ACON, told TMR's Tea Room podcast. “That's an important call to action for GPs. Affirming someone within your practice is a strong protective factor against suicidality and suicide attempts, which is pretty motivating. “I think sometimes we get a little bit overwhelmed with the idea of what affirming someone means. It really just means recognising someone for who they are, and respecting that. It doesn't have to be more complicated ... really hearing who they are, and then responding to that appropriately makes a massive difference. It really does.” That doesn't mean flying a rainbow flag in your waiting room is enough, however. Natalie Amos, a research officer at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University, was a co-author of the research. “We've heard participants say they tried to access healthcare that said it was inclusive, but [the practitioners] ‘knew nothing about how to treat or affirm my identity',” she told TMR. Research, notably, does not support that being trans is in itself a risk factor for suicidality, but that discrimination, harassment and assault are. There is no lack of training available for GPs who are interested in providing trans and gender-affirming care. “There is certainly lots of training available, more is coming, and it's about making sure that GPs are aware of it and where to access it,” said Teddy Cook. “The data from our paper tells us unequivocally, that when people can have a good experience within a healthcare setting of inclusive and affirming practice there are better outcomes ... and are able to have a higher quality of life, move through the world in a safe, affirmed way and feel respected as who they are. “A GP has a key role in all of that.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Charles, Teddy Cook & Bradley Storer chat with James.  UK radio host and podcaster Nick Charles talks about radio, lockdown, body image and being a role model.  NICK CHARLES (@itsnickcharles) • Instagram photos and videos  Teddy Cook discusses One Nation's Education [Parental Rights] Bill in NSW and his experience speaking at the bill's recent parliamentary inquiry.  TransHub  Bradley Storer discusses his career as an actor and cabaret performer, including new works.  Bradley Storer | Facebook  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.  Please support 3CR's June Radiothon and help keep community broadcasting thriving.  GiveNow - In Ya Face, 3CR  Update: after our broadcast on Friday, Gorgeous FM announced that Nick Charles will be broadcasting weekdays from 1 pm, UK time, starting June 14.  Congratulations Nick.

Aunty Vesna, host of Sydney live music platform Queer As Fvck and front person of dirty-electro outfit Gaia Rising take you on a fascinating journey through the creative process of some the best up and coming queer/gender diverse artists, characters and issues in Sydney and beyond.This week the old gurl was blessed to have a chat with Teddy Cook, an amazing soul doing some incredible work for the queer/gender diverse community through their advocacy work with ACON amongst other things. Teddy is a passionate queer-activist and it was a real honour to sit down for a virtual Iced Vo=Vo and hear their perspectives on a variety of topics connected to queer identity, trans health issues and honouring the human experience.Please don’t forget to click subscribe, rate and review the show on the podcast page and also,  Ask Aunty now has a Patreon account, so if you are enjoying the podcast and you feel strongly about supporting queer artists then please follow the links to the Patreon page via our Facebook.Mr Teddy Cookhttps://www.facebook.com/tedcookacontranshub.org.auacon.org.au/tgdacon.org.auQueer As Fvckhttps://www.facebook.com/AskAuntyhttps://www.facebook.com/QueerAsFvckhttps://www.patreon.com/QueerAsFvckMusicParadise written by V Grace remix by Annais Paris

Following an incredible keynote, Jack Halberstam was joined on stage by Teddy Cook and Liz Duck-Chong for a discussion on the ways that this history and representation of trans bodies intersects with contemporary approaches to securing health equity and inclusion for trans and gender diverse people. The panel was facilitated by Associate Professor Christy Newman.

On the eve of Transgender Day of Remembrance, Teddy Cook, the Manager of Trans & Gender Diverse Equity at ACON, talks us through the latest developments in peer-led policy, research and law reform. In a context where trans women of colour and sex workers experience the greatest risk of violence, the conservative right is pushing for ‘religious freedom’ to discriminate, trans kids have born the brunt of backlash against marriage equality and our Prime Minister has opposed human rights guidelines for trans inclusion in sport, we discuss the role of grief, the need to end cis heteronormativity, toxic masculinity and white fragility, and strategies for mobilisation and justice. Teddy introduces new findings from the largest Australian sexual health survey for trans and gender diverse people and explains what a peer-led partnership approach looks like in methodology, design and process. He explains recent law reform achievements (and next steps) in changing birth certificates and accessing gender affirming care as well as new initiatives, including a specialised trans and gender diverse health service that offers peer-run, free, rapid, HIV/STI testing and hormone level testing. Whilst advocating for appropriate questions in data collection so we can ensure culturally competent care and tailored health programming, Teddy explores how we can shift away from deficit-based, pathologizing gatekeeper models and why we should be talking about gender euphoria instead of gender dysphoria.

Vol 211, Issue 7: 23 September 2019. Dr Denton Callander is a Senior Research Fellow at the Kirby Institute. Mr Teddy Cook is the Manager of Trans and Gender Diverse Health Equity at ACON. They talk about trans and gender diverse sexual health and better data collection. With MJA news and online editor, Cate Swannell.

Let’s Do It is a podcast focusing on the practical aspects of sex education and sexual health. In this episode Liz and Alex are talking with health promotion specialist Teddy Cook about HIV, the AIDS2018 conference in Amsterdam and what the global HIV research landscape looks like. We’re looking forward to talking about the history of HIV in the future, but this time we’re focusing on the present and the future! For more information, sexual health links or to submit anonymous questions, visit our website. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, as well as both Liz and Alex.   References and links: AIDS2018 Conference linkThe Institute of Many - Australia’s largest grassroots movement for people living with HIVPrep Access NowGrunt Campaign HIV history links: ACT UP Oral History Project - an extraordinary resource of transcribed interviews with surviving members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, New York.Lessons from the history of HIV/AIDS in Australia – how activism changed the image of an illness - Jennifer Power, The ConversationSilence = Death: It’s Time To Teach AIDS History - Dan Royles, historians.org, also with a bibliography that’s worth working your way through. A lot of great texts, documentaries and books listed.The fears of Australia's HIV crisis have faded. The laws of that time should too - Nic Holas, The GuardianStaying Positive: Condoms, stigma and HIV advocacy in the age of PrEP - Dean Beck, Archer Magazine

Let’s Do It is a podcast focusing on the practical aspects of sex education and sexual health. In this episode Liz and Alex are talking with health promotion specialist Teddy Cook about HIV, the AIDS2018 conference in Amsterdam and what the global HIV research landscape looks like. We’re looking forward to talking about the history of HIV in the future, but this time we’re focusing on the present and the future! For more information, sexual health links or to submit anonymous questions, visit our website. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, as well as both Liz and Alex.   References and links: AIDS2018 Conference linkThe Institute of Many - Australia’s largest grassroots movement for people living with HIVPrep Access NowGrunt Campaign HIV history links: ACT UP Oral History Project - an extraordinary resource of transcribed interviews with surviving members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, New York.Lessons from the history of HIV/AIDS in Australia – how activism changed the image of an illness - Jennifer Power, The ConversationSilence = Death: It’s Time To Teach AIDS History - Dan Royles, historians.org, also with a bibliography that’s worth working your way through. A lot of great texts, documentaries and books listed.The fears of Australia's HIV crisis have faded. The laws of that time should too - Nic Holas, The GuardianStaying Positive: Condoms, stigma and HIV advocacy in the age of PrEP - Dean Beck, Archer Magazine

In this 101 episode, we’re talking about HIV, including what it is, how it works, how to test for it, how to treat it and more! There’s a longer episode coming soon about kink with Teddy Cook, so stay tuned! This is part of our 101 series – shorter lil bites to give you a bunch of information – but will be back with our regular length episodes soon! Like the new format? Want us to cover a topic in this way? Drop us an email or send us an anonymous ask on our site! For more information, sexual health links or to submit anonymous questions, visit our website. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, as well as both Liz and Alex.

In this 101 episode, we’re talking about HIV, including what it is, how it works, how to test for it, how to treat it and more! There’s a longer episode coming soon about kink with Teddy Cook, so stay tuned! This is part of our 101 series – shorter lil bites to give you a bunch of information – but will be back with our regular length episodes soon! Like the new format? Want us to cover a topic in this way? Drop us an email or send us an anonymous ask on our site! For more information, sexual health links or to submit anonymous questions, visit our website. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, as well as both Liz and Alex.

Teddy Cook of ACON (an organisation for HIV prevention, support and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex health) joins Bridie Tanner and Tanya Koens to talk about what LGBTIQA+ means in 2018 and the issues facing young people. Created by the loving hands of Executive Producer Jodie Fisher, Producer Briana Kennedy and our hosts Bridie Tanner and Tanya Koens at FBi Radio in Redfern, Australia. Artwork proudly created by Thomas Brudo. 

Kate Jones and Ted Cook tell us the story of a pair of twins, some snow and slamming it down fast, the perfect analogy for Teddy and Kate's beautiful queer life.   Kate Jones launched The Vegan Teahouse in 2012, the Vegan Collective night market in 2014, and last year established MAKER, a queer feminist run shared commercial kitchen, education space and coffee bar in Petersham. Her identical twin, Ted works at ACON, is an affiliate member of the Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) and the International AIDS Society (IAS), and is a founding member and Co-Chair of the Peer Advocacy network for the Sexual Health of Trans Masculinities (PASH.tm).   Queerstories is an LGBTQI+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events around Australia. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased from your favourite independent bookseller or on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff and insomnia rants follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram.   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Neste podcast Angélica Hellish , Aldre Lima vocalista da banda Wicked Motor Band, Touroman dos podcasts Pauta Livre News e FCL e Flávio Vieira do site Vortex Cultural/Podcast Agenda Cultural prestaram suas homenagens ao ícone do metal Ronnie James Dio.O lendário vocalista de bandas como ELF,RAINBOW,BLACK SABBATH e HEAVEN AND HELL. Cantor excepcional, conhecido também por sua educação e cavalheirismo, gentileza com os fãs... Enfim, nos faltam adjetivos suficientes para descrever esse grande artista que perdemos neste Domingo dia 16/05/2010 cuja personalidade única de insubstituível já nos deixa com muita saudade. Feed|Facebook|Twitter|Instagram|Padrim Inscreva-se no nosso canal no Youtube: O vídeo vai sair por lá! CLIQUE AQUI IMPORTANTE! Gosta do nosso trabalho e quer que ele continue? Doe via PIX! Nossa chave é pixmasmorracine@gmail.com ou seja nosso padrinho ou madrinha nos apoiando no Padrim ou no Colabora aí.  Ajude a manter os podcasts independentes, como o nosso no ar, apoie. Dio no South Park Dio no filme Tenacius D - "Kickapoo" Queensriche ao vivo com Dio Dio no projeto Hear n'Aid We're Stars LINDO! Animação The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast- "Love is All" com música cantada por Dio, muito legal!   Ronnie James Dio, nome artístico de Ronald James Padavona (Portsmouth, 10 de julho de 1942 — Houston, 16 de maio de 2010) foi um vocalista de heavy metal. Ficou famoso por cantar em bandas como Rainbow e Black Sabbath. Ronnie adotou o sobrenome "Dio" em homenagem a um mafioso italiano, Johhny Dio. Ainda na escola, formou com colegas a banda Vegas Kings que, após mudar de nome várias vezes (sendo chamada de Ronnie and the Rumbles, Ronnie and the Redcaps, Ronnie Dio and the Prophets, The Eletric Elves e The Elves), finalmente tornou-se conhecida como ELF. Em meados dos anos 70 foi chamado para cantar no Rainbow de Ritchie Blackmore (ex-Deep Purple), onde gravou quatro álbuns. Após deixar o Rainbow, foi convidado pelo guitarrista Tony Iommi para ocupar o posto de vocalista no Black Sabbath, permanecendo com a banda até 1983. No mesmo ano, lança um álbum solo, Holy Diver. Nele estão Vinny Appice, que também tinha saído do Sabbath e acompanhou Dio, seu antigo companheiro de Rainbow Jimmy Bain e o guitarrista Vivian Campbell (atual Def Leppard). Holy Diver foi muito bem aceito e deixou clássicos como a faixa-título, "Stand Up and Shout", "Don't Talk to Strangers" e a mais famosa "Rainbow in the Dark". Embalado com o sucesso, Dio solta mais um álbum em 1984 chamado The Last in Line. Também muito bem aceito pelo público e pela crítica, trazia a mesma fórmula de Holy Diver. Foi este álbum que levou a banda a uma enorme turnê mundial seguida do seu primeiro vídeo oficial. Os músicos são os mesmos do trabalho anterior, com adição do tecladista chamado Claude Schenell. Em 1985 lança Sacred Heart , cuja turnê rendeu um vídeo ao vivo, Sacred Heart Live. Em 1986 sai um EP ao vivo chamado Intermission com seis músicas onde as que se destacam são "King of Rock and Roll", "We Rock" e "Rainbow in the Dark" e uma faixa inédita de estúdio "Time To Burn" apresentando o novo guitarrista Craig Goldie que substituiu Vivian Campbell durante a turnê de Sacred Heart. Em 1987 é lançado Dream Evil, e Dio só volta a aparecer em 1990 com Lock up the Wolves. A formação da banda é totalmente diferente das passadas. Os músicos são Rowan Robertson (guitarra), Simon Wright (bateria), Teddy Cook (baixo) e Jens Johansson (teclados). Em 1992 Dio volta ao Black Sabbath e grava mais um álbum chamado Dehumanizer. Neste mesmo ano sai uma coletânea intitulada Diamonds The Best Of com vários clássicos da banda Dio. No ano seguinte, Dio lança Strange Highways, seguindo a mesma linha de Dehumanizer. Em 1996 sai Angry Machines, com uma banda composta por Tracy G (guitarra), Jeff Pilson (baixo) e Vinny Appice (bateria). Vieram ao Brasil para tocar junto com Bruce Dickinson,