Podcast appearances and mentions of toby halligan

In this episode, we hear two stories of people in LGBTIQA+ communities and their experiences with healthcare. Host Tash Miles talks with Jasper Peach a writer, editor, speaker, health promoter, and Toby Halligan, a comedian, writer, broadcaster. Do you have questions or comments? Email us at communications@ahpra.gov.au. You can also explore our back catalogue, subscribe and review us by searching for ‘Taking care' in your podcast player.

In this episode, we hear two stories of people in LGBTIQA+ communities and their experiences with healthcare. Host Tash Miles talks with Jasper Peach a writer, editor, speaker, health promoter, and Toby Halligan, a comedian, writer, broadcaster. Do you have questions or comments? Email us at communications@ahpra.gov.au. You can also explore our back catalogue, subscribe and review us by searching for ‘Taking care' in your podcast player.

Hailing form Melbourne, Australia, Toby shared the many secrets of being an Australian from the national past time, the slot machines (or pokies as he calls it) to dog racing. We have discuss about gambling and the amazement of slots machines how pretty the bright colours are that is one the cause of the addiction. I think he was pretty amaze that there are YouTube channels dedicated for winning slot machines and we try to figure how to make the YouTube channels dedicated to slot machines in long life.  Toby shared his secrets for dealing with the lockdown and try to figure out the reason why we buy apartments and property while comparing the purchase of property regulation in Singapore and Melbourne. We also discuss our politics and the trolling back in the day and how the word now has such negative connotation to it now compare to a purer and a more fun definition back when it first started. We try to understand the Politically Correct Culture and internet calling out culture while giving our takes and opened a new perspective of the #MeToo movement. He one of the most masculine gay guy that I know and he told me the funny stories when he came out to his families and friends and how people around him have been really supportive all this while. Of course, he does tell the story that he went into a confrontational situation and it became "Oh shit, I should not have done that" moment. Not Again Podcast website: https://www.notagainpodcast.com Not Again Podcast iTunes Page: https://apple.co/2Idkbbj  Not Again Podcast Spotify page: https://spoti.fi/2lAKjnr  Not Again Podcast Stitcher Page: http://bit.ly/2m5HECx  Not Again Podcast Youtube: http://bit.ly/2kgs7iI  Not Again Podcast Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/notagainpodcast

Jon and long time comedy compatriot Toby Halligan (The Project, Political Asylum) attempt to chat via zoom and things don't always go to plan.

Toby Halligan talks about proposed new defamation laws; Chef Nornie Bero chats about how her damper making class incorporates Indigenous flavors and techniques; Gez does some chores and finds a new friend; Food expert Michael Harden explains the delicate art of building a great sandwich, and the team discuss their fave sangas; 'Wednesday Wisecracker' comedian Jonathan Schuster tries his hand at matchmaking; Simon Hinkley explores the love darts of snails; and comedian Prue Blake brings the fun to Friday Funnybugger. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.Website:  https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/podcasts/breakfastersFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter:     https://twitter.com/breakfastersInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/breakfasters/?hl=en

Pod on the Hill has brought together a series of short-form interviews with members of parliament, union leaders and workers to talk about some of the realities facing Victorians in this once-in-100 year event - the global coronavirus pandemic. In this episode Toby Halligan talks to Member for Cranbourne Pauline Richards.

Support the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY Legendary singer Mama Alto is taking part in a unique event Global Pride. Toby Halligan sat down with Mama Alto for the Star... LEARN MORE The post Mama Alto on the upcoming Global Pride event appeared first on The Informer.

Support the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY Legendary singer Mama Alto is taking part in a unique event Global Pride. Toby Halligan sat down with Mama Alto for the Star... LEARN MORE The post Mama Alto on the upcoming Global Pride event appeared first on The Informer.

Support the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY Today, we continue our look at family violence and spyware with reporting by Toby Halligan, Sayee Shree and Nicholas Kameniar Sandery. The post The Wild World of Spyware and Family Violence, pt 2 appeared first on The Informer.

Support the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY Today, we continue our look at family violence and spyware with reporting by Toby Halligan, Sayee Shree and Nicholas Kameniar Sandery. The post The Wild World of Spyware and Family Violence, pt 2 appeared first on The Informer.

Support the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY We talk about spyware and family violence in this special retrospective episode of The Informer with reporting by Toby Halligan, Sayee Shree and... LEARN MORE The post The Wild Word of Spyware and Family Violence, part 1 appeared first on The Informer.

Support the Informer Daily, Donate to JOY We talk about spyware and family violence in this special retrospective episode of The Informer with reporting by Toby Halligan, Sayee Shree and... LEARN MORE The post The Wild Word of Spyware and Family Violence, part 1 appeared first on The Informer.

Toby Halligan talks Turnbull; food expert Michael Harden talks up apples; the team explore 'isolation privilege' and discuss what they've been reading lately; Judith Lucy chats about her online special Judith Lucy vs. Men; marine biologist Ricky-lee Erickson goes deep on the longest animals ever recorded. And finally, the team discuss everyone's favorite isolation pastime: snacks. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, and Geraldine Hickey.

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined by Toby Halligan and Mish Wittrup for some really messed up, and sexy, online confessions.This podcast is part of the Nearly Podcasting Network: nearly.com.auFollow Toby on twitter: @Toby_HalliganFollow Mish on instagram: @MishWittrupFollow Sammy on twitter: @MrSammyPFollow Confessions on instagram: @ConfessionsOfTheIdiotsAlso find us on facebooks dot com! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Ministerial portfolios that cover Youth, Women and the Prevention of Family Violence, Gabrielle Williams has plenty on her plate, but she took some time our of her busy schedule to join us this week on Pod On The Hill. Toby Halligan spoke to the Minister about why she decided to quit studying creative writing to focus on the law, what speaking to ex-IRA prisoners taught her about how societies recover from violent conflict, and the progress the Andrews Government has made in helping survivors of family violence.

After the sad death of Wilson Gavin this week, Toby Halligan reflects on some of the challenges gay men face when growing up – including spending a long time thinking... LEARN MORE The post ‘I spent years thinking I could never be loved' appeared first on The Informer.

Informer Executive Producer Arion Potts asks Toby Halligan: was this the weirdest week ever in Australian politics? Toby's got some answers. The post Was this the weirdest week ever in Australian politics? appeared first on The Informer.

Recent legislation in the United States has had a huge impact for sex workers here in Australia. Toby Halligan speaks with two sex workers about the way the law change... LEARN MORE The post How sex workers here are effected by legislation an ocean away appeared first on The Informer.

Toby Halligan took some time out of his busy Boxing Day to talk about Australian politics in 2019. The Prime Minister says that now is not the time for political... LEARN MORE The post Toby Halligan wraps up 2019 in politics – where does it leave us? appeared first on The Informer.

2019 has been a busy year across Minister Martin Foley portfolio's of Equality, Mental Health and Creative Industries. Toby Halligan sits down with the Minister to talk through the Andrews Government's iconic changes to Victoria's birth certificate laws, the stories from the mental health Royal Commission, and why it's important to have a portfolio dedicated to the arts.

Australia is a successful multicultural society with monocultural institutions and symbols. Tim Watts' family personifies this contradiction. He joins Toby Halligan to discuss his new book which investigates why Australia's imagined community is so far behind its lived community and what can be done.

As the clock ticks down on the United Kingdom’s deadline for a Brexit deal, Toby Halligan speaks to Monash University and expert in all things Brexit, Dr Ben Wellings. Is the UK approaching yet another cliff in the never ending slap-stick tragedy of Brexit? Would a second referendum yield a different result? What will it all mean for Australia? Ben answers all this and more on this week’s Pod On The Hill.

This week, Toby Halligan talks about bushfires and climate change; independent journalist, author and filmmaker Antony Loewenstein chats about his new book Pills, Powder, and Smoke: Inside the Bloody War on Drugs; Breakfasters Producer and book reviewer Elizabeth McCarthy casts her eyes over Josephine Rowe’s book Here Until August; Daniel tells Sara and Gez about how he is getting free drinks all around town; Sally Rugg joins the crew to talk about activism and her book How Powerful We Are: Behind the Scenes of Australia’s leading activists; And finally, this week’s Friday Funnybugger is comedian Matt Stewart.

Paul Hamer won the seat of Box Hill in a stunning result in 2018, remarkably, running his own campaign. Toby Halligan speaks with Paul about how his family’s escape from the Holocaust has shaped his worldview, and why his work as a civil engineer has shaped his passion for infrastructure.

Shireen Morris is a constitutional lawyer, adviser to the Cape York Institute and was Labor’s candidate for the Federal seat of Deakin at the 2019 election. Toby Halligan spoke to her about her work on the Uluru Statement from the Heart, why Labor was a natural fit for her, and how being on Neighbours compares with politics.

On Breakfasters this week, Geraldine shares her experience from being a co-host for RAW comedy. Toby Halligan visits the studio to give us all the juicy details about Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. Geraldine has done some research for her own comedy show, and travelled to Healesville sanctuary to watch the bird show Spirits of the Sky. Adrian Dyer from RMIT University answers the question everyone has been wondering: Can bees do math? MTC’s “Arbus and West" is a stage play that focuses on Hollywood icon Mae West, and the Breakfasters talk to actress Diana Glenn about the rebel icon and the famous meeting with photographer  Diane Arbus. And lastly, what is the best way to celebrate Valentine's Day:  Pie night or getting to meet Lauryn Hill? Find out in this week’s podcast!

This week in the confession booth Sam is joined by Cal Wilson and Toby Halligan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are living in a golden age of bullshit. Nowhere is this more evident than in the media where fake news is now almost indistinguishable from the real deal. So how do you spot fake news? How do you spot it spreading? And how do you deal with that weird relative wanting to spread pizzagate conspiracy theories on facebook? On this week's episode, satirist Toby Halligan explains how to defeat lies in the era of fake news.

It's the best of This Glorious Mess. We're digging into our back catalogue to bring you the most fascinating and funniest bits from the show.  Holly Wainwright went on an unplugged holiday to Lord Howe Island, and discovered a whole new world - two kids and no wi-fi. Plus, have you ever wondered who donates sperm? Comedian, and possible father of seven, Toby Halligan calls in to answer our questions. Peak hour traffic is painful enough. So just imagine giving birth it in. Adelaide mother-of-two Bianca Grant says it was feet up on the dash, and away she went....as buses drove by...and strangers walked past.   Show Notes Your hosts were Holly Wainwright and Andrew Daddo If you want to subscribe to This Glorious Mess, go to apple.co/mamamia, where you will find all of Mamamia’s podcasts, as well as any book we ever talk about on any of our shows in one place. Tell us your story via email tgm@mamamia.com.au Leave us an audio message at 02 8999 9386 This show was produced by Rachel Wagner and Elissa Ratliff    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's show Toby Halligan comes in to talk Politics, Writer and Performer Raelene Ibester discusses her show "Nigella - Love Bites" and the Breakfasters also talk  Mushroom Picking and celebrate Geraldine's Birthday with some stories and call ins.

Andrew Daddo has had enough. There are wet towels on the bathroom floor, the bedroom floor. the loungeroom floor, the deck. His teenagers refuse to pick them up. So, he's started a change.org petition. Maybe that will work. Find out more here. Plus, have you ever wondered who donates sperm, why, and the process? Comedian, and possible father of seven, Toby Halligan calls in to answer all the questions. And of course, nailed and failed. Show Notes Your hosts are Holly Wainwright and Andrew Daddo. With thanks to Toby Halligan Tell us your story via email podcast@mamamia.com.au Sign Andrew Daddo's change.org petition on towels here. Read about the Helicopter Parents who can't let go of their teens here. tweet us @mamamiapodcasts or visit us on Facebook. This podcast was produced by Monique Bowley and technical producer, Elissa Ratliff This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded live at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne, Australia. The next show is on Thursday August 6th at 9pm at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne with guests Andy Matthews, Nicolette Minster, Angus Hodge & Bec Petraitis. Tickets for the live show can be booked here: http://mammth.co/controlsthemedialive For more updates, head to our Facebook page: facebook.com/controlsthemedia The post July 2015 – Tegan Higginbotham, Toby Halligan, Lauren Bok & Nikolai Beilharz appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

40 days to go of Bath Time! Today’s episode is part one of Paul Culliver Controls the Media – a live comedy quiz show about the news. Recorded live at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne, Australia. The next show is on Thursday August 6th at 9pm at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne. Tickets for the live show can be booked here: http://mammth.co/controlsthemedialive For more updates, head to our Facebook page: http://facebook.com/controlsthemedia Buy tickets to the Bath Time finale episode on Saturday 8th August in Melbourne here: http://mammth.co/bathtimefinale facebook.com/BathTimePodcast @BathTimePodcast The post 326 – Paul Culliver Controls the Media (July 2015) Part 2 w/ Tegan Higginbotham, Toby Halligan, Lauren Bok & Nikolai Beilharz appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

41 days to go of Bath Time! Today’s episode is part one of Paul Culliver Controls the Media – a live comedy quiz show about the news. Recorded live at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne, Australia. The next show is on Thursday August 6th at 9pm at The Butterfly Club in Melbourne. Tickets for the live show can be booked here: http://mammth.co/controlsthemedialive For more updates, head to our Facebook page: http://facebook.com/controlsthemedia Buy tickets to the Bath Time finale episode on Saturday 8th August in Melbourne here: http://mammth.co/bathtimefinale facebook.com/BathTimePodcast @BathTimePodcast The post 325 – Paul Culliver Controls the Media (July 2015) Part 1 w/ Tegan Higginbotham, Toby Halligan, Lauren Bok & Nikolai Beilharz appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

It’s Day 35 of Bath Time! The 2014 Melbourne Fringe Festival is underway and Paul has Fringe artists dropping by the bath tub every day of the festival. Today’s guests are TV Writers and political comedians Gerard McCulloch and Toby Halligan. They writing and performing poltical comedy in Australia, the state of TV comedy and what it’s like to write for The Project on Channel Ten. facebook.com/BathTimePodcast @BathTimePodcast The post 35 – Belvedere Who w/ Gerard McCulloch & Toby Halligan appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

In a cavernous cafe in Melbourne, Alice sits down with Nick Capper and talks about the value of value, whether we should be careful or not careful with what we say and a lot of other things. This chat happened chronologically BEFORE last week's chat with Toby Halligan, so some of the ideas here are amoebic forms of what was discussed 'last week'. Ah, time travel. Hit Alice up on alicerfraser@gmail.com or go to the website alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice talks in a fancy boulangerie slash teahouse in Melbourne with Toby Halligan during his lunchbreak. Toby is a writer for The Project, creater and facilitator of political comedy all over Australia and just a generally interesting and cool guy. They discuss giant sandwiches, scurrilous comedy scene gossip, identity politics and what's the best way to take offense. Toby is online at www.tobyhalligan.com.au and Alice is available (as ever) on http://alicecomedyfraser.com

We won’t lie to you. This is one of the best episodes we’ve done*. In Things We May Have Missed we look at the cartoon series Animaniacs and there’s a special Crap TV that no self-respecting Boxcutters listener should miss. Toby Halligan is in with Places We Have Strayed and John Richards brings his usual […]

Toby Truslove is an actor. You’ll know him from Laid and the soon to premier Outland. He talks to us about the plight of the Australian actor and what he looks for in a role. There’s a whole heap of news and some great Trotters thanks to Toby Halligan. Don’t forget there are still Crumpler […]

We review a new comedy / drama from Channel 4 in the UK. It’s called Fresh Meat and it caused some controversy in the Boxcutters studio. John Richards is cohost and he tells us tales of his journey to Seattle where Outland premiered. We finally get around to your letters and Toby Halligan brings us […]

Courteney Hocking sits in the co-host chair to talk to Jean-Vital Syverin, the sous chef from Conviction Kitchen. We take a look at the new sketch comedy from the Independent Film Channel in the US, Portlandia. Toby Halligan’s Trotters brings us home and there’s the week’s TV news and what you should watch this week. […]

Here’s the thing. We did 250 episodes of this show. This is episode 250 but we did our 250th a while ago so here’s one we did this week? Did you follow that? Well, can you follow a whole review of the new ABC show, Rake? I’m sure you can. Also, Toby Halligan starts us […]

Special episode featuring Colin Batrouney, Toby Halligan, Geraldine Hickey and Wes Snelling. If you think the regular Poofcast is pretty wrong, wait until you hear what we cut out! All the things you didn't know you missed from previous Poofcasts (we sometimes edit bits out so the Poofcasts are under 40 minutes), and a lot of things we never really intended to ever appear in a Poofcast! You'll hear the bizarre conversations we have while we're stuffing around (usually eating), and just exactly what happens when Adam discovers all the sound effects in the system at the radio station. The Bloopers and Deleted Scenes edition of The Poofcast is worse than a regular one when it comes to coarse language, adult themes, sexually explicit language and fart noises. The Poofcast Episode 15 - Bloopers and Deleted Scenes The Poofcast Episode 15 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest Stars Rhys Nicholson and Toby Halligan and Special Guest Star Wes Snelling as Amanda. (Okay, he doesn't really play Amanda, but he's been in it so much, it's beginning to feel like Melrose Place calling him Special Guest Star every week). Scott, Adam and Toby are at Choice Cutz hair salon to discuss the Gay to Zed, which reaches the letter I (here's a hint, a lot of gay men start their sentences with this word). Wes tells us a story of unbelievable lunch-cutting, which leaves Toby utterly aghast. Gen-Y Spy, Sydney comedian Rhys Nicholson answers a question from Scott (and he gets a special project in the process) and guest Bottom Whisperer, Melbourne comedian Toby Halligan, helps us decide the ultimate current affairs ratings battle in Top or Bottom. All this, and a very tragic Gaydar of the Week, in The Poofcast Episode 10. As always, The Poofcast features Adult Themes (dealt with childishly) and Coarse Language (gratuitous - except when Toby finds out about a potential paramour he turned down - that language is completely justified). The Poofcast Episode 10 The Poofcast Episode 10 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.