Podcasts about upwey

This week on SmartArts with Richard Watts,As we all know, Melbourne is the most Irish city in Australia, and Dr Enda Murray, the Festival Director of the 2024 Irish Film Festival is here to tell us how we can embrace our Irish-ness through cinema. Showing from 24-27 October, find something on the program for yourself here: https://irishfilmfestival.com.au/ Academy Award winning filmmaker and artist, Adam Elliot has a new exhibition showing at Beinart Gallery. Opening on October 26th, All The Lonely People is a personal collection, resonating with the same melancholy and emotional depth characterising Elliot's film work. As we've been launching the various calendars for Melbourne's performing art scene, it is now time to launch next years Victorian Opera 2025 season with Artistic Director Stuart Maunder! Have a look at the full 2025 program here: https://www.victorianopera.com.au/victorian-opera-announces-season-2025/ Richard is joined by the world renowned, host, actor, writer, comedian, philosopher Stephen Fry to answer the big questions. What is art? How do you choose an acting role? And of course, what do we need to know about his upcoming Australian tour, An Evening with Stephen Fry? Hopefully all questions are answered but here's the link for tickets and more info if you need it: https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=STEPHENF24&v=PLN Co-Artistic Directors Emma Valente and Kate Davis come on to discuss their project, THE RABBLE's Wake. It is showing 25/10 and 26/10 at Burrinja Cultural Centre in Upwey, tickets available here: https://thesubstation.org.au/program/wake Merlynn Tong, writer and co-star of Golden Blood, the story of a brother and sister left to fend for themselves in Singapore. Showing at Melbourne Theatre Company with a preview performance on the 25th and Opening Night on October 31st.Plus, Anne Marie Peard, wraps up Melbourne Fringe for another year!

Mark of the year superstar of the Sydney Swans, Wiz Capper & North Croydon Under 10's Lightning Premiership player, Tony Marks press pause on the simulation once more and take a deep dive into the sticky mess of the T-Wiz Podcast. Featuring Kids in the Kitchen frontman, Scott Carne and Upwey's most eligible bachelor 1997, Jason Vorherr in a frantic and incoherent swamp of shit jokes and inappropriate behaviour.

Sunday April 22, 2-4 pmNamatjira Project + Q&A with Director Sera Davies,The story of a great Australian artist and his family's quest for justice.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW3phsGSCl8Sunday May 20, 2-4pmWestwind: Djalu's Legacy + Q&A with Producer Kate Pappas and TV Host Leila Gurruwiwi,Didgeridoo master Djalu Gurruwiwi tours the world, sharing Yolngu culturehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSxvKW15wUASunday June 3, 2-4pmMilpirri: Winds of Change + Q&A with Co-Producer and Co-Director Cath South and Stewart Carter - a cross-cultural celebration of music, dance, family, language, and home.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS4nxqxOqS0Screenings will be held at Burrinja Cultural Centre, 351 Glenfern Rd, Upwey.The program is supported by a grant from the Yarra Ranges Council.

Conor O'Shea is a Personal Trainer, Nutrition coach, and Yoga teacher from Ireland, currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Conor is also a certified GMB trainer - which is one aspect of his work which particularly interested us. GMB is a training method that incorporates yoga, martial arts, physiotherapy, gymnastics and mindful movement. As we will hear in the podcast Rane has a personal interest in this methodology! In this conversation, we learn how Conor discovered yoga, and how a trip to India changed his perspective on movement, physical exercise, meditation and life. We hear about his approach to nutrition and coaching, and how he cultivates positive habits in his clients, helping them build an awareness of where they might be at a particular point in time. This leads into his personal philosophy on living a happy and healthy life, and he shares some wisdom he learned on his life journey. This is another fascinating episode, and we just love Conor and his laidback, realistic and holistic style of yoga, movement and nutrition. Links: Conor's Website: http://conorosheafitness.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feelgoodhacks/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conorosheafit/ GMB: https://gmb.io/ https://www.instagram.com/gmbfitness/ Pick of the Week: Conor's Focused Flexibility Workshop: https://www.facebook.com/events/424695947973464 GMB's 2 Day Seminar Brisbane: https://www.facebook.com/events/411133415992783/ Rane: Women's AFL http://womens.afl Finally join Jo and Rane for their Yoga for Digestive Ease workshop at Pinnacle Wellness in Upwey, Melbourne: http://pinnaclewellness.com.au/ https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/mainclass Go to 8/04/2018 in mindbody online to book. Theme song is Baby Robots by Ghostsoul, music is available at http://ghostsoul.bandcamp.com/ Check it out!

Interview with the open and authentic Honor Newman. Honor is a Psychologist who specialises in women’s emotional health.  Honor works in her own established private practice and writes programs for women in the areas of post-natal depression and perfectionism. She has also written a book titled The Perfectionist Within (available on Amazon) and runs womens groups in the Melbourne CBD and in Upwey (for more information feel free to contact Honor on 0433 374 031 or at honor@honornewman.com). We discuss: The different types of work Honor has done in the field, the genesis of her women’s health work, the challenge of the lack of business training in psychology courses, enjoyment from seeing people grow to their full potential, belief in the possibility of healing, a peep into methods of addressing perfectionism, how Honor's group therapy works and associated benefits, how Honor’s interest in psychology developed, being proactive about seeking help herself, the importance of persistence if you don't meet the right psychologist for you right away, the power of listening, the attraction of private practice and the feminine model of work, some insights into Honor’s book, the new upcoming perfectionism program, Honor’s super power, and her messages that you can be empowered to break free of the binds of perfectionism, and your that true nature is beautiful.

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On the show this week we hear about a major national touring art exhibition titled 'Black Mist Burnt Country' which commemorates the 60th anniversary of the British atomic test series at Maralinga in South Australia. It revisits the events and its location through the artworks by Indigenous and non-Indigenous contemporary artists across the mediums of painting, print-making, sculpture, installation, photography and new media. The works in the exhibition collectively span a period of seven decades, from the first use of the atomic bomb on civilians in Hiroshima and into the post-WW II era, through the times of anti-nuclear protest in the 1980s to the present day. The exhibition is planned to commence in September 2016  at the SH Ervin Gallery in Sydney, and tour nationally to public galleries and museums across five states in 2017 and 2018.We speak with curator of this exhibition, JD Mittmann, from Burrinja Gallery in Upwey, who takes us through the ideas around the exhibition and some of the works included. We also talk with Paul Ogier, an New Zealand & Australian photographer who has photographed Maraling and Emufield, as well as Warren Tantja Paul, an Anangu artist from Yalata community in far west south Australia. Warren is a line-drawing artist and sculptor who has most recently began a new series of drawings and sculptures in reference to the Maralinga atomic tests, as a result of a mentorship with Ceduna Art Centre’s Pam Diment. 

Fred Williams (1927-1982), Upwey landscape 1965-66. Painting, oil on canvas, 183.0 h x 148.0 w cm. Ppurchased 1966. © Estate of Fred Williams.