Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Sage

Welcome to another family edition of The Tony Robbins Podcast. In this intimate conversation, you'll hear from Tony Robbins, his wife Sage Robbins, and their surrogate and family podcast host, Mary B., as they explore the profound POWER of OUR SPOKEN WORDS. In a world where words carry an invisible but undeniable currency, our emotions and therefore the quality of our lives are sculpted by the meanings embedded in the words we choose.   There's power and responsibility within the words we attach to our experience of life – whether in the boardroom, family room, or across the airwaves. If you're feeling “stuck”, “anxiety,” “enraged,” “delighted,” “curious,” or even “depressed,” Tony shows us how to take inventory of the words we consistently use to describe our experience, and how we can consciously select our words to alter our experience of life.   This isn't your typical self-affirmation exercise; it's a powerful exploration of incantations, decrees, prayer, conversation, internal dialogue, and a practice that transformed Tony's life during the challenging times of his early years.   Listen to Tony's personal testimony as he shares -- during despair and uncertainty -- how he turned to incantations as a source of strength and transformation. From being broke and sleeping in a Volkswagen to who he is as a leader, husband, and father today, Tony's incantations have been a constant companion on his 46-year journey of growth, contribution, and impact. As a modern family constellation, Sage, Mary, and Tony also shed light on the transformational vocabulary and the language ratios they work to implement in their home, as well as the contemporary relevance of the power of spoken words, when it comes to the timely topic of freedom of speech and expression. It's an important reminder that our habitual words hold weight in contributing to the broader dialogue that's shaping our world and our collective relationship with humanity.   Join us for more than just a chat – it's a journey into the power of language. Every word carries the ability to shape, transform, and awaken something within you and NOW is the time to harness this power and use it as we move forward into a new year!   If you would like to view the VIDEO version of this podcast episode (and many others), please visit: https://www.youtube.com/tonyrobbinslive   SHOW NOTES:     [00:00] Mary B. intro [01:00] Words create and words destroy   [02:35] Free speech, First Amendment, censorship   [03:50] Tony: Meanings are shaped by the words we select   [05:06] T.V. Transformational Vocabulary   [06:44] Have to vs. Get to   [07:20] Julie and John Gottman's magic 5:1 ratio [08:30] Take an inventory of your consistent words   [09:25]  Awaken the Giant Within: Vocab of Ultimate Success   [10:45] Sage: Self talk and internal dialogue   [13:29] A 2-year-old's speech   [14:23] Your consistent words are producing your consistent emotions   [15:24] In the beginning was word, and the word was God   [15:49] A relationship is the sum total of its communication   [16:45] Tony on incantations and The Magic of Believing   [17:37] Words are a form of hypnosis   [18:13] Tony & Sage's wedding vows   [20:48] A life's purpose statement   [21:33] Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Prayer of St. Francis   [22:30] Sage: Romantic love & the humble position   [23:40] Tony on the most important habits of all   [25:32] If you want to create a new life, choose your words wisely   [25:52] Words put us in trance (and every emotion is a trance)   [26:58] Profound Knowledge: Your words require a habit   [28:20] Tony's new book: The Holy Grail of Investing   [30:15] SEGMENT 2: Sage on the Language of Love   [33:28] Schism or solution   [36:46] The language of leadership [38:38] Mary B. on the record/off the record   [39:53] Sage: Don't give your power away, seek a deeper truth   [42:30] Mary B. on the juicy seduction of gossip   [42:53] Mary B. story about Sage's dad, “Is that right.”   [44:43] The Bambi principle   [46:15] Where there is darkness, let there be light   [48:02] Mary B. on the energy of our language   [49:34] Sage and Mary B on the story of a flat tire [51:00] Sage on TR's ulcer   [54:02] Be impeccable with your word … or at least don't lie   [55:55] Isaiah [56:41] Sign off    

This episode of Energy Evolution by S&P Global Commodity Insights discusses the mining sector's importance in the worldwide shift to greener energy. The materials that make up energy transition technologies are often mined materials and the demand for minerals is expected to increase by as much as six times what our use is today by 2040. The podcast features interviews with Tony Sage, executive chairman of Critical Metals Corp.; Rebecca Campbell, who leads the Global Mining and Metals team at international law firm White & Case; and David Kanagy, executive director and CEO of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration.  Our guests discuss the potential for bottlenecks in the supply chain for clean energy due to permitting, China's claim to much of the minerals and processing of minerals used for clean energy and what some believe are outdated regulations in the industry.  Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the energy and mining sectors. In addition, Camellia Moors and Camilla Naschert, reporters who write about mining and power issues, are correspondents for Energy Evolution and regularly contribute to the show. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes! We want to hear about your podcast preferences so we can keep improving our shows. Take our podcast survey here and share your thoughts: https://www.surveylegend.com/s/4xyz

This episode of Energy Evolution by S&P Global Commodity Insights discusses the mining sector's importance in the worldwide shift to greener energy. The materials that make up energy transition technologies are often mined materials and the demand for minerals is expected to increase by as much as six times what our use is today by 2040. The podcast features interviews with Tony Sage, executive chairman of Critical Metals Corp.; Rebecca Campbell, who leads the Global Mining and Metals team at international law firm White & Case; and David Kanagy, executive director and CEO of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration.  Our guests discuss the potential for bottlenecks in the supply chain for clean energy due to permitting, China's claim to much of the minerals and processing of minerals used for clean energy and what some believe are outdated regulations in the industry.  Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the energy and mining sectors. In addition, Camellia Moors and Camilla Naschert, reporters who write about mining and power issues, are correspondents for Energy Evolution and regularly contribute to the show. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes! We want to hear about your podcast preferences so we can keep improving our shows. Take our podcast survey here and share your thoughts: https://www.surveylegend.com/s/4xyz

With lithium supply for EVs and other batteries tight and much of it coming with geopolitical baggage, one new SPAC deal is looking to put forward a lithium stock with less baggage. Australia and Frankfurt-listed miner European Lithium (ASX:EUR) announced an $838 million deal in October to spin off its Wolfsberg lithium mine in Austria in a combination with Sizzle Acquisition Corp. The new Nasdaq-listed entity called Critical Metals would represent a pure Europe-based lithium mining play that already has offtake and processing agreements in hand. This week, we speak with Critical Metals Chairman Tony Sage, who tells us how he expects the bump up to the Nasdaq to generate value for the company and what key milestones Critical Metals has to watch for as it gets its lithium out of the mine and into batteries.  

European Lithium Ltd (ASX:EUR) chairman Tony Sage speaks to Proactive's Elisha Newell after the company bolstered its critical minerals exposure in the heart of Europe with three new lithium projects. Spodumene pegmatite samples from the Bretstein-Lachtal, Klementkogel and Wildbachgraben assets returned up to 3.98% lithium oxide just a stone's throw from EUR's advanced Wolfsberg project. Sage says the company's expanded portfolio will fit seamlessly with its existing landholding in Austria's resource-rich Styria mining district. #ProactiveInvestors #EuropeanLithium #ASX #Lithium #Austria

Perth Glory Owner & Chairman Tony Sage with the latest from the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tony Sage opens up about his future owning the Perth Glory. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter is joined is by Mitch Cleary from 7 News, Perth Glory owner and chairman Tony Sage and SEN expert tipster Chris Nelson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's another jam-packed World Cup edition of Box2Box, with Rob Gilbert & Michael Edgley!Rob and Derek Dyson are joined by The Guardian & Telesport's Aleksandar Holiga, as Croatia move into the World Cup's final four for the second successive tournament. How do they keep doing it?Croatia moved on at Brazil's expense; The Guardian's Fernando Duarte conducts the post-mortem on Tite's Selecao, as the nation comes to grips with letting slip a tournament where they looked a real contender.On a fractious day in A-League history, Willem van Denderen is joined by Perth Glory owner & chair Tony Sage, and wraps all the reaction from the domestic scene.Keep an eye on your feeds for Stoppage Time later in the week!12/12/22See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Barry chats to Tony Sage, Executive Chairman at European Lithium (ASX:EUR).

Perth Glory owner joins LIVE from Vienna to talk the new ALeague broadcast deal & an update on where the Glory might be playing their home games.

HUGE Wednesday edition sees Sportsday joined by Tony Sage, Brennan Cox, Matthew Jupp, Stacey Marinkovich, Mark Allen & Bree Yarran!

As we approach Father's Day, join Tony Robbins, his wife Sage Robbins, and host Mary B. as they discuss their fathers, their modern family, a 14-month-old daughter, and the distinction Tony draws between a father and a dad. An archetype is just a fancy word for pattern and the universal father energy is within us and around us all, regardless of your relationship with your own father, whether you have children, or your gender. Our experience of father(s) shapes our life and influences who we become. Fathers, brothers, grandpas, godfathers, uncles, and father figures hold the powerful possibility to affect us in meaningful ways. By also recognizing these energies within us and calling upon them in different circumstances and contexts, we are able to live life fully, with access to a multitude of gifts, abilities, experiences, and emotions.  We invite you to notice, honor, and appreciate the father figures in your life as we commemorate Father's Day with this exclusive conversation. "A father is love and strength. It's an absolute unconditional love beyond imagination and a strength to call to the highest part of them." – Tony Robbins SHOW NOTES [0:10] Introduction [1:07] What does it mean to Tony to be a father? [2:03] Father's role has 2 sides: Father and Dad [3:05] Every child has different gifts [4:07] Tony's unique upbringing [4:57] Sage's mom's narrative: Dad is in service to the family [5:54] Mothers shape children's view of fathers [7:03] Tony had no relationship with his biological father [8:26] Tony's second father [8:49] The man Tony's mom married before Tony was born [9:11] Jim Robbins, Tony's adoptive father [10:57] Tony learned to manage conflict as a child [11:14] Tony's definition of an outstanding father [12:00] Individuals not always related can affect us in most meaningful ways [12:48] Be more than a dad, call them to the highest version of themselves [13:45] Tony's two-word on-stage reminder [14:38] Father is a role of leadership, service even when it's hard [16:00] Tony's fifth father, the ultimate father figure: Sage's dad [18:03] Brotherhood and father figures in Tony's life [19:24] Tony's instant fatherhood at 24 years old [21:22] Tony's baby daughter: I delight in witnessing her gifts [22:26] Dr. Carol Dweck's growth mindset research [24:56] Teaching Tony's daughter her responsibility to life [26:57] Men are hard on themselves [28:14] There are no professional parents, go easy on yourselves *Show notes continue on website page

Big Tuesday show sees the boys welcome Colin Batch, Mitch Duncan, Broc Feeney, Tony Sage, Ben Mallis & John Slavich to the program.

Perth Glory owner joined program to look back on what has been a massively tough season.

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined byThe Asian Game's Paul Williams to discuss the news the AFC are considering an 'Asian Super League' format, with Football Australia confirmed to be part of initial discussions. Paul also provides an update on the ACL mid-way through the group stage, with Melbourne City looking a strong chance to progress. With Perth Glory stuck in a deep malaise on and off the pitch, The Far Post Perth's Blayne Treadgold joins the show for a wide-ranging chat on where it's gone wrong, and whether Tony Sage may have finally found some financial relief. Derek Dyson covers a packed week of European action, with relegation-threatened Burnley having moved on Sean Dyche, while Willem van Denderen looks at more funding for the women's game, and all the latest from the Socceroos and Matildas around the globe.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sportsday for your Thursday, Karl and Mark were joined by Tony Sage, Mark McVeigh, Cam Shepherd, Nic Martin, Trilleen Pomare, David Shortte & James Broadhurst.

Perth Glory owner joined the program to talk the efforts behind the teams return home.

The Glory owner vents his frustration with his team still stuck in hotel quarantine... in Queensland.

Hear from Glory owner Tony Sage as Australia claim the 2nd test!

Richard Garcia sees red around the VAR, Tony Sage causes a Sturridge stir, Sydney FC find themselves in unfamiliar territory and nevermind Popa ball, its Papas ball up in Newcastle!Blayne Treadgold and Tommy Doleman wrap up the week in the Aleague Men and Preview Perth Glory ain the Aleague Women's competition as the season gets set to kick off!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Barry chats to Tony Sage, Non-Executive Chairman at European Lithium (ASX:EUR).

WA sport is having a hard time at the moment with border closures. We chat to Tony Sage the Perth Glory Owner about the future of WA sport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Glory owner Tony Sage outlines a plan to get WA teams back to some normality. New Peel Thunder coach Geoff Valentine plus motorsport with Matt McKelden!

Perth Glory owner Tony Sage spoke with Karl and Hase about the clubs 25 year anniversary celebrations, Daniel Sturridge and the frustrations of sorting out the A-League fixtures

On a bumper episode of SOOFN with George Donikian & Josh Parish: Journalist Michael Cain expands upon the shocking allegations made by Lisa De Vanna about the bullying and harassment she suffered as a youngster in the Matildas squad. Preston Lions President & United Football Group representative David Cvetkovski tells us about the 40+ Victorian clubs lobbying FV to change their position on a voided season, with the clubs demanding that promotion spots be honoured. Western United CEO Chris Pehlivanis shares an update on stadium construction, the challenges of finding a temporary home ground that meets A-League & Covid-safe standards, and the favourable outcome of playing at AAMI Park. And finally, Perth Glory owner Tony Sage tells us how the club pulled off an all-time A-League coup in signing Daniel Sturridge!

Perth Glory owner Tony Sage tells us how the club pulled off an all-time A-League coup - signing Daniel Sturridge!

Daniel Sturridge is heading down under to the A-league!

Perth Glory owner Tony Sage jumped on Sporting Goss to talk about Chris Ikonomidis, new signings and social media.

Glory owner Tony Sage joins Declan and Pete to discuss the new A-League broadcast deal and David Shortte with his best multi of the week.

The boys catch up former Docker and Lions Premiership player Des Headland. Plus Glory owner Tony Sage off the back of a HUGE new broadcast deal for the A-League and South Fremantle CEO Cam Britt on FREE footy.

Grand Poobah Christian is joined by Rene and Angus to discuss the strong win over "Tony Sage not my friend FC. We also preview our upcoming game in Brisbane and everyone's favourite segmant Mifsud Moments

Paul and Max are joined by comedian and Arsenal fan Jacob Hawley and Perth Glory owner Tony Sage. Andy Jacobs and Geoff Peters also join in for a brilliant Birthday Spread. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Big Thursday show: Freo Dockers assistant Josh Carr, Perth Glory owner Tony Sage, Supercars diver Nick Percat, Subiaco coach Beau Wardman, TJ Wickham from the Kookaburras, Clarmeont coach Ash Prescott and West Coast Fever star Verity Charles.

Big episode this week! Never a man to shy away from the truth, Perth businessman and 14-year owner of The Perth Glory, Tony Sage shares all! We chat about the ánysmal'marketing challengers club owners have faced, prospects of free-to-air A-league coverage, plus the future of the Glory!! This episode is brought to you by KX Pilates Cottesloe - from Beginner to advanced their modern studio has classes to suit you and your fitness goals. So why not give them a try and use the code 'leftoffield' when purchasing your first-class pack and receive 10% off. https://kxpilates.com.au/studio/cottesloe-pilates-studio/

The boys hear from retiring Boxer Anthony Mundine and Perth Glory's Tony Sage!

Jason, Ellis and Dan preview the 26 February 2021 Friday Night Sports Show, replayed on Saturday and on the FlowSports podcast. This week's show includes Perth Glory owner Tony Sage and the man at the centre of the crisis in Eyre Peninsula footy. For the latest sports news go to FlowNews24.com.au's sports channel: https://www.flownews24.com.au/categories/sport

Perth businessman and 14-year owner of Perth Glory A-League club, Tony Sage, talks with the Friday Night Sports Show's Ellis Gelios about the club's long-awaited entry into the Asian Champions' League, then the surreal experience of playing behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He's optimistic about the Glory's mid-season run as border restrictions lift, and east coast teams are forced to travel more. Tony talks about the management of the league 'in the doldrums' and the 'abysmal' marketing challenges club owners have faced and prospects of free-to-air A-League television coverage.

Paps and Goss hear from Tony Sage ahead of the Glory's first game tomorrow and break down today's test action!

The boys hear from Ryan Harris following India's test victory, Tony Sage ahead of the Glory season opener tomorrow night and discuss their Eagles and Dockers best 22!

The boys hear from Glory owner Tony Sage and more!

The boys hear from Aussie Coach Justin Langer, Glory owner Tony Sage and more!

Lucy Zelic and Nick Stoll are joined by Perth Glory's Liam Reddy opens up on what has been the "most challenging period" of his career, W-League star Rhali Dobson explains the implications that the pay dispute will have on the W-League and PFA co-CEOs Kate Gill and Beau Busch explain what will happen next between the players and the clubs. Later, Lucy and Nick discuss Perth Glory's owner Tony Sage, the future of a second division, Aussies Abroad and the latest from Europe.

Trialling a slightly longer, once-a-week pod, the boys discuss the latest in PL, A-League and Aussies overseas but leave most of the talking this week to a suite of special guests.This includes Egypt-based Premier League tactician Ahmed Walid, who talks through some of the emerging trends in the first two matchweeks; Dennis Gedling from The Glory Guerrillas podcast gives an insight into the latest news and rumours circulating in the west; and former A-League product striker Joey Gibbs, who is currently banging in the goals for Icelandic side Keflavík ÍF, talks about his experience in the Land of Fire and Ice. Start - 1.03: Intro1.09 - 14.13: PL14.19 - 34.02: Ahmed Walid34.08 - 39.54: A-League/W-League/Aussies overseas39.59 - 56.15: Dennis Gedling, Glory Guerrillas56:22 - 1.13.48: Joey Gibbs1.13.54 - End: Outro

Mark Readings and Paul Hasleby hear from Hunter Clark from St Kilda, Glory owner Tony Sage and more!

Rob Beaver and Paul Hasleby recap comments made by Tony Sage earlier in the week, hear Chris Anstey's story about the time he played Michael Jordan - and won and a whole lot more!

Tony Sage joins Small Caps to discuss a number of business matters, including the lack of government support for junior explorers and the impacts of COVID-19.Tony has worked in Australia's mineral fields and boardrooms, across South America, Africa, China, South-East Asia, Russia and Eastern Europe.He is currently on the boards of ASX listed companies: Cauldron Energy, Fe Limited and Cape Lambert Resources.Tony's achievements include industry recognition as:Executive of the YearMining Identity of the YearDeal Maker of the Year.He’s also been involved in publishing, fashion, broadcasting and most notably in sport, as the owner of Perth Glory FC.More recently he stepped away from a controversial deal that would have seen his football club merge with a London based Bitcoin agency which at the time triggered many doubtful looks from fans and commentators.

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for "Do NOT Screenshot What I Just Saw!".00 – Different times for us all. Adjusting to being at home.2.00 - Government Support measures announced yesterday are positive. Gives people hope the economy will be propped up. Innovation is the key in this period says Hutchy.4.40 – Tony Abbott talked up his efforts as Health Minister in 2005. Is Tony doing a bit of a Trump?. Unnecessary story insertion!7.00 – How have we rated the journalism in the past week? Damo's Press Conference Gripe - Why can't journos asking questions be audible?10.00 Discussion of Andrew Bolt's recent article – ‘Australian's can be – must be – back at work within two weeks'. Really?12.40 – New Ross Lyon Program The Coach – promo has Lyon stroking a cat Dr Evil style, very awkward.14.40 – Discussion of Channel 7's interview with Ben Cousin.21.00 – Burner Accounts. Tony Sage from Perth Glory busted using a burner.25.00 – Hutchy's ploy to stop The Herald Sun from printing dodgy photos of him seems to be working. Hutchy pledged $250 if they printed decent pictures and he's up to $750. Should he re negotiate terms? Damo's been in communication with Herald Sun journos - they're nominating their charities!28.30 – It's a weird time in journalism. What's the future of journalism now? Media is growing, demand for consumption is huge – but does that equal revenue?Audiences are craving connectivity, but it's a brutal economic market right now.The Corona Virus Crisis has forced media to embrace technology – and we'll see more and more of this. Gone are the days of flying a reporter to35.00 – New Apps in our life. House Party, Teams - it's a boom for some companies.36.30 – Is Hutchy using Corona Virus to get out of pre-production and prep time before TV shows? The realities of going to work have changed. For many it's putting them in danger.42.00 – Discussion of North Melbourne going to Tasmania – as raised by Caro on Footy Classified. Damo's ‘open to discussing it'.47.00 – Question of the Week for Social Status.Simon Evans on Facebook asks - "Most online media platforms are running between 4-8 Covid-19 stories at any one time with a level of content overlap. Do you both view this as a 'necessary' level of reporting to keep the public informed or are media platforms taking the opportunity to run multiple stories to generate clickbait / increase advertising revenue?"That's our Question of the Week for Social Status. Go to www.socialstatus.com.au for a quick quote and to find out how Social Status can pivot your business online and make sales through Social Media Advertising. Check out their website HERE. 50.00 – Bendigo Races on the weekend. Two horses ran mistakenly as each other – how does this happen?51.30 – Hutchy launched SEN TRACK early on the weekend.Join The Sounding Board fraternity on Twitter or Facebook. Or email the show thesoundingboard@crocmedia.comThis podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia and is all thanks to Drinkwise - remember you won't miss a moment if you Drinkwise.

This week we welcome all "Avid" fans of The National Curriculum for a chat about agents, salary caps, visa spots, parity and incentives in Australian football. Plus, there's Mark Rudan's buyer's remorse, Melbourne City's Dub stranglehold, Tony Sage getting crypto-conned, and much more!

This week we take a look at fairly tepid round which was brightened by a certain Adelaide youngster. We also weigh up Tony Sage’s grand plans for Glory and pay fealty to God.Follow Us On Twitter | Follow Us On Instagram | Like us on FacebookYou can also email us: contact@destructionpod.comLearn more about the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

Interview with Tony Sage, Non-Executive Chairman of European Lithium (ASX: EUR, FRA: PF8, VSE: ELI)Can European Lithium plug in to European EV and battery revolution? They talk about how they think they can attract EU debt funding and a strategic equity partner. Will that partner be prepared to pay more for buying local / greener? Find out. Tony talks to us about the realities of how junior miners attempt to get funding and why he believes European Lithium is in a unique position in Central Europe. We are interested in understanding the terms and conditions to their recent €10M convertible note funding facility. If you are a shareholder, do you like terms?We get his take on the lithium pricing cycle and timing for recovery. Their Feasibility numbers need the price of Lithium to rise significantly to be economic. Do you agree with him? We are also fascinated by the fact that European Lithium sits on the ASX (ASX:EUR), Frankfurt Exchange (PF8), Vienna Stock Exchange (ELI) and NEX UK (EUR). FInd out why and which exchanges work for them.Company Page: https://europeanlithium.com/Make smarter investment decisions, subscribe here: https://www.cruxinvestor.comFor FREE unbiased investment information, follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook:https://twitter.com/cruxinvestorhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/crux-investor/https://www.facebook.com/cruxinvestorTake advantage, hear it here first: https://www.youtube.com/CRUXinvestor

Perth Glory boss Tony Sage was excited ahead of Perth Glory Women's heading to the W-League Grand Final and the Men's on the edge of being crowned Minor Premiers.  But it was the sacking of Matilda's coach, Alen Stajic, that got him fired up.  "My question has always been, why would you pay someone out if he's done something so terribly wrong? You just instantly dismiss him, you don't have to pay them out. "That's what was suspicious for me from Day One," Tony Sage told Brad Hardie and Kim Hagdorn on Saturday Morning. 

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Perth Glory owner Tony Sage says he's thrilled to land EPL powerhouse Manchester United to Perth for a tour in 2019. Tony speaks with Peter Vlahos about what it will mean to have United set up in Perth for 10 days, what it will mean for the fans and engagement within the football community.  "They always wanted to come.. it was just the length of time and could we get another team here."          

What does it take to be happy? We live in a culture where happiness is largely based on external forces - like what we get and what we achieve. And when our life conditions don’t match our expectations, we experience pain and fear. We suffer. But imagine what it would feel like to create a constant sense of inner peace and freedom, and live each day in a beautiful state. In this episode of the Tony Robbins Podcast, you’ll hear a very special conversation with Tony, Sage and Michael Singer, renowned teacher and author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Untethered Soul. They discuss what happiness really is, and what’s preventing you from living a life of peace and joy. They dive into the thoughts, beliefs and behaviors that are limiting your consciousness, and shed light on the ways you can commit to the new habits and patterns that will allow you to let go of pain and suffering and start living a life of self-realization. Discover what’s holding you back from being happy. Tap into unique methods of meditation and mindfulness that you can use to start living in the present moment. This is the time to take the risk and let go of your pain, step into the unknown, and allow life to unfold in the beautiful way it is meant to.

Perth Glory head into their new season with a new CEO, a new Coach, new Captain and some fresh faces in the squad, and owner, Tony Sage, says they are positive as they launch into their first game on Sunday.  But Mr Sage says he's "extremely disappointed" with the lack of promotion of the competition and is looking forward to a new look competition in the near future.  "That's why the owners are angry, that's why there'll be an independent A League next year and you will see chalk and cheese. The promotion of the game will improve dramatically once the A-League is stripped from the FFA," Mr Sage told 6PR. 

We’re set for a premiership defining clash this weekend in the Capital NPL thanks to Canberra Olympic smashing Cooma Tigers 7 nil last night. The win takes Olympic within 2 points of Canberra FC, who they play this Sunday. The winner takes all. Perth Glory owner Tony Sage has reminded four disagreeing state federations of the “serious consequences” facing Australian football should they block sweeping democratic changes recommended by the FIFA-endorsed Congress Review Working Group. The world governing body would be left with little alternative other than to suspend Australia, which would threaten the Socceroos’ participation in January’s 2019 AFC Asian Cup and the Matildas’ 2019 FIFA World Cup campaign, if the four state federations stick to their guns and join forces with FFA to veto Congress reform at a meeting on September 7.

Perth Glory owner Tony Sage joined Karl Langdon, Kim Hagdorn and Jason Behrendorff to speak about the club's current run of form and their chances going forward.

The new website is up! HUGE thanks to Tony Sage, our webmaster. Topic: Cory, Celestina and I discuss what many may consider predatory practices in modern advertising and 360-degree marketing to children. While these techniques have become more sophisticated with the arrival of new media, they still rely on the basic tricks that adults have been falling for since the mid-1920s. -Consuming Kids: The Commercialization of Childhood (Documentary) -Government intervention in media, Federal Trade Commission -Edward Bernays This show was recorded live on 12-27-12. School Sucks is live on UStream Saturdays at 6pm EST. Look Closer: Propaganda (1928)by Edward Bernays http://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/bernprop.html $6.00/Month - Join the A/V Club and Receive Bonus Content We need 150 monthly subscribers! If you listen to the show and enjoy the videos, please consider making a commitment of $6.00 per month, or about $.20 per day. When we launch the new site, you'll have access to a bonus content section that will be updated weekly. Please sign up right here.