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In this episode of Here's Hoping, Jayda G chats with filmmaker Damon Gameau about his new documentary Future Council and his dedication to empowering kids to tackle climate challenges while staying hopeful. Damon shares how his latest project helps children overcome fears for the climate and their future by sharing ideas and calls to action with senior figures, and emotive oy engage them in taking meaningful action for the planet. Jayda and Damon discuss the power of children's creativity and getting everyone to tap into the inner child to drive climate solutions, and shifting activism from fear-mongering to joyful dreaming.Damon emphasizes the importance of healing the future—not stealing it— and fostering a regeneration mindset and action over sustainability, which is no longer good enough. Damon shared with a Jayda why he started his platform The Regenrators which creates personalized action plans directing his film audiences to actions and resources that makes most sense for them, and how Damon has created a way to convert impressions of doc activism into tangible action. Jayda and Damon also discuss how dreaming of a better world and engaging in positive action can transform anxiety into hope and inspire real change, and why working with children fills Damon with hope for the future. This is a wonderful episode for inspiring people who need hope and also want to learn more about how to talk and work with kids around the theme of the climate crisis and activism.Follow Damon GameauFollow Jayda GFollow Here's Hoping PodcastMore on our guest The RegeneratorsThe Regenerators - Future CouncilFuture Council Trailer Damon Gameau is an Australian film director, speaker, and author. After making a name for himself as an actor and fiction director, in 2015 Damon turned to activism with his debut feature documentary “That Sugar Film”, which became Australia's highest grossing documentary film ever. Damon turned his focus to the climate with his climate solutions feature documentary “2040” in which he imagines a future climate crisis free world for his daughter, and is now releasing his latest climate focused doc ‘Future Councils', where he took a group of kids around the world to engage senior figures in talks on climate action and positive change . Damon is also a co-founder of Regen Studios and the impact platform The Regenerators which builds comprehensive impact campaigns for their films and raises money for ecological solutions and awareness in classrooms, boardrooms, and Parliaments around the world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(Conversation recorded on September 24th, 2024)     It is frequently true that those who will inherit the greatest consequences of our climate crisis – today's youth – have the least voice in shaping what happens next. But if given a seat at the table, what would these children have to say about creating a more sustainable path forward?  In this Reality Roundtable, Nate sits down with documentarian Damon Gameau and three young activists featured in his documentary film The Future Council, to discuss their experiences grappling with the complex challenges of transforming a system that is actively harming our planet and what they think should be done to save humanity from itself.  What do kids think about the actions of the most powerful and wealthy individuals and corporations in our global societies? How would they act differently if they had children sitting in their boardrooms? Finally, what would the world look like if we incorporated the hopes and fears of the youngest amongst us into our decision-making for the future?    About David Gameau: Damon Gameau is an Australian film director, speaker and author. In 2015, he turned to activism with his debut feature documentary ‘That Sugar Film', which sold to 25 territories and received numerous awards. Damon then directed the climate solutions feature documentary ‘2040' and authored an accompanying book ‘2040: a Handbook for the Regeneration'. Both films sit in the top 10 highest grossing Australian documentaries at the domestic box office.  Damon then co-founded Regen Studios with Anna Kaplan where together they work with philanthropists and partners to build comprehensive impact campaigns for their films, raising money for ecological solutions and awareness in classrooms, boardrooms, and Parliaments around the world.    About Skye Neville: Skye lives near Fairbourne in North Wales. This village has been described as the doomed village and its residents are destined to become the first climate refugees of the Western world. For the past few years Skye campaigns against the plastic rubbish on kids' comics and magazines. Skye is a massive fan of sailing but has a genuine dislike for plastic wrap magazines.   About Clemence “CC” Currie: She is the founder and current CEO of CCs Plastic Pick-up Crew, where they clean up local beaches in Scotland. She has a particular passion for the ocean, plastics and the climate crisis. CC loves hiking with her Dad but has no time for chocolate cake.   About Joaquin Minana: Joaquin is our straight shooter! Joaquin is from The Netherlands and has worn hearing aids since he was an infant. He speaks multiple languages and wants to use these skills to speak about the injustices of the world, as a writer or lawyer. He hates math but loves the first sound he ever heard.   Show Notes and More  Watch this video episode on YouTube   ---   Support The Institute for the Study of Energy and Our Future Join our Substack newsletter Join our Discord channel and connect with other listeners  

Today, Oni Blecher speaks with Zoë Rose Gameau to hear Zoë's breech birth story. Zoë is a mother of two girls and lover of nature. She lives with her daughters in a tiny studio home nestled amongst the trees and streams of the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Her current work is in creative development as Executive Producer at a sustainable film production company, Green Thumb Media.  In the past, whilst being primary carer mothering two young children, she worked closer to home, founding How We Gather, a profit for purpose company facilitating health coaching for individuals and groups with creative methods and circle gatherings.  She also worked part time for the not-for-profit group Environmental Leadership Australia which further deepened her engagement with the reality of the challenge we face environmentally and some of the solutions available. Previously an actress, Zoë worked with almost every major TV network in Australia, also contributing behind the scenes and featured in the documentaries That Sugar Film and 2040.  As a published author she contributed to books 1 & 2 of That Sugar Guide - A Pan Mac Millan publication. The weaving of these worlds leads Zoë to where she is today; combining all her efforts to bring about the sharing of meaningful stories to help shape a healthy society and environment in a responsible, wise and artistic way, whilst taking time to enjoy the simplicity of her surroundings and raising her children lovingly.Find Zoë at her film production company here: https://www.greenthumbmedia.com.au

This week's episode features Susan's middle and youngest daughters, and their takes on watching That Sugar Film in PE. In a shocking turn of events Susan's youngest daughter got in the car one day last week after school and said "Guess what WE watched today" and sure enough it was That Sugar Film. Argh, this film refuses to disappear. A heightened conversation ensued! We thought it might be interesting to recreate the conversation minus Susan's swearing. The interview is in two parts as it was harder than it should have been to get everyone all in the same place at the same time. You'll hear both girls are fairly steady in their feelings about food and their body, and are fortunately not swayed by the film. This is exactly what we talk about all the time. We are working hard to change the world, but until we can we need to protect our children from Diet Culture by making our homes a safe have from it. You can sign the petition to remove this film from schools here Unreliable Narrator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreliable_narrator Good experiment design https://nc3rs.org.uk/3rs-resources/key-elements-well-designed-experiment

Damon Gameau was one of the most successful actors in Australia when he made ‘That Sugar Film', a documentary which unpacked the dangerous volume of sugar in our food system. He next turned to climate change with 2040, and joins Duncan Greive on Business is Boring to explain how to get people to pay attention to topics which require our attention, even when the topic is one we'd rather ignore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special episode we delve deep into the world of visionary, filmmaker, actor, director, producer and an environmentalist Damon Gameau. His work has captured the hearts and minds of millions. His groundbreaking documentary "That Sugar Film" was a powerful exposé that opened our eyes to the dangers of hidden sugars lurking in our everyday diets. It subsequently become Australia's highest-grossing documentary of all time. His other epic "2040," was an inspiring journey into the realms of possibility to solve our ecological crisis. Damon's was nominated for NSW Australian of the Year for his outstanding contributions to 'the Regeneration' movement, which seeks practical innovations to heal our planet, one step at a time. Today he invites us further into his magical world as we explore his latest project which promises to be his most impactful to date. 

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Damon Gameau  - A call to arms for storytellers!  It's time to shine the spotlight on our story tellers; the creatives,  film makers, artists, poets, chefs, writers and musicians. "If our storytellers cannot find a way then the way cannot be found".  Join Jade & Damon in this conversation about defying the attention economy, ways to avoid being numbed but the inertia of the system (which is not actually our friend - despite it being dressed up that way) and why rites of passage could be the answer to rebuilding our culture .Finally, we  ask the big question  - how do you define ENOUGH. If you've loved Damon's films 2040 & That Sugar Film you're in for one exceptionally powerful convo with this captivating  & clever creative.Episode SummaryPeople are seeking leadership that doesn't use language without humanisationSo much of the story we are told now is dictated by extraction, competition, rivalry,The shift from humans with animus beliefs to industrialised beliefsDefining our collective stories through the feedback from our creative & soul stirring storytellersDefying the attention economy by stepping away from the barraging information torrent to allow for conscious decisionsFinding your place in action Choosing to understand rather than polarisingSlowing our judgement despite the push for pace - let a slowly defined opinion be yours Acknowledging we agree on a desire for community, healthy children, access to food….and we are not actually dividedTaking responsibility of our own individual actions and teach our children to listen & to understandWhy its NOT human nature to be greedy & selfish, because we've  evolved through a deeply cooperative, symbiotic spirit.Rewrite our culture away from competitive nature & highlight our dependency on each other Finding your path of individualism within the collective Deradicalising the truth of what we need to doConsidering context when storytelling to shift the needle Building a less fragile systemWhy it's not a nationalist sentiment if you want sovereignty of independenceShifting from being a consumer to being a citizenBuilding wings that will allow us to fly high and thrive with our culture providing the windManifesting creativity and ingenuity by working with our kidsShaping, creating and changing culture through coexistence, lateral thinking and practical skills - starting with the education of our childrenThe dance between peril and possibility Turning emerging science into magical stories to captivate kids imaginations  Prison inmates in the States spend more time outdoors than our childrenThe ongoing process of unlearning as flawed humans Deciding what's enough. Do you keep working beyond your enough to go slower or do you keep going to give to others.  Rites of passage as a pathway to regenerationAyahuasca ceremonies, breath workTaking a glimpse into the “other” to fill the gap left by a crises of meaningReferences“Surviving the future, culture, carnival and capital”  - David FlemmingRites of Passage InstituteRecapture the Rapture - rethinking god, sex and death in a world that's lost its mind - Jamie Wheal2040 Film - Directed by DamonThat Sugar Film - Directed by DamonSupport the show

Michael Matrenza is a senior marketer with over fourteen years of experience working in distribution in Australia. Having previously worked at Roadshow Films and on Melbourne International Film Festival, Michael has worked in the marketing team at Madman Entertainment since 2011, currently heading up marketing for the business across theatrical, home entertainment and streaming platform DocPlay. With a passion for collaborating with local filmmaking teams to define audience strategies and finding local audience for international cinema, some of Michael's favourite campaigns include High Ground, Nitram, Parasite, Ali's Wedding, That Sugar Film, The Death of Stalin, Searching for Sugar Man and The Killing of a Sacred Deer.

Ancient Egyptians called it podagra (foot-trap), Hippocrates the unwalkable disease, and the 17th and 18th century it became known as the Disease of Kings. Gout has long been associated with rich foods and an affluent lifestyle. Yet, its significance in the modern era cannot be overstated. Commonly thought of a joint disease, the systemic impact are becoming increasingly apparent. Join us as we discuss the significance of gout for patients and the importance of diet, treatment and management. Our special guests include: Professor Richard Johnson is a physician in internal medicine, renal, and infectious diseases. Professor Johnson is involved in research and published over 260 journal articles, ‘The Fat Switch' in 2012, and ‘Nature wants us to be fat' in 2022. He also is popular on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAjC_BWMElk Professor Ken Sikaris is a chemical pathologist and the Director of Chemical Pathology at Melbourne Pathology. Professor Sikaris is a NATA assessor, Founding Fellow of the RCPA Faculty of Science and principle examiner in Pathology Informatics. He is also an advocate of the low carb diet on YouTube (with over half a million views) and was Professor Blood in the Australian documentary ‘That Sugar Film'. This is the story of gout.Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damon Gameau, the award-winning director of That Sugar Film and 2040, toured his new film Regenerating Australia around Western Australia's south a few weeks ago. Joining him on the panel in Leederville was highly regarded First Nations woman Heidi Mippy, Natural Intelligence Farming co-founder Dianne Haggerty, and me. Ballardong Noongar man, Oral McGuire, who you'll have heard mentioned a bit on this podcast (like in eps 87 and 105), granted us the privilege of his powerful Welcome to Country. And as you'll hear, in some ways, proceedings on this night presaged the transformative federal election that was to come two days later (see ep 121 for more on that). Incidentally, I'll release the inspiring panel conversations from Margaret River and Fremantle for subscribers to the podcast on Patreon – so do jump on there if you haven't yet! And I ended up hosting the Busselton event, where a very distinct conversation took place – I'll have that out for you all to hear soon. For now, it's over to Leederville, where 300 people came along for this final west coast screening, the penultimate event of Damon's national tour. Oral's Welcome – 3.00m Damon's entry at the end of the film & panel exchange – 9.00m Questions from the audience – 21.45m This panel conversation was recorded at Luna Cinema in Leederville, Perth, on 19 May 2022. Title slide image: the Regenerating Australia tour image (supplied). Music: Regeneration, composed by Amelia Barden, from the soundtrack of the new film Regenerating Australia, available for community screenings now - https://theregenerators.co/regenerating-australia/ Find more: Regenerating Australia is available for community screenings now (and grant applications, requests for materials etc.) - https://theregenerators.co/regenerating-australia/ It'll also screen at the Beverley Town Hall, in the wheatbelt of WA, on 17 June, with panel conversation featuring Oral McGuire, Di Haggerty, Grant Revell & Damon Gameau (online), hosted by Anthony James - https://www.regennarration.com/events/regenerating-australia-beverley And for more on the RCS Australia conference - https://www.regennarration.com/events/convergence-international-conference-2020 Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making this episode possible. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them to help keep the podcast going. Just head to the website at https://www.regennarration.com/support If you'd like to become a subscriber to the podcast, connect with other listeners and receive other benefits, head to my Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/RegenNarration I've added an offering in The RegenNarration shop too - https://www.regennarration.com/shop You can also support the podcast by sharing an episode with a friend or colleague, or rating or reviewing the podcast. Thanks for helping to keep the podcast going!

On Episode 315 of Impact Boom, Damon Gameau of 2040 and That Sugar Film discusses how communities are more effectively informing climate change policy, and how film and television can be used as a medium to convey social impact and societal changes.

Kim Paul Nguyen is a multimedia journalist and filmmaker. He recently produced a documentary film called ‘Conversations with Coal Miners about Climate Change', funded by the Walkley Foundation and distributed by VICE. And what a film. Damon Gameau, the award-winning filmmaker of 2040, That Sugar Film, and most recently Regenerating Australia, calls it a ‘must-watch'. In many ways, there is no more important a story. And Kim navigates it beautifully. Though not without hitting up against the challenges that make this work so vital. Out of the story's dramatic and moving turns so much is revealed, including how coal miners, and the rest of us, are too often used as political pawns. And how we can get out of that trap, to have a chance at achieving more of the bigger picture outcomes just about all of us want. Kim's is a heck of a life story to date, and this provides the backdrop to the film. As a young person deeply concerned about climate change, he became a committed activist. In 2009 he cycled from Australia to Denmark to promote action on climate change, and was nominated for Young Australian of the Year. But it started to dawn on him that what he was doing wasn't working. It wasn't changing things the way he'd hoped. So he headed north, camera in hand, to dig deeper into what might. Kim has also written for The Guardian, Al Jazeera, VICE and the Big Issue. This conversation was recorded online with Kim at home in Sydney, on 11 May 2022. Title slide image: Kim setting up in Clermont, Queensland (supplied). Music: Temporary, by Yen Nguyen. Find more of Yen's tunes at https://znap.link/mechanicalpterodactyl Regeneration, composed by Amelia Barden, from the soundtrack of the new film Regenerating Australia, on tour around Western Australia this week - https://theregenerators.co/regenerating-australia/ Find more: Kim's website - https://www.kimpaulnguyen.com/ Kim's film ‘Conversations With Coal Miners About Climate Change' (37 minutes, freely available) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGCYrK9ZC7k Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making this episode possible. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them to help keep the podcast going. Just head to the website at https://www.regennarration.com/support If you'd like to become a subscriber to the podcast, connect with other listeners and receive other benefits, head to my Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/RegenNarration I've added an offering in The RegenNarration shop too - https://www.regennarration.com/shop You can also support the podcast by sharing an episode with a friend or colleague. Thanks for helping to keep the podcast going!

In this episode, Morag Gamble talks with Damon Gameau about his latest film, Regenerating Australia. The Permaculture Education Institute's Film Club is hosting a free livestreaming on May 20th. BOOK HERE.Damon Gameau is an award-winning filmmaker, author, father and activist. His 2015 movie, That Sugar Film, broke Australian box office records, and his other feature-length film, 2040, was one of the highest-grossing Australian documentaries of all time.His latest offering, Regenerating Australia, is a short film that explores what Australia could look like in 2030 if we listened to the needs of its people. Based on interviews with a diverse group of Australians about their hopes for the future, the film features well-known voices like Kerry O'Brien, Sandra Sully, Gorgi Coghlan, Tim Flannery, Larissa Behrend and David Pocock.Morag and Damon discuss:Creating a safe space for young people to talk about climate change and take action;The power of storytelling for creating change;The upcoming Australian Federal election;There is no saviour coming to combat climate change – it requires action from the network of changemakers within Australia and the world – our very own mycelial network;What the Northern Rivers flooding in NSW taught us about the importance of localisation and self-governance;How we measure success now and how we might measure it in the future;Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics;The problem with apocalyptic storylines;How do we put climate change solutions front and centre so they're funded;What drives change;Regenerating Songlines Australia, a continent-wide network that connects regenerative projects and practitioners led by First Nations peoples and inclusive of all Australians;The rise of regenerative farming in Australia, contributed partly by Southern Cross University's Regenerative Agriculture Course;How we can incentivise regeneration of our land;Gregory Landau's recently formed Regen Network;Australia's reliance on fossil fuels and reluctance to give them up;The power of Indigenous knowledge and the role it can play in healing our planet.This podcast is bought to you by The Permaculture Education Institute.Please rate and review this podcast in the Apple Podcast app, Spotify, or wherever you listen. By giving this podcast a five-star review, we can help bring Permaculture into other people's lives.

This week Laura Turner's guest is award-winning screen director, author and activist, Damon Gameau. Damon is best known for his smash documentary hit ‘That Sugar Film' to coincide with his accompanying best-selling book ‘That Sugar Book'. His latest short film ‘Regenerating Australia' is one which transports viewers into the future world of 2029, as the tumultuous 2020's draw to a close. The film then asked the questions ‘What would Australia look like by 2030 if we simply listened to the needs of its people'?Damon has had sporadic roles as an actor in some highly acclaimed shows, and has won various AACTA and AFI awards, among his large collection of great works.

With the highest grossing Australian documentary under his belt, Damon Gameau knows a thing or two about what gets people to take action. It's a good thing he uses that power for good and not evil. After huge success with That Sugar Film and 2040, the former actor Damon Gameau has a new doco called Regeneration Australia - which looks at how much the planet could potentially thrive over the next ten years. Gameau shares with Matt what he believes we need to focus on to see massive changes to our planet. They discuss (among other tings) politics, the effectiveness of electric cars, and of course, coffee...  

Damon Gameau has been a wonderful presence in so many of our lives for a couple of decades now - from his prominent acting career, to his transformation into an award-winning film-maker. There's his timeless Tropfest winner Animal Beatbox, through to his legendary documentary features That Sugar Film and 2040. Now there's a new film about to launch, with the vision honed towards 2030. This vital decade. It's another master work – a short film with a big story. It's called Regenerating Australia. Along with the film, there'll be another huge outreach effort, a community projects funding program, and more. This time, Damon draws on visions expressed by communities around Australia, uniting on key themes across political and other divides. This is our take off point, and from there our conversation weaves through some of the many layers of the film, our country, and our respective personal paths. From what Regeneration means, and how to protect it, to the practicalities of how the film will roll out in the lead up to a pivotal and promising federal election. The community independents movement continues to gather momentum, along with so many other aspects of regeneration. Though I wondered, given Damon's focus on these stories of regeneration, how we might hold the darker aspects. And how his friendship with the late great Aboriginal performer David Gulpilil shaped his understanding of story, from the perspective of this Country's first story-tellers. You'll also hear a sneak preview of the beautiful soundtrack to the new film. This conversation was recorded online on 11 February 2022. Title slide image: Damon Gameau (supplied). Music: Regeneration (from the Regenerating Australia soundtrack), composed by Amelia Barden Discover more: Regenerating Australia - https://www.regeneratingaustralia.com/ If you'd like to hear my conversation with Cathy McGowan that Damon referred to, head to episode 85 - https://www.regennarration.com/episodes/085-politics-that-works And you'll find the Songlines book we talk about here - https://www.booktopia.com.au/songlines-margo-neale/book/9781760761189.html Hear more of Amelia Barden, composer of the Regenerating Australia film soundtrack - http://www.ameliabarden.com/ You can also hear my previous conversations with Damon on the podcast for episodes 30 (just as 2040 was being finished), 38 (when it premiered in Perth) and 77 (when 2021 began) - https://www.regennarration.com/episodes Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making this episode possible. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them by heading to the website at https://www.regennarration.com/support. Thanks for helping to keep the show going! And thanks for listening.

This week Tayla is joined by Taylor St. Pierre from the University of Hartford Libraries and Lisa Underhill from Johnson and Wales University to talk to them about their experience working in an academic library. They discuss how academic libraries are different from the public library as well as what makes their specific institutions unique. They also talk about Star Wars novels, shows with new seasons out now, and futurist non-fiction. During The Last Chapter they talk about listening to music while reading. Like what you hear? Rate and review Down Time on Apple Podcasts or your podcast player of choice! If you'd like to submit a topic for The Last Chapter you can send your topic suggestions to downtime@cranstonlibrary.org. Our theme music is Day Trips by Ketsa and our ad music is Happy Ukulele by Scott Holmes. Thanks for listening! Books Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro The Latinist by Mark Prins The Future is Faster Than You Think by Peter H. Diamandis & Steven Kotler Blockchain: The Next Everything by Stephen P. Williams Star Wars Thrawn Trilogy by Timothy Zahn Thrawn: Alliances by Timothy Zahn AV Succession (2018- ) The Dressmaker (2015) The Righteous Gemstones (2019- ) That Sugar Film (2014) RuPaul's Drag Race (2009- ) The Witcher (2019- ) Yellowstone (2018- ) Outlander (2014- ) The White Queen (2013) Other Johnson & Wales University, Providence, RI University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT

Damon Gameau is an actor and director, and most well-known for his documentaries ‘That Sugar Film', and of course ‘2040' His films and content are well known, so I wanted to know WHY he decided to make them… what was it that he saw in the world that he needed to address? Damon shares the power and potency of storytelling, and how we tell ourselves individual stories, but we also share collective stories, for example about how our economy ‘should' run, or how we ‘should' live our lives. The thing is, these stories are not very old in our history! Damon sees an opportunity for us to start sharing new stories, that will ultimately shape our culture and how we live. In a wide-ranging conversation we also talk about Damon's social and environmental impact campaigns to go with his films, which offer people an action they can channel their emotion into We talk about how we are developing ‘carbon tunnel vision', and the need to look at the world in a wholistic way rather than a reductionistic way We talk about our system of uninhibited economic growth, and how that plays out politically and how politicians are governing out of fear Damon shares his learnings living with indigenous cultures, and his experiences with psychedelics, and much more. And of course, we talk about his new film and body of work Regenerate Australia, which you will no doubt see a lot more about very very soon.   You're going to love this one, please enjoy, Damon Gameau See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I was fortunate enough to speak with someone who is a master storyteller. Someone who has thought deeply about societal narratives and telling a better climate story for years: Damon Gameau.Damon is an award-winning actor and director widely known for "That Sugar Film" which is the all-time highest-grossing documentary in Australia.But his latest documentary, 2040, may be my favorite climate doc to date. With a touch of humor, great visuals, and highlighting people scaling up today's climate solutions, Damon paints a hopeful picture of what the world could be in 2040 - a world that his 7-year-old daughter, Velvet, will someday inherit.Timeline0:00 Intro1:10 Damon's climate journey4:45 Where did the idea for 2040 come from?12:15 Damon's tips for talking about climate change with others18:20 Behind the scenes: what it was like making the film & lessons learned22:00 The unimaginable speed of climate action & meaningful jobs over the next decade.25:00 Donut economics explained30:15 (Much needed) advice for media and journalists on covering climate.31:30 The importance of stories (we're all storytellers). How art & stories shape culture - which decides what ideas live or die36:00 How Damon talks to his young daughter about climate40:35 The 2040 community and impact campaign45:00 How to join the 2040 community & make an action plan50:45 Where/how to watch 204053:10 Book recommendations56:20 Damon's final call to action2040 linksWebsite: https://whatsyour2040.com/Make a climate action plan: https://whatsyour2040.com/activate-your-plan/Watch the film with the CS community on Wed, November 3rd at 7 EDT! Crowdsourcing Sustainability links:Sign up for the Crowdsourcing Sustainability newsletter!WebsiteWe're a 501c3 nonprofit. Invest in us so we can keep increasing our climate impact! https://crowdsourcingsustainability.org/donate/Linktree with other socials: https://linktr.ee/crowdsourcingsustainabilityAnd a huge thank you to Diego Rentsch for editing Support the show (https://crowdsourcingsustainability.org/donate/)

Damon Gameau from 2040 and That Sugar Film talks on the big issues and how to create change in society.

Damon Gameau  - A call to arms for storytellers!  It's time to shine the spotlight on our story tellers; the creatives,  film makers, artists, poets, chefs, writers and musicians. "If our storytellers cannot find a way then the way cannot be found".  Join Jade & Damon in this conversation about defying the attention economy, ways to avoid being numbed but the inertia of the system (which is not actually our friend - despite it being dressed up that way) and why rites of passage could be the answer to rebuilding our culture .Finally, we  ask the big question  - how do you define ENOUGH. If you've loved Damon's films 2040 & That Sugar Film you're in for one exceptionally powerful convo with this captivating  & clever creative.Episode SummaryPeople are seeking leadership that doesn't use language without humanisationSo much of the story we are told now is dictated by extraction, competition, rivalry,The shift from humans with animus beliefs to industrialised beliefsDefining our collective stories through the feedback from our creative & soul stirring storytellersDefying the attention economy by stepping away from the barraging information torrent to allow for conscious decisionsFinding your place in action Choosing to understand rather than polarisingSlowing our judgement despite the push for pace - let a slowly defined opinion be yours Acknowledging we agree on a desire for community, healthy children, access to food….and we are not actually dividedTaking responsibility of our own individual actions and teach our children to listen & to understandWhy its NOT human nature to be greedy & selfish, because we've  evolved through a deeply cooperative, symbiotic spirit.Rewrite our culture away from competitive nature & highlight our dependency on each other Finding your path of individualism within the collective Deradicalising the truth of what we need to doConsidering context when storytelling to shift the needle Building a less fragile systemWhy it's not a nationalist sentiment if you want sovereignty of independenceShifting from being a consumer to being a citizenBuilding wings that will allow us to fly high and thrive with our culture providing the windManifesting creativity and ingenuity by working with our kidsShaping, creating and changing culture through coexistence, lateral thinking and practical skills - starting with the education of our childrenThe dance between peril and possibility Turning emerging science into magical stories to captivate kids imaginations  Prison inmates in the States spend more time outdoors than our childrenThe ongoing process of unlearning as flawed humans Deciding what's enough. Do you keep working beyond your enough to go slower or do you keep going to give to others.  Rites of passage as a pathway to regenerationAyahuasca ceremonies, breath workTaking a glimpse into the “other” to fill the gap left by a crises of meaningReferences“Surviving the future, culture, carnival and capital”  - David FlemmingRites of Passage Institute Recapture the Rapture - rethinking god, sex and death in a world that's lost its mind - Jamie Wheal2040 Film - Directed by DamonThat Sugar Film - Directed by DamonSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading)

** Thanks for downloading this episode. If you'd like to stay in touch with our continuing story, Season 2 continues at This Medical Life, in which Dr Travis Brown continues his exploration of diseases and our approaches to treatment from history to the modern day. Have a look in your podcast app now for This Medical Life, and hit subscribe so you never miss an episode ** Cholesterol is an essential component of our cells. It is synthesized by our cells and affected by dietary, lifestyle, and genetic factors. Unfortunately, cholesterol for doctors can feel like a moving target as different guidelines have different recommendations, new measurements can appear on reports (ie Non-HDL), and it is a constantly evolving topic for research In this episode, we talk to one of Australia's foremost expert in Cholesterol, Professor Ken Sikaris. This podcast is eligible for 1 RACGP CPD point – self reporting. Associate Professor Ken Sikaris Bio KEN trained in science then medicine at Melbourne university before becoming a pathologist in 1992. He worked for several years at St Vincent's hospital in Melbourne including running a specialist lipid/cholesterol laboratory performing research as well as seeing hundreds of patients in the lipid/cholesterol clinic. Since then he has worked in private pathology and currently in his job as chemical pathology director he supervises testing on thousands of patients each day - including thousands of cholesterol tests. He is well known internationally in the fields of pathology Quality and how we define the decision limits we use to interpret blood tests. Ken has several YouTube's on the low carb down under site (with a total of over half a million views) and some may have seen him as Professor Blood in the Australian documentary ‘That Sugar Film'. Bio Link: https://www.mps.com.au/about-us/pathologists/assoc-prof-ken-sikaris/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyzPEii-wo0 That Sugar Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsnk8s6JNIQSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cholesterol is an essential component of our cells. It is synthesized by our cells and affected by dietary, lifestyle, and genetic factors. Unfortunately, cholesterol for doctors can feel like a moving target as different guidelines have different recommendations, new measurements can appear on reports (ie Non-HDL), and it is a constantly evolving topic for research In this episode, we talk to one of Australia's foremost expert in Cholesterol, Professor Ken Sikaris. This podcast is eligible for 1 RACGP CPD point – self reporting. Associate Professor Ken Sikaris Bio KEN trained in science then medicine at Melbourne university before becoming a pathologist in 1992. He worked for several years at St Vincent's hospital in Melbourne including running a specialist lipid/cholesterol laboratory performing research as well as seeing hundreds of patients in the lipid/cholesterol clinic. Since then he has worked in private pathology and currently in his job as chemical pathology director he supervises testing on thousands of patients each day - including thousands of cholesterol tests. He is well known internationally in the fields of pathology Quality and how we define the decision limits we use to interpret blood tests. Ken has several YouTube's on the low carb down under site (with a total of over half a million views) and some may have seen him as Professor Blood in the Australian documentary ‘That Sugar Film'. Bio Link: https://www.mps.com.au/about-us/pathologists/assoc-prof-ken-sikaris/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyzPEii-wo0 That Sugar Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsnk8s6JNIQ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Recognizing her sensible approach to nutrition, four years ago, Wiley Publishing commissioned Michele to write Beating Sugar Addictions for Dummies.  Every week, Michele works with major banks in Australia – Westpac, CBA, ANZ, HSBC, and corporations like Apple, Dropbox, Dexus, News.com, MFAA, Women in Focus, ACCOR, Westfield, Department of Defence, Tourism Portfolio, Heart Research Australia, Cure Cancer, and schools and education events. She is the keynote speaker for the Heads of Schools of Australia and the Positive Schools Conference in Hong Kong. Michele is also an ambassador for Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution and the launch of THAT SUGAR FILM. Michele is the Nature Care College Ambassador, Cure Cancer Ambassador, and Heart Research Institute Ambassador and consults for 100's on international corporations. She recently sat alongside the Dalai Lama at a conference where she presented on ‘Vitality, Energy and Serotonin – It's all in Your Food.' 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  Damon Gameau is an award winning film director, producer, storyteller, author and activist. In 2015, he released his debut feature documentary That Sugar Film, which became the highest grossing Australian documentary of all time. It's been released in over 25 territories and picked up a host of awards around the world. His accompanying campaign book, That Sugar Book, was a best seller in Australia, has been published in 20 countries and translated into 8 languages. Damon's latest masterpiece is the hybrid feature documentary 2040 which went on to become one of the highest grossing Australian documentaries of all time. 2040 was motivated by Damons concerns about the planet his 4-year-old daughter would inherit, Damon embarked on a global journey to meet innovators and changemakers in the areas of economics, technology, civil society, agriculture, education and sustainability. Drawing on their expertise, he sought to identify the best solutions, available to us now, that would help improve the health of our planet and the societies that operate within it. From marine permaculture to decentralised renewable energy projects, he discovered that people all over the world are taking matters into their own hands. This journey is the central premise for the documentary ‘2040', a story of hope that looks at the very real possibility that humanity could reverse global warming and improve the lives of every living thing in the process. It is a positive vision of what ‘could be', instead of the dystopian future we are so often presented. In this episode we sit down with Damon in front of a live audience in the Soma dome and explored his remarkable personal journey and the rising tide of innovative change that is taking place across the planet, much of which we never hear about. Damon calls upon our need for radical hope and radical regenerative action to restore balance to our precious planet and all those beings who share it. 

Is the government and food industry sneaking into your yoghurt and piling it high with sugar cubes? Not exactly. ‘That Sugar Film’ loves a sweet conspiracy theory but we just like the science.Follow Pixie Turner @pixienutrition on Instagram | Twitter | FacebookFollow Dr Nikki Stamp @drnikkistamp on Instagram | Twitter | FacebookEmail us with your questions inbadtastepodcast@gmail.com Please don’t forget to give us a 5-star rating to help others find us Production music courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com(Theme song is ‘Rookie Mistake’ by Fly Guy Five)Cover art is by Fine Print Food - @fineprintfoodThis week’s suggested readings:Sugar content of food https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/105/4/854/4633970?login=trueMisleading health claims in food https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2212267217300722 Sugar Tax in Australia https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Obesity_epidemic_in_Australia/Obesity/Final%20Report/c06Sugar Tax in the UK https://theconversation.com/sugary-drinks-tax-is-working-now-its-time-to-target-cakes-biscuits-and-snacks-124325 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another sugar documentary - That Sugar Film - that claims sugar is the root of all evil. Let's see what they get wrong...Follow Pixie Turner @pixienutrition on Instagram | Twitter | FacebookFollow Dr Nikki Stamp @drnikkistamp on Instagram | Twitter | FacebookEmail us with your questions inbadtastepodcast@gmail.com Please don’t forget to give us a 5-star rating to help others find us Production music courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com(Theme song is ‘Rookie Mistake’ by Fly Guy Five)Cover art is by Fine Print Food - @fineprintfoodThis week’s suggested readings:Sugar consumption in Australia and NZ https://www1.health.gov.au/internet/fr/publishing.nsf/Content/C6995F10A56B5D56CA2581EE00177CA8/$File/Policy%20Context%202017.pdfSugar consumption UK: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/phe-publishes-latest-data-on-nations-dietUK NHS guidelines on sugar consumption: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/eat-well/how-does-sugar-in-our-diet-affect-our-health/Adherence to dietary guidelines and cardiovascular disease https://academic.oup.com/jn/article/150/2/312/5570577 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is an extract from episode 77 featuring the last 15 minutes or so of my conversation with the award-winning director of ‘That Sugar Film' and ‘2040', Damon Gameau. We pick up on what Damon says has been the most rewarding, promising and important part of his work with both films – working with kids and teachers in education. One million young people have engaged with the 2040 film and initiatives alone. And its upcoming US TV release is still to come. We go on to talk about a number of other stories that are changing the story this year, our experience of an extraordinary generation of elders, and a reflection on what might just be needed most right now. You can hear the rest of our conversation in the main episode, ‘2021: Approaching regenerative tipping points' - https://www.regennarration.com/episodes/077-2021 Title slide pic: Damon Gameau in conscious company (supplied). Thanks to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making it possible. If you too value what you hear, and have the capacity at this time, please consider joining them by heading to our website at https://www.regennarration.com/support. Thanks for helping to keep the show going. Get in touch any time by text or audio at https://www.regennarration.com/story And thanks for listening!

Welcome to a new year of The RegenNarration. And what a year it's shaping up to be. But before we get into that, I wanted to take a brief moment here to admit to feeling a little flat. And by extension, to explain the delayed start to the podcast this year. Some sad and in some ways seismic changes have consumed me in recent times. And really, these changes relate to everything this podcast is about. So this episode starts on that note, before leading in to a conversation spanning a spectrum of spectacular efforts to regenerate the systems and stories we live by. Kind enough to join me in this sweeping primer for the year is friend, supporter of the podcast, and masterfully accomplished director of That Sugar Film and 2040, Damon Gameau. We talk about some of what's on, what's coming on, and how we're seeing the growing momentum towards regenerative tipping points. Dedicated to Dad. Title slide pic: Damon Gameau (supplied). Music: Faraway Castle, by Rae Howell and Sunwrae The System, by the Public Opinion Afro Orchestra Get more: The 2040 website - https://whatsyour2040.com/ And you can find more of Damon and Anthony in conversation for episodes 30 (just prior to 2040 being released) and 38 (at the Perth premiere of the film) – https://www.regennarration.com/episodes Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making it possible. If you too value what you hear, and have the capacity at this time, please consider joining them by heading to our website at https://www.regennarration.com/support. Thanks for helping to keep the show going! And thanks for listening.

Damon Gameau is an Australian film director, producer, author and activist. In 2015, he released his debut feature documentary That Sugar Film, which became the highest grossing Australian documentary of all time, it was released in over 25 territories and picked up a host of awards around the world. His accompanying campaign book, That Sugar Book, was a best seller and has been published in 20 countries and translated into 8 languages. That Sugar Guide, co-written with his wife Zoë Gameau, soon followed. Gary sat down with Damon in front of a live audience a few years back on the eve of his release of 2040, a visionary film that went onto become one of the highest grossing Australian documentaries of all time at the local box office. Damon is a truly inspirational man as you're about to find out.

In deze aflevering deel ik mijn redenen om voor 90% plantaardig ofwel veganistisch te eten. Niet alleen vertel ik je waarom ik hier mee ben gestart, maar ook welke positieve effecten het voor mij allemaal heeft en wat ik dan wel eet. Wil je meer weten over de effecten van plantaardig eten? Dan kan ik je de volgende documentaires van harte aanbevelen: - Game Changers - What the health - Forks over knives - Cowspiracy - Kiss the ground En ook een hele interessante docu is "That Sugar Film". Dit gaat niet zozeer over plantaardig eten, maar maakt wel heel duidelijk welke effecten het eten van suiker op je lichaam heeft.

Damon Gameau’s debut film That Sugar Film became the biggest documentary in Australian box-office history. And his new documentary aims even higher. 2040 offers possible solutions to literally save our planet. Learn more about 2040: https://whatsyour2040.com/Tell us what’s making you smile! Send a voice memo to smile@wondery.com Our theme song is “Smile” by Ryan Innes--Support us by supporting our sponsors!Try Athletic Greens today! Claim your special offer at atheleticgreens.com/SMILEMake a great thing even better. Go to OMGyes.com/SMILE for a special discount.

Schauspielerin Kristin Perndl gründete 2016 mit Unterstützung ihres Mannes Manuel ihr Herzensprojekt, das Kindertheater »Nordlicht Theater Hamburg«. Aus dem Konzept, klassische Elemente aus der Märchenwelt mit wichtigen Themen zu kombinieren entstand das erste Theaterstück »Schneewittchen in der Zuckerfalle«, dass Kinder über „versteckten Zucker“ und „irreführende Werbung“ aufklärt. Manuel hat »Schneewittchen in der Zuckerfalle« als Kinderbuch adaptiert und möchte somit noch mehr Kinder mit der Botschaft erreichen. Für die Finanzierung des Buchdrucks suchen die beiden noch bis 18. Oktober über die Crowdfunding-Plattform Startnext Unterstützung für ihr Projekt. Auf www.startnext.com/kinderbuch-schneewittchen kann man Unterstützen und auch das Buch bekommen. Unterstützt Kristin & Manuel auf startnext: www.startnext.com/kinderbuch-schneewittchen Das Nordlichttheater auf Instagram: @nordlichttheaterhamburg Webseite: www.nordlicht-theater-hamburg.de E-Mail: kristin@nordlicht-theater-hamburg.de oder manuel@nordlicht-theater-hamburg.de Verbinde dich mit Kristin & Manuel auf Facebook Links aus der Podcastfolge: 1. „Voll verzuckert - That Sugar Film", Damon Gameau Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß beim Anhören. Deine Mio ***NEWS***: Du benötigst dringend neue Rezepte für dein zuckerfreies Leben? Dann habe ich genau das richtige für dich – Seit ein paar Wochen gibt es das freemii Rezeptbuch mit 44 leckeren und gesunden Rezepten als E-Book. Das Zuckerfrei-Rezeptbuch hilft dir dabei dein zuckerfreies Leben leichter und schmackhafter zu gestalten. Schaue dir jetzt dein neues Kochbuch mit 44 leckeren und zuckerfreien Rezepten an.  Du hast weitere Fragen oder möchtest dich mit mir verbinden? Dann schreibe mich jetzt auf Instagram an – ich freue mich sehr auf deine Nachricht. :)  Für den weiteren Austausch mit Gleichgesinnten komme direkt in die geschlossene Facebookgruppe deine Zuckerfrei-Community auf Facebook. Wir freuen uns auf dich. Mehr Infos & weitere Folgen – besuche meine Webseite Du hast Fragen, Anregungen oder Feedback für mich? Schreibe mir eine Nachricht an: mio@freemii.de Besuche freemii auf Facebook  Buchtipps für dein zuckerfreies Leben  Lust auf was Leckeres? Hier findest du Rezepte von unserer Zuckerfrei-Community

Schauspielerin Kristin Perndl gründete 2016 mit Unterstützung ihres Mannes Manuel ihr Herzensprojekt, das Kindertheater »Nordlicht Theater Hamburg«. Aus dem Konzept, klassische Elemente aus der Märchenwelt mit wichtigen Themen zu kombinieren entstand das erste Theaterstück »Schneewittchen in der Zuckerfalle«, dass Kinder über „versteckten Zucker“ und „irreführende Werbung“ aufklärt. Manuel hat »Schneewittchen in der Zuckerfalle« als Kinderbuch adaptiert und möchte somit noch mehr Kinder mit der Botschaft erreichen. Für die Finanzierung des Buchdrucks suchen die beiden noch bis 18. Oktober über die Crowdfunding-Plattform Startnext Unterstützung für ihr Projekt. Auf www.startnext.com/kinderbuch-schneewittchen kann man Unterstützen und auch das Buch bekommen. Unterstützt Kristin & Manuel auf startnext: www.startnext.com/kinderbuch-schneewittchen Das Nordlichttheater auf Instagram: @nordlichttheaterhamburg Webseite: www.nordlicht-theater-hamburg.de E-Mail: kristin@nordlicht-theater-hamburg.de oder manuel@nordlicht-theater-hamburg.de Verbinde dich mit Kristin & Manuel auf Facebook Links aus der Podcastfolge: 1. „Voll verzuckert - That Sugar Film", Damon Gameau Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß beim Anhören. Deine Mio ***NEWS***: Du benötigst dringend neue Rezepte für dein zuckerfreies Leben? Dann habe ich genau das richtige für dich – Seit ein paar Wochen gibt es das freemii Rezeptbuch mit 44 leckeren und gesunden Rezepten als E-Book. Das Zuckerfrei-Rezeptbuch hilft dir dabei dein zuckerfreies Leben leichter und schmackhafter zu gestalten. Schaue dir jetzt dein neues Kochbuch mit 44 leckeren und zuckerfreien Rezepten an.  Du hast weitere Fragen oder möchtest dich mit mir verbinden? Dann schreibe mich jetzt auf Instagram an – ich freue mich sehr auf deine Nachricht. :)  Für den weiteren Austausch mit Gleichgesinnten komme direkt in die geschlossene Facebookgruppe deine Zuckerfrei-Community auf Facebook. Wir freuen uns auf dich. Mehr Infos & weitere Folgen – besuche meine Webseite Du hast Fragen, Anregungen oder Feedback für mich? Schreibe mir eine Nachricht an: mio@freemii.de Besuche freemii auf Facebook  Buchtipps für dein zuckerfreies Leben  Lust auf was Leckeres? Hier findest du Rezepte von unserer Zuckerfrei-Community  

“What does it look like on the other side of this crisis? Does this have to be a story of depravity - or can it be an opportunity to create [a better future]?” In the latest episode of Endless Vital Activity, David Johnston speaks with Damon Gameau, actor and filmmaker behind ‘That Sugar Film’ and his most recent release ‘2040’. David and Damon discuss why the film industry is getting it wrong when it comes to climate change, the importance of providing children with a utopian vision of the future, and how having a fundamental understanding of human psychology can create a better future for both people and the planet.

Today's episode we tackle healthy eating and how to feed your kids! Every mother wants to give her children healthy food but sometimes we don't know where to start. Rachel and Natalie give tons of practical advice and also talk about the why behind how and what they feed their girls. Healthy food for kids must be nutritious and taste good so listen for great ways to do both! Two Documentaries we discuss in this episode are "That Sugar Film" and "Fed Up"! Watch these to learn more! Disclaimer: We are not doctors so please talk to a real doctor if you have deeper questions about health and nutrition Thank you for listening! If you would like to learn more about us and how to feed your kids healthy food dcheck out our Instagram @instamommasnatandrach Subscribe for regular episodes!

Is it possible to feed a future population of 10 billion people a healthy diet within planetary boundaries? Four years ago, this question was posed to a group of doctors and dieticians from all over the world, and their response became the Planetary Health Diet – a way of eating created by scientists to bring together the health needs of humans with what our planet can afford. By exploring simple food principles, the Planetary Health Diet charts a way to solve major health issues, and balance human needs with our impact on the environment in the age of climate change. Join public health advocate and CEO of VicHealth Sandro Demaio for a keynote talk, followed by a panel discussion with Alexandra Jones from The George Institute for Global Health, clinical dietician Jennifer Cohen and director of That Sugar Film, Damon Gameau as they discuss how we can all eat better and contribute to a healthier world.

Damon Gameau and Face2Face host David Peck talk about climate change, fact based dreaming, micro grids, seaweed, shared truth and inertia, and why we need to leave our happy bubbles.TrailerMake sure you check into the vision for the film and how we’re going to get there. Head to the Campaign here.Synopsis:2040 is a hybrid feature documentary that looks to the future, but is vitally important now. The 2040 journey began with award-winning director Damon Gameau (That Sugar Film). Motivated by concerns about the planet his 4-year-old daughter would inherit, Damon embarked on a global journey to meet innovators and change makers in the areas of economics, technology, civil society, agriculture, education and sustainability. Drawing on their expertise, he sought to identify the best solutions, available to us now, that would help improve the health of our planet and the societies that operate within it. From marine permaculture to decentralised renewable energy projects, he discovered that people all over the world are taking matters into their own hands.This journey is the central premise for the documentary ‘2040’, a story of hope that looks at the very real possibility that humanity could reverse global warming and improve the lives of every living thing in the process.It is a positive vision of what ‘could be’, instead of the dystopian future we are so often presented.About the Director:Gameau graduated from Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art with a degree in Performing Arts in 1999. In 2011, he won the short film competition, Tropfest with his animation Animal Beatbox.In 2014, he announced the production of the documentary That Sugar Film, in which he relates the dire mood swings and weight gain he experienced after taking on the low-fat, high-sugar diet for 60 days. Gameau wrote a companion book for the film, That Sugar Book, which reached the top of the Health & Well-being best-seller lists in Australia. That Sugar Film is the highest grossing Australian documentary released in cinemas across Australia and New Zealand.His most recent film, 2040, is a documentary is a letter to his 4-year-old daughter showing her what the world could look like in 2040 if we put into action the best solutions to many of our environmental challenges. It premiered at the Berlin Film Festival and has recently become one of the highest grossing Australian documentaries of all time in Australia. He also wrote an accompanying book, 2040: handbook for the regeneration'.He appeared in the 2009 feature film Balibo, in which he plays the part of Seven Network reporter Greg Shackleton. He starred as Scotsman Andy Maher in the Australian TV miniseries Underbelly. Gameau starred as Sonny in the Australian movie Thunderstruck, a tale of a group of friends and their devotion to AC/DC and in particular Bon Scott. And has also appeared in many other meaningful projectsGameau is in a relationship with actress, Zoe Tuckwell-Smith and together they have one child, daughter, Velvet Gameau.Image Copyright and Credit: Damon GameauF2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, Jenna and Danielle review the documentary, That Sugar Film, discuss how easily documentaries on health, nutrition and/or fitness create fear rather than educate people to help them make health-promoting changes and why it's harmful to portray a certain food group as "bad" and only discuss weight gain as being a negative thing.

Explore the cultivation of critical thinking, harnessing hope by localising climate change actionables, and the transformative power of the experiential with filmmaker Damon Gameau. Damon is an actor and filmmaker. He directed That Sugar Film, an exposé on the personal and political impacts of consuming refined sugars, which became the highest grossing Australian documentary of all time. More recently, Damon wrote and directed 2040 a feature documentary that explores what the future would look like if we embraced the best solutions already available to us to counter climate change. Welcome to our new series, Watershed Chats, conversational deep dives with experts and those having a go at building and dreaming new ways into fruition for a healthy and habitable future on Planet Ocean. Watershed Chats are presented by The Waterpeople Podcast in collaboration with Patagonia. .....Waterpeople episodes resume on July 7th, 2020 .....Listen with Lauren L. Hill & Dave RastovichSound Engineer: Shannon Sol Carroll Music by: Shannon Sol CarrollArtist in Residence: Chris Miyashiro Join the conversation: Waterpeoplepodcast.com@Waterpeoplepodcast

Documentary filmmaker, Damon Gameau, has returned with the follow up to his massively successful documentary, That Sugar Film, with a film that is a letter to his daughter. 2040 is a promise to his daughter that there will be a positive future for her, and a cleaner, greener future where the climate emergency we are in has been course corrected. Support The Curb on Patreon, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Get in contact with us via our email.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival kicks off on July 9th and carries through to the 16th of July. Screening as part of the festival is The Gateway Bug, a documentary about the future - and that future is entomophagy... aka... eating bugs! Andrew interviewed director Johanna B. Kelly and producer Cameron Marshad about what went in to making a documentary about bugs, and what inspired them do cover this subject. The Gateway Bug was funded through Kickstarter, which Cameron discusses the ways he navigated through crowdfunding. This is a truly fascinating documentary in the line of That Sugar Film and The End of the Line - it'll make you look at the way you consume food in a different light, while also making you consider just how beneficial our insect friends are. The Gateway Bug screens on July 16th at 3:00pm. Tickets can be purchased here. Become a Patron! Follow us on twitter at ABFilmReview, Facebook at ABFilmReview. Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here. Read reviews or find other show episodes on AB Film Review. Follow us on the Auscast Network here. Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we’ve covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here. Follow Bernadette on her twitter feed here… Berealisation. Listen/Subscribe with our RSS feedListen/Subscribe on StitcherListen/Subscribe on AndroidListen/Subscribe on iTunesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival kicks off on July 9th and carries through to the 16th of July. Screening as part of the festival is The Gateway Bug, a documentary about the future - and that future is entomophagy... aka... eating bugs! Andrew interviewed director Johanna B. Kelly and producer Cameron Marshad about what went in to making a documentary about bugs, and what inspired them do cover this subject. The Gateway Bug was funded through Kickstarter, which Cameron discusses the ways he navigated through crowdfunding. This is a truly fascinating documentary in the line of That Sugar Film and The End of the Line - it'll make you look at the way you consume food in a different light, while also making you consider just how beneficial our insect friends are.The Gateway Bug screens on July 16th at 3:00pm. Tickets can be purchased here.Become a Patron!Follow us on twitter at ABFilmReview, Facebook at ABFilmReview. Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here.Read reviews or find other show episodes on AB Film Review.Follow us on the Auscast Network here.Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we've covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here. Follow Bernadette on her twitter feed here… Berealisation.Listen/Subscribe with our RSS feedListen/Subscribe on StitcherListen/Subscribe on AndroidListen/Subscribe on iTunesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special episode our hosts Fiona Williams and Nick Bhasin speak to Director Damon Gameau about his documentary That Sugar Film.

Damon Gameau; a respected Aussie actor took a chance and filmed himself in an experiment around the effects of sugar in our diet. He wasn't sure ‘That Sugar Film' would make it to the public - he was not aware of the effects on his body that the experiment would have, and his eventual status as a Food Advocate.

¡Muy buenos días! Bienvenidos a un episodio más de «Veganismo: el Podcast». Hoy hablamos sobre comida basura que es vegana, comida junk, sustitutos de la carne y los quesos, etc. Joseph lleva bastantes semanas ya instalado en la zona «junk» y poco saludable de la dieta vegana. ¿Qué ventajas tiene? ¿Por qué es importante que existan versiones veganas de la comida basura que se suele comer en el mundo occidental? Enlaces relacionados: «No necesito alternativas a la carne» (inglés) That Sugar Film (documental) Y tú, ¿qué piensas del tema? ¿Sueles comer alternativas veganas a la carne y a los quesos? ¿Te molesta o te gusta que se identifique al veganismo con la vida sana? Deja tus comentarios o sugerencias.

Dr Ken Sikaris has been termed Professor Blood after his appearance in the highly popular documentary “That Sugar Film.” Daily, Ken Sikaris is interpreting the results of thousands and thousands of blood tests to see what is really going on with our blood. As Director of Clinical Support Systems of Sonic Healthcare based at Melbourne Pathology, Ken is an expert in Pathology and the go-to guy to help us understand what is going inside our system. In this show we delve into our own blood, what it can tell us, what we need to know and why it is so important to take responsibility for our own blood work and health. In our second special interview this week we chat with the founder of the Helping Hands Program. In the environment of corporate workshops and conferences, Helping Hands put together hands for people who have lost limbs due to the carnage of landmines. Your team will actually build the hands within your team at these events, which will then be passed on to people who have suffered for their whole life with one hand. Here's what we discuss in this week's show: Ken SikarisWhat can our blood tell us about our general health and wellness?“That Sugar Film”, the surprising message that came from the documentary.Is what”s said to be healthy in the supermarket, really health?LOW FAT! really?The truth about sugar told by looking at our blood.How do we change the psychology of what we know about sugar?The best blood tests to request to know what is really going on inside?Gut health, the fascinating new research and findings. The importance of microbial gut health.Do you keep a record of your health files?Helping Hands Program What is the Helping Hands corporate program?The stats behind live landmines globally.The corporate value in doing the Helping Hands workshop.The personal impact that the Helping Hands Program on Matt the founder.  

In this episode you'll hear Damon Gameau, maker of That Sugar Film. Are we all eating too much sugar? How did we not notice the amount of sugar in our food system, and why haven't we caught on to this before now? In this light hearted conversation about a very serious issue, we consider the general health effects sugar, and what it could possibly be doing to young people in terms of mood and their ability to learn. It's controversial, but you never know, you may also feel quite liberated by the message. If you'd like to comment on this podcast, send us an email to feedback@learnfastgroup.com.au To find out more about LearnFast, visit http://www.learnfasthome.com.au

Join actor and director Damon Gameau for a discussion and Q&A about That Sugar Film. The entertaining and informative documentary captures Gameau's quest to discover the truth about sugar and its effect on our health. His experiment—eating only "healthy" foods that are actually loaded with hidden sugar—reveals some startling truths.