Auscast Inspiration

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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Freely chosen play is when a child decides and controls their play following their instincts, imagination, and interests. No adult leadership. No right or wrong way to play. Just play.

Play improves the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of children and young people (little secret, it helps adults too). 

It is play that helps children develop confidence, self-esteem, physical fitness, agility, and social skills like exploring their feelings and how to express themselves.

In this episode Kate talks with author Sarah Best, an early childhood change activist, conscious parenting advocate in New Zealand, and founder of Children Change.

Guest: Sarah Best
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Sarah’s Website
Powerful Parenting Coaching 

Big thanks to Feedspot for ranking Parenting and Personalities among Australia's top 20 Parenting Podcasts

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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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I recently had a terrific chat with award winning filmmaker and author Peter Dickson on Sports Legends with Bevo.

We discussed what life was like growing up in a family of six and the sporting battles they all had.

We also spoke about the close bond that Peter had with his late brother Rob and how he influenced Peter to become a documentary maker.

Peter has recently written a book called ‘He Was My Brother’ which is about Rob and the incredible life that he lived and how his brother’s shock death in 2009 hit Peter and the family so hard.

https://www.dicksonfilms.com.au/book-release

Earlier this year, Peter produced a powerful documentary called ‘Dare to Hope’ which he said was one of his toughest yet as it was about the late Hawks premiership player Paul Dear who Peter knew well.

https://7plus.com.au/dare-to-hope

Thanks so much to Peter for taking the time to have a chat and sharing some terrific yet confronting stories at times and the team at Podbooth for filming and putting the video together.

This episode is sponsored by PREPD thanks so much for their support, check them out at https://prepdhydration.com.au/

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Advocates can find the advantages; critics can easily point out the flaws. 

In the wake of the COVID experience, more parents are choosing the path of home education (that’s the preferred term). While a precise definition differs, there are some key elements to home education that separate it from distance education and pandemic schooling.

In this episode, Kate talks with Rebecca English, a senior lecturer in the School of Teacher Education & Leadership in the Faculty of CI, Education & Social Justice at Queensland University of Technology.

Guest: Rebecca English, Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Philosophy from Griffith University. Masters from Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Post Grad in Education from QUT. Graduate Certificate in Research Management from Southern Cross University. Bachelor of Business from QUT.

More about Rebecca
Connect with Rebecca on The Conversation
Link to The Superwoman Myth co-written by Rebecca

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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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Any restaurant food server will tell you/ Table of four? Four different food intolerances and allergies. One is gluten free, the other is dairy free, another might be a vegetarian or allergic to nuts, or something else.

Food intolerances are different from allergic reactions, they don’t involve the immune system. 

In this episode Kate talks with Dr Evangeline Mantzioris from South Australia University. She’s dedicated a lifetime to understanding food intolerances, whether they’re really increasing as they seem to be, and what we can do about them.

Guest: Dr Evangeline Mantzioris
Program Director of the Nutrition and Food Sciences Degree at the University of South Australia. Dr Mantzioris is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD) and Sports Dietitian (ACCSD).

Twitter @emantzioris

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Parenting and Personalities is in the running for the People's Choice Award in the 2022 Australian Podcast Awards. We'd love it if you nominated us via this link 

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As far as Aussie legends go Mark Woodforde is right up there, his tennis record speaks for itself and he is a true gentleman as well.

Mark has called America home for several years now and so it was interesting hearing about what made him decide to make the move over and how he's still involved in the great game of tennis these days.

It was also great hearing the stories about meeting another tennis legend, John McEnroe and Mark's awkward encounter with Johnny Mac and the unusual way they ended up winning a grand slam together in doubles.

Speaking of doubles, Mark also talked about how he got to partner with the great Martina Navratilova and last but not least his extremely successful partnership with fellow Aussie great, Todd Woodbridge plus much more.

Thanks so much to Mark for his time and for sharing some brilliant stories and the team at Podbooth for a great job of filming and putting the video together.

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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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Your son trips and grazes his knee.
Your daughter bumps her head on the table.
There’s that moment of silence before the tears flow. Often, they sneak a glance at you for your reaction. Do you make a fuss? Or tell them to “walk it off”? 

Sarah Wallwork is a physiotherapist and clinical pain neuroscientist at the University of South Australia. She and her team in Adelaide conducted a study asking 18 international experts from child health, psychology, development, resilience, as well as parents and educators, what parents and caregivers can do to promote recovery and resilience after minor pains or injury. 

How parents and caregivers communicate with their children about pain and injury is important to how well they’re able to recover. We can help children become active participants in their recovery which leads to stronger resiliency.   

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.  https://people.unisa.edu.au/sarah.wallwork   

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