Auscast Inspiration

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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It was fantastic to recently chat with one of the Port Adelaide Football Club's greatest ever players Warren Tredrea on Sports Legends with Bevo.

We spoke about why wearing the prison bars means so much to Port Adelaide players, what it was like to win a SANFL premiership as a teenager, some of the characters he played with throughout his career and growing up in a sporting family!

Tredders and another AFL great, Matthew Richardson will be doing a rare sportsman's event on Saturday 15th April at the Gov, check the Talking Talent and The Gov for more details and where to get tickets, it should be a ripper!

Thanks so much to Pete Oldfield from Southern Slugs Football Club for sponsoring this episode and head to their Facebook page to find out about an awesome AFL Masters event happening in Bali over the June long weekend.

Thanks again to Tredders for his time and the team at PodBooth for putting this fantastic episode together.

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What does Easter mean to you? For some it’s a devout and important part of the Christian faith. For others it’s a tradition that developed in the northern hemisphere to mark the coming of Spring. And for others, it’s about chocolate!

In this episode Kate roams the neighbourhood talking with friends about how they grew up marking Easter, and what they do now.

Note - maybe not the best episode for little bunny ears

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Growing up and understanding your place and your voice in this world isn’t easy. A personality trait tool that can help people understand and codify themselves is the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).

For example, Tracy Noon was an introverted child in a family mixed with introverts and extroverts. She always found it was tough to get her voice heard. By the time she’d though through what she wanted to say, the conversation had moved on.

Kate was an extroverted child in an introverted family. Both parents were librarians. She was always told she was too bossy and had a secret feeling the introverts were judging her.

In this episode Kate and Tracy connect for coffee and brew up some analysis. 

Guest: Tracy Noon

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For over 20 years now Tom Siegert - Comedian has entertained audiences around Australia as a stand-up comedian and in recent years with his alter ego The Suburban Footballer - Tom Siegert.

It was great to catch up with Tom for a chat recently on Comedy Legends with Bevo where we discussed where Tom first got his passion for comedy, one of his gigs that didn't go so well in the past and the story behind The Suburban Footballer.

Tom and fellow comedian Evan Hocking have a brilliant podcast called 'Good Banter' check it out at https://open.spotify.com/show/4Ghd63fklgUB3LJrnqEGnW.

Thanks so much to Tom for his time and to the team at PodBooth for putting this great episode together.

A big shout as well to Peter Oldfield from Southern Slugs Football Club for sponsoring the episode, they are off to Bali in June for over 35's, 45's and 55's so check out more on their Facebook if you want to get involved.

If you want to watch any past episodes of Comedy or Sports Legends with Bevo, plus the original Legends with Bevo and The Road to Tokyo you can do so via https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16r-cQ9z8vlgEc1Tp-GrkA or listen via https://open.spotify.com/show/7gnyGc2AwYcuIRkvuS1Dxy

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Children need boundaries. Well we all need boundaries. 

Boundaries, essentially, are a form of self care. They create clear guidelines/rules/limits of how people should be treated. Boundaries honour our needs and wants so we feel respected and safe. They build self-esteem, help bring focus, enhance mental health, and develop independence.

In this episode – the benefits of boundaries with our children.

Guest: Kari Sutton, Author, Researcher, Parent Educator
Kari has helped over 25,000 parents, educators, and others who care for kids to develop the skills and confidence to promote positive mental health habits.

Website https://karisutton.com/

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No one likes to fail and no one wants to see their kids fail. But failure plays an important role in life. It helps us learn, grow, and develop resilience. It allows us to develop a growth mindset and build confidence.

In this episode Kate talks with Kari Sutton who has worked with thousands of parents and educators to plant the seeds of resilience and emotional wellbeing in kids.

Guest: Kari Sutton, Author, Researcher, Parent Educator
Kari has helped over 25,000 parents, educators, and others who care for kids to develop the skills and confidence to promote positive mental health habits.

Website https://karisutton.com/

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It was great to be interviewed by comedian and radio announcer James Liotta on his show on 96.5 Inner FM in Melbourne about the Legends with Bevo story and the excitement of getting the show on community television on Channel 44 Adelaide and C31 in Melbourne and Geelong.

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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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Tuning in to Kids® (TIK) is a suite of parenting programs that focus on the emotional connection between parents/carers and their children, from pre-schoolers to teens. The evidence-based programs have proven success in improving parenting, parent-child relationships and children’s emotional competence and behaviour. 

They began in 1999 as group sessions but with the pandemic have successfully made the shift to online training which means the programs are available to everyone.

To date, more than 100,000 parents have attended TIK programs in Australia

Guest: Sophie Havigshurst, (BA Hons, Dip Clin Psych, Ph.D.)
Leader of the Tuning in to Kids® Research and Dissemination

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