Auscast Inspiration: Recent Episodes
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On this episode of Inspired By, Isabella Taylor sits down with Ryder Quinn – a rising star who opens up about identity, passion, fame, and resilience. From the pressures of performing to navigating mental health, Ryder shares an honest, powerful look into what it means to live authentically and thrive creatively. It’s a compelling and insightful conversation that will inspire listeners to chase purpose over popularity.
Topics Discussed;
- Fame and public expectations
- Mental health and emotional wellbeing
- Creative process and inspiration
- The importance of chosen family and community
- Challenges with online criticism and public perception
- Staying grounded and authentic
- Advice to young people feeling lost
- Future ambitions and what’s next for Ryder
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Inspired By Daniel J. Phillips 2.0, follows on from Isabella Taylor’s first episode with him in 2020 when she was just 9 years old.
Daniel J. Phillips:
• Writer/director of feature film Awoken and writer/director/producer of feature film Diabolic set to be released in Australia in 2025;
• Owner and creative director at Anomaly.
Daniel was one of five South Australian filmmakers to represent South Australia in Adelaide Film Festival Go To Cannes at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
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In this episode of Inspired By, Isabella Taylor chats with Swipee creators—Ben, Jacob, and Sam—three young entrepreneurs who launched a global card game business before high school. They share how their card game started in a classroom, the challenges they overcame with manufacturing and marketing, and how community support helped Swipee thrive. The boys open up about school balance, online sales, giving back through charity, and their dreams of sports collaborations and new editions. This wholesome and powerful chat is a must-hear for any young person with big ideas.
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In this episode of Inspired By hosted by Isabella Taylor, Year 12 student and co-college captain Amy Wallace shares her advocacy for AI in education, her experience speaking at South Australia’s Teen Parliament, and the ethical challenges students and schools face as AI continues to evolve. From school-based AI policies to her book project and colour analysis for her formal dress—Amy proves AI’s possibilities are endless. Plus, how she's working with teachers to shape the future.
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What’s the secret to making the back-to-school transition smooth and stress-free for your child and yourself?
Kate Mason is joined by Dr. Victoria Waller, an educator and expert in learning differences with over 40 years of experience.
Together, they share creative strategies for keeping kids engaged during school holidays (without screens!), easing back-to-school anxiety, and creating positive routines weeks in advance.
From bedtime adjustments to fostering open communication with your child, this episode is packed with practical advice, fun activities, and even a few laughs to help families navigate one of the most stressful times of the year.
Listen For:
03:45 - Can you survive school holidays without screens?
10:54 - How to get kids excited about school
22:01 - Five fun, screen-free summer activities
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Guest: Victoria Waller, PhD
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Food additives have an enormous impact on us. Preservatives, and colourings affect our health and behaviour.
In this episode Kate shares her personal experience of eliminating these from her family's diet and seeing immediate improvements in their health. Guests Tracey Fry and Joanne Ling, creators of Additive Free Lifestyle, also share their experiences and discuss the importance of understanding what is in our food. They highlight the significant profits made by the food additive industry and the lack of regulation around labelling, particularly with 'natural' flavours and colours.
Listen For:
4:16 Joanne Ling’s Personal Experiences With Food Additives
8:40 The Importance of Awareness and Informed Choices
13:48 Market Size and Influence of Food Additives
26:33 Navigating Misleading Labels and “Natural” Claims
Guests Joanne Ling and Tracey Fry, Additive-Free Lifestyle
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In this episode of Inspired By, host Isabella Taylor sits down with radio legend Sean Craig Murphy, owner of the Australian Radio School. Sean shares his passion for teaching and mentoring the next generation of broadcasters, offering insights into how his decades of radio experience have shaped his unique approach to education. From his start as a roller rink DJ to founding one of Australia’s top radio schools, Sean’s journey is packed with lessons on creativity, resilience, and the power of storytelling.
You will hear Sean’s advice for aspiring broadcasters, stories from his career, and why teaching fuels his own creativity. Stay tuned until the end for a behind-the-scenes moment that will leave you smiling!
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Topics in this episode;
- Sean’s upbringing and early experiences in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Melbourne, and Adelaide.
- His start in the radio industry as a DJ at a roller skating rink in Adelaide.
- Transition from DJing to radio, including his first job at Murray Bridge’s 5MU.
- Sean’s training at Vaughan Harvey’s Radio School and its impact on his teaching style.
- Founding the Australian Radio School and his passion for mentoring students.
- Key lessons learned from over 40 years in radio and podcasting.
- His experiences co-hosting Everyday Conspiracy Theories Podcast.
- The creative process of launching a successful podcast from scratch.
- Reflections on the evolution of radio and podcasting as complementary mediums.
- Insights into community radio as a training ground for aspiring announcers.
- Advice for staying creative and resilient in a competitive industry.
- A humorous behind-the-scenes moment at the end of the episode.
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Hey that's mine.
I saw it first.
Too bad. Finders’ keepers. Losers’ weepers.
No need to even ask if this sounds familiar. It does. But there are ways to manage sibling rivalries. Actually understanding your children’s personality types and preferences can go a long way to keeping the peace.
Guest: Sandra Etherington
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When traveling do you prefer to be highly organized and structured? Loose and available for what catches your whim? Or somewhere in between.
It’s all good when it’s just you traveling. It gets complicated when you have traveling companions, particularly if they don’t share your preferences.
Guest: Stephanie Noon
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Struggling to balance screen time, play, and family wellness? You’re not alone!
Kate chats with Dr. Nick Fuller about his research-backed lifestyle plan to create healthier families.
They look at the final two steps of Nick’s program: embracing daily play and tackling screen time to promote better sleep, movement, and overall health.
Listen For:
05:13 – Why unstructured play is vital for kids and adults alike
12:53 – Role modeling movement: The ripple effect on kids
15:18 – The science behind sleep deprivation and poor food choices
18:51 – Practical screen time boundaries: Rules for all ages
Guest: Nick Fuller
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More About Nick Fuller
Dr Fuller brings together a diversity of skills having held positions in both the industry and academic sectors. His current position as Clinical Trials Director within the Department of Endocrinology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital involves working with government and industry to identify and develop cost-effective treatments for the treatment and management of obesity and metabolic disease.
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Is your Christmas full of festive chaos, quiet introspection, or heartfelt traditions?
Kate explores how our MBTI personality types shape the way we celebrate the holidays.
From extroverted party planners to introverted peace-seekers, and from intuitive gift givers to sensing traditionalists, Kate offers thoughtful advice to create balance and joy for everyone.
Featuring heartwarming stories of Christmas traditions from special guests, this episode is a festive blend of personality insights and family nostalgia.
Listen For:
06:42 – Steph Noon: Generations united by “The Night Before Christmas”
09:22 – Intuitives vs. Sensing: Gift-giving styles
15:18 – Sheryl Kent: Swedish gingerbread cookies and sentimental mandarins
21:33 – Jeanine Mouchawar: Merging Jewish and Christmas traditions
Guest: Nick Fuller
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Guest: Stephanie Noon
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Guest: Kate Thorn
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Guest: Jeanine Mouchawar
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Guest: Sheryl Kent
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How can families truly transform their eating habits for the better?
Dr Nick Fuller, a leading expert on obesity and the bestselling author of Healthy Parents, Healthy Kids, explores practical, science-backed strategies for overcoming food fussiness, breaking the yo-yo dieting cycle, and creating healthier mealtime habits.
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or someone passionate about nutrition, this episode offers actionable tips to improve your family’s health while promoting stronger relationships at the dinner table.
Listen For:
03:11 – Why yo-yo dieting happens and how to break the cycle
11:26 – The real reasons behind food fussiness in kids
15:09 – Mealtime battles: How to make family dinners enjoyable again
20:02 – Role modeling: Why what you eat impacts what your kids eat
Guest: Nick Fuller
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More About Nick Fuller
Dr Fuller brings together a diversity of skills having held positions in both the industry and academic sectors. His current position as Clinical Trials Director within the Department of Endocrinology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital involves working with government and industry to identify and develop cost-effective treatments for the treatment and management of obesity and metabolic disease.
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How do modern parenting ideals and evolving grandparent roles intertwine in today’s world?
Kate links up with a mother and her daughter to look at the challenges and joys of parenting and grandparenting.
They explore balancing old-school values with contemporary techniques, managing emotional moments with children, and the delicate art of maintaining strong family communication.
From screen time debates to how grandparents and parents collaborate on childcare, this episode highlights the importance of flexibility, empathy, and mutual respect.
Listen For:
02:30 - Modern vs. Traditional Parenting: Striking the Balance
10:25 - Accepting Imperfections in Parenting
19:53 - The Power of Flexibility and Adaptability in Parenting
22:00 - Grandparents as Partners: Communication is Key
Guest: Stephanie Noon
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Kate Thorn
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From discipline to communication. Have you ever stopped to think about how your childhood shapes the way you parent today?
Steph Noon, an experienced life coach and trauma specialist, and her daughter Kate Thorn, a busy mom join Kate.
Together, they discuss the evolution of parenting styles across generations, the challenges of modern-day information overload, and the wisdom gained from blending tradition with cutting-edge psychological insights.
Listen For:
09:22 - The Impact of Being Seen and Loved as a Child
16:06 - Parenting in the Age of Apps and Overwhelm
24:52 - Teaching Emotional Resilience from an Early Age
27:43 - Why Steph and Kate Say “Delete the Apps”
Guest: Stephanie Noon
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Kate Thorn
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Are you tired of living with your adult kids? The phenomenon of adult children living at home with their parents has become increasingly common, leaving many to wonder: is this the new normal?
Kate looks at the realities of adults living with their parents, whether due to economic challenges or shifting cultural norms.
Joined by life coach Jeanine Mouchawar, they discuss how to navigate this complex dynamic with grace and mutual respect.
From reshaping communication styles to setting boundaries and fostering independence, this episode is packed with practical advice for parents and adult children.
Listen For:
07:06 – Parental expectations vs. economic realities
13:56 – Resetting boundaries
17:51 – Avoiding conflicts: Top communication strategies
22:32 – Sitting in the hole: How to truly support your child
Guest: Jeanine Mouchawar
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Are you a little superstitious, or maybe just a little "stitious?"
Kate Mason dives deep into the world of superstitions, from quirky wedding traditions and curious rituals to their psychological roots and cultural origins.
With stories from her daughter's recent wedding, Kate explores how superstitions shape our lives, whether it's crossing fingers, tossing salt, or athletes' game-day routines.
She even relates these habits to Myers-Briggs personality types, showing how our natural inclinations might make us more or less likely to believe in lucky charms and avoid black cats.
Listen For:
5:32 Superstitions in Everyday Life
10:30 Superstitions Around the Globe
18:54 Famous Athlete Superstitions
23:26 How Different Personality Types Embrace or Dismiss Superstition
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Are you tired of feeling frustrated and helpless when dealing with your child's temperament clashes?
Do you wish you could understand and respond to their emotional needs more effectively?
Kate explores how our unique temperaments—sanguine, choleric, phlegmatic, and melancholic—affect our responses to conflict and shape the ways we repair relationships.
She shares insights and practical techniques to handle arguments with empathy, resilience, and emotional intelligence.
It’s never too late to reconnect with your child.
Listen For:
3:49 Recognizing Imperfect Parenting Moments
10:53 Embracing Emotional Resilience
14:55 Using Empathy as a Leadership Tool
20:21 Embracing Vulnerability in Repair
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Are you energized by lively conversations or do big social events drain your batteries?
Kate examines the intriguing dynamics between extroverts and introverts, exploring how each personality type navigates big gatherings.
Whether you thrive in social settings or need solitude to recharge, Kate discusses the impact of these preferences on relationships, mental well-being, and self-awareness.
Through relatable stories—including how she balanced her own extroverted excitement with her husband’s introverted need for calm—this episode offers practical tips for managing energy levels at large events while maintaining balance.
Listen For:
05:36 – Balancing social restlessness with introvert boundaries
08:20 – Understanding introverts: The art of recharging solo
12:45 – Avoiding overwhelm: Practical tips for introverts at big events
15:19 – Finding harmony: Balancing introverted and extroverted tendencies
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Is perimenopause just the “second puberty” we never saw coming?
In this episode of, host Kate Mason and guest Unna Goldsworthy dive deep into perimenopause, breaking down what it really is, how it impacts women’s physical and emotional health, and how understanding it can improve relationships at home and at work.
From managing symptoms to societal shifts like corporate policies supporting menopausal women, this conversation sheds light on navigating this transition with self-awareness, lifestyle adjustments, and, if necessary, hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
They also explore the stigma surrounding menopause and the importance of having open conversations to foster understanding and create supportive environments.
Listen For:
07:53 – Symptoms: When does perimenopause really end?
10:45 – Is HRT a shortcut or a lifeline?
32:22 – Lifestyle adjustments: Aligning with your values
38:25 – Breaking the stigma: It’s time to have open conversations
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Guest: Unna Goldsworthy
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Weddings: magical, stressful, and full of surprises—would you relive your big day?
In this episode, Kate dives into all things wedding-related as her daughter Cassie prepares to walk down the aisle.
From the curveballs that can throw off wedding plans to how personality types like MBTI shape the process, Kate shares personal anecdotes and explores wedding traditions around the globe.
Whether you’ve had your own perfect or not-so-perfect day, this episode will resonate with anyone who has navigated the emotional and often humorous rollercoaster of wedding planning.
Listen For:
02:51 Kate’s Wedding Story: A Mother’s Help
04:45 Handling Family Drama
10:36 Unique Global Wedding Customs
12:30 The Budget Battle: Last-Minute vs. Meticulous
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Feeling burnt out? This episode dives into the sneaky ways burnout can take over our lives.
Kate speaks with Unna Goldsworthy, founder of Unna Movement, to explore burnout’s telltale signs, its impact on the body and mind, and the strategies to combat it.
Unna shares her personal journey of burnout, from pushing through physical and emotional exhaustion to finding balance by redefining her career and life goals.
They discuss how to spot burnout early, the power of self-compassion, and actionable steps to restore well-being. Tune in to learn how you can catch burnout before it catches you.
Listen For:
06:03 Reflecting on Human Potential and Suffering
12:51 The Turning Point: Making a Change
19:14 Catching Burnout Before It Happens
27:32 How to Recognize Burnout in Yourself
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Guest: Unna Goldsworthy
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What happens when a child dreams of becoming a hazmat worker?
In this episode, Kate and Dr. Victoria Waller dives into the fascinating ways creativity can become a bridge to success for children with learning differences.
Dr. Victoria E. Waller shares her incredible experiences in nurturing children's passions and helping them find their unique strengths.
She emphasizes how thinking outside the box – sometimes quite literally with cardboard – can lead to academic and personal growth.
Get ready to explore how unlocking creativity can change a child’s world.
Listen For
03:31 - Finding the child's passion
12:16 - Using a child's strengths for academic growth
18:38 - How parents can encourage creativity at home
24:38 - Finding "special sauce" for every child
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Guest: VICTORIA WALLER
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Do you feel like you're arguing more than connecting with your partner lately?
In this episode, Kate dives into listener questions about relationships and communication, focusing on how understanding personality types can help couples reconnect.
Whether it's the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), temperament theories, or love languages, Kate shares actionable insights to strengthen bonds and reduce conflict.
She also explores how understanding these frameworks can assist in parenting challenges, like helping teenagers with their studies.
Listen For:
01:04 - Navigating Relationship Conflicts: Julia’s Question
06:30 - Extroversion vs. Introversion in Relationships
12:39 - Love Languages: How to Speak Your Partner’s Language
18:40 - Open Communication: A Key Parenting Strategy
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Why do we argue, and how can understanding our personalities help us navigate conflicts?
In this episode, Kate looks at the root causes of arguments, exploring how personality types, emotional triggers, and even hormonal fluctuations play a crucial role in our disagreements.
With a mix of humour and practical advice, Kate offers strategies to defuse tensions and maintain harmony in relationships, especially within families.
Whether you're a peacekeeper or a debater, this episode provides valuable tips to keep arguments from spiraling out of control.
Listen For:
03:01 Personality types and argument styles
10:02 The hormonal rollercoaster and its impact on mood
18:10 Strategies to prevent arguments from escalating
21:06 Recognizing and acknowledging emotions during conflicts
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Ever wondered how your personality influences your financial habits?
In this episode, host Kate chats with financial coach Lexi Smith about the fascinating connection between MBTI profiles and money management.
Lexi, an ENTP, shares how understanding your personality can be a game-changer for managing finances—whether you're a spender or a saver.
The conversation delves into practical tips for parents on how to teach their kids about money, the importance of using positive language, and how to model good financial behavior at home.
Listen For:
05:42 How MBTI profiles help in financial planning
10:06 Budgeting tips for different personalities
19:42 Lexi's approach to teaching kids about bills and expenses
24:42 Using positive affirmations to improve financial habits
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How do you handle the big three F-words of travel: fear, frustration, and fun?
In this episode, Kate Mason delves into her personal experiences of traveling as an ESFP, from the anxieties of flying and taking taxis to the challenges of planning trips with family.
Despite the stress and unpredictability, she highlights the importance of embracing the chaos and finding joy in every moment.
Whether you're the organized planner or the spontaneous go-with-the-flow type, Kate’s stories remind us that travel is about making unforgettable memories, even when things don't go as planned.
Listen For:
05:59 – Handling Different Personalities on a Trip
08:17 – Facing Fear
15:13 – An Uber to the Rescue
19:28 – The Reluctant Relief of a Canceled Trip
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Inspired By Tony Wheeler AO, Co-Founder of Lonely Planet travel guides.
Long before Google… Tony and Maureen Wheeler enjoyed extensive travel together from the early 1970’s on. People would ask them of their experiences and there was very little available in the way of comprehensive travel guides. They began to fill an unrecognized market by writing their first travel guide and going on to establish Lonely Planet.
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How does your personality shape the way you deal with clutter?
This episode explores the fascinating intersection of personality types, love languages, and our relationship with the stuff we accumulate.
Kate Mason chats with Bridget Johns, founder of Be Simply Free, about how understanding ourselves and our loved ones can transform the often-overwhelming task of decluttering into a meaningful, even harmonious process.
They explore everything from MBTI types to love languages, offering insights and practical tips on how to manage clutter in a way that feels true to who you are.
Listen For:
04:15 – Decluttering Based on Personality: A Perfect Match
11:01 – Kids and Clutter: Managing Different Personality Types
21:07 – Acts of Service: When Decluttering Becomes a Love Language
32:09 – Why Less Can Be More: Simplifying Gift-Giving
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Guest: Bridget Johns
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Is your life overflowing with clutter? From physical messes in your home to the digital chaos on your phone and even the mental overload that keeps you up at night, clutter can be overwhelming.
In this episode, Kate chats with Bridget Johns, founder of "Be Simply Free," about her journey from a chaotic life to one of organized serenity.
Bridget shares her expertise in decluttering not just your space, but your mind and schedule too.
Bridget shares practical tips and inspiration to reclaim your time and mental well-being by clearing out the unnecessary.
Listen For:
04:28 – The Study that Changed Everything
09:20 – When the Mental Load Becomes Too Much
20:38 – The Hidden Cost of Holding Onto Clutter
22:33 – Digital Declutter: Phones and Computers
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Guest: Bridget Johns
Bridget Johns is an Organisation Expert who loves optimizing space and time. Her business Be Simply Free helps women reduce their mental load and find more time by decluttering their homes, calendars and minds so they can collect more moments and less things.
Bridget works 1:1 with women worldwide via Zoom, online and in person workshops and through her Clear Clutter Find Time course.
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Pete Williams – Australian Writer, Director and Producer – spent 15 years overseas in London and Los Angeles honing his filmmaking skills. Pete shares with us about his debut narrative feature film Emotion Is Dead which premiered at the Adelaide Film Festival in 2023 and incredible insight into how he went about making this, from writing through to self-distribution. Budding and current film makers, let’s get started!
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Are you raising resilient children?
In this episode, Kate Mason and Tania Johnson dive into the importance of building resilience and emotional strength in both parents and children.
From the benefits of play to the power of independent problem-solving, they explore how cultural differences impact our approach to parenting.
Discover practical strategies for fostering resilience and learn why it's crucial to let kids experience failure and take risks.
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05:03 - Teaching Conflict Resolution
09:22 - Overprotection and Online Dangers
16:56 - The Importance of Family Togetherness
27:00 - Fostering Hope in Children
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Guest: Tania Johnson
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Have you ever wondered what builds resilience in us and our children?
In this episode, Kate chats with Tania Johnson, co-founder of the Institute of Child Psychology.
Tania shares her journey, from fostering four First Nations children to her academic accomplishments and her profound insights into attachment theory and resilience.
Together, they explore the power of purposeful parenting, the importance of allowing children to fail and learn, and practical strategies to foster resilience in our young ones.
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04:44 - Experiences as a Foster Mom
11:15 - When Did We Start Protecting Children from Failure?
26:17 - The Impact of Overpraising
35:51 - Teaching Resilience
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Guest: Tania Johnson
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Ever wondered how to keep the peace while traveling with a diverse group of personalities?
In this episode, Kate shares her experiences and insights from a recent family trip to the USA and Canada.
She discusses the importance of understanding and respecting different personality types to ensure a harmonious travel experience.
From pre-trip planning and balancing activities to maintaining open communication and embracing individual differences, Kate provides practical tips for making group travel enjoyable for everyone.
By recognizing and accommodating each traveler's unique preferences, you can create memorable and stress-free adventures together.
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02:33 - Introverts in Travel Groups
03:43 - Extroverts and Their Travel Preferences
07:25 - Navigating Different Travel Interests
13:47 - Resolving Conflicts During Travel
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In this episode we explore effective strategies to help children understand and manage pain. How to comfort your child. The role empathy plays. And practical tips for you as a parent to make these difficult moments more manageable.
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3:50 The Impact of Media on Children’s Empathy and Pain Perception
19:26 The Role of Parental Reactions in Children’s Pain Management
30:27 Encouraging Empathy Through Shared Reading
21:43 Practical Tips for Managing Pain in Children
Guest: Sarah Wallwork, Ph.D. (clinical pain neuroscience)
Dr Wallwork is a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the Body in Mind research group at the University of South Australia.
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This is a REPLAY of episode 81 first published in November 2023.
Kate discusses the four personality temperaments of children: choleric, sanguine, melancholic, and phlegmatic. She explains these temperaments are innate and can greatly influence a child's behaviour. Understanding these temperaments can help parents tailor their approach to their child's unique needs and strengths, fostering a more positive and effective parenting experience.
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4:38 The Choleric Temperament
8:17 The Sanguine Temperament
10:35 The Melancholic Temperament
12:48 The Phlegmatic Temperament
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This is a REPLAY from episode 77 first published in October 2023.
It’s so important for parents to have effective communication with their teenagers and using the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) can help. Kate and guest Jeanine Mouchawar discuss how understanding your own and your teen's personality type can improve communication and reduce conflict. Jeanine shares a five-step process for effective communication: calming oneself before a conversation, stating observations without judgement, getting curious about the teen's feelings, validating their feelings, and asking for their ideas to make better choices.
Jeanine emphasizes the importance of removing the word "why" from conversations as it often puts the other person on the defensive.
Listen For:
10:30 Why parenting approaches differ for teens as opposed to younger children
18:24 Calming techniques (for calming down parents)
24:19 The importance of stating observations clearly
29:35 Avoiding the word “Why”
Guest: Jeanine Mouchawar, BA Stanford
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This is a REPLAY of episode 51 from April 2023.
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
ME/CFS as it’s known.
The World Health Organisation classified ME/CFS as a disease, not a psychological issue, back in the 1960’s but we still know so little about it.
It’s a complex disabling disease affecting the brain, the muscles, and digestive, immune and cardiac systems. About 60,000 people in Australia are housebound or bed bound from ME/CFS. It’s become the forgotten disease, costing the health system in the country $15.5 Billion annually. The health system has failed those who suffer from ME/CFS but one of the leading voices, and advocates, Emerge Australia, represents the patient voice for this disease and it’s speaking up loudly.
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Isabella welcomes Tilda Cobham-Hervey, an Australian actress from Adelaide, South Australia in film, television and theatre and a writer / director, with a background in circus and physical theatre. Tilda first acting role was in 52 Tuesdays when she was just 16 years old and in 2019, she gave an outstanding performance as Helen Reddy in I Am Woman. Tilda shares her inspirational journey thus far as a creative talent, giving insight into the challenges she has faced thus far in pursuing her passion and advice to young people aspiring to become part of the film industry.
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Can uncovering family secrets transform your life?
In this episode, Kate dives deep with TEDx speaker and author Michelle Scheibner, uncovering the profound impact of identity and family secrets.
Michelle shares her journey of loss, grief, and the quest for self-understanding, inspired by her memoir "Hush."
Through personal anecdotes and scientific insights, they explore how our hidden histories influence our present, providing listeners with a thought-provoking exploration of the forces that shape who we are.
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04:20 - The Impact of Grief
10:40 - The Burden of Family Secrets
18:55 - The Relief of Uncovering the Truth
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Who are you really? What an intriguing and thought-provoking question.
In this episode, Kate speaks with Michelle Scheibner, a TEDx speaker and author of the memoir "Hush."
Michelle shares her journey from a secondary school teacher to a renowned identity activator, emphasizing the profound impact of personal branding.
She explains how her exploration of narrative coaching, conversational IQ, and inherited family trauma shaped her unique approach to helping clients discover and leverage their true identities.
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4:34 - What is an Identity Activator?
11:20 - From Teacher to Career Developer: Michelle's Journey
22:29 - Exploring Personal Brand and Inherited Trauma
26:08 - Empathy and Identity in Focus
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Being quietly confident is powerful.
In this episode, host Kate and guest Kate James explore the strength-based approach to introversion, emphasizing the importance of leveraging natural strengths over fixing weaknesses.
They discuss the significance of growth mindset, highlighting how adopting this perspective can lead to continuous improvement and resilience.
The conversation also delves into the concept of Highly Sensitive Persons (HSP) and their connection to introversion, offering insights on how understanding these traits can improve personal and professional relationships.
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10:04 - When Strengths Become Weaknesses
14:44 - Embracing Growth Mindset
18:29 - Challenging Perfectionism
24:23 - Supporting Sensitive Individuals
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Shhh.
In this episode of Parenting and Personalities, Kate Mason explores the world of introversion with guest Kate James.
They explore the unique strengths and challenges of introverts, debunking common myths and highlighting the importance of self-awareness and confidence.
Kate James shares her journey of embracing her introverted nature and offers practical advice for introverts to thrive in an extroverted world.
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7:58 - Introverts in Social Settings
15:55 - The Role of Confidence in Introversion
21:03 - Parenting Introverted Children
26:43 - Therapeutic Approaches for Introverts
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Ready to transform your fitness routine? It starts with understanding your unique personality.
In this episode, Kate delves into the unique ways introverts and extroverts, intuitives and sensors, thinkers and feelers, and judgers and perceivers approach exercise.
Whether you thrive on the camaraderie of group classes or find peace in solitary runs, understanding these tendencies can unlock a more enjoyable and effective fitness routine.
With anecdotes, research, and practical tips, this episode emphasizes the great impact of exercise on both physical and mental health, inspiring listeners to find their perfect workout match.
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06:13 - Intuitive vs. Sensing Types in Exercise
10:50 - Judging vs. Perceiving Types in Exercise
12:53 - ISTJs and Exercise14:59 - ENFPs and Exercise
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Laughter truly is the best medicine!
In this episode, Kate dives into the fascinating world of humour and its effects on our mental and physical health.
She explores various types of humour—from slapstick to satire—and how they resonate differently depending on our personality types, as described by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.
Kate illustrates how humour not only enhances our personal well-being and social bonds but also boosts our immune system and pain tolerance.
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3:02 - Humour as a Mental Exercise and Immunity Booster
09:14 - Humour Preferences for Extroverts vs. Introverts
13:02 - How Judging and Perceiving Types Enjoy Humour
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What happens when neurodiversity intersects with the MBTI?
In this episode, Kate and guest Sam Young explore the relationship between MBTI personality types and neurodiversity. They explore how understanding traits like extroversion and introversion can impact the interactions and development of neurodiverse individuals, particularly children.
Kate and Sam highlight the importance of acknowledging and respecting unique brain functions, as they unpack the challenges and opportunities presented by neurodiversity in both educational settings and daily life, offering insights for parents, educators, and caregivers of neurodivergent individuals.
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07:19 - The role of empathy and emotional challenges in neurodiversity
13:17 - Misconceptions about personality traits in the neurodiversity community
21:41 - The importance of intuition in understanding neurodiversity
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Neurodiversity reshapes our world.
In this episode, Kate explores the world of neurodiversity with guest Sam Young, a growth-minded educator and advocate for twice-exceptional learners.
They unravel the challenges and gifts that come with being neurodivergent—such as ADHD, autism, and dyslexia—shedding light on the importance of understanding, embracing, and supporting diverse minds.
Sam’s own journey as a neurodivergent individual and his work with Young Scholars Academy brings insights into fostering environments where children can explore their strengths, develop self-regulation, and ultimately, thrive in a society that is learning to celebrate cognitive differences.
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3:20 - Identifying Neurodivergence
10:07 - The Intersection of Giftedness and Challenges
14:07 - The Role of Schools in Supporting Neurodivergent Students
22:03 - Engaging with Educators
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Nothing stirs the pot in the kitchen like different personalities. Kate dives into the kitchen with an insightful look at how our Myers-Briggs personality types shape our culinary styles.
From her own spontaneous and often haphazard adventures in cooking as an ESFP, contrasted with her daughter's similar ESTP approach, to the meticulous ISTJ and innovative ENTJ methods of her friends, Kate explores the joys and mishaps of cooking through the lens of personality.
She shares anecdotes that reveal each type's unique approach to recipes, improvisation, and kitchen disasters, ultimately celebrating the diversity of cooking experiences and encouraging a non-judgmental appreciation for everyone's culinary quirks.
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1:55 Contrasting Cooking Styles: Sensing vs. Intuition
2:47 The Butterless Blunder
06:48 ESTP and ESFP in the Kitchen: A Tale of Spontaneity
17:19 ISTJ in the Kitchen: A Methodical Approach
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Money talks, but what does it say to you?
Kate Mason delves into the complex relationship between personality and finances, exploring how the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) sheds light on our financial behaviors.
She suggests that our upbringing shapes our approach to money, but it's our personality that often dictates our saving and spending patterns.
By examining the habits of different MBTI types, from the spontaneous spenders to the meticulous savers, Mason offers tailored strategies for managing finances that resonate with our innate preferences.
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2:30 - The Influence of Upbringing on Spending
6:35 - Personality Types and Money Management
11:25 - The ESFP Spending Style
15:09 - ISTJs: The Savers
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Dive into the world of the perfect melancholic!
This episode of Parenting and Personalities is a compelling exploration of the meticulous and thoughtful melancholic temperament.
Kate breaks down how these detail-oriented individuals operate, illuminating their potential for both profound strength and unnecessary stress. Whether it's their penchant for pessimism that surprisingly leads to frequent positive experiences, or their struggle with imperfection that can spiral into frustration, this episode offers invaluable insights.
This episode is not just an analysis; it's a guide to better appreciate the melancholics in our lives and to harmonize with their high standards and deep thought processes.
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02:35 Understanding Conscientiousness
07:45 Methodical Minds at Work
13:59 The Strain of Perfection
17:59 Managing Melancholic Resistance
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Unlock the power of personality in the workplace with DISC.
Kate and guest Kate Russell dives deep into how understanding DISC profiles—Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, and Compliance—can significantly enhance team collaboration and conflict resolution.
Exploring the nuances of each personality type, offering insights on how leaders and teams can foster a more harmonious and efficient work environment. They reveal how adapting communication styles and acknowledging individual strengths can lead to improved workplace relationships and productivity.
Whether you're a leader aiming for success or a team member seeking better interactions, this episode is a treasure trove of strategies to leverage personality insights for personal and professional growth.
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2:47 – What is DISC?
13:13 – Utilizing DISC in Conflict Resolution
15:19 – DISC Preferred Communication Styles
27:00 – Compliance at Work: Precision and Its Pitfalls
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Conflict isn't just chaos; it's a catalyst for growth.
Kate explores the art of conflict resolution with expert Kate Russell, peeling back the layers of why conflict scares us and how it can actually forge stronger connections. They explore the roots of conflict in personal experiences, the critical role of empathy, and the transformative power of reframing confrontations as opportunities.
Russell, with years of expertise in mediation, unveils practical strategies for addressing workplace disputes and the larger implications for family dynamics. They underscore the importance of curiosity, questioning assumptions, and the profound impact of active listening.
By the episode's end, listeners you’ll be equipped not only to manage conflict, but to embrace it as a pathway to deeper understanding and harmony.
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3:07 - Early Encounters with Conflict
8:28 - The Crucial Role of Mediators
10:44 - The Power of Pre-Mediation
16:46 - The Assumption Pitfall
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Unlock the secret to a harmonious workplace with phlegmatic personalities.
Kate dives into the phlegmatic temperament, revealing how this steady and reliable personality type can be a bedrock of stability in a professional setting.
She explores how their desire for peace and consistent environment makes them excellent in roles that require diplomacy and patient customer service.
Yet, the tranquility of the phlegmatic can be a double-edged sword; their aversion to conflict and change may lead to procrastination and avoidance.
By understanding and embracing their natural tendencies, we can harness their strengths to foster a collaborative and productive work environment, mitigate stress, and encourage them to express their valuable insights.
Listen to learn how to get the best out of the peaceful phlegmatic at your workplace and why their serene presence might just be the key to team harmony and loyalty.
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1:12 - Phlegmatic Temperament in the Workplace
2:13 - Choleric vs. Phlegmatic Dynamics
6:45 - Avoiding Drama: Phlegmatic Conflict Management
11:39 - Navigating Change with a Phlegmatic
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This episode explores the inspiring life of Vicki Waller, a passionate educator with a profound commitment to children with learning differences.
Vicki shares her early experiences and revelations that shaped her approach to teaching, emphasizing the importance of adapting to each child's unique needs rather than adhering to a single methodology. Her anecdotes reveal a career dedicated to innovation, advocacy, and a deep belief in the potential of every child, regardless of their learning challenges.
Vicki's narrative is a testament to the impact of passion, creativity, and persistence in the field of education, offering insights and inspiration to educators, parents, and anyone interested in the empowerment of children with differences.
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5:21 Embrace a Holistic Approach to Reading
6:18 Recognize and Value Creativity
15:24 Advocacy and Resourcefulness
25:53 Medication and Support Decisions Should be Informed
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Guest: VICTORIA WALLER
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It’s a truth many parents may ignore.
In this compelling episode, Jessica Lahey, bestselling author of The Gift of Failure and The Addiction Inoculation takes us through her personal battle with addiction to spotlight the critical importance of honest conversations about substance abuse with our children.
Lahey emphasizes the need to sift fact from fiction in discussing the effects of drugs and alcohol on developing brains, setting clear boundaries, and providing accurate, age-appropriate information.
She advocates for starting these discussions early, leveraging her insights to guide parents on fostering an environment of trust and informed decision-making, while also highlighting the role of professional support in overcoming addiction.
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2:06 Substance Use Prevention in Kids
4:16 The Role of Honest Conversations
5:52 Genetic Factors in Substance Use Disorder
23:31 Early Conversations and Education
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Guest: JESSICA LAHEY
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Jessica Lahey is a teacher, writer, and mother who believes it’s important to allow children to learn from their mistakes and failures.
Jessica says when parents constantly intervene or rescue their children from consequences, they hinder their child's learning process and can result in dependent, emotionally stunted children who never learn to adapt to the world around them.
She suggests parents should aim to foster their children's autonomy and competence, rather than misguided confidence.
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Play is important. It helps in a child’s development and can strengthen bonds between children and caregivers.
In this episode Kate and Amy Nielson of Planning Playtime talk about play. Amy shares her unique upbringing in a family of 12 children, where she was homeschooled and often had to teach herself. She talks about her work in creating resources for parents and teachers to make learning fun for young children.
Amy emphasizes the importance of both structured and free play, and how her programs aim to prepare children for school while also fostering communication and relationship building. And she has a new certification program to train more teachers and parents to become elite reading coaches.
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12:43 The Versatility and Educational Value of Play
17:19 The Importance of Communication and Relationshi Building Through Play
19:12 Play-Based Learning vs Traditional Learning
21:09 Personalized Play for Different Personalities
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A few years ago Josh Hubbard was a physically active, and mentally fit young man in his 20’s. He got up one morning and felt a fairly strong headache but figured he was dehydrated. Hours later it became apparent he’d suffered a stroke. For a time he’s lost complete use of his left arm. And while he did recover, it was only through daily (hourly, minute by minute), painstaking activity.
Josh is an INTJ which stands for Introversion, Intuition, Thinking, and Judgment. INTJs are known for their strategic thinking, powerful insights, and constant thirst for knowledge. They make up only 2.1% of the population.
In this episode, how did Josh react to this life-changing event, and what unique contributions did his personality make?
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5:57 Josh’s early interest in sports and his focus on schooling
11:30 Josh’s detailed recount of the day he suffered his stroke
17:17 Commitment to self improvement and learning
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Four out of five conflicts that happen in the workplace stem from misunderstandings about innate temperamental differences. Understanding the four temperaments can help.
In this episode we take a close look at the popular Sanguine. The life of the party, the one with all the enthusiasm, and the one that’s often the least organized and makes a mess.
In previous episodes we’ve had a look at the four temperaments overall in episode 81, and we’ve had a closer look at the Powerful Choleric in episode 89.
Listen For:
0:54 The Dynamics of Personalities and Temperaments in the Workplace
2:12 An Outline of the Four Temperaments
2:58 The Sanguine Temperament
5:49 Balancing Strengths and Weaknesses
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In this episode, Dr. Victoria Waller discusses the importance of recognizing and addressing learning differences in children.
Dr Waller emphasizes that parents often ignore signs of learning challenges in their children, hoping they will outgrow them. However, this usually doesn't happen and early intervention is crucial.
She advocates for a different approach to learning for children with learning differences, focusing on their strengths and passions. She also discusses the importance of getting children tested if they show signs of ADHD and not being afraid of medication if it's needed.
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Guest: Victoria Waller, PhD
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Rob Mason has a PhD in education and makes his living working with professional sports coaches on how to communicate better. Communication is his thing… it’s how he makes his living.
Then along came Ned, his newborn. And Rob had to learn a whole new style of communication. In this episode Rob shares his experiences of applying his communication knowledge to his family life.
Kate and Rob discuss the importance of open communication and support between partners during the transition to parenthood, the pressure of trying to be the "perfect" parent, and the importance of understanding your partner's needs and love language. They also touch on the challenges of balancing work and parenting, and the value of having a supportive network of other parents to share experiences with.
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5:27 Balancing Work and Parenting Responsibilities
8:15 Importance of Partner Communication and Understanding
14:37 Handling External Advice and Pressure
16:31 Parenting Myths and Gender Roles
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There’s been lots of study on how to give feedback effectively but very little on how people receive it.
That’s a pretty important piece of that puzzle.
In this episode Kate chats Sports Rob Mason who is a coaching development manager with the Port Adelaide Football Club. He coaches the coaches.
How people respond to feedback (and how they absorb it) varies according to personality type. From extroverts who thrive in group discussions to introverts who favour one-on-one interactions, and from sensing personalities who need practical, tangible insights to intuitive ones who resonate with big-picture thinking, the spectrum is wide and complex.
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5:29 The Lack of Research on Feedback Reception
8:34 Individual Differences in Feedback Reception
17:36 The Role of Personal Attributes in Feedback Effectiveness
26:16 The Importance of Understanding Individual Needs in Feedback
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About 80% of conflicts, whether in the workplace or elsewhere, stem from misunderstandings about innate temperamental differences.
In this episode, we dig into the four temperaments: sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic but give specific focus to the Powerful Choleric.
The choleric is often a misunderstood personality but it often shapes leadership, decision-making, and workplace relationships.
Listen For These Insights on the Choleric:
9:43 Natural Leader with a Need for Change
9:53 Often Perceived as Overbearing but Also Inspiring
10:50 Effective in High-Control Environments
14:42 Impatient with Delays and Prefer Direct Communication
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This week we’re highlighting an episode in which Kate was the guest in the form of a Feed Drop. It’s an episode by the podcast Stories and Strategies first published in May of 2022.
The podcast is hosted by Doug Downs and Kate is the special guest looking at historical influencers and analyzing their personalities using the MBTI. People such as Abraham Lincoln, Princess Diana, Mother Teresa, Henry VIII, and even Adolf Hitler. What were the unique traits and aspects of their personalities that made us love, or hate them?
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8:53 About Abraham Lincoln
10:44 About Princess Diana
16:49 About Mother Teresa and Joan of Arc
23:46 About Steve Irwin
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Tracey Fry and Joanne Ling are sisters. In this episode they share with Kate their personal experiences of health issues, such as migraines and skin reactions, triggered by exposure to strong scents and chemicals in cleaning products, perfumes, and even new clothes.
They also discuss the potential link between these chemicals and more serious health conditions, such as thyroid issues and fertility problems. They recommend a more natural, additive-free lifestyle is needed beginning with people swapping out their cleaning products and gradually moving toward an additive-free diet.
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6:03 How Tracey’s Health Improved Once She Had Eliminated Fragrances
10:49 Children’s Health and Sensitivities to Fragrances
11:37 Impact on Menstrual Cycle and Hormonal Health
19:40 Awareness of Ingredients in Personal Care Products
Guests Joanne Ling and Tracey Fry, Additive-Free Lifestyle
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Food additives have an enormous impact on us. Preservatives, and colourings affect our health and behaviour.
In this episode Kate shares her personal experience of eliminating these from her family's diet and seeing immediate improvements in their health. Guests Tracey Fry and Joanne Ling, creators of Additive Free Lifestyle, also share their experiences and discuss the importance of understanding what is in our food. They highlight the significant profits made by the food additive industry and the lack of regulation around labelling, particularly with 'natural' flavours and colours.
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4:16 Joanne Ling’s Personal Experiences With Food Additives
8:40 The Importance of Awareness and Informed Choices
13:48 Market Size and Influence of Food Additives
26:33 Navigating Misleading Labels and “Natural” Claims
Guests Joanne Ling and Tracey Fry, Additive-Free Lifestyle
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During adolescence, the brain undergoes significant development, likened to upgrading from a dirt road to a paved freeway. However, this process can be hindered by sleep deprivation, which can lead to increased risk-taking, impulsivity, and exacerbation of mental health issues.
In this episode Lisa L. Lewis suggests making sleep a family priority, modeling good sleep habits, and having ongoing conversations about the importance of sleep. She also recommends assessing the factors that may be contributing to late bedtimes, such as overscheduling or excessive tech use, and working collaboratively with teens to address these issues.
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5:08 The importance of Sleep in Adolescents
14:53 Understanding Teenager’s Brain Development
20:46 The Role of Parents in Modeling Healthy Sleep Habits
25:51 Navigating Technology and Sleep
Guest: Lisa L Lewis, MS
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Mistakes are normal, even unavoidable when it comes to parenting. In this episode Kate connects with several friends whose kids have all grown up now to share personal stories of their parenting mistakes, such as being overprotective, solving problems for their children, and being too harsh. They also discuss the lessons they've learned from these mistakes, such as the importance of self-reflection, empathy, flexibility, and resilience.
Mistakes are a natural part of parenting and can be used as stepping stones for personal and parental development.
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In this episode Kate discusses the concept of love languages and how they can be used to strengthen relationships, particularly within families. She explains that love languages, as introduced by Gary Chapman, are the ways in which individuals express and receive love.
The five love languages are affirmations, gifts, acts of service, quality time, and physical touch. It’s important to understand and respect each family member's love language, as it can greatly impact their feelings of being loved and appreciated.
Kate also shares personal anecdotes about her own family's love languages and how understanding them has improved their relationships.
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In the realm of Australian Rules Football, few names shine as brightly as Shaun Burgoyne. A four-time premiership star, Burgoyne has etched his name into AFL history with a career marked by skill, resilience, and an unyielding commitment to success.
Shaun Burgoyne, affectionately known as "Silk" for his smooth style of play he hailed from a footballing family and played a pivotal role in the Port Adelaide Football Club first ever AFL Premiership in 2004 alongside his brother Peter.
Over his nine seasons with Port Adelaide, Shaun solidified his reputation as a dependable and versatile player. His ability to impact the game both in midfield and across half-back earned him accolades, and he played a pivotal role in Port Adelaide's 2004 Premiership triumph.
In 2009, he made a high-profile move to the Hawthorn Football Club, a decision that would prove instrumental in his pursuit of further premiership glory. Joining a team on the cusp of a dynasty, Burgoyne's experience and leadership qualities played a crucial role in the Hawks' three consecutive premierships from 2013 to 2015.
On our chat we discussed some of Silk's amazing career highlights, his footy journey from Mallee Park to playing AFL, his funniest team mates along the way and whether there were any regrets about leaving Port to play at the Hawks.
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For Chanel Kenner, her lifelong dedication to developing a health and sustainable relationship with food began very personally. She needed to make some serious life changes and understand those were changes she would live with daily, for the rest of her life.
Today Chanel is a dietician who helps clients understand the concept of diet, which can have both positive and negative implications depending on individual interpretations. She emphasizes the importance of understanding that diet refers to an individual's habitual eating pattern, which can be influenced by cultural, social, and personal aspects.
She also discusses the concept of food shaming, particularly in schools, and the importance of promoting a positive conversation about food. She advocates for Kenner advocates for the Ellyn Satter method of feeding, which involves parents deciding what food is served, when, and where, while children decide what they will eat and how much. This approach promotes autonomy and a healthy relationship with food.
Listen For
4:41 The Role of Parents in Recovery from Eating Disorders
8:47 Empowering the Individual in Recovery
15:20 Challenging Diet Culture and Food Shaming
28:48 Promoting Positive Food Relationships in Children
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Guest: Chanel Kenner, RDN
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Kate discusses the four personality temperaments of children: choleric, sanguine, melancholic, and phlegmatic. She explains these temperaments are innate and can greatly influence a child's behaviour. Understanding these temperaments can help parents tailor their approach to their child's unique needs and strengths, fostering a more positive and effective parenting experience.
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Listen For
4:38 The Choleric Temperament
8:17 The Sanguine Temperament
10:35 The Melancholic Temperament
12:48 The Phlegmatic Temperament
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Founder of KX Pilates, Aaron Smith is an award-winning fitness innovator, entrepreneur and author of the book ‘Define Yourself’.
After spending several years travelling the world Aaron took a punt and with the generosity of his father he was able to start KX Pilates in February 2010.
Based on the Japanese philosophy of kaizen (continuous improvement), KX Pilates is a dynamic workout that has transformed both fitness participants and the business at large.
KX Pilates has now been built into Australia's largest pilates franchise with over 110+ studios across Australia, Indonesia, China, Singapore, Taiwan and New Zealand.
As the founder of KX Pilates, Aaron has earnt multiple awards and recognition including 2021 Melbourne Young Fitness Entrepreneur, being recognised as an influential Victorian to watch by the Herald Sun in 2020, Australian Young Fitness Entrepreneur of the Year in 2019, was named in the top 3 of Australia’s Top 30 Franchise Executives (2020), and featured in the 2019 Top 10 Dynamic Entrepreneurs by Dynamic Business Magazine.
On our chat on Sports Legends with Bevo we discussed how the idea for KX Pilates came about, his passion for travel and snowboarding, why pilates has become so popular and how a punt to start a new business has been an extremely successful one.
Legends with Bevo Podcast as seen on Channel Seven’s Sunrise, Ticker TV and Channel 44 Adelaide. Heard on Triple M Mackay and the Whitsundays, Radio Italia Uno, Flow FM Australia and Radio Today’s Podcast. Featured in the Sunday Mail and the Mount Barker Courier.
And please consider becoming part of our podcast by joining our Inner Circle. It’s an email list. Join it and you might get an email on a Monday or Tuesday seeking guest ideas and requests for other bits of feedback about Legends with Bevo.
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Why are kids so fussy around food? Are their taste buds different?
In this episode Dr Samantha Goldman, an occupational therapist and feeding therapist, discusses the sensory fears that children can have around food. She explains that disliking the taste of foods is usually the first assumption parents make, but the sensory fear of food also involves how the food looks, feels, smells, and possibly the noises associated with it.
She suggests parents should try to understand their child's sensory journey of food from the child’s point of view, and not label kids as fussy or picky eaters.
She recommends techniques such as food chaining and the SOS approach.
Listen For:
13:24 Understanding sensory processing
18:40 The food chaining technique
21:54 The SOS approach
29:22 Promoting independence and skill-development
Guest: Dr Samantha Goldman, Magical Mealtime Specialist
Samantha is a pediatric occupational & feeding therapist whose mission is to provide online education to help parents, adults, & therapists finally understand the sensory system & how to help the senses feel their best, so you can make life a bit less chaotic and a lot more fun. She believes that education & knowledge is power, and the more you understand the mind and body, the better you can support it at the table, and throughout the entire day.
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Sleep medicine specialist Dr. Chris Winter discusses the importance of sleep for children and how societal expectations can impact sleep patterns. He emphasizes the importance of rethinking sleep education, as he believes mainstream approaches may be causing more harm than good. He introduces the concept of sleep identity, pointing out that societal expectations around sleep can inadvertently plant seeds of anxiety and false narratives in children's minds.
Further into the discussion, Chris shares his thoughts on co-sleeping, stressing the importance of safe practices, and presents unique, humorous strategies to handle middle-of-the-night wake-ups.
Lastly, the conversation touches on the impact of social media and electronic devices on sleep, drawing a parallel between the addictive nature of these gadgets and the consequential sleep disruptions they cause. Chris invites parents to consider a more empathetic and open-minded approach towards nurturing healthy sleep habits in their children.
Listen For
7:34 Sleep education and sleep identity
14:12 Bedtime and creating an open sleep environment
19:35 Co-sleeping
26:23 Impact of social media and devices on sleep
Guest: Dr Chris Winter
Website | Email | Check out Chris’ podcast Sleep Unplugged
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Dr Chris Winter is a board-certified sleep medicine specialist and neurologist. In this episode Kate and Chris discussion common sleep issues including insomnia and sleep apnea, and the importance of sleep hygiene.
Chris explains the stages of sleep and how they affect your health and wellbeing. And he explains some very common misconceptions such as “I didn’t sleep at all last night.” Yes, you did.
Guest: Dr Chris Winter
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You know Bevo from Legends with Bevo? Well, he has now started a new exciting swimming podcast with highly credentialed swimming coach Shelly Jarrett.
Shelly aka Shells has coached some of the biggest names in swimming including Adelaide’s very own world champion Kyle Chalmers who also happens to be our first guest on the podcast.
On this first exciting episode, Shells discussed a small insight to some of the more fun elements of coaching Kyle and how that helped to make swimming more enjoyable.
We also discussed the influence fellow coach Peter Bishop has had on his career, Kyle's plans post swimming, his current side hussle that's keeping him busy and we had a fun game plus Shelly's special sprint finish to keep Kyle on his toes!
Kyle was also recently interviewed by Alison Langdon on A Current Affair on Channel Nine, what a fantastic chat it was..
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With a love of animals Sarah originally chose a career in veterinary medicine but a change in careers has now seen her elected as a member of South Australia’s Upper House of Parliament where she is now a part of the One Nation party.
Chris was the Adelaide Crows original skipper and was a star of the club playing 117 games.
He also played 14 state games and played 227 for his beloved Glenelg Football Club and 10 games for North Adelaide where he was a player coach.
Post career he has dedicated his time towards helping young people doing it really tough with cancer as part of The McGuiness McDermott Foundation and Little Heroes Foundation.
His hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed and Bone has been recognised with a nomination for South Australian of the Year.
We talked about the awesome International Men's Day event that is happening next month, Sarah's career in politics so far and how she got into it and Bone some great stories throughout his stellar footy career in the AFL and SANFL!
Thanks so much to Sarah and Bone for coming on the show, to the team at PodBooth for putting this great promo together and Pete Oldfield from the Southern Slugs for their continued support.
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It’s so important for parents to have effective communication with their teenagers and using the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) can help. Kate and guest Jeanine Mouchawar discuss how understanding your own and your teen's personality type can improve communication and reduce conflict. Jeanine shares a five-step process for effective communication: calming oneself before a conversation, stating observations without judgement, getting curious about the teen's feelings, validating their feelings, and asking for their ideas to make better choices.
Jeanine emphasizes the importance of removing the word "why" from conversations as it often puts the other person on the defensive.
Listen For:
10:30 Why parenting approaches differ for teens as opposed to younger children
18:24 Calming techniques (for calming down parents)
24:19 The importance of stating observations clearly
29:35 Avoiding the word “Why”
Guest: Jeanine Mouchawar, BA Stanford
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You know Bevo from Legends with Bevo? Well, he has now started a new exciting swimming podcast with highly credentialed swimming coach Shelly Jarrett.
Shelly aka Shells has coached some of the biggest names in swimming including Adelaide’s very own world champion Kyle Chalmers who also happens to be our first guest on the podcast.
On this first exciting episode, Shells discussed a small insight to some of the more fun elements of coaching Kyle and how that helped to make swimming more enjoyable.
We also discussed the influence fellow coach Peter Bishop has had on his career, Kyle's plans post swimming, his current side hussle that's keeping him busy and we had a fun game plus Shelly's special sprint finish to keep Kyle on his toes!
Kyle was also recently interviewed by Alison Langdon on A Current Affair on Channel Nine, what a fantastic chat it was..
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Understanding personality types can help improve parent-child relationships. Kate Mason uses the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to explain how different personality types communicate and solve problems.
She answers two common questions from parents: one about a child who is always questioning and angry, and another about a child who is always late with homework.
Kate explains understanding the child's personality type can help parents adjust their approach to these issues. She also provides examples of how different personality types might interact and misunderstand each other, and offers advice on how to bridge these gaps.
Listen For
3:00 Parenting styles based on the MBTI
9:59 Judging vs Perceiving parents
18:28 Strategies for Perceiving children
20:21 Strategies for Judging children
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Procrastination. From a lack of motivation to perfectionist tendencies, poor time management skills, and the allure of more enjoyable activities. In this episode we uncover why we often putt off tasks.
With guest Tracy Noon we also discuss how feeling overwhelmed and the presence of distractions can further fuel our procrastination.
What to Listen For
3:10 – Procrastination and personality types
16:34 – The perceiving child and procrastination
20:05 – Finding joy in organizing
Guest: Tracy Noon
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With cuppa firmly in hand, Kate and Tracy explore how different personality types, as defined by the MBTI preferences, react to and manage stress.
They dive into the stressors and coping mechanisms for extroverts and introverts, thinkers and feelers, as well as judges and perceivers, with a focus on understanding your personality type and its impact on how you deal with stress.
Guest: Tracy Noon
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Motivation.
It’s crucial staying motivated as a parent and motivating our kids.
But each person is different.
In this episode, Kate and Lori Oberbroeckling explore distinctions between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, shedding light on the internal and external factors that influence our actions.
Additionally, we explore five key motivation styles unique to your personality:
- The leader
- The achiever
- The team member
- The learner, and
- The winner
Guest: Lori Oberbroeckling
Lori is a wife and mom of four, all while working as a leader in corporate America, and nurturing several side-hustles. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology with graduate training in marriage and family therapy and counseling. She helps moms who want it all develop the skills, habits, and confidence to happily have it all.
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Talented sportswoman and new Port Adelaide Football Club women's recruit Jasmine Simmons joined us recently for a chat on Legends with Bevo.
We spoke about Jasmine's childhood growing up in Broken Hill, her basketball journey including playing US college and winning a championship in the NBL1 Central with the West Adelaide Bearcats in 2022 and transitioning from basketball to footy.
Thanks so much to Jasmine for her time, to the team at PodBooth for putting this great video together and a big thanks to Jamie Anderson from PAFC for arranging the interview.
Finally thanks also to the Southern Slugs Football Club for their continued support over the past couple of years.
Head to the Southern Slugs Facebook page to find out more about an awesome Thailand trip later this year!
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During the pandemic, Lori Oberbroeckling noticed some mums were handling the situation differently. It looks like they were really keeping it together while others looked like they were falling apart. Why did some mums feel like they were still in control? What were they doing differently? Why were they “Supermoms?”
Lori interviewed nearly 200 mums to get their insights and found the secrets of these supermoms were about balancing work, family and personal life in a different way. And she discovered that everyone can be a Supermom.
Guest: Lori Oberbroeckling
Lori is a wife and mom of four, all while working as a leader in corporate America, and nurturing several side-hustles. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology with graduate training in marriage and family therapy and counseling. She helps moms who want it all develop the skills, habits, and confidence to happily have it all.
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Time for an episode with a unique twist.
We all have weaknesses. But what if we found out those weaknesses were actually our superpowers when it comes to parenting?
This episode navigates through the enneagram types, offering you a fresh perspective on your unique parenting style. From the introspective Type 4 discovering their exceptional ability to nurture a child’s creativity, to the determined Type 8 channeling their strength into fostering independence.
You have hidden talent that can help your child.
Guest: Jackie Coban
Web site knowyourdamnself.com
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There was a moment in her life when Jackie Coban realized she was “showing up empty.” There was something missing in her social life, at work, in love, in friendships… and it was missing from within her.
She felt stuck in reaction mode. Then one day someone introduced her to the Enneagram tool. She checked it out and thought little of it. But the idea popped up again and began to stick. Now it’s a key part of her life.
In this episode Jackie shares a little about each of the nine types within the ancient Enneagram.
Guest: Jackie Coban
Web site knowyourdamnself.com
Book a meeting with Jackie here and use the code PAPP to get 50% off your session.
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Parenting strong-willed children is all about understanding their unique traits and needs. Children who are strong-willed possess determined and independent natures with high self-confidence, persistence and a strong sense of their own preferences and opinions.
This episode explores why parenting these children can be challenging, particularly when parents themselves were strong-willed children.
Guest Sonali Vongchusiri is an expert in parenting strong-willed children. She emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between allowing kids to express their autonomy while setting boundaries and providing guidance.
Guest: Sonali Vongchusiri, Founder of Forward Together Parenting and the “Raising Your Strong-Willed Child” Series
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Website: www.forwardtogetherparenting.com
Free gift link: https://www.forwardtogetherparenting.com/tech_resource
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It’s a universal reality that at some point in our lives, we all assume the role of caregivers. It’s a responsibility that can range from intermittent to intensely demanding.
Kate Washington shares her personal story of caring for her seriously ill husband who was diagnosed with a rate form of lymphoma. Their once normal existence was disrupted and Kate’s role as a mother and freelance writer transformed into that of a full-time caregiver.
Guest: Kate Washington
Website https://www.kawashington.com/already-toast.html
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Kate's book "Already Toast"
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/659447/already-toast-by-kate-washington/
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They are common struggles. The challenges that come with decluttering and organizing your home effectively. Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of transforming your space? Kirsty Farrugia and her team at Curious Freedom are here to help.
Kirsty’s team are dedicated declutter coaches guiding people through the process of decluttering, organizing, and creating unique systems and habits that align with people’s desired lifestyles.
Making time for this episode will help you create space in your life.
Guest: Kirsty Farrugia, Decluttering Coach
Web site https://curiousfreedom.com.au/
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Check out Kirsty’s podcast Curious about Decluttering With Humour
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It’s a common concern for parents feeling like their child doesn’t fit in or is just too different. There could be a problem. But when we dig deeper into that idea the disconnect is often more about a clash of personalities between the child and the parents, rather than an inherent issue.
In this episode, Kate, a skilled personality coach, sheds light into understanding and bridging the gap between parents and their unique children.
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There are 6,570 days in the first 18 years of our children’s lives. When you think about it, this is how many days we have with our kids when we can call them “kids.”
In this episode we explore the significance of these days to ponder how best to utilize them to lay a strong foundation for your child’s future and beyond the next. We discuss essential elements that will empower them for life after they leave home and identify the ONE THING they need as a crucial prerequisite for success in our ever-changing and complex world.
Guest: Nellie Harden
Website https://www.nellieharden.com/
Nellie’s Facebook Community
Check out Nellie’s podcast Family Project.
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From tragedy comes inspiration. Nick Lee is the Founders and Chair at the Jodi Lee Foundation, raising awareness about bowel cancer. The Jodi Lee Foundation was created in honour of Nick’s wife who passed away from bowel cancer in 2010. In this podcast you will discover the power of passion, the importance of collaboration, inspiration to use your voice and a strategic view of a successful NFP organisation. Not to mention you will receive important insights around health and well being in the workplace, and for you personally.
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Have you ever struggled to communicate effectively with your coworkers, partner, or children, particularly on sensitive topics? Achieving group agreement and harmony can be challenging when dealing with diverse personalities.
In this episode Kate and her guest Robin Parsons explore the crucial aspects of open and respectful communication, encouraging individuals to express their ideas and concerns without fear of judgement. Active listening and empathy are essential tools to ensure everyone feels heard and understood.
Learn all about the ORID method for facilitating important discussions in your personal and professional life.
Guest: Robin Parsons, MBA, CPF, CTF
Parsons Dialogue Ltd.
Website https://www.parsonsdialogue.com/
Email info@parsonsdialogue.com
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This episode explores the universal struggle of never feeling like you have enough time as a parent. In a world where time seems to slip through our fingers, we delve into the profound impact of parenting our perception of time. We use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to look at how the feeling dimension plays a significant role in the parental time dilemma.
Grab a cup of tea, take a deep breath, and let’s discover how to reclaim your time and nurture yourself on this parenting journey.
Guest: Jacqlin Richards, The Freedom Finder for Parents
Website https://www.wayofthewolfpack.com
Email create@jacqlinrichardswolfpack.com
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jacqlinrichardswolfpack
Jacqui has a free EBook on Empowering Relationships with Time. Download
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On the one hand teaching our kids right from wrong is a key element of parenting.
But if you accept there is another tier of behavioural decision-making that can be classified as Good and Bad, making that distinction for our kids is potentially harmful. In many cases what is good and what is bad is subjective.
Is a quiet baby a “Good baby” with a “Good Parent”?
Is speaking up in a socially awkward way “bad?”
Defining Good and Bad for our kids can set parameters for what is or isn’t acceptable at that level – at a time when our kids are seeking validation from us. The concept of validation is profound, ultimately signaling to our brains whether we are socially acceptable or not.
And we are, subconsciously, attaching good and bad to everything these days. Maybe the world should have a little more grey.
Guest: Jacqlin Richards, The Freedom Finder for Parents
Website https://www.wayofthewolfpack.com
Email create@jacqlinrichardswolfpack.com
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jacqlinrichardswolfpack
Contact:
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Perfectionism is a personality trait characterized by setting extremely high standards for oneself. Sometimes there’s nothing wrong with that, it can encourage us to go further, work harder, do more. But it can also cause us to be critical of our own performance, trigger fear and anxiety, and be a hinderance to our true potential.
Overcoming your own damaging perfectionist mindset is one thing, helping your children overcome theirs is another.
In this episode, specific tips to help us reach for the top and still respect that we’re only human.
Guest: Megan Gallagher (PG Dip Teaching, M.Ed.)
Ignite Your Spark
Have a listen to Megan’s previous episode with Kate
Email: meg@meggallagher.nz
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Recognizing introverted and extroverted tendencies in children is crucial for understanding their needs and adapting our parenting styles accordingly. Extroverted children derive their energy and relaxation from social interaction, finding solace in the company of others. Introverted children are more likely to cherish time alone… time away from people including parents.
As outgoing parents, it’s important to recognize that our plans and activities might overwhelm the introverted child. At the same time, our child may need more stimulation than us just because we’re more on the introverted side.
Kate n Tray grab a cuppa and share the conversation.
Guest Co-Host Tracy Noon
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Personality types affect your family dynamics. The ISTJ is typically the dutiful parent offering their kids consistency, routine, and organization. But the ESTP parent is usually more adaptable and able to go with the flow.
Understanding not just your own personality type but your partner’s and those of your children is important to keeping the home harmonious.
Guest: Sandra Etherington
On Instagram
Website https://familypersonalities.com/
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Binh is the friendly face of Market Ease Digital. In this podcast episode, Binh shares how collaboration is an integral part of his business. Binh tells the wonderful story of his childhood and how it shaped who he is today as a business leader. This has also shaped the culture of his business and how he supports his team, with a focus on growth.
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Hey that mine.
I saw it first.
Too bad. Finders keepers. Losers weepers.
No need to even ask if this sounds familiar. It does. But there are ways to manage sibling rivalries. Actually understanding your children’s personality types and preferences can go a long way to keeping the peace.
Guest: Sandra Etherington
On Instagram
Website https://familypersonalities.com/
Read Sandra’s article "Navigating Sibling Conflict"
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When traveling do you prefer to be highly organized and structured? Loose and available for what catches your whim? Or somewhere in between.
It’s all good when it’s just you traveling. It gets complicated when you have traveling companions, particularly if they don’t share your preferences.
Guest Co Host: Tracy Noon
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The most important tenet of Attachment theory is that young children need to develop a relationship with at least one primary caregiver for normal social and emotional development.
But in a world where parents, not just teenagers, are constantly distracted by mobile apps, social media, email and text messages, how do we ensure our kids are ok?
Guest: Megan Gallagher (PG Dip Teaching, M.Ed.)
Ignite Your Spark
Email: meg@meggallagher.nz
https://www.meggallagher.nz/
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More than 40 counties and territories around the world have banned the physical punishment of children. New Zealand is on the list, but not Australia. Less than 10% of children under the age of five are living in countries where corporal punishment at home is fully prohibited.
For years, different studies have indicated smacking or spanking is linked with an increased risk of negative outcomes for children such as aggression, adult mental health problems, and does little to change undesirable behaviours.
A new study published in Australia in May 2023, recommends law reform to make corporal punishment illegal, initiate a campaign to make the public aware of its negative impacts, and help parents learn about alternative evidence-based strategies to assist in parenting.
Guest: Sophie Havighurst, (BA Hons, Dip Clin Psych, Ph.D.)
On Twitter @SSHavighurst
On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-havighurst-ba639019/
Link to the new study Corporate Punishment of children in Australia: The evidence-based case for legislative reform
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In many ways the role of “Mother” has changed in the last couple decades. Since Mother’s Day was first conceived in the 1800’s, the role of mother can now be filled stepmothers, same sex couples, transgender mothers, gender neutral mothers, and fathers.
But in other ways “Mother” hasn’t changed at all. It is the person who, typically, bears the ultimate responsibility for the health and wellbeing of a child, and forges the child’s earliest and most powerful emotional bond.
In this episode Kate shares what “Mother” means to her, and collects viewpoints from others around Adelaide.
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It was an absolute joy to have a chat again with the inspirational and genuine good guy and 12 time World Surf Ski champion Coach Oscar Chalupsky.
We spoke about how Oscar stays so positive despite going through some tough times with bone cancer and advice he has for others going through difficult challenges, how he first got into surf skiing and why competing for South Africa at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics was extra special.Oscar has a new book out called 'No Retreat, No Surrender: The Inspiring Story of a World-Champion Sportsman and Cancer Warrior' which you can purchase via https://www.amazon.com.au/Retreat-Surrender.../dp/1776390202
Thanks so much to Oscar for his time and to the team at Podbooth for putting this great video together.Special thanks also to Eubi_official for sponsoring this episode, watch the video to see how you can win yourself a special gift from FC Barcelona!
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AgriWebb is a livestock management software company that was started by the three founders including John in a garage in Melbourne in 2014. The business now has 70 staff, a head office in Sydney, a UK office, a US office and has recently entered Brazil with a key partner. They have customers across 16 countries offering software as a service to farmers. In this interview John shares the growth story of the business, including their recent partnership with Cargill to support Brazilian cattle ranchers. John also shares how they plan and measure success using OKR’s, and engage their team through ‘Crucial Conversations’. There are many nuggets of knowledge in this jam packed half hour podcast.
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Robert Statham of the Bespoke Manufacturing Group is the guest of Natasha's 'Power of Collaboration' podcast this month. Robert has seen significant growth recently, and he attributes strong relationships as a key principle that has underpinned his growth, along with a philosophy of incremental progress.
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Cate McGuire is not a technical expert in refrigeration, yet runs a significant industrial refrigeration business based in South Australia. She has embedded a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement. Listen to the podcast to learn about Oomiak Day, just one of the ways that she builds trust and connections in the business. Cate is all about ‘performance through understanding’.
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This episode was released in January 2023 to coincide with the Tour Down Under event and an increase in cyclists using our roads during the warmer months. Byron Gordon was the first life lost on South Australian roads of 1 January 2021. He was cycling with good mate, Geoffrey Doe, along Seaview Road, Henley Beach.
It was then that a vehicle crossed onto the incorrect side of the road, narrowly missing Geoff and stuck Byron. Geoff and witnesses immediately commenced CPR on Byron but despite their efforts, Byron died at the crash scene.
Bryon was a GP at the Kingston Family Clinic South Brighton and his daughter is a serving SAAS paramedic.
The 52-year-old offending driver had a cocktail of methamphetamine, MDMA, cocaine and cannabis in his system. He plead guilty to aggravated cause death by dangerous driving and received an imprisonment for 5 years, 2 months, 22 days (non parole 4 years, 2 months, 6 days) and was disqualified from driving or obtaining a licence for 15 years.
Featured on the podcast are:
- Stephanie Gordon – daughter of Byron Gordon and Paramedic
- Assistant Commissioner Ian Parrott – police officer and friend of Bryon Gordon
- Geoffrey Doe – friend of Byron Gordon
- Sergeant Sean Patton – Road Policing Section North
- Mandy Bartram – witness to the crash.
Listener discretion is advised. If you, or someone you know has been affected by road trauma, please contact the Road Trauma Support Team of SA on 1800 069 528, or visit www.roadtraumasupportsa.com.au for free counselling or support.
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Kristalle Dumesny was 18 years old when her car collided with a truck after the 2017 Easter long weekend. Kristalle received fatal injuries and sadly died at the scene. She was driving home from her family’s holiday home when she failed to give way to a heavy vehicle at the intersection of the Augusta Highway and Copper Coast Highway, Port Augusta. Her father Steve Dumesny saw the crash site on a media report and knew that it was his daughter’s vehicle. He then phoned his good mate Superintendent Scott Denny who was the Office in Charge of the Local Service Area where the crash occurred asking him if his worst fear was true.
The truck drive, Troy Oakes was not injured in the crash but on his way home from the scene with his boss Jayne Mills, he was injured in a second crash when an insecure load fell off a truck and crashed through Jayne’s window causing her vehicle to roll.
Featured on the podcast are:
- Steven Dumesny – father of Kristalle Dumesny
- Superintendent Scott Denny – police officer and friend of Steven Dumesny
- Brevet Sergeant Kirsten McLoughlin – Major Crash Investigation Section
- Tori Butler – SAAS paramedic
- Jayne Mills – Mills Transport and co-worker of Troy Oakes
- Jade Cullen – witness to the crash
- Isabelle Dick – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Shania Bannister – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Madison Stroud – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Shayley Martindale – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Sophie McLeod – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Mirin Heggart – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Phoebe Wallace-Mitrovic – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
- Jade Carisimo – friend of Kristalle Dumesny
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This is the story of Nicholas Holbrook, known to his friends as 'Nick'.
At just 18, the friendly and outgoing teen was tragically killed in a single car crash on West Lakes Blvd, West Lakes. The car, driven by Nick's best mate Phillip, smashed into a tree at speed trapping Nick in the passenger seat.
While Phillip sustained only minor injuries, Nick passed away in the early hours of Friday, 12 June 2009.
In this debut episode of our 'Fatal Five' podcast, Nick's parents Glynis and Michael speak openly about their loss and the ongoing pain they still experience, Phillip shares his pain in learning of the fact that he had killed his mate from Nick’s dad while he was in hospital and emergency service workers speak about attending the scene that night.
Featured on the podcast are:
Michael Holbrook – father of Nicholas Holbrook
Glynis Holbrook – mother of Nicholas Holbrook
Phillip Wright – offending driver
Sergeant Gino Spiniello – police officer who attend the crash
Anne Beard – friend of Nicholas Holbrook
Brevet Sergeant Lauren Kearns – Major Crash Investigation Section
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Pretty amazing way to sign off our year with Socceroo and World Cup Star, Mat Leckie. An incredible World Cup campaign which was led with some of Leckie's brilliance and of course the important goal against Denmark which sent the Socceroos into the knockout stages which we talk through. Lecks is now back in Aus and ready to soar with Melbourne City as we discuss his career to date, his return to the A-League and the recent crazy Melbourne Derby. An episode filled with so much all soccer and sporting fans will love! We hope you enjoy the show and please don't forget to leave us a review and subscribe to the show :) xx
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It's that time of year, Christmas. A time to be with close ones and tell your mates you love them. This week I am joined by two of my best mates in Kevin Coombes and Andrew Duch as we celebrate the year that was and reflect on each other's journey throughout. This chat was electric, filled with laughs, stories and just utter craziness. It is very underrated telling your best mates how much you appreciate them and spreading the love and joy toward them at Christmas is no better time. Hope you enjoy :)
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It is fair to say that Bruno Fornaroli has been one of the most impactful A-League imports in our history. From his goalscoring, creativity and dominance since his arrival in 2015, Bruno has been a classic south american striker lifting fans off their seats. From Salto in Uruguay, which is renowned for the production of Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez, Bruno has managed to flourish since landing on our shores and becoming the oldest Socceroo at the age of 34 which in itself is a remarkable achievement. A very humourous, focused and classy guy. I really enjoyed this conversation with one of our league's best who feels rejuvenated since joining Melbourne Victory. Don't forget to leave a review, like and subscribe to the show :)
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Isaac Quaynor is a guy you can only love. Q as they call him is known for his ferocious and explosive speed on the footy field but I cannot lie, what I like the most is his humble, generous and polite nature. Coming from humble beginnings in a large family and his dad from Ghana in Africa, Isaac has had to earn everything he has received across his career. Isaac has stabilised himself in one of the best performing starting 22's in the AFL at Collingwood. A huge future for a player and character every team would love to have. I hope that you enjoy the show and don't forget to leave us a like and subscribe to the channel :)
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Miles and Archie Shepherd make up the duo of the infamous Shepmates which took over the internet at the end of 2021. I found this episode so motivating, inspiring and hilarious as these two boys have no fear and love to say yes to open new doors.The epitome of anything is possible as the duo recreate sporting moments with theatrics from the commentary box which has Australia and beyond in stitches. The boys from the peninsula have big goals and have been having engagements with legends like Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist and Harry Kewell which they can't even believe. I hope you enjoy the show and don't forget to leave a review, like and subscribe to the show x
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Richard Turner is the Founder of Zen Energy and Author of his new book ‘The Essential Entrepreneur’. Richard has founded four significant companies, including Zen Energy that was involved in a merger in 2017 and demerger in 2020 with the GFG Group. He shares his 40 years of learning and some key insights from his new book.
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Jordy De Goey has had a year filled with many high's and low's for the man who has committed his future to his beloved Collingwood for five more seasons. This podcast uncovers the raw Jordan and gives sentiment to how he has been dealing with criticism, pressure and success throughout the last 12 months. There is not a person I know with the mental toughness that Jordy displays at the age of 26 and he shares how excited he is for the future of the Collingwood Football Club. We talk deeply about Jordy off the field, his preparation for 2023 and how he gives so much attention to detail to his mentality as a person. I hope you enjoy the show and don't forget to subscribe, like or leave a review to the show :).
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Jacqui Louder is one of the most revered Psychologists in all of Australia and is also the lead sport Psychologist at Collingwood and Melbourne Storm. Jacqui has a wealth of knowledge to help all of us who struggle with mental health and raises the question why we don't focus on it as much as our physical health. A powerful podcast that gives you the tips and tricks to fall back on when times get hard and that there is always a way out of pain. We hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to leave a review or subscribe to the show! :)
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Jack Jenkins just won the Dana White Contender Series in Vegas earning him a contract to the big time in the UFC. A boy from Bacchus Marsh on the outskirts of Melbourne who had always had natural combat ability from the time he stepped into a gym. Jack had built a very strong background in kickboxing before turning to MMA where he dominated from the get go and has been touted as a future World Champion in the Featherweight Division. Jack is such a down to earth bloke and the insights of how focused and strategic he is with everything he does was truly astounding. I hope you enjoy the show and don't forget to give us a subscribe, like and review if you wish xxx
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Tim Stollznow is the Managing Director of MyVenue. MyVenue is a Point of Sale solution purposely built for venues selling food and beverage. Tim shares insights into ‘how to do a start up’ leveraging collaboration, creating the right culture and getting the fundamentals of a business in place early.
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Madison Browne is one of the finest Netballer this country has produced with a trophy cabinet that not many have had the talent, sacrifice or heart to achieve. Madi is the only Netballer to win two Liz Ellis Diamond medals which is the highest individual accolade you can achieve in the sport. I absolutely love Madi's upbeat personality and glass half full mentality after suffering two ACL injuries and having had to cut her career short with knee pain. She is now one of the most prominent broadcaster's covering the sport and her growth mentality outside of the court show's why she was able to be so successful. Don't forget to give us a subscribe, like and review of the show xxx
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Tom Baulch aka 'Prime Train' has built a rapidly growing fitness brand which encompasses working with elite athletes, training programs and merchandise. Known for his cult-like following and heroic mullet, Prime has become a man of the people with his viral Tiktoks, gameday vlogs of suburban footy and for pushing himself to the limits to get the best out of himself. This is a great episode for anyone looking to improve their confidence, work ethic and get the overall best out of who they can be. I loved talking to this man and definitely a bloke to admire at the age of only 22! Don't forget to give us a subscribe, like and review of the show xxx
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Azam Abdallah has created one of the most powerful football platforms in Australia with the #1 Soccer podcast known as GalacticOz'. Azam has built football content on YouTube for 7 years which has developed to over 110k subscribers. Growing up in the commission flats of Melbourne, Azam and his family members have built a direct, hilarious and robust podcast all about the world game. Azam's cousin "The Truth" who joins the show exemplifies all of these qualities as we have one of the most electric conversations on this show ever which is truly hilarious. Don't forget to leave a review or hit the sub/like button if you're new here :) xx
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Marco Tilio is a superstar of the A-League earning a Socceroos call up and pushing Graham Arnold for selection to the Qatar World Cup. Scott Galloway is one of the most consistent performers in the A-League over the last 10 years as both of these individuals have experienced triumph and heartache across their careers. Both playing for Melbourne City, we talk about the upcoming season, winning the premiership in 2021 and the exciting goals both have for the future. A hell of an episode for football fans everywhere, don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review it means the world! xx
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Michael Mastersonis the Managing Director of Everedge. Everedge is a global advisory and transaction firm specialising in intangible assets. An intangible asset is 'any asset that you can't kick with your shoe'. What does this mean for you? What levers can you pull to maximise value and reduce risk in your business (both inversely correlated)? Where is there true value in your business? What are your intangible assets? Tune in to this amazing thought-provoking podcast to find out more.
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Jason Mallia is regarded as one of Australia's greatest ever amateur boxers amassing over 100 fights before turning pro. Most recently, Jason was Devin Haney's sparring partner before the first George Kambosis fight that took place in Melbourne. Despite being so dedicated and talented, he felt the heartache of falling short of the Olympics and Commonwealth games due to some unwavering bad luck and the covid impact. He is now 3-0 in the pro arena and ready to tear his welterweight division down on his quest to be a World Champion. A proper tough upbringing in the outer suburbs of Melbourne led to Jason only knowing one thing and that was to fight for everything you earn. Hit that subscribe button and please leave a review! xx
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Milos Degenek is a current Socceroo with over 35 caps and on the verge of going to his second World Cup. This man has seen it all from playing in Japan, Serbia, Germany, USA and Saudi Arabia along with experiencing the highest level of football in the Champions League. Milos and I played together through the youth national teams and this was a guy who would over train, run on days off and never stop thinking about football. He gave everything he had and how powerful it is to know he is reaping all the rewards now for honouring his talents. Don't forget to hit subscribe, leave a review and I hope you enjoy the show xx
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Arguably one of the best of his generation joins me on the show this week, Dane Swan. Swanny and I focus on the AFL Finals in 2022 and dive into the life of Dane Swan post footy which involves a variety of businesses from ownership to investor. I have always loved Swanny's sense of humour and dry nature which always makes for fun and intelligent conversations. Swanny even shares his two cents on the Pies chances and the scrutiny on rising star Jack Ginnivan. A hell of an episode, if you're new here please don't forget to subscribe or leave a review :) xxx
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Jake Brimmer, without question was the man of the A-League in Season 2021/22 after winning the prized accolade of the Johnny Warren Medalist for Player of the Year. Jake is known for his skillful feet, technique and dead ball qualities on the football field and having had the tutelage through Liverpool's famed football academy he is no doubt ready to soar in 2022 again. Off the field, Jake who is only 24 has three kids and shares the insights on being a young dad and the hurdles he and his family have had to overcome. A rather inspiring story off the field but this has helped to keep him grounded and focused to aim for the 2022 World Cup squad for the Socceroos in Qatar.
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Mike Scottis the Head of Product Partnerships and Web3 at Yoco. Mike is an entrepreneur, and part of a team that built Nona Digital to become a globally respected software design and development agency with a focus on the finsec and blockchain scale ups. Nona was acquired by Yoco in 2022. Mike shares a number of rich insights around collaboration, partnerships, leadership, environment and so so much more. "These things are not complicated but they are difficult". All business leaders will get some practical nuggets from this podcast.
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Jake Cullen known as Choc's Chat on social media is famous for his viral clips impersonating the suburban footballer, tradie or annoying his girlfriend. On this podcast we got to see the relentless humour of Jake but also a more personal side which talks about the challenges around stand up comedy and the stigma around Men's Mental Health. This was a rollercoaster episode of humour and powerful discussion on topics which touch us all.Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and thankyou for listening in.
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Stan Kontos bought his first pharmacy in 1991 with his business partner, Peter. Star Pharmacy Group now has 59 pharmacies within the group across Australia. Stan had a seven-year itch that triggered new learnings about systemising a business, that lead to significant growth. “You alone can do it, but you can not do it alone” says Stan. Collaboration underpins his business model.
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Caden MacDonald is fast becoming a well known king of content across the AFL for his lively and engaging YouTube videos around the game. Cados has developed a community of loyalty and growth around his various creative concepts to bring the fan to life via AFL with viewership on videos that are more than the MCG has capacity. He has amassed over 70k subscribers on YouTube and has recently partnered with Spotify to bring his own podcast out known as ‘Goes Alright’. A wonderful bloke with a huge heart for the Melbourne Footy Club who has opened up a new connection to footy for the younger generations to connect with. Don’t forget to subscribe and enjoy the show xx
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Connor Pain won the A-League in 2022 with the newly formed Western United. His electric season with goals and assists was justification to the journey and opportunity he has had to fight for his whole career. Connor is an intelligent human being that enjoys other things than just kicking the ball, however, the fire in his belly to grasp the moment at Western United will be a season to remember for the Melbourne boy!
I hope you enjoy this cracker of a chat about all things football, championships and life. Don’t forget to hit subscribe xx
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Kelsey Browne is one of the best netballers in Australia plying her trade for Collingwood Netball in the Super Netball Competition. Kelsey has had to fight for every inch of her success after being overlooked in the system until she was 23 and suffering an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury which put her career and life on hold. Not only is the famous Dippy Girl filled with life and laughter, she is a wonderful human with an even better singing voice which will blow your mind in this podcast. A journey of hard work and a never say die attitude has flourished Kelsey to represent the Australian Diamonds at the World Cup and also become one of the prominent Wing Attacks in the Super Netball comp. Hit subscribe and enjoy the episode :) xx
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Anjani Amriit and Natasha Malani share a number of insights around what builds trust and makes collaboration successful.
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Kris Terzievski is an Australian Champion when it comes to heavyweight boxing. An underdog that has had to fight for every inch of his progression in the sport despite being one of the most skilled and gifted boxers touted by his peers. Most recently Kris took down NRL hardman Paul Gallen in a convincing win which was on show across Fox Sports with a large audience. This has driven huge interest and prospect to Kris's boxing career as we talk through his journey and rising out of the tough streets in Craigieburn. So many incredible diamonds in this conversation to help provide a push to mental toughness and getting yourself into shape. Don't forget to subscribe and enjoy the episode!!
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Two of the kings when it comes to reality TV and being shot behind a camera. People may know Ciarran Stott from The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, however there is so much more to this man than what the show depicts. Antoni Topic is an International model and has modelled for some of the biggest brands and designers across the globe including Jimmy Choo and Roberto Cavalli, which hold some of the most incredible stories you will hear. Both boys now have a love for boxing and work out of the reputable Ellis Boxing Gym in Melbourne whereby both Antoni and Ciarran train, fight and promote for. A great conversation filled with some stories only these boys could deliver with their crazy life experiences. Sub and enjoy my peeps xxx
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The boy wonder Elliot Loney. Known for his incredible impressions and stand up comedy which saw him rise to stardom so quickly. Elliot is best mates with Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkanakis which you have probably seen his incredible impressions of star Tennis players at the Aus Open. What people don't know despite his talents is Elliot suffered from anxiety and the pursuit of doing stand up comedy which we discuss at length. This may come as a surprise to some people but he is well and truly coming back stronger and better than ever. One of the most talented human beings we have had on the show. Enjoy and subscribe pls xxx
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Join me on the first solo mini episode as I dissect the UEFA Champions League Final between Liverpool & Real Madrid and of course the A-League Grand Final between Melbourne City & Western Utd. This was so much fun - please let us know if you would like more content like this and don't forget to subscribe to the show!!
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I have loved watching both Louis and Gabe from afar with their awesome authenticity and awesome nature as they continue to build upon the beast known as Nine To Five Fitness. A fitness platform that provides training programs, meal plans, apparel and an awesome podcast which brings a realistic nature to the life of a 20-30 year old. The content made via these guys continuously blows up on TikTok and Instagram and it was a joy to finally meet these boys and share a discussion about almost everything and nothing in the one! A feel good show, enjoy the ride and subscribe!! :)
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Sharon Ferrier of Persuasive Presentations shares a number of practical tips and insights in regard to communication, networking, building rapport and trust which all underpins successful collaboration. How do you best sell your organisation and yourself?
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Bradley Hill and Josh Battle have started the AFL season on fire for the Saints and we talk in depth about the St.Kilda Football club, its culture and the young stars it has coming through. We also talk about Hilly's incredibleness at Hawthorn winning three flags whilst the two best mates from the Saints go toe to toe on many issues. This was a ripper, don't forget to hit subscribe :)
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Dom Tyson played 150 games across his career for GWS & Melbourne Demons polling a 2nd in the Demons BnF in 2016. Mick Barlow came through the back door of the AFL but had a sensational career after joining Fremantle at age 21. Two of the great blokes around the game join me to discuss the latest with their lives as we go through the early stages of AFL 2022. A great laugh and chat all around, make sure you hit that subscribe :)
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Last year's Collingwood FC Best & Fairest winner, Jack Crisp joins us on the show this week to discuss his career to date in the AFL and season 2022 at the Pies. Jack's story of coming into the AFL is unique and given his incredible form since joining Collingwood in 2014, it's hard to believe he was not a top 10 pick as he has finished in the top 10 for the Copeland trophy every year since joining. Jack is a family man off the field and loves gaming which we laugh about our contrasting lives despite both being 28 years old. Hope you enjoy and hit subscribe xx
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Christine Molitor, Director of Be Sustained and SA Leaders Advisory Board Member has a plethora of experience. Her experience ranges from executive recruitment, coaching and leadership from within corporate roles ,and running her own business. This episode includes some insightful case studies on companies that she has worked with developing strategic plans, and of course collaboration.
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At times its hard to understand that the three of us are best mates given all the debate and arguments we share, however, we all share a passion on football in this country and how we believe some key areas of change could support the growth of our game and the A-League overall. Fahid Ben Khalfallah and Rashid Mahazi have seen it all in this country and we speak candidly on the game today and where we would like to see it go!!
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What an episode this was! The incredible Danielle Weber who is one of the most renowned Artists from Melbourne, Australia. Danielle is the queen of creating something into nothing painting many murals and canvases around the world which have caught headlines. Celebrities and Rockstars around the world are in demand for Danielle's work which is amazing considering she nearly failed Art School. Tune in to hear some of the craziest stories behind the girl with the paintbrush who never stops hustling. Don't forget to sub and comment!!
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Former #1 Draft Pick in the AFL, Jeff White joins the show this week as we highlight his AFL career which saw achievements such as, All Australian selection, Best n Fairest winner and 268 games. Jeff's life post footy took a bit of a turn as he suffered a stroke and had consecutive challenges in his personal life in a short space of time. Jeff's wisdom and perspective on life is incredibly powerful and I felt I took so much away from this episode to help navigate through challenges that arise both professionally and personally. We hope you enjoy and make sure to subscribe to the show!! xx
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Dean Cook, Director and Principal Engineer of RJE Global shares insights into the organic growth of the business from 6 people to 300 people; the culture of the organisation; and some of the complexities faced relating to Collaboration which in essence the business model relies upon.
RJE Global delivers multi-discipline engineering and construction services to complex projects across a diverse range of industry sectors across the globe. The growth of the business has evolved based upon early end user engagement, being at the forefront of innovation, developing new services and modular products, efficiency and value add. This is a true South Australian success story.
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This week we are joined by the heart of the Western Bulldogs midfield in Adam Treloar and Josh Dunkley. The midfield duo have grown a deep connection since Adam's arrival at the Dogs and this conversation shows how real a friendship these two share. We cover the AFL season ahead, life outside of footy and also share a few very vulnerable moments about mental health in sport and Adam Treloar's experiences. We hope you enjoy and thankyou for listening in!
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Fahid Ben Khalfallah was arguably one of the best imports to grace the A-League. After a journey in the lower divisions in France, Fahid at 25 got his move into Ligue 1 and took the league by storm which saw him gain a transfer to Bordeux for over $5million Euros in 2010. Fahid is one of the most direct and hilarious human beings you will come across and when he shares his opinion it usually gets everyone in the room listening! Hope you enjoy it and don't forget to subscribe :)
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Tommy Bugg is an old friend of mine and second time on the show. His life over the last 6 months has been nothing short of a highlight reel as his influence management business (Zooz Group) continues to soar seeing him expand offices & time in LA. Tommy's manifestation approach to life is one thing I admire which led to the opportunity of meeting Conor Mcgregor. We also talk about AFL and connect over life.I hope you enjoy and subscribe to our channels if you haven't already :)
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Liam Twomey is currently 19th in the world for his classification in Para Triathlons. Liam was diagnosed with cancer in his leg at age 7 when he had his leg amputated as life took a turn. Following a chaotic teenage period which encompassed bullying and addiction to drugs & alcohol, Liam is now 7 years sober and gunning for the Paris 2024 Olympics. Yes, one hell of a story which this podcast captured!! Enjoy and subscribe if you're new to the show!!
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A hilarious episode with the one and only Tommy Sheridan. Former AFL player turned entrepreneur and 'the Train' is the king of the bar stool stories. Tommy takes us through his latest adventures of bucks parties, travel and his businesses that he has been building since he left the AFL. Check this one out and give the channels a like and subscribe if you wish... love you all!
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Managing Director of Exiis, Nic Tolley along with his wife Isabel grew Exiis from 6 people to 170 people over the past 10 years. Nick is an instinctive leader, and in this podcast he shares his insights into strategy, leadership and culture. Nick shares unique case studies about how collaboration with clients and staff have led to significant growth. Nick acknowledges the industrial services industry is unique, and the fact that they clean things that no on else wants to, has provided opportunities and challenges. Nick acquired the business in 2012.
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We are back for a big 2022 and we went bang! on our first episode. This week I am joined by Melbourne Storm legends Ryan Papenhuyzen, Jahrome Hughes, Kenny Bromwich and past player Sandor Earl. We discuss footy, crypto and the crazy whirlwind of the NFT space. This was a super insightful discussion as the boys on the show have just released their first NFT collectively which sold out in 15 minutes from going live. Dead Diamond Society NFT is a vibe and so was this podcast. Hope you enjoy and if you do, don't forget to hit that subscribe button or leave a review!
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I've had a lot of conversations in sport but none more meaningful than this one - thankyou to The PFA for allowing us to share this on our platform from our other podcast 'Footballer's Voice'. Rebekah Stott is a 28 year old footballer who plays for Melbourne City and the New Zealand National Team, playing at both the Olympic Games and World Cup. Rebekah's life took a little turn over 18 months ago when she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma after noticing a lump in her neck whilst playing in the UK for Brighton & Hove Albion. Now cancer free and back playing football, Rebekah talks about the remarkable journey she has been on which exemplifies bravery and outstanding positivity which makes this inspiring for all of us. Hope you enjoy our final episode for 2021 xx
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Sam Soliman is one of the greatest Australian boxers of his generation. An astounding record of 66 fights for 48 wins across a 20 year period. His most notable win came in 2014 against the formidable Felix Sturm in Germany for the IBF Middleweight Championship of the World, he was 40 years old at the time. Sam's dedication to the sport and focus on being the best in boxing is amazing as he is 48 today and still fighting professionally. Definitely an episode you want to tune into that was filled with amazing stories. Subscribe and like if you haven't already! xx
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Jeremy Howe is one of the best defenders in the AFL and his career has been earned not given. Famous for his high flying marks into packs known as a 'specky' has made Jeremy a walking highlight reel as he leads the AFL Mark of the Year for the most nominations ever! We have a great chat about how Jeremy came into the AFL whilst working as a Carpenter, His time at the Melbourne Demons and how his transition into Collingwood was the best decision he ever made. A great bloke and an even better conversation. Check it out and subscribe to our channel if you haven't xxx
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Dane Swan is one of the greatest AFL players of his generation, winning a brownlow medal and being elected a 5x All Australian. Dane's dry sense of humour, witty nature and wisdom is captured within this conversation. I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion as you can tell by my laughter. Such an interesting person, our podcast was followed by a funny food review as we captured this podcast at Royal Stacks Burger joint in Melbourne (check our food review on our YouTube channel). I hope you enjoy xx
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CEO of Zoos SA, Elaine Bensted has her dream job with the best office. She has been the CEO since 2012 where she developed the Zoos SA first strategic plan, 20-year master plan, increased membership and more to rebuild a sustainable organisation. Zoos SA has a solid purpose focused on the conservation of species. It is diverse, complex and has been significantly impacted by Covid19. Collaboration has underpinned many successful initiatives. Elaine approaches challenges with a mindset of learning and collaboration. She is an inspirational leader.
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This year's A-League season preview! Yes, we are back and with arguably one of the biggest voices in Australia Football, Simon Hill. Simon is leading the new broadcast team for the A-League Men for Channel 10 and Paramount and has been calling the A-League since its inception in 2005 and has been calling the Socceroos games for as long as I can recall. Join us to hear our thoughts on the upcoming season and who we see challenging for the title in 2021/2022. Hit that subscribe and like button if you're enjoying our content xx
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Jacqui Louder is one of the most revered Sports Psychologists in Australia, working as the lead support for both Melbourne Storm & Collingwood FC. This was genuinely one of the most fascinating conversations I have had on the podcast as we discussed mental health in the elite athlete, Covid impact on society and why people forget to train their brain as much as their body. This is a podcast I highly recommend for everyone to check out as it is filled with pearls of wisdom. Hit that like and subscribe button & we hope you enjoy it!
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Luke Dunstan played 116 games for St.Kilda Football Club across the last 8 years. From a season regular to fan favourite who wore the famous #7 jersey of the Saints. The last two season's saw Luke's relationship with the Saints slip away with injuries and a breakdown of communication. After a whirlwind experience in 2021 which brought adversity to fold it became clear to Luke that a change was needed. Low and behold the former Saints man has now joined the reigning premiers of the AFL, the Melbourne Demons and boy has this got Lukey Dunstan motivated and ready to go in 2022 xxx
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Founder and Managing Director of Edible Blooms, Kelly Jamieson built an e-commerce business with perishable products that turned over $1m plus in its first year being 16 years ago. Partnerships, culture and collaboration have been key to the growth of the business, in addition to the right business model, marketing (customer acquisition) and customer engagement, and being at the forefront utilising technology. Kelly shares her strategies to success including the 90% rule. This is an amazing story, proudly a South Australian success.
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A man in a little town called Parkes (NSW) has created one of the most valuable and engaging sporting platforms across Australia. Dean Messiter is the founder of The NRL Roast social media platform which is filled with life, laughter and memes that have grabbed the NRL fan base by storm. With over 400k followers on all platforms the value Dean's platform brings to the game is invaluable. Tune in to hear his journey and how fan engagement is helping build traction toward Rugby League in Australia. Hit that subscribe button and share with a friend - we love you all!
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Morgan Mitchell lives a crazy life I tell you. She is the face of F45 globally, an ambassador of some of the most well known brands and most recently dropped her influenced clothing collection with Team Jaggad. Sometimes with all of that going on you forget Morgan just competed at the Tokyo Olympics after her transition from the 400m to the 800m. Morgan shoots for the stars and lives her life in a manner with no fear but a "why not me" mentality. An awesome chat with a superstar, we hope you enjoy & don't forget to subscribe xxx
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Jordy De Goey is an out and out superstar across the AFL playing for Collingwood and being the first AFL athlete to be sponsored by Monster Energy. Jordy broke onto the scene in 2018 leading Collingwood to a Grand Final which was lost by a kick after a heroic performance from the Collingwood spearhead. We speak through dealing with the spotlight, the scrutiny and how Jordy keeps tunnel visioned on his goals. One of the best people that I know, I hope you all enjoy this episode with my best mate. xxx
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Lin Jong played 10 years in the AFL for the Western Bulldogs and was ridiculed with injury amassing 65 games for the club. One of the great blokes who talks through his early days of playing with anxiety, to the amazing Bulldogs culture which see's the club in a second Grand Final and why retirement at the age of 28 felt right. A funny man with a great perspective on what was a challenging period for the famous number 46! subscribe to your channels if you're enjoying our content for more :).
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DJ Generik aka Tyson O'Brien is one of a kind. An International DJ that has a die hard love for the Collingwood football club. Tyson's exploits have taken him around the world to some of the craziest parties and even acquainted him with Calvin Harris. DJ Generik, as he is known, opened for Calvin Harris DJ sets around the world for a number of years. These stories will blow your mind! enjoy and subscribe xxx
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Chief Executive of The City of Adelaide, Clare Mockler shares insights to managing a diverse business within local government that includes for profit entities, and a range of community services. Clare shares some nuggets of knowledge in relation to leadership and strategic thinking within a large organisation that can be applied to all businesses. Collaboration is a ‘value’ of the organisation, and as a senior leader she models and instils this behaviour throughout the organisation.
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WE’RE BACK IN A BIG WAY. LITERALLY – 7 FOOT BIG IN FACT - WITH ONE OF AUSTRALIAN BASKETBALL’S GREATEST EVER. A TWO TIME OLYMPIAN, THREE TIME NBL CHAMPION, TWO TIME NBL MVP, SUPERSTAR IN EUROPEAN BASKETBALL AND ONLY THE THIRD AUSTRALIAN TO PLAY IN THE NBA AFTER BEING TAKEN WITH PICK 18 IN THE 1997 DRAFT BY THE DALLAS MAVERICKS.
HE IS CHRIS ANSTEY. ENJOY...
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Campbell Brown was known as one of the most fierce and courageous AFL Players across the last 20 years. In this episode, Campbell's storytelling is unmatched as we dig into his challenging path towards the draft, Hawthorn's Premiership successes and why Alistair Clarkson is one of the best AFL coaches of all time. A chat I absolutely loved having and worth every minute of the listen :). Don't forget to subscribe and like our channels!!
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Stefan Mauk is current club captain of Adelaide United and is also the youngest captain in their history. With a very wise and strong head on his shoulders, not only is Stefan's leadership, creativity and goalscoring admirable, it is without doubt the work he does off the field. With a strong focus on the mindset and mindfulness of an athlete, Stef created the concept of the Inner Game Journal which is to help athletes with their goal setting, psychology and performance. An awesome catch up with a former team mate, I hope you enjoy it :) xx
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Managing Director of Mott McDonald, David Johnson grew Mott McDonald in Asia Pacific from 2 people to over 1000 people over the past ten years. David shares his insights into strategy, leadership and culture. David shares case studies about how collaboration, innovation, and culture, paired with technical excellence, transformed a global engineering company to do so much more to impact the world we live in including the way we digitise and use data, achieve carbon neutrality and create social change and impact.
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In this episode about the talent shortage issue in Australia, Leo is interviewing Craig Goldblatt, Vice President of Partners & Alliances for Globalization Partners business in Asia.
Is Australia's talent shortage and skills gap issue real? What is the Australian government doing to address the problem? And what are some solutions for Australian businesses to leverage?
Facing a shrinking talent pool and widening skills gap, Australian companies seem to be struggling to hire locally. A shrinking population and closed borders due to the pandemic further exacerbates the situation.
But international borderless hiring is quickly emerging as a viable solution.
Through remote hiring, Australian companies can now cast a wider net and hire the best talent located anywhere in the world. With some skillsets geographically concentrated in specific talent hubs, remote hiring also provides cost-effective access to these highly sought-after professionals.
Additionally, the Australian government recently launched initiatives to encourage and promote international hiring.
Although the benefits for remote hiring are plentiful, companies must stay on top of compliance risks and administrative nightmares surrounding legal, tax, and contractual specificities.
In this episode, Leo interviews Craig Goldblatt, Vice President of Partners & Alliances for Globalization Partners, as they discuss Australia's talent shortage, tips on growing remotely, and tools and management strategies companies can deploy today.
For more insight into the Australian talent shortage and alternate talent hubs for your business to hire from, check out Globalization Partner's latest blog.
Learn more about Globalization Partners here: https://www.globalization-partners.com/goglobal/
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One of the most inspiring sporting stories this country holds. Awer Mabil is the epitome of going through hardship but through dedication and sacrifice has shown that anyone can achieve anything. Being raised in a refugee camp in Kenya before moving to Aus in 2006 it is fair to say Awer's path has transcended as he is a key player for both the Socceroos and Danish club FC Midtjylland who recently played in the UEFA Champions League. An incredible conversation about life, our past history and the incredible Awer Mabil story. Dont miss out!! Subscribe to our channels to keep up with the action xx
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One of our inaugural guests on the show is back. Jamie Maclaren is fresh from one of the most prolific A-League seasons we have ever seen. 25 goals in 24 games and the integral piece to Melbourne City's Championship and Premiership medallions. A must listen as we dive into the season that was, Socceroos fixtures and Jamie's plans to break the domestic goals record in Australia!
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Owner and Managing Director of Redarc, Anthony Kittel shares stories of collaboration and key insights into the expansion, commercialisation and strategy that has shaped Redarc into the global electronics business it is today employing more than 250 people, and recognised as a poster child for manufacturing in Australia.
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Isaac 'Ice' John is no doubt a serial Entrepreneur and the co-founder of YKTR clothing & YKTR sports which is a content making machine. Ice is also a former NRL player and has represented the Kiwi's at national level. An in depth thinker, self learner and a man filled with wisdom around business & growth. This chat for myself was super insightful and one that I had been looking forward to for some time. Don't miss out on this one!!!
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If you know you know. If you don't you will know soon. Georgia Patrikios is a girl with the AFLW world at her feet and after her first two seasons in the game she already has a list of honours veteran players would love to have. 2 Best & Fairests for St.Kilda and selection in the AFLW Womens All-Australian Team states a girl that has no fear going against the league's best. An awesome episode which exemplifies application, focus and a simplified view on what you can control. Enjoy! and don't forget to subscribe xxx
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Mitch Creek is one of the hottest names across the National Basketball League in Australia as he leads the newly formed South East Phoenix as their franchise player. Mitch’s abilities have led him to earning NBA contracts to the Brooklyn Nets and the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2019. More recently, Mitch has been selected to the Australian Boomers Olympic squad for the 2021 Olympics which features a star studded line up with the likes of Ben Simmons, Patty Mills and Joe Ingles from the NBA. Not only is he focused on Basketball but Mitch has hobbies that involve jumping out of planes, motorbikes and tattoos, a conversation not to miss!
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Group Director of Palmer Hospitality, Martin Palmer shares stories of collaboration from within the all-important South Australian hospitality sector. Martin has recently partnered with Duxton Asset Management chairman Ed Peter, and Brett Matthews to create the Duxton Pub Group who operates a long list of pubs, bars and restaurants across Adelaide and in regional areas.
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A special feature of an episode as we review 2020/21 Hyundai A-League Season and preview what will be a finals campaign to remember. I got 3 former A-League legends in the studio to join me inDario Vidosic, Jonny Mckain & Cameron Watson. Each team performance reviewed and The Unlaced Podcast yearly awards handed out to those who have performed to the highest level. A-League fans this one's for you!!!
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Mark Gallagher of Performance Insights shares case studies of collaboration and innovation from his 30 years in Formula 1. An episode not to be missed.
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Bruce Djite is the youngest Football Director in the country operating Adelaide United at the age of 34. He is also a former team mate of mine dating back 10 years which is crazy. Bruce without doubt was one of the smartest and most knowledgeable people that I ever played with and who actually opened my eyes up to the extensive network you could have whilst being a professional athlete. An incredibly insightful conversation which covers the A-League, Life balance and a whole lot of laughter. Hope you enjoy and don't forget to hit that subscribe button!!
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Do you know Winevalet? The app that is finding and delivering your perfect wine from local wineries directly to your place! Listen to Sarah's passion and fun story about how she went from optometry to being an entrepreneur and how they are building an amazing team of passionate individuals around the project.
We also talk about the traditionally reserved for men wine industry and investment world and how Sarah is learning to leverage the ecosystem to break through with success!
Winevalet is raising with Birchal - EOI open until May 25th 2021, check it out >> https://www.birchal.com/company/winevalet
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A champion bloke and Premiership winning backman for the Western Bulldogs in the AFL in 2016. However, Fletcher Roberts is much more than his 51 games across 8 seasons in the AFL as he shares insight into the challenges he faced being in and out of the best 22 at the Dogs. Fletch describes the mental resilience required to bounce back from challenge and details his life post Football as he works for the incredible AFL Players Official Charity 'Ladder'. Hope you enjoy it and subscribe to our channel to not miss a beat!!
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Special series on equity crowdfunding
Today, I am with James Barbour from Dillicious, a fantastic success story that proves that when you believe and love what you do, you can reach the moon! James was working in the retail industry as a sales and general manager when he launched a little pickles production along with his wife, as a side-project. Success of the taste, concept and love he put in his pickles, the side-project became his full time job within a few months. He signed his first big contract with a distributor a few days after he decided to quit his job and since then, he is un-stoppable: pitching at entrepreneur events, appearing in a few podcasts and launching his EOI with Birchal in a few days!
Check out his Dillicious and the EOI details, as well as other amazing brands and projects to invest in: https://www.birchal.com/
In our next episode of the Birchal series, I will be with Sarah Sweeney from Winevalet. Stay tuned!
To contact James: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamjamesbarbour/
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Alexandra Saundry is a pioneer across womens sport. Alex is the founder of 'More Than Management' which is a female sports management company that works with the likes of Tayla Harris, Darcy Vescio, Katie Brennan and Madison Prespakis across AFLW along with other codes. After a short stint playing in the inaugural AFLW season and an apprenticeship with AFL Super Agent Paul Connors, Alex is now ready to take the world by storm and provide best in class service to the growing stock of Female Athletes. Dont miss out on this one and or forget to subscribe to the show!!
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An electric episode with one of the best blokes in the business Tommy Sheridan. We could not stop laughing throughout as Tommy's storytelling was unmatched when speaking through his 83 game AFL Career and Co-founding RIXX Eyewear which has taken the globe by storm for their aesthetically pleasing sunglasses. To get a pair of these bad boys utilise our code THEUNLACED for 25% off any purchases on rixxeyewear.com.au!
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Today we catch up with Rhyan Grant who is a 3x A-League Champion, Joe Marston Medalist and Socceroo. One of the most consistent performers and down to earth people to grace the A-League. 'Busta' as he's known, is a one club man with Sydney FC reaching over 200 games for the Sky Blue. This episode brings so much fascinating insight into his incredible rise to the top and what goes on behind the four walls of the dominant Sydney FC. We hope you enjoy it :)
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Interview with Louise Roe, Co-Founder of Energy Exemplar, the market leaders in energy simulation software. Louise exited to venture capital in 2017, and now invests and supports technology start-ups in South Australia.
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Andrew Downs, Founder of The Sage Group. Sage Automation specialises in industrial automation and control solutions. The Sage Group is a global group with a team of 450 people across three continents, 13 offices and 5 companies. This all started from Andrew’s backyard shed 27 years ago.
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A brand that is in the land of sharks and doing big big things.Today's episode we are joined by 2/3 founders of Concave Football, these guysmake you want to run through a wall after every conversation I have with them. A unique brand that goes against the grain, not only are they expanding across Australia with AFL & NRL stars representing the brand but Concave now have operations across Asia and Europe with plans of going to the next level.
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After a little break Greats with Garby is back and with a bang for 2021 for one of our biggest chats yet. As an obsessive Entourage fan I was delighted to land an interview with the show's creator Doug Ellin who breaks down so many fascinating back stories and insights on one of the biggest entertainment hits of the past 20 years and it's much loved characters Ari Gold, Drama, Turtle and the rest. It may not be sport but if there's one show that crossed over fully for sports lovers it was Entourage. Make sure you check out the Victory Podcast for more Entourage love once you've had a listen to this. Enjoy!
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Rashid Mahazi is a 28 year old former professional footballer who is also my best friend of over 22 years. In this episode Rashid details his life and football journey which has been a hell of a ride and at times a rollercoaster. From winning A-League premierships, to taking a gap year from pro football to travel the world and retiring at 28, an incredible story about life... enjoy :)
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Michael Zerafa is currently the 7th ranked middleweight boxer in the world and in just over a week he fights his childhood idol and one of the all time greats, Anthony ’the man’ Mundine. We go through Michael’s journey which details his mindset, overcoming tough times and his big plans to be a world champion. We hope you enjoy :)
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In this second episode with Thibaut Briere (actually one single recording but Thibaut had a lot to share!), we are focusing on the Asian market, its complexity and how crucial it is to test this market.
How, will you ask! Thibaut advises to build your website with a different landing page for each country. This way, you can test your messaging per country… He also explains how to use Facebook ads and LinkedIn. Another episode full of concrete tips!
What is important is to learn about your market while according to him, the future of marketing will be driven by a s”ocial media fatigue”; COVID and digitalisation have seen an increasing traffic on social medias but without actions taken by users. As a result, the cost of ads has decreased but their efficiency as well!
For Thibaut, it’s not enough to publish, you need quality content with a proper branding and messaging; “there is no shortcut in marketing”.
To contact Thibaut: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thibautbriere/
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Like Marketing? Listen to Jason Bradwell's podcast "B2B Better" where he interviews marketing experts and shares actionable advice on strategy, content, digital, communications & more...: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS84MTEzNTIucnNz?sa=X&ved=0CAMQ4aUDahcKEwiY7bHj5ZvvAhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAg
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Online event from February 25th 2021, with guest speakers Matthew Browne (Black Nova Group - Sydney) and Andy Leroux (Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center - San Francisco) and moderated by Startup&Angels co-founder, Leo Denes.
Andy helps us understanding better how to raise funds in the US; a very heavy and long process that he describes for us. He also warns that since 2018, it's getting harder for early stage startups to raise as investors are looking at scale-ups mainly... On the Australian side, Matt talks about a good seed and pre-seed focus which is more encouraging for early stage founders!
Our panel also discussed the remote disruption in fundraising, with US VCs accepting and opening more and more to foreign companies through digital meetings and process flows. Matt also mentioned a recent “propensity of US investors to invest in Australia" which is a great news for the ecosystem. The pandemic has seen a “sophistication of the Australian ecosystem” with a better maturity of programs, accelerators and investors, diversifying to early stage startups.
Best quotes:
“Think about investors as partners as opposed as bankers” - Andy
“Get working on the engine room as early as possible to have strong data to show investors” - Matt
“Know yourself, where you want to go, who is with you and who you need” - Andy
Contacts:
Andy Le Roux: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andresleroux/
Matthew Browne: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brownematthew/
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In this great episode, Thibaut first talks about his love for Asia, why it's the place to be for business and why it is a very complex market to enter. We then discuss about marketing for startups, why it has to be innovative, inventive and different if you want to survive. Why you should focus on your messaging and not so much on your branding/logo.
Diving into your positioning, why radical differentiation will be your best ally; “you are small so you can afford to be really different, and people will remember you more”, “you need to find an edge” to test your market. Very insightful advice if you are launching your product/service and don't have a huge amount of time and money to start with...
About Growth Hacking (well, Thibaut prefers to talk about Growth Marketing):
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Usually, you can’t really measure a marketing strategy on your revenue, so Growth Marketing is about finding growth and prioritise the actions that will impact your revenue (very business driven approach).
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Growth Marketing bridges marketing and sales to really assess this impact.
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It’s a very structured process of experimentation at small scale, to test small changes.
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There is an unconventional part in Growth Marketing, in finding new ways of doing things.
To conclude, Thibaut gives a few concrete tools to implement your growth marketing strategy immediately: the AARRR process (acquisition, activation, retention, referral, revenue), the 19 channels you can use in marketing and the prioritisation framework... such a program!
Now that you know everything about Growth Marketing, don't miss the Part #2 of this interview, about experimentation and how to use LinkedIn as an entrepreneur!
Favorite quote: “Innovation happens when you have constraints”
To contact Thibaut: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thibautbriere/
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Charles Ferguson is the General Manager APAC for Globalization Partners, a global company originally based in the US allowing its clients to hire talents anywhere in the world within a few days.
In this fascinating discussion, you will learn the best tips to recruit and manage your team in the future of work.
Since the pandemic, global workforce has switched remotely allowing people to avoid commute and to enjoy a better life quality in secondary areas. As a company and especially a startup, it is also now possible to get the best talents from anywhere in the world, as long as you successfully adapt your policy, processes and rules in a flexible way to your remote staff. For example, an hybrid environment with face-to-face meetings is absolutely crucial according to Charles, to keep the human link within a team. Founders and managers also need to understand that “the future is empowerment of choice” as not everybody is keen to go fully remote.
Charles also explains that the remote disruption needs new talent skills, to be watched by both recruiters and applicants: Determination, Insights, Curiosity & Engagement.
His main advice for companies and managers for 2021: “Always be hiring, always be after having the conversation, always be looking for key types of talents and connect with them because you never know when that might manifest to create an opportunity for a particular market”. Plus other golden pieces of advice for your expansion in any new market.
Learn more about Globalization Partners: https://www.globalization-partners.com
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Christian Junger is the CEO & co-founder of MADANA, a cyber-security startup using confidential computing technology to protect your data. In this discussion, he explains simply what is confidential computing, how it works and why you should consider it for your business. MADANA is also part of the OVHcloud startup program, which has helped them a lot on the technical and partnership side of their development.
Learn more: https://startup.ovhcloud.com/
Here is the link to the mentioned Intel podcast about Confidential Computing: https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/interviews/confidential-computing-beyond-hype-i-4681
Visit the MADANA website to know more: www.madana.io.
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Reach out to feature your startup, fund or accelerator program.
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In this episode, I have the pleasure to interview Stephane Lyver, French entrepreneur living for 6 years in Australia. He tells us about his journey as a web developer first arrived in Australia for its huge job market opportunities and how his side project actually became his main activity: Compressor.io
Stephane has taken part in the OVHcloud startup program in APAC and explains the benefits of the 1-on-1 mentoring and architecture expertise he could take advantage of to build his business.
Find out more by visiting https://startup.ovhcloud.com/ or contact yian-ling.tan@ovhcloud.com
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Sandor Earl is a recently retired NRL player who has just called it time after winning the NRL Premiership with the Melbourne Storm to pursue his focus in business. Sandor has experienced all the highs and lows of professional sport. Most notably, Sandor was caught in the fire of the Stephen Dank doping saga in 2014. Sandor has spoken so vulnerably of this situation and of the harsh 4 year suspension he received. Nonetheless, this whole experience has made Sandor stronger, well rounded and more hungry for the future as his come back journey for the Melbourne Storm in 2018 and ending his career with a Premiership is nothing short of amazing. Listen in for one of the great LIFE comeback stories!
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In this discussion with Lionel Legros, General Manager APAC for OVHcloud, we talk about the launch of their startup program in Australia. Their programs are focused on cloud-based companies in need for architecture, technical support and infrastructures in APAC. We also talk about the cloud capabilities today and how it can help your business, and the future trends of the industry in the next few years, especially post-COVID… Check the OVHcloud startup program and to reach out for more info!Also don’t miss out the next OVHcloud webinar "Let’s Help Startups Series: Tips to Make Your Startup Stand Out” with Startup&Angels co-founder Leo Denes. Register here.
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Sebastian Gotch is a Victorian Bushranger and Melbourne Stars cricket player and is known for his fierce competitive nature, mate ship and sporting family. I've known Seb since I was 8 years old and his sporting talents to this day as a young kid were some of the best I have ever seen. His father, Brad Gotch is a former AFL player and assistant coach of Collingwood and Seb’s two brothers were both heavily gifted at sport. It's fair to say Seb is a change room favourite and a class clown which makes this conversation all the more fun as we speak through his life, choice to pursue cricket and why he prefers to not look too far into the future.
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The man who scored the decisive goal to triumph the Socceroos to the top of the Asian Cup podium in 2015 and won selection for 2014 World Cup in Brazil. James Troisi has had a remarkable journey across his career which saw him start in the youth ranks of Newcastle United in the UK, to rising stardom in Turkey and signing for Serie A giants Juventus. After a long successful career abroad that brought their own unique challenges, James is now back settled into life in Australia and the midfield maestro is looking to have a big year on the park in the A-League and prove he is only getting stronger at 32.
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He’s one of the most promising coaches in the AFL, coming off a hugely impressive first season in the job and at just 39 is one of the youngest in the most difficult of capers. A former number two draft pick with the Fremantle Dockers, he now coaches the club that he loves. It’s the stuff of dreams and while the second phase is still in a very early stage, Justin Longmuir is making it a reality. It was great to break all of that down and discuss his journey on Greats with Garby.
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On this week's episode we are joined by David Gower and Sam Lane. David Gower is an NRL veteran who has played over a 100 games for the Parramatta Eels and had stints with the West Tigers and Manly Sea Eagles in the NRL. Most recently after retiring, David has transitioned into the Parramatta Eels education and well-being team to support players' life balance and future careers. Sam Lane is an Elite Athlete Well-being researcher and has a lot of depth and science to his views of the modern day athlete which are thought provoking on what athletes endure and the challenges they face whilst playing and post career.
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He’s a former number one draft pick who would go on to play 231 games for the mighty Carlton Football Club and win a best and fairest as well before finishing his career in his home town of Adelaide at the Crows. There were periods of deep frustration mixed with plenty of highs that will all be touched on with an intriguing character and a player that a lot of fans couldn’t always get a read on. We’ll peel away some of those layers during this chat with Bryce Gibbs
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Ben is a former Collingwood Magpie and Adelaide Crows AFL player that has experienced all the highs and lows of the game. Having recently been delisted by the Crows, Ben is like many players figuring out their next move and the direction he takes his life in. However, the Ben Crocker story is bigger than Football having gone through hardship off the field with his father’s diagnosis for early onset dementia which across the last 5 years has progressed to needing 24/7 care. Ben is one of the most charismatic and upbeat athletes you will come across and despite his recent hardship on and off the field, he maintains an infectious positive nature which brings normality to an industry where there is minimal.
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Brinc is a global incubator focused on Cleantech and clean energy startups. In this episode we are pleased to interview Tuan Lam, Clean Energy & CleanTech Program Director at Brinc. We talk about the evolution of the Cleantech industry for the past few years and the impact of COVID-19 on the industry. Tuan also shares his rich experience as a founder and transformation consultant across Europe, Asia and Australia and the different energy transition approaches depending on the corporate and founder perspectives. We will deep dive into the impact of COVID and the future of the Cleantech sector in our next event, Startup&Angels Sydney #18 on December 2nd 2020. Follow up or register to the Startup&Angels community to stay tuned about the next episodes and event videos publishing!
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Acidgreen is a full service digital agency specialised in Magento & Shopify softwares that creates efficiency for its B2B customers. In this discussion between Leo Denes and Mike Larcher, we learn about the impacts of COVID on e-commerce, the massive potential for largest B2B platforms and market places like Google and Amazon, the importance of omnichannel and “being everywhere” for brands (facebook, instagram, website etc) and the future trends for online shopping like personalised customer experience.
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In the history of the most popular sport on earth only 62 of the hundreds of millions of men to have ever played the game have made it to Four FIFA World Cups and one of them – who also happens to be the 56th player to have captained the Socceroos - is Mark Milligan. He has an awesome story to tell with some tales that will definitely take you by surprise. Enjoy. Tell your friends and please remember to review, rate and subscribe if you haven't already. Thank you!
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Well where do you start.. The king of the streets?, The Mayor of Melbourne? Or the most important player in A-League history? Yes, Archie Thompson. Growing up as a teenager in Melbourne who loved soccer, you couldn’t not idolise Archie and his electric play with countless goals. A personality and footballer like no other who has an incredible story of achievement across domestic and international football. From scoring 5 goals in a Grand Final, to Socceroo stardom & world cups, this was an electric and raw conversation with the man we all love.
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In the history of the most popular sport on earth only 62 of the hundreds of millions of men to have ever played the game have made it to Four FIFA World Cups and one of them – who also happens to be the 56th player to have captained the Socceroos - is Mark Milligan. He has an awesome story to tell with some tales that will definitely take you by surprise. Enjoy. Tell your friends and please remember to review, rate and subscribe if you haven't already. Thank you!
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Caitlin Parker successes have made her the highest internationally ranked female amateur boxer in Australia. With a long list of achievements that include a lazy seven Australian championships as well as winning a Bronze Medal in the 2011 Junior World Championships in Turkey; a Silver Medal in the 2014 Youth World Championships in Bulgaria; a Bronze medal in the 2014 Youth Olympic Games in China, and a Silver medal in the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. In March she qualified for the Olympic Games in Tokyo through her performance at the world championships at Amman, Jordan. Caitlin is a born fighter, but is such a wonderfully spirited person who is super down to earth. All of her success is down to hard work, dedication and sacrifice that makes her unique in a sport that is growing with female superstars.
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This week we teamed up with the guys from The Be Ready Project. Founders of One Wellbeing (athlete education & transition business) in Leon Keir and 15 year NRL West Tigers legend, Chris Lawrence along with former AFL All Australian and Premiership Assistant Coach to the Brisbane Lions in the golden years, Craig Lambert. This was a unique combination talking about all things sport and life with some really impressive people who are all massive advocates for elite sport performance and life balance. All we were missing was the pub background noise and a couple of beers! Enjoy.
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John Van Wisse is one of Australia’s greatest ever triathletes, with an incredible CV of achievements to name a couple: World Record Holder for the Enduroman Arch to Arch event(run, bike and swim from London to Paris), the fastest Australian to swim the English Channel, a winner of the New Zealand Half Ironman and has won the New York - Manhattan Island Marathon 3x. The lengths to which John Van Wisse has taken his body over the last 25 years is inhumane, something I was really interested in talking to him about was his mentality to challenge, hardship and further understand what is his why to drive him so far. People may know David Goggins, but believe me you need to know John Van Wisse and his inspiring outlook on life.
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OnTheList is a member only flash sales for luxury brands started in 2016 in Hong Kong and expanding over Asia-Pacific as they are arriving in Australia! Diego takes us through the Asian specificities of starting and running a business as a e-commerce company, the impact of COVID-19 on Asian markets and the future of e-commerce in Asia.
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Tommy Bugg is a former AFL player turned Entrepreneur after making a very brave decision at the age of 25 in 2018 to walk away from elite professional sports to pursue a business opportunity. Tommy is now the CEO of ZooZ Group a Social Media Agency which has grown to be a multi-million dollar company and won awards such as Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Australia Rising Star. Quite an incredible story and a change of pace to what Tommy had always known to the leather oval ball and the MCG which saw him drafted to the Greater Western Sydney Giants in 2011 to play out his final years at the Melbourne Demons & Carlton. One thing that is evident in Tommy is his mindset and positivity which I am sure in this episode you can see why he is able to translate skill sets into different fields and be successful instantly.
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He was cut from his high school team in Atlanta, Georgia and went on to be inducted into the Australian Basketball Hall of Fame. The story of how he got there is a brilliant one. He had two stints in the NBA before the NBL came calling. He played with Barkley and against Jordan. He would win two championships with the Melbourne Tigers – a Grand Final MVP award in 1997 and develop one of the great Australian basketball partnerships with Andrew Gaze en route to having his famous number 21 singlet retired by the club. He is Lanard Copeland and this is his story.
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The ever so vibrant Morgan Mitchell is one of Australia’s biggest athletic talents and is a 3 time Australian 400m champion. Not only is Morgan known for her impressive athletic abilities but most recently appeared on the viral Netflix Documentary ‘The Game Changers’, where Morgan shares insight into being an athlete at the top level on a vegan diet. Having competed at both the Rio Olympics and the Gold Coast Commonwealth games, Morgan is now determined in her training to have a successful Tokyo Olympics in 2021. A competitive, fun and humorous girl, we hope you enjoy listening to one of Australia’s great sporting superstars and personalities.
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Jamie Maclaren is a striker from Melbourne City & the Australian Socceroos and is the current 2019/20 A-League Golden Boot winner. I’ve always said if I need 3 people to get me a goal it would be Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Jamie Maclaren. Jamie was one of my childhood friends who I grew up playing with in all the Victorian State & Young Australia representative football sides. A determined, focused and hungry human being, Jamie is an electric goal scorer but also a wonderful human who has only gotten better with adversity throughout his career.
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This is the second episode of our exclusive interview with David Kenney. David has been a partner at Hall Chadwick for more that 20 years, mentor at Startmate and Incubate startup program for over 8 years. Today for Startup&Angels the podcast he talks about the people-centric business strategy to support and represent some of Australia’s largest enterprise clients, most promising entrepreneurs, Family Offices and high-net-worth individuals. Learn about the sanity check in accounting practices and more...
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Just 24 hours after setting a new world mark for T20 dismissals, overtaking MS Dhoni if you don’t mind, Alyssa Healy was good enough to chat with Greats with Garby. The niece of the legendary Ian Healy she has only enhanced the status of the Healy legacy as a superstar of womens cricket in Australia and one of the household names of a team adored by so many..
She is a five time t20 World Cup winner, two time womens T20 cricketer of the year and ardent golf playing partner of her husband Mitchell Starc. She is Alyssa Healy and this is her story..
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Thanks for joining for another big episode of Greats with Garby and a chat with a man who has just landed the top job as coach of the Perth Glory in the A-League - his hometown club. A teen phenomenon he was signed by West Ham at just 15 years of age, went on to star in their FA Youth Cup winning team in 1999 alongside the likes of Joe Cole and his best mate Michael Carrick. He made his Premier League debut for the Hammers and also played in the world’s biggest league for Hull City and has been capped 17 times for the Socceroos including as a starter in that infamous opening clash of the 2010 World Cup against Germany.
He is Richard Garcia (please note this was recorded before the cancelled signings at Perth of Andrew Nabbout and Nathaniel Atkinson)
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This is the first episode of our exclusive interview with David Kenney. David has been a partner at Hall Chadwick for more that 20 years, mentor at Startmate and Incubate startup program for over 8 years. Today for Startup&Angels the podcast he talks about the people-centric business strategy to support and represent some of Australia’s largest enterprise clients, most promising entrepreneurs, Family Offices and high-net-worth individuals. David shares tips, techniques and insights - be attentive!
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This month we chat with Cristelle Capitani, the director and founder of Autism Horses Australia. Cristelle is based in W.A. and began her innovative program for special needs children when she observed the interactions between her autistic son and off the track thoroughbred. From that moment, Autism Horses Australia was born, and Cristelle still chooses to only employ off the track horses in her brilliant program - and we love her for that!
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Alex Woodward’s journey is one of the most unique and inspiring a person can come across. After being drafted to Hawthorn in the AFL in 2011 at pick 53, Alex had the world at his feet. What Alex would go on to endure over the next 7 years is beyond words. After rupturing his ACL 5 times following being drafted and managing only a handful of AFL games, Alex made the choice to retire at the age of 27. You’d think such terrifying outcomes could break a person, but not Alex. I think it’s safe to say these incredibly harsh experiences have made Alex one of the most inspiring, resilient and admirable characters that we can all learn from. We hope you enjoy listening to his powerful story!
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Adam Gibson is an NBL Veteran who made his debut back in 2005 at 18 years of age after graduating from the Australian Institute of Sport. Gibbo has done it at all on the court in this country winning 2 NBL Championships, NBL Defensive Player of the Year, 3x All-NBL Second team and represented the Australian Boomers at the 2012 London Olympics. Gibbo's energy and positivity is unmatched, we hope you enjoy!
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Thanks to our speakers for sharing great insight on the E-commerce trends in APAC and perspectives in a fast evolving market:
Dr Olga Oleinikova - Persollo - Sydney
Diego Dultzin - On The List - Hong-kong
Michael Rasch - Zookal - Sydney
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Jonny Mckain is a former Socceroo, Olympian and one of the guys who just made playing at the highest level fun. In this episode we go into his life off the pitch playing overseas, the tough times in Adelaide and the challenges many sportspeople face when coming out of their careers. Jonny shares some fascinating stats behind these challenges and gives background to how he is helping players in the A-League plan for life outside of sport.
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The Unlaced Podcast is a platform to help humanise athletes and shine a light on the inevitable transition all athletes face when their careers as professional athletes comes to an end. A driving purpose for this outlet is to enable athletes to understand what the common hurdles are with transitioning out of their chosen sports into a more common way of life. Building awareness around the importance of athlete education, mental health, finding alternative interests outside of physical professional performance and building a mindset that can find stimulus outside of their desired sporting careers. Oh and of course we have a whole lot of fun in the process!
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I’ve been desperate to get a cricketer on since we launched and I'm delighted that this man is our debut interview from the great game. He played 20 Test matches for Australia most of them wins including a hat-trick on debut. He was part of Australia 1999 World Cup triumph where he famously bowled the final over of that epic semi-final and rolled the ball to Adam Gilchrist for that memorable victory. He has since turned to a life in the media where he has become one of the most insightful and entertaining commentators in the game….he is Damien Fleming and he's told his story in the best possible fashion. Enjoy:
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The Unlaced Podcast is a platform to help humanise athletes and shine a light on the inevitable transition all athletes face when their careers as professional athletes comes to an end. A driving purpose for this outlet is to enable athletes to understand what the common hurdles are with transitioning out of their chosen sports into a more common way of life. Building awareness around the importance of athlete education, mental health, finding alternative interests outside of physical professional performance and building a mindset that can find stimulus outside of their desired sporting careers. Oh and of course we have a whole lot of fun in the process!
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In this episode of Startup/Angels the podcast, Adam is taking us through his entrepreneurial journey as the founder of Sportility, a platform connecting grassroot teams with sponsors, and community builder in Australia’s sports-tech ecosystem through Sports Ventures Community.
“Create your A-team as a founder” is his management motto to be able to work “on the business and not only in the business”… Great sports metaphor for any industry founders!
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MySwimPro is the first swim and dryland training app with more than 1 Million downloads in + 150 countries. Bootstrapped in 2014 and financed mainly by crowdfunding, MySwimPro is a real success story in the growing sportstech industry. Listen to its founder Fares Ksebati as he takes us through his athlete, coach and entrepreneur journey.
Cautious, precious tips on the way!
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This month we chat with Tegan Lush, a 5* Eventer who is based out of Perth. Tegan shares with us her journey with her off the track thoroughbred, Tempus Fugit, who she purchased as a 3yo OTTB, and who quickly moved up the eventing grades.
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As part of our Encore Entrepreneurs series, I was delighted to have a chat to Paula Dunn who is a teenage leadership strategist. Paula who runs a company called 'No Limits Consulting', she talks about the challenges she has had in her life, how she overcame them and how she is now helping young people become leaders and entrepreneurs.
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May 28th, 2020
Welcome to our first online pitching session gathering 2 startups who are mastering the art of pivoting and 2 investors to share some tips and advice on how to adapt during a crisis. During 6 minutes, the selected businesses will present their concept, their team, their results to date, what they need to grow.These startup pitches will be followed by our investors talks, sharing some tips to help them.
Thanks to our speakers Michelle Deaker from One Ventures, Nathan Caroll from Quickpay, Robert Nicholls (VC angel) and Angela Bee Chan from Hackathons International.
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He is one of the finest golfers Australia has ever produced and one of the most likeable as well. He amassed 23 tour victories around the globe including two on the PGA Tour, three Australian Masters and an Australian Open. He led a US Masters heading into the final round and finished top 5 in two other majors, and of course was an integral part of the Internationals Team only Presidents Cup victory to date in 1998. He is Craig Parry and he's a special guest on Greats with Garby..
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May 7th, 2020
What are the technology trends emerging with Covid-19? During the COVID-19 pandemic, technologies are playing a crucial role in keeping our society functional in a time of lockdowns and quarantines. And these technologies may have a long-lasting impact beyond COVID-19. Remote work, contactless payments, distance learning, telehealth... What are those companies that have been accelerated by the pandemic? What are their roles? How do they reduce the spread while helping the companies to stand up?
Thanks to our speakers Alexandra Clunies Ross from Artesian, Andrei Sochala from Aircall, Gilles Bertaux from Lifestorm, Lionel Legros from OVH Cloud.
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This podcast is sponsored by Australiance, your recruitment and business partner in APAC.
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Sophie Champagne
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Glenn Wheatley is an Australian talent manager, entertainment industry executive, former musician and long time manager of John Farnham. In part two of our interview, Glenn speaks about his dear friend, and his other successes, as well as his time in jail.
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April 30th, 2020
How will the impacts of COVID-19 differ between emerging markets and their developed counterparts? Today, emerging economies must navigate the COVID-19 pandemic amid collapsing exports, dwindling remittances and tightening international credit conditions that call for austerity. To contain the pandemic, the necessary limits on economic activity fall more heavily on these economies than in the advanced countries.
Thanks to our speakers Adi Susanto from Jagoanhosting (Indonesia), Sam Korawali, serial tech entrepreneur in Papua New Guinea, Binit Sharma from Basobaas (Nepal) and Maxime Roseburger from Meal Temple Group (Cambodia), and to Axel Perrière from Startup&Angels for mediating this panel.
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He's a 29 time Socceroo, a Socceroo captain and for so long a man without peer as both a passionate advocate and analyst on the game of football in Australia through his work on SBS. In this wide ranging interview, Craig Foster discusses his inspiring work in the human rights sector, why he left SBS, reflections from his time in front of the camera including reflections on that infamous interview with Ange Postecoglou and a rare insight into his brilliant on-field career which he has seldom discussed including opening up on the Iran '97 disaster at the MCG. This is with thanks to Lockdown Essentials - the place to visit for all your masks and sanitisers to get through the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit lockdownessentials.com.au
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Listen to our female speakers Cheryl Mack from Stone&Chalk, Nathalie Taquet from Bottli & e-Bottli, Kim Teo from Mr Yum and Hannah Yan Field from Tempus Partners.
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This podcast is sponsored by Australiance, your recruitment and business partner in APAC.
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April 16th, 2020
Listen to our speakers Albert Bielinko from Teltra Ventures, Michael Blakey from Cocoon Capital, Robert Williams from Artesian and Axel Peyriere investor and Startup&Angels co-founder, sharing their experiences and advice for startups in uncertain times.
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Build your network, find your investor, meet your co-founder, share with your peers, connect with customers and make things happen!
This podcast is sponsored by Australiance, your recruitment and business partner in APAC.
Become a member of the S/A community and enjoy preferred offers from our sponsors.
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Sophie Champagne
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Encore Entrepreneur presents Glenn Wheatley. The Australian talent manager, entertainment industry executive and former musician. chats to Rick Carter about the beginning, the challenges and his success including his great mate John Farnham.
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Welcome in the very first online event of Startup/Angels. A physical event in Adelaide was supposed to happen on the 8th of April but giving the pandemic, S/A also had to adapt and launched a series of online panel discussions. The same way, our speakers Cynthia Dearin from Dearin & Associates, Neil Lui from Airwallex, Luis Sanchez from Receipt Bank and Leo Denes from Australiance operated drastic changes in their businesses. They discuss their lessons learned and war stories resulting from the COVID-19 crisis and impacting their operations and strategies.
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Build your network, find your investor, meet your co-founder, share with your peers, connect with customers and make things happen!
This podcast is sponsored by Australiance, your recruitment and business partner in APAC.
Become a member of the S/A community and enjoy preferred offers from our sponsors.
Podcast contacts – reach out for collab:
Sophie Champagne
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Great to have your company for this special feature on Greats with Garby as we provide some insight for you on a monumental couple of weeks in Australian Football – the awarding of the 2023 Women’s World Cup to Australia and NZ and the new broadcast deal and winter trial for the A-League which is a seismic moment for the game with so many elements to break down which we’ll do for you here. Joining Garby to do so are Vince Rugari from the Sydney Morning Herald, Murray Shaw - executive producer of football on Fox for 15 years and Samantha Lewis - one of Australia's foremost writers on the women's game down under. With thanks to our sponsors ISC Sport - the choice for high performance kit and BuyEast buyers agency in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs - enjoy:
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I’m pumped for this one, he’s someone you’re all very familiar with from his time at the top of Australian sport and in recent times your TV screens but I’m not sure many people actually know his story, what took him to the top and his tales from his time there. He is the second fastest man in Australian history and was one of our biggest sporting stars in the late 90’s and a fantastic bloke to go with it. He is Matt Shirvington and he's opened up on his wonderful career with some awesome stories on the trials and tribulations of top class athletics. Enjoy:
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In this episode of Encore Entrepreneurs, Rick Carter speaks with Professor Eddie Blass. Eddie is the brains behind the concept, design of the educational platform the Inventorium. A great example of someone who saw a problem that needed fixing and made the decision to create a business to address it.
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In this episode of Encore Entrepreneur Mark Aiston speaks with Ezhil Mohan the founder of Restoplus, a company that has produced an app that helps restaurants generate extra profits through online orders. Ezhil talks about the risks he took in starting the business, how he needed to lean about intellectual property and the path he took to generate major capital.
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A boy from Bankstown, Brett Holman's journey through the Australian Football ranks to become a Dutch League champion, Premier League goalscorer and a genuine Socceroos World Cup hero wasn’t always easy and not always appreciated by the Australian Football fan but he got through it to silence whatever critics he had. This therefore promises to be a fascinating chat and with thanks to ISC Sport – The Choice for High Performance Kit and the Timbermate Group – THE best products for a DIY job around your house available at all your hardware stores – Australian owned and made as well - he opens up to Daniel Garb about all of that and also why he mysteriously quit the Socceroos before the 2014 World Cup. Enjoy..
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