Welcome to episode 1064 of Blind Magic in Alice Springs, hosted by Murray Stewart. In this episode, Murray delves into the benefits of dry massage techniques, sharing his expertise as a myotherapist.

Murray recounts his journey to developing dry massage methods, inspired by the natural functions of the skin and the need to keep pores unclogged. He explains how these techniques are particularly suited to hot climates like Australia and emphasizes the importance of maintaining strong, flexible hands to deliver effective treatments.

Listeners will learn about the various advantages of dry massage, including cost savings, maintaining client modesty, and the potential for therapists to extend their careers. Murray also offers to share his training routines and techniques with other therapists to help them improve their practice and client outcomes.

Tune in to discover why Murray believes dry massage is the future of therapy and how it can benefit both therapists and clients alike.

Welcome to episode 1063 of Blind Magic in Alice Springs, hosted by Murray Stewart! Hold on to your hats, Darwin, because Blind Magic is coming your way this Thursday, the 5th of September. Our mission? To support the incredible athletes from Alice Springs as they compete on a synthetic track for the first time.

Join us as we follow Beulah Akandu, also known as Black Lightning, and other talented athletes as they aim to post personal bests at the Northern Territory Athletics Championships. Discover how training in Alice Springs' unique conditions prepares them to excel on faster synthetic surfaces.

Stay tuned for updates and insights as we embark on this exciting journey. Challenges await, but they only make us stronger. Tune in to Blind Magic in Alice Springs for all the latest news from Darwin. Don't miss out!

Welcome to episode 1062 of Blind Magic in Alice Springs, hosted by Murray Stewart. In this episode, we begin by celebrating the achievements of Robin Lamley and Josh Burgoyne, two strong advocates for Alice Springs who have recently secured their seats in Parliament. Their dedication and resilience are highlighted as examples for the community.

As Father's Day approaches in Australia, Murray shares a personal reflection on what it means to be a father, especially for those who have lost their own fathers. He discusses the challenges and rewards of fatherhood, the lessons of work ethic passed to his children, and the importance of striving to be a better parent despite past regrets.

Join Murray as he contemplates the significance of Father's Day, the value of spending quality time with his children, and the continuous journey of self-improvement as a father. This heartfelt episode offers a mix of community pride and personal introspection, making it a touching listen for all.

Hi everyone, good afternoon from Alice Springs and good morning, good evening or good afternoon, whatever is applicable in your part of the world. This is episode 1061, Blind Magic in Alice Springs. I am your presenter and host Murray Stewart.

In this episode, we delve into the untapped potential of Alice Springs as a premier destination for sports training. With its unique combination of medium to high altitude levels and heat, Alice Springs offers a perfect environment for maximizing sports performance. From world-class running and biking trails to an exceptional aquatic facility, this central Australian town has it all.

We discuss the current debates surrounding the Indigenous Art Gallery and its potential new location, which could tie into creating a comprehensive sports training hub. The episode highlights the significant advantages Alice Springs can offer to both team and individual sports from around the globe.

Tune in to discover why Alice Springs should be on the map for sports enthusiasts and how the new political landscape might pave the way for this transformation. Join me as I champion this cause and explore the future of sports excellence in our magnificent town.

Stay tuned as I explore this one because most definitely I'll be knocking on a few doors very, very soon. This has been episode 1061 of Blind Manic Communications Production.

Welcome to Episode 1060 of "Blind Magic in Alice Springs" with your host, Murray Stewart. In this episode, Murray reflects on his life and the lack of regrets he holds, despite some unfulfilled desires. As a dedicated track running coach in Alice Springs, Murray highlights the unique advantages of training in this region, including the benefits of its climate and altitude.

Murray shares his journey of coaching brilliant athletes, some of whom have gone on to become age-group Australian champions. However, his unfulfilled dream remains to see one of his athletes stay in Alice Springs long enough to reach the big time without moving away. This episode delves into the challenges and hopes of nurturing local talent and the potential for an amazing story of success right from Alice Springs.

Join us as we explore the passion, dedication, and dreams that drive Murray and his athletes in this heartfelt episode of "Blind Magic in Alice Springs."

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Blind Magic in Alice Springs. I'm your host, Murray Stewart, and this is episode 1059.

In this episode, we dive into the topic of political correctness and its impact on truth. I share a personal story about one of my athletes, Beulah Akandu, who I proudly call "Black Lightning" due to her Nigerian heritage and incredible speed. Despite pushback, I believe in celebrating her identity truthfully.

We explore the balance between staying true to our values and navigating the pressures of political correctness. Join me as I advocate for honesty and authenticity, and discuss the importance of embracing our true selves without fear.

Let's hold the course and preserve our traditions and language in the face of an ever-changing world. Stay strong, be you, and keep telling the truth.

Hi, everyone. Good afternoon, good evening, or good morning, wherever you're listening in the world. Join us at Head Street, Rondodiano Oval, Alice Springs, Central Australia, where we meet two remarkable junior athletes, Harry Meechick and Beulah Akundu.

After a rigorous six-week training block, Harry and Beulah are gearing up for the Northern Territory Athletics Championships in Darwin. Witness their journey of growth, strength, and speed as they prepare for the big event.

Discover how these young athletes, with their immense desire and dedication, have impressed their coach and earned their special monikers, "Black Lightning" and "Wow." Learn about their unique backgrounds and aspirations to shine on an even bigger stage.

This episode encapsulates the spirit of hard work and the pursuit of excellence. Don't miss this inspiring story of young talent on the rise.

This has been episode 1058, a Blind Magic Communications production.

Welcome to episode 1057 of "Blind Magic in Alice Springs," hosted by Murray Stewart. In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the challenges faced by Indigenous and disabled communities in Australia. Murray discusses how these groups are some of the most privileged in the world due to the country's high standards of support and respect.

However, there is a growing issue of able-bodied individuals pretending to be disabled and non-Indigenous people claiming Indigenous status. This deceptive behavior threatens the integrity of vital programs like the National Disability Insurance Scheme and has serious consequences, including the loss of significant economic opportunities for genuine Indigenous communities.

Join us as we explore the implications of this troubling trend and advocate for stricter penalties to preserve the dignity and support for those who truly need it. This episode is a Blind Magic Communications production.

Welcome to episode 1056 of "Blind Magic in Alice Springs" with your host, Murray Stewart. In this episode, we delve into the recent political shift in the Northern Territory, where the country Liberal Party has taken power and Leah Finocchiaro has become the new Chief Minister.

One of Finocchiaro's first actions has been to lower the age of criminal responsibility from 12 to 10, sparking significant debate. Murray discusses the local perspective from Alice Springs, addressing the criticisms and supporting the new policy as a necessary measure to tackle youth crime and provide proper guidance and discipline to young offenders.

Join us as we explore the complexities of this contentious issue and the impact it has on the community. This episode emphasizes the importance of accountability, structured discipline, and the role of political leadership in shaping the future of youth in the Northern Territory.

Welcome to episode 1055 of Blind Magic in Alice Springs, hosted by Murray Stewart. In this episode, Murray builds on the theme of rising from the ashes introduced in episode 1054. He delves into the importance of creating a management model to navigate the process of becoming a 'brand new you' after overcoming significant life challenges.

Drawing from his personal experiences with major health setbacks, Murray emphasizes the need for a cautious and methodical approach to ensure steady progress and prevent further setbacks. He encourages listeners to embrace their new beginnings with a user-friendly mindset, just like handling a new product with a manual.

Join Murray as he inspires and guides you on how to proceed safely and confidently towards a brighter future, no matter the emotional or physical hurdles you may have faced. Let's embark on this transformative journey together.