Podcasts about usq

In our weekly episode we chat with Associate Professor Jess Carniel from USQ on how politics influences Eurovision including flags and voting motivations as well as how global affairs impacts the Contest and Australia's involvement. Before we hit the heavy stuff we also have our weekly update from Go-Jo and feature Voyager's new single. Eurovisions conference: https://www.eurovisions.eu/ Voyager patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/voyagerau KAJ "I'm excited" video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIzSQQkKsgW/ Aussievision patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/aussievision

What would you do if you were flying a plane, and all of a sudden the engine caught on fire? Well, that has happened to our amazing Author Corner guest Chris Smith. Chris joins our resident author and Director of Learning Danette to chat about his new book Leadership at 43000 Feet: Real Leaders Don't Need a Title. Chris has worked as pilot and got his accreditation in the counselling space, before combining those things and helping invent roles like pilot wellness manager, and then having them successfully implemented by major companies like Jetstar. He works as a senior lecturer at USQ and is a successful founder of A Cultural Leadership and speaker, as well as being an author. Chris chats about the standards of mental health in the workplace when he was a pilot, how to fix an engine that is one fire, and how to make sure your staff is mentally prepared to deal with the turbulence of business. His book also looks at a different approach that combines leadership and mental health and is a great resource for leaders who want their employees to be sustainable and not burnt out. To reach out to Chris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-smith-0080374b/?originalSubdomain=au https://www.aculturalleadership.com/ And to pick up a copy of Leadership at 43000 Feet: Real Leaders Don't Need a Title: https://www.booktopia.com.au/leadership-at-43000-feet-chris-smith/book/9781923007659.html?srsltid=AfmBOopMLbNUAVViVBBi26f5peS782KZZN3FHWCRRObMcdesapq5OMd1 Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Magical Learning Podcast 01:25 Meet Chris Smith: A Journey from Pilot to Author 04:22 Navigating Challenges: A Pilot's Perspective 06:47 Mental Health in Aviation: Breaking the Stigma 12:36 Leadership Beyond KPIs: A New Approach 14:01 The Importance of Community in Leadership 19:14 Writing for Legacy: Chris's Motivations 22:09 Key Leadership Insights: Humility and Influence 27:46 Understanding the Unheard: Examples - Oscar and Juliet 30:45 The World's Greatest Problem: Unnecessary Arguments All Magical Learning podcasts are recorded on the beautiful lands of the Kulin, Ngunnawal and Wiradjuri nations, and we pay our respect to their elders past and present. As always, if you are having trouble, you can always send us a message. Listen to/watch this podcast here: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/128QgGO..⁠. To find out more about our free content, sign-up for future webinars as well as our other services, go to ⁠https://magicallearning.com/⁠ and sign up! You can also find us on our socials: Instagram: / magical_learning Facebook: / magicallearningteam Linkedin: / magicallearning Youtube: / @magicallearning Have a Magical week!

Associate Professor and Technology Expert at USQ, Andrew Maxwell, joined Laurel, Gary and Mark on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the need for a "Plan B" for major computer systems in an outage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With high interest rates still lurking and causing investors to hesitate going in on deal, it's time to debunk the myth around the state of commercial real estate. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Chatham Financial, USQ has the data to back up their strategies. That's why, today, I talk with Tom Miller, CEO of Union Square Financial (USQ), on what's really happening in the commercial real estate space and how you can still make it big in today's market. Don't believe every headline you read; multifamily, industrial and retail real estate are going strong. Financing rates are up, making growth challenging but not impossible… Continuing to grow rents will definitely help you weather the storm. Capital raising hit a bit of a speed bump since investors are waiting to see what interest rates do next. But, demand for commercial real estate will always be there. As rent growth is easing back to normal and construction slowing down, there's a great outlook for the multifamily sector. Just keep an eye on market data to know what to expect. Target markets with population and employment growth… And think big in major markets.  As long as you keep building your portfolio and continue raising capital, you can compete in this (and any) economy.  So, tune in today to find out just how resilient commercial real estate is and to strategize your next move to raise capital in today's climate! Take Control,  Hunter Thompson Resources mentioned in the episode: Tom Miller Website LinkedIn Interested in investing with Asym Capital? Check out our webinar.   Please note that investing in private placement securities entails a high degree of risk, including illiquidity of the investment and loss of principal. Please refer to the subscription agreement for a discussion of risk factors. Tired of scrambling for capital?  Check out our new FREE webinar -  How to Ensure You Never Scramble for Capital Again (The 3 Capital-Raising Secrets). Click Here to register.   CFC Podcast Facebook Group

John Zafiropoulos also known to his mates as Zaf. John is a graduate Senior Surveyor working for RPS (Rygate surveyors when we recoded last year) in Sydney. John grew up in Greenacre and growing up he wanted to be an architect. He holds a Bachelor of spatial science with honours from USQ otherwise known as University of Southern Queensland and also a  Bachelor of Construction management. He has been in the industry for 9 years. Before surveying, John was a DJ and a junior site supervisor & labourer. In his spare time John enjoys Video games, karate & Martial arts and going to the Gym. A great delve into studying, working and the challenges of a young surveyor. You can find John on ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ Instagram ZafsPodcast You can contact me at: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.petacox.com⁠⁠⁠  Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@definingboundaries⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠@surveygeekgirl⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠ Music by Paul Greene: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/greenepaul/ ⁠⁠⁠ Red Shelf Records/Sounds Delicious Australia: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/soundsdeliciousaustralia/⁠⁠

On today's show, we spoke with Tom Miller, CEO and CIO of USQ to discuss real estate in Manhattan, the hottest sectors of commercial real estate, office space investing in the next few years, and much more! Find complete shownotes on our blogs...  Ben Carlson's A Wealth of Common Sense  Michael Batnick's The Irrelevant Investor  Like us on Facebook  And feel free to shoot us an email at animalspiritspod@gmail.com with any feedback, questions, recommendations, or ideas for future topics of conversation.      (Wealthcast Media, an affiliate of Ritholtz Wealth Management, received compensation from the sponsor of this advertisement. Inclusion of such advertisements does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof, or any affiliation therewith, by the Content Creator or by Ritholtz Wealth Management or any of its employees. Investments in securities involve the risk of loss. Any mention of a particular security and related performance data is not a recommendation to buy or sell that security. The information provided on this website (including any information that may be accessed through this website) is not directed at any investor or category of investors and is provided solely as general information.) 

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= What music have you been binging lately?MAIN TOPICWhat is Reflection?Why is reflection important?Why don't people do much reflection?Is there a negative to reflection?The journey of contemplation helps us rewire and grows our ability to thinkQ&AHow do you create a place to unplug during hard times in life?Do you have any calendar Tips to help me organize my time?What's one goal you hope to accomplish this year?The Book we referenced in the episodeSwitch on Your Brain

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast; Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= If you could go back in time to any point in your life and still have the knowledge you have now, when would it be and why?MAIN TOPICWhat is unplugging?The importance of unpluggingTips to unplugThings to avoidThings to doQ&AI'm trying to deal with some of the baggage in my life and don't know where to start. There are so many things online, what do you recommend?What do you dream your life will be like in 10 years?What is one of your favorite comfort foods?Send us your questions:IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.us

Join us this week as we discuss the hangups that weigh us down in life.Send us your questions for future Hey Dad Podcasts:IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= If you could be any athlete for a single game who would you choose?MAIN TOPICThe Baggage We Carry: HangupsWhat are Hangups?Unhealthy coping mechanismsYou may be carrying this baggage if… These hangups are in your family and causing chaos You have a habit that controls you instead of you controlling it. The habit is destructive for you or the people around you When you want to do something unhealthy right after anything negative or uncomfortable happens.How to let the baggage go Find healthy coping mechanisms Find outside help Lifestyle changes Q&AWhenever I look at my past hurts it's too painful, how do I build up the courage to face it?Which of your personality traits would you like to change if you couldWhat's one goal you hope to accomplish this year

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= Would you prefer money for a housekeeper, cook, gardener, or personal secretary?MAIN TOPICDefining Past HurtsAnything done to you in the past that still affects you today.You may be carrying this baggage if…You are easily triggered (they say the wrong thing, and you blow up.)Certain situations=feelings come backIf your moral compass is defined by what happened in the pastPast events are keeping you from living your best current life Uncle Rico Syndrome How to let the baggage goLook at past hurts through the lens of the adultOutside help= for things like abuse.Q&AWhat's a good system to stop adding clutter to my life in the future?What's the worst job you've ever had?Send us your questions:IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.us

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= Would you rather live by the beach or live in the mountains?MAIN TOPIC: The Importance of ChristmasDon't be a stick in the mud.Plan from Genesis 3 Proto Evangelum= Genesis 3:17Immanuel= Isaiah 7:14Suffering servant= Isaiah 53Virgin BirthOriginal sin (Born without sin.)IncarnationWe don't understand how incredible it is that God became a human. Shows God's desire for usHe wants relationshipQ&ACooking: What do you think of the hello fresh boxes?Is it dressing or stuffing?What is a unique Christmas tradition you did growing up?

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= If you could do something dangerous just once with no risk what would you do?MAIN TOPIC - Why You Should CookMoneyCheaperPlanning forces you to budget… and be responsible.HealthBecause it forces you to plan, you know exactly what you're eatingAvoids mindless eatingYou eat more when you eat outThere are resources: Emeals, websites, etc.CreativityCooking can be a way to express yourselfSatisfaction of enjoying something you worked to doRelationshipsGood food=good timesThe power of the tableQ&AHow do I get better at having deep conversations with my friends? What is a Christmas movie you think is overrated?How to have conversations with annoying people?

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= If money were no object, what kind of party would you throw?MAIN TOPICProblem: Everyone gets focused on themselves. We get tired and focus on ourselves and it makes us awkwardKey Takeaway: Make THEM as comfortable as possible in the conversation, and it will be enjoyable for you and them as well!Be genuinely interested in themLearn their storyPractical TipQ&AWhat is your favorite part of thanksgiving and what is a thanksgiving tradition that you don't understand?Any tips for the holidays when you are grievingWho is your most iconic Christmas artist?

Animal waste could one day be converted into a fertiliser with the same characteristics as manufactured fertilisers. The University of Southern Queensland has commissioned a lab-scale granulator, to study how organic waste materials can best be combined with minerals to create "organo-mineral" fertilisers. Rural reporter Madelaine McNeill caught up with USQ's Centre of Agricultural Engineering Director Professor Bernadette McCabe to find out more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us your questions: IG - @theheydadpodcast. Email - questions@heydad.usQ of the Day= If you could be anyone's assistant for a year who would it be?MAIN TOPICIs there a purpose in our Grieving?God designed us to have emotionsWe weren't really designed for death in God's original designYou grieve much because you loved muchGrief is a reminder of the great love you hadSeeing others grieve and mourn teaches us to cherish the relationships we haveLife isn't forever in this stageYou can amass fortune and fame, but we don't live foreverEternal life is something we wouldn't think of without the reality of deathQ&AI am thinking about getting into hot tea: what are your recommendations? Where do I start?How do you not fall into hopelessness when grieving? What are some book recommendations you have?Send us your questions:IG - @theheydadpodcast Email - questions@heydad.us

Dr Jasmine Thomas, Associate Director (Academic Integrity) | University of Southern Queensland Renee Desmarchelier, Director (Microcredential Unit) | University of Southern Queensland In this video, we chat with Dr Jasmine Thomas and Renee Desmarchelier about their respective roles at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ), in building and sustaining an ecosystem to tackle academic misconduct and supporting the staff carrying out this vital work. Jasmine and Renee shed light on USQ's Academic Integrity Unit as a centrally-led unit to provide holistic strategic direction, and explore the multifaceted stakeholder dynamics at play. Specialising in contract cheating detection and investigation, Jasmine and Renee explain the Academic Integrity Unit's dual responsibility for capacity-building at the institution; especially as a high-stakes area of education that involves much emotional labour. How can institutions establish an ecosystem that fully engages academic and professional staff in combating academic misconduct while preserving staff and student wellbeing? Watch the video to get Jasmine and Renee's advice. https://www.integritymatters.tv

Difff Crowther is helping to build The Outbound Game for Why Bravo, whilst doing his bit to champion Liberal Arts education in Australia, particularly in P-12 schools. He's currently working as a PhD student in Early Modern Culture at USQ and working with various organisations and schools around Australia to help plan for and enact the change required for schools and universities to adapt to better learning and community outcomes. A podcast host at ‘Chiron', ‘Educating Humans', and ‘The Pursuit of Love'. Always thinking, speaking and writing about ideas and how they impact the way we live. This episode exposes the current schooling and teacher challenges in plain sight. Education needs to change, what are we to do about it? We deep dive into: Teacher shortages (and everything shortages) The governments 'simple' solution (hint: it's pretty useless) Where did the disconnect start from? Dual working parents and 'outsourcing' happiness and success You teach who you are This episode is sponsored by The Outbound Game. Gamify your business goals and turn work into play with Outbound. Reward what matters with rewards that matter, to learn more visit https://www.outbound.game and book in a discovery!

On the very first episode of Women Behind The Media Podcast we were pleased to chat with radio extraordinaire and ABC Brisbane presenter Kelly Higgins-Devine. We cover her career, experiences coming up through the industry and very helpful and interesting tips for people starting out in radio

S3E92 | More talk about Quidditch - both MLQ and USQ.Cast: Kevin + Zach + RobPatreon - Support the Show: https://www.patreon.com/dadgumnerdsSocial Media: https://linktr.ee/dadgumnerds See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A very personal story of a young man growing up in Ipswich struggling to find his own identity. Bryant Strong is now a registered nurse caring for others but that's only part of what he does to support the community. The University of Southern Queensland nursing graduate, who is now studying two more degrees - Master of Nursing and a Bachelor of Midwifery – has dedicated his life to improving the mental health of LGBTIQ+ youth. Published: 18 May 2022. Music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Registered nurse, LGBTIQ+ advocate and University of Southern Queensland graduate Bryant Strong (supplied) USQ: https://www.usq.edu.au/ Our House Our Haven: https://ohoh.org.au/ IDAHOBIT: https://www.idahobit.org.au/ International Nurses Day: https://www.icn.ch/what-we-do/campaigns/international-nurses-day

Da qualche tempo il mondo del quidditch tiene banco la discussione sul nome di questo sport: dopo la proposta di USQ e ML di avviare la pratica per cambiarlo almeno nel nord America, IQA ha istituito la Name Change Committee che sta discutendo queste ipotesi consultando le diverse NGB. Nel quarto episodio di 18° Minuto, Raul Catalani e Cristina Scarasciullo analizzano la questione insieme alla presidente di AIQ, Junia Amanti.

Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve remains closed after being smashed again by another major flood, sporting fields still being assessed before reopening, have your say on the future of bus route 531, Ipswich to Springfield Central public transport corridor tops council's election wish-list and Ipswich Jets score with USQ. This episode also highlights Advance Care Planning Week with a reminder from West Moreton Health. Published: 19 March 2022. Music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Colleges By The River cafe on its side 8 March 2022 (Facebook) Queensland Government disaster funding for sports clubs: https://www.qld.gov.au/recreation/sports/funding/disaster-recovery Queensland Government disaster assistance grants: https://bit.ly/3wrxeiu Bus route 531 feedback: https://bit.ly/36sqZjG Ipswich Jets: https://www.ipswichjets.com/ University of Southern Queensland: https://www.usq.edu.au/ West Moreton Health end of life care: https://bit.ly/3wlOTs2 Council meeting agendas and minutes: bit.ly/2JlrVKY Council meetings on YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/IpswichCityCouncilTV Shape your Ipswich: www.shapeyouripswich.com.au/ Current and future council works and projects: maps.ipswich.qld.gov.au/civicprojects Ipswich Civic Centre: www.ipswichciviccentre.com.au/ Discover Ipswich: www.discoveripswich.com.au/ Ipswich Art Gallery: www.ipswichartgallery.qld.gov.au/ Studio 188: www.studio188.com.au/ Nicholas Street Precinct: www.nicholasst.com.au/

Our guest for this episode is Stephanie Flemming, Advancement Coordinator at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) in Toowoomba, Australia. Stephanie reflects on her journey into advancement, which started with no knowledge of advancement and five filing cabinets filled with loose donor information. Now an expert in cultivating donor relationships and developing philanthropic programmes, she shares how multimillion-dollar endowments and bursaries are helping USQ's rural and regional students.

In this sermon we welcome back guest speaker Murray Wright to HumeRidge who will be exploring the line from the Lord's Prayer – “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” How might this prayer shape our thinking as we head into 2022 in the places and spaces that God has put us? About Murray: Murray has been around the Toowoomba scene for quite a while now in various roles. He arrived in Toowoomba back in 1984 to establish the work of Scripture Union in the Darling Down and South-West Queensland. In 1989, he returned to teaching at Harristown SHS eventually becoming principal at Toowoomba SHS when the Mt Lofty and Wilsonton campuses were combined. In 2003, he left teaching and joined the Toowoomba City Council, later Toowoomba Regional Council, in a senior management role. In 2010, Murray headed into semi-retirement and now works part-time at USQ with beginning teachers, checks in on the grandkids and his elderly Mum and heads to the golf course whenever he can! During this time (2012-2017), he was able to engage in his passion for integrating work and faith and whole-life discipleship as Director of Malyon Workplace. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instagram.com/humeridgechurch Facebook: www.facebook.com/humeridgechurch YouTube: www.youtube.com/humeridgechurch If you would like prayer, want to share a good report/praise point, or give to the ministries at HR head to: humeridge.church/sunday If you have made a decision to follow Jesus, we would love to follow up with you. Please let us know by texting 0417 201 215. For more information about HumeRidge Church visit: www.humeridge.church

Ticket Price: Adult $25, Concession $21Venue: WBLC Little TheatreDays: Friday 19th and Saturday 20th NovemberTime: 9pmDuration: 60mins From Award winning, cheeky, soul-bearing grub Johanna Lyon, comes Borishkiva: Bad to the Bone, a satire cabaret and WILD night of fun coming to Wynnum!She's there when you close your eyes to go to sleep at night, basically she's like a sexy-evil Sandman with a knack for turning your fears into hate.Borishkiva has been whispering in the ears of ill-adjusted world leaders for centuries resulting in some of humanity's lowest points. Flip through a history book some-time, her K.P.I's (Kills per injustice) are off the charts.But in today's world of acceptance and education, The Fear industry isn't what it used to be. Her only real clients are old, rich, white politicians. Can Borishkiva re-ignite this generation's intolerance or will she be kicked to the contemptible curb by human-kind...ness?A raucous mix of song, stand-up, skits and sex appeal Borishkiva: Bad to the Bone is the corrupt cabaret event of the season!Johanna Lyon; cheeky, soul-bearing grub is an actor and cabaret comedian dedicated to laughing with others. After graduating with her Bachelor of Creative Arts degree in acting from USQ, she undertook further study (honours) to devise and develop new work.More recently Jo wrote, produced and performed her first full-length solo cabaret, ''Irrashional", at the Sydney Comedy Fringe with a strong homecoming season in Brisbane. This oddball is most interested in discussing and unpacking why humans do what we do concerning love and discrimination. She aims to achieve connection between strangers within her work, for an audience to relate to something that is confessed/proposed/thought and then (best-case scenario) share their own relevant experiences with others. For tickets or more information:https://www.wynnumfringe.com/tickets/?EventID=100https://www.johannalyon.com/https://instagram.com/jothegrubhttp://www.facebook.com/johannalyoncomedyhttps://vimeo.com/user96475531https://www.wynnumfringe.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Wynnum-Fringe-110921904074925https://www.instagram.com/WynnumFringeBrisbane is getting a fringe festival! Adelaide has the world's second largest fringe; Perth has the third. It is time for the Sunshine State to have its own and Wynnum Fringe will be its home!Podcast recorded and produced by TNC podcasting. Find out more at www.tncpodcasting.com

Kurt is a Physical Performance Coach for athletes and teams across a variety of sports, in addition to working at USQ in the Sport and Exercise Science department. He has worked purposefully in over 20 different sports from amateur to elite and professional across multiple nations. On top of these roles, Kurt is currently researching the relationships between the menstrual cycle and maximal strength and speed in soccer athletes. He has been presenting and educating in the realm of Strength & Conditioning for ASCA and other organisations for nearly a decade and has a strong focus in creating development systems within semi-professional sport. Kurt is an ASCA Level 3, PCAS Elite Coach with a Master of Exercise Science (Strength & Conditioning) and for his work in the semi-professional space he was awarded 2020 ASCA Performance Development Coach of the Year. If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love to hear about it and know what your biggest takeaway was. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag us, In this episode, you'll learn: The sports and athletes Kurt works with: Brisbane Lions FC NPL + NPLW, Boxing Shop, consulting/mentoring, individual athletes in athletics, weightlifting, rowing, soccer and rugby league How Kurt got into exercise science How Kurt got into menstrual cycle research The challenges of menstrual cycle research How different stages of the menstrual cycle may effect performance How hormones influence performance across the menstrual cycle Where Kurt believes this research is going and the most important considerations to keep in mind Why RPE is better than a values method approach to exercise prescription for women in sport The disparity between performance and how one is feeling Why conditioning really isn't what it can be What effect conditioning has within the menstrual cycle How to program for individuals at different stages of the menstrual cycle Plus, the impact of heat on the menstrual cycle. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Mind Your Body Show. If you haven't done so already, please take a minute and . This helps us to share our message and continue to deliver high-quality health and fitness information for you and others! Connect with Kurt: Instagram: www.Instagram.com/kurtvogel.coach www.Instagram.com/revolveathletic Twitter www.Twitter.com/kurtvogel_coach Want more? Connect with me on & for behind-the-scenes footage! Plus, Kurt and I will be live on Instagram to dive even deeper into this episode and answer all your questions! Tune in {and subscribe} on your favourite platform:

Today I'm joined by Adam Gilmour, CEO of Gilmour Space, to talk about the new Australian Space Manufacturing Network, growing the Aussie space industry, and all the action at Gilmour. After that, it's all the latest industry news, including Australia's plans for a lunar rover!More about Adam Gilmour and Gilmour Space:Company home pageMaking it happen: The Australian Space Manufacturing NetworkEngine tests on YouTube, including a new video posted this week!G-class satellite bus announcement (April 2021)Latest funding announcementOpen roles at Gilmour SpaceAustralian lunar rover mission:NASA's press releaseAustralian Space Agency announcement, including some rover specificsSydney Morning Herald: NASA manmade moon base to be assisted by Australian RoverSatellite news:USyd's CUAVA-1 deployed from the ISSCurtin Uni's Binar-1 deployed from the ISSDr Russell Boyce: Update on M2 formation flying (LinkedIn)EOS proposes NSW satellite manufacturing hubLaunch services news:Hypersonix Delta-VelosPartnership between Hypersonix and USQ on composite materialsNASA's travails with liquid hydrogen fuelAbout the show:Visit our website for show notes and all our episodes: aussiespacecast.com.My work on this podcast is listener-supported, so please consider supporting the show. Thanks very much to all our patrons for their support!Intro music is Afronauts by Crowander.Chapter images are copyright for their respective organisations.You can follow @AussieSpaceCast on Twitter or on LinkedIn.Please send any corrections, feedback or suggestions to matt@aussiespacecast.com.Thanks for listening!

Pat Stibbe and Jack Lewis join University of Southern Queensland Aviation Lecturer Chris Smith for a flight around Brisbane in USQ's Springfield flight simulator

On today's show, as the anniversary of Springfield's Hallowe'en hail storm approaches, weather expert Justin Noonan tells Pat Stibbe wild weather is expected this week. We have USQ's Professor Jonti Horner, our resident space expert in the studio again with a special guest, ready to tell us about some strange radio frequencies recorded from an unknown source in outer space. Would you transition to a plant-based diet if it tasted more like meat? Jack Lewis heads out to see what people in Springfield think. It's Mental Health Week so of course we have another great chat with psychologist Dr Rachel Hannam on the effect that lockdowns have had on our mental health. And in the chase for cleaner, greener, more renewable energy, it has been announced that Queensland will soon become the world's largest manufacturer of green Hydrogen, but what does this mean? We chat with Dr Mark Lynch, Senior Chemistry Lecturer here at the University of Southern Queensland about what this means for the future of Queensland. Hosted by Pat Stibbe. Produced by Jack Lewis.

This is Jason's podcast, where we will be talking about the Wallabies vs South Africa.The new friends bubble in New South Wales. The new stadium in Springfield and its role in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. Wayne Bennett coming back to Queensland and finally talking to seven sports reporter Ben Davis all about all things NRL and the Grand Final.This podcast was created during the USQ High School Experience program.

It's that time again! USQ is heading back to school!Join Betty Versteegh and Mikaylah Wilke as they experience all things Forest Lake! (Including a live performance from a pretty sweet rapper!)Produced by Claire Shadlow and Brendan Cahill. Social Media by Duncan Towner. Panel Operator: Conor Chisell.For copyright reasons, commercial music tracks have been removed from the original broadcast.

It's that time again! USQ is heading back to school!Join Conor Chisell and Duncan Towner as they join the RUOK Day activities at Bellbird Park State Secondary CollegeProduced by Adrienne Versteegh and Mikaylah Wilke. Social Media by Brodie Irwin-Blunden. Panel Operator: Jamie Hine.For copyright reasons, commercial music tracks have been removed from the original broadcast.

Dr Glenn Campbell Recorded in December 2020 Discipline leader & Lecturer at University of Southern Queensland, Glenn spent his years growing up in the sunshine state. Born in Brisbane, he spent abt 11 years in Brissy before moving to Townsville in year 7 with his family for a few years. With a weird love for Science & Maths, Glenn completed a Maths & Physics degree before completing his surveying degree. A move to Goondiwindi in his early years of his career, with a young family, he says was the best move of his life at the time. Making Goondi their home, immersing themselves into the community, playing cricket, acting in a 3 man play & producing a few more kids. With no real particular planning of his career and working for a few small surveying companies he eventually chose the educational path. He took a position with USQ and went on to complete his PHD. Support from The Surveyors Trust has been approved for 2021 to help fund the students from the University to travel for residential camps. You can find Glenn on LinkedIn.

Dr Glenn Campbell Recorded December 2020 Discipline leader & Lecturer at University of Southern Queensland, Glenn spent his years growing up in the sunshine state. Born in Brisbane, he spent abt 11 years in Brissy before moving to Townsville in year 7 with his family for a few years. With a weird love for Science & Maths, Glenn completed a Maths & Physics degree before completing his surveying degree. A move to Goondiwindi in his early years of his career, with a young family, he says was the best move of his life at the time. Making Goondi their home, immersing themselves into the community, playing cricket, acting in a 3 man play & producing a few more kids. With no real particular planning of his career and working for a few small surveying companies he eventually chose the educational path. He took a position with USQ and went on to complete his PHD. Support from The Surveyors Trust has been approved for 2021 to help fund the students from the University to travel for residential camps. You can find Glenn on LinkedIn.

High school students Sophie, Mack, Jason, Harry and Jack have spent a day of their school holidays at Phoenix Radio, learning how to produce and present radio shows. With music removed for copyright reasons, here are their debut radio shows. Sophie and Mack welcome special guest, USQ student Audrey. Jason, Harry and Jack interview Brisbane TV and radio legend Jamie Dunn.

Dr Kerstin brown fro the USQ breaks down the Euthanasia bill Linda cause our Dog Whisperer with the 5 commands our dogs need to know Adam Stewart from Apex Toowoomba  YCBS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Marty's Musical Moment, Marty catches up with inspirational Opera singer Tim McCallum.After breaking his neck at 18, leaving him a quadriplegic, he was told he would never be able to sing like he used to. He has now come along way!You might know Tim from The Voice back in 2015, the 2020 AFL Grand Final, or even the 2020 Springfield Community Carols.To hear more of Marty's Musical Moments, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

In this week's installment of Marty's Musical Moment, Marty chats with Janelle Colquhoun - a blind Opera singer who has travelled the world with her singing!To hear more of Marty's Musical Moments, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Tom and Jerry' (2021)!For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Love and Monsters' (2020)!For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

Marty interviews the amazing inspirational drummer and Founder of Can do Muso's, Andrew Hewitt. Andrew has cerebral palsy, but has not let that slow him down with drumming and help other musicians with challenges get their name out there.https://www.candomusos.com/candomusos-profiles.php?countryID=2http://www.drummerstix.com.au/For more of Marty's music news and interviews, tune into InvincAbility: 1pm - 2:30pm on Phoenix Radio

Red Cross and Ipswich City Council reach a new agreement following discovery of a 75 year lease, Chris Gratton Sheds secures a favourable decision from council to keep operating in Walloon for a limited time, and what is a waste and circular economy and what does it mean for Ipswich? These local Ipswich stories and more including the Anywhere Festival and USQ students survive better than most during Covid. Published: 19 March 2021. Music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Officers from the Mounted Police take part in Operation Wildflower (supplied by Ipswich City Council) Circular economy waste principles: http://bit.ly/3tzwWl9 Current and future council works and projects: maps.ipswich.qld.gov.au/civicprojects Council agendas and minutes: bit.ly/2JlrVKY Council meetings on YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/IpswichCityCouncilTV Ipswich Civic Centre: www.ipswichciviccentre.com.au/ Discover Ipswich: www.discoveripswich.com.au/

Carlos Ruas, criador de Um Sábado Qualquer, é o convidado de hoje no Costelinha!Ele fala, além de USQ, sobre suas obras como Boteco dos Deuses, Mundo Avesso e Cães e Gatos.Confira nosso podcast, com João Pedro Maia e Alexandre Baptista.Comente o que você achou, curta e compartilhe o vídeo.E assine o canal! Isso ajuda a gente a trazer sempre mais coisas pra vocês!Participe do grupo de Whatsapp aqui. E confira novos episódios do Costelinha toda segunda no Spotify ou aqui.Confira o episódio de hoje em vídeo no Sobrecapa!

Dr Chelsea Jarvis from the USQ talks Autumn weather Trevor Watts and David Janetzki YCBS     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's all through the news... Brisbane is in the running to host the 2032 Olympic Games!But what do our local athletes think of the news? Phoenix Radio's Jack Lewis chats with Ipswich Olympian Deb Acason about her Olympic experiences, and her thoughts on Queensland's Olympic bid.RISE with Riley, Jack and Friends every Weekday morning from 7 to 9AM on Phoenix Radio.

Geraldine Mackenzie, VC of University of Southern Queensland, joins Karl and Martin on HEDx to reflect on how her strategy, that was nearing completion when COVID hit, has been delayed, revised and is reorienting USQ to work even more closely with industry partners on translation, and even more closely with technology in transforming learning practices. She applauds how the sector is working together, at least in its respective parts, but acknowledges all in the sector are yet to have clarity on whether the short-term adjustments to regional living through tree and sea changes will have prominence over digital disruption in determining the nature of the seismic changes to come for the sector. A time when all in the sector need new thinking, new solutions and new places to get help from.

USQ Vice Chancellor on the future of the USQ after Covid Friday Foodies Luke Bona from The Nightshift on deal breakers YCBS   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode focuses on two key decision making theories: rational (sometimes also called classical) and behavioural. We explore how rational decision making may be the ideal but does not always reflect the reality of business decision making. This reality means that decision makers often need to use intuition and gut instincts to make satisfactory rather than optimal decisions. To discuss this topic we talk to Richard Hughes CEO of the Ipswich Jets Rugby League and Netball clubs. Richard has also lead fundraising teams of major not for profit organisations, is a founder of his own multi-award winning start up, and more recently, the CEO of the Children's Tumour Foundation. Find Richard online: LinkedIn Ipswich Jets Find our more about USQ's MBA. 

This episode focuses on the internal and external factors that influence decision making. Business leaders need to be cognisant of these influences when trying to be strategic in their approach to decision making and realise that these influences impact on decision rationality (i.e. making the optimal decision) To discuss this topic we talk to Chris Black, founder and CEO of Fortress Financial Solutions. Chris is also a current board member with the Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce and St Saviours School. He is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, has been noted as one of the most influential financial advisers in Australia by the Financial Standard, has lived and worked in the UK, is an alumni of USQ having completed a Business and Commerce double degree and, Chris tells us, most proudly a husband and father to three boys.Find Chris online: LinkedIn Fortress Financial Solutions Find our more about USQ's MBA. 

This episode explores the concept of decision making, what it looks like in a business context, and why decision making is fundamental to business performance and success. We discuss the types of business decisions and the triggers for those decisions. To discuss this topic we talk to The Honourable Paul Lucas, former deputy premiere  and attorney general of Queensland. Mr Lucas, now retired from political life, has returned to his first career in law but continues to serve in many various non-executive director roles for organisations such as the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health and the Central Highlands Development Corporation.Find Paul online: LinkedIn Holding Redlich Lawyers Find our more about USQ's MBA.