The True History with Tara Green and Rama Arjuna and guests

Guest, Frank St. James

What can we expect thru the end of the year? What is this new energy that has us in such a rush? All is happening too fast. It’s truly a crazy time. The two new fall eclipses - Expect disruption and some serious changes.

Do some 2021/22 world changes and new adjustments in the coming months. Talk about some startling earth changes ahead.

Letting go and creating a new life and new love.

Talk about the – changes ahead – the different and lighter Aquarian energy – Jupiter moves back into Aquarius. time to release and let go – and move forward as we move into the Pisces energy in 2022 and begin new projects and creativity.

Connect the Dots with Tom Edison - Video presentation combined

Here We Stand with Reverend Kevin D. Annett

Title: 11,000 votes and climbing! The Republic of Kanata forges a treaty with the Chilcotin indigenous nation

Guest, Mike Farrell, the immensely multi-talented writer-Director-Film Producer, actor and activist, Co-Star of 'Mash!'

Are we living in a state of Collective Insanity? The short answer is Yes, watch this show for the Longer answer.

Who is gene decode? Who I am is really not relevant. I know what I do as I have done 30+ years of research and 20+ year military career. I have also been researching and studying most all of my life as I have never cared for sports or other such "leisure" activities that other people do. I prefer to study and learn and always have. A large part of my information and awareness of the nature of the Universe and the One True God I got from a death experience in August of 1992 in which I died for 30 minutes. During that time God offered me the chance to return to be of service, which I choose. This experience gave me a lot of insight and knowledge. Additionally, martial arts is pivotal in my life, was responsible for my death experience and completely defines my service as that as a spiritual warrior. Other than that I do not give out and it is not really important who I am as the message is important NOT the messenger. The old way of information of the truth of a message is judged by the credentials and supposed expertise of the person reporting. This fostered decades of lies and deceit. ALL information should be research under the premise it could be a lie and then go first to prove it wrong and see what one gets. God Bless Gene

Let me tell you about our guest today, Amanda Karpeles, whose interview is titled - A new approach to communication, breaking down boundaries.

Amanda Karpeles is a Brisbane-based entrepreneur who has developed an emergency communication platform that offers an agile solution to the dynamic risks of remote and isolated work in fluid situations. Her focus is upon elevating safety, performance and bringing safety and safety communication to the front line. Amanda has extensive legal, business, and financial management experience spanning 20 years, having incorporated and run her own legal practice and as a Partner in a national law firm.  During her legal tenure, she acted for large and small enterprises and individuals in all areas of injury law from the Magistrate's Court up to the High Court of Australia. She has forensically examined over 4000 workplace injuries, in conjunction with experts, to identify the legal culpability around accidents due to:

workplace prosecutions,

coronial inquiries and

workers compensation liability.

In 2018, Co-founders Amanda Karpeles and Ash Raina joined together to develop digital solutions that would enable organizations to take rapid, relevant safety action in a crisis or emergency and reduce the risk associated with people working in remote and dynamic environments. SafeTag has been developed based on:

extensive occupational health and safety research and insights

20+ years of legal practice in WHS

20+ years of experience developing easy-to-use technology solutions that drive efficiency in operations. 

Amanda seeks to disrupt what it means to be safe. 

Let's start the show with her favorite quote - Albert Einstein once stated that: "If you always do what you always did, you'll always get what you always got." We need to allow ourselves to think differently, and new things will happen.

Good afternoon Amanda and welcome to Radio Toni. Every Day, business, so glad to have you here with us today.

This is the second in a new series of 4 shows in a partnership with the Digital Collective Co – Mia McLeod and Remy Taylor https://www.digital-collective.co/beyondthegrid/

Mia is a global digital marketing executive with over 15 years of experience building businesses and running digital sales and marketing teams for international brands like Walt Disney, Microsoft, Sony Music and Universal Music where she has worked in both Sydney and London.

Remy prides herself on her ability to craft effective strategies that grow, engage and translate to the right type of digital audiences. She embodies the social media generation; she is super creative, tech-savvy, inspired, holistic and a little bit of an over-sharer!

Welcome to the show Mia and Remy, I’m so delighted to be embarking on this little creative social media journey with both of you. Over the next 4 shows we will be giving you a “teaser” into the wonderful components of this this course which will be officially launching in October. Good afternoon and welcome to the show Mia and Remy……

So this partnership between Digital Collective and Radio Toni and Toni TV is so that we can deliver a curated Socially Conscious Social mini course, specifically designed to help individuals and businesses. Beyond the Grid was developed with you, my audience in mind,

Mia what can people expect to gain from this short course and its packed full of social media and marketing goodness – for those that want to be their own social media manager and those that might want to be social media managers

Remy can you give us a quick overview of MODULE 2 before we delve a little deeper into the content - Building A Social Brand Getting to know Trello + Communication Tools 3. Customizing your Trello Board & Client Access 4. Best practices & social media specs Do Followers Matter Brand aesthetic & setting up inspiration in Trello Board Audit & optimization of existing social media profiles

Mia – this is a very hands on and supported course for the participants tell me about all the ways we are going to support, encourage and hold the hands of our participants? Zoom classes will run every Wednesday at 10am AEDT/Tuesday 5pm PST Slack and Facebook support will be available throughout the 6 weeks. All documentation including, workbooks, checklists, activities, video content, and all other course work will be provided throughout the 6 week course.

Remi – Module 2 is about Building a social brand and we designed the course so that people and businesses can either start managing their own business and brand or they will be able to be a social media manager in their own right. Why is branding important? Authority, consistency, organic reach

Mia – Lets talk about communication and communication skills – how important are these elements in managing social media and lets talk Trello.

Remi – Social media best practice and specs – are there really best practices for social media and why are specs important?

Mia – Do followers really matter?

Remi – back to brand aesthetics what on earth are brand aesthetics?

Mia – Finally lets talk audit and optimization and why this is an important concept to grasp for businesses managing their own social media and how those doing the course to be social media managers can use this to develop their own social media manager business?

Today’s guest is Julie Randall author of Patient 71

This Australian Bestseller tells the true story of Julie Randall, a healthy and happy wife and mother of two teenage daughters living on the picturesque beaches of Sydney. In June of 2012, Julie thought her life was just about perfect, but days after her 50th birthday celebration, her idyllic existence took a shocking and devastating turn. She was diagnosed with stage four metastatic advanced melanoma, handed a brochure on palliative care, and told to get her affairs in order because she only had months to live. Julie refused to crawl into bed and surrender to her presumed fate. She had watched her mother suffer a similar ordeal, but Julie was not about to leave a husband she loved and two daughters who needed her. Instead, she made a promise to them that she would ‘fix it’ and that she would not die. In searching for answers, Julie came across an experimental drug trial taking place in the United States that was showing some promise, but the trial was full at 70 patients and was limited to US citizens only. Through relentless appeals and sheer determination, Julie became PATIENT 71. Gambling against all odds, she left her family to join the trial in Portland, Oregon, not knowing if she would ever return to Sydney. Patient 71 is the story of a woman’s strength and courage, and her triumph over a fatal diagnosis with the undying support of her husband, her daughters, and numerous extended family members. Readers cannot help but to be drawn into the life of this beautiful family and laugh and cry along with them. Julie and her family teach us how to not only survive life’s challenges, but how to live with joy and laughter through them. Julie’s incredible story has become a source of hope and strength to many individuals faced with a life threatening illness, and for the past eight years, Julie has made it her life’s purpose to mentor other cancer patients. She is also an international motivational speaker and has spoken at conferences and cancer fundraising events around the world. Today, Julie continues to spend most of her time in Sydney, thankful for every day with her husband and daughters.

1. Why did you write the book ?

2. Who did you write the book for ?

3. What did you learn from your journey ?

4. How can you impart that knowledge to help others ?

5. You talk about the Power of the Promise ? what does that mean ?

6. You talk about the notion of moving beyond. Just being yourself in order to survive and thrive through life. Can you tell us more about that ?

NOTES – these talking points and questions are a guide and kez and I like to keep the conversation organic and natural.

6 Points to ponder:

- The story ( while feeling the fit and healthiest I was in a long time. Having a massive seizure at work and being told” you have stage 4 advanced melanoma. You only have months to live”. I could not find one other person that had survived that diagnosis

- A mothers desperate promise (the setting about find a way to keep it).The power of the promise.. (or this could come later)

- Managing the mind (fear) monsters ( I all most went into multiple personality syndrome trying to navigate so many aspects around trying to live)

- Why I wrote the book. (Another Promise) I had never written a thing before. If I didn’t have this experience I would never have known I could become a bestselling Author. It has opened my eyes as to how many of us women have these hidden talents in side of them just waiting to surface.

- The story around how I was told by a medical biologist that I had to experience ‘Joy” when I was in a diabolical situation. He said that my cells and body would respond in a positive way and help me stay as healthy as possible. So I had to be joyful in the face of extreme adversity.

- So the lead on from number 4 for me and what I’ve learned is a big one.  I have learnt that surviving and thriving means going beyond “Just being yourself”

We hear that term a lot and I don’t think it’s healthy, unless of course you are 100% happy with your lot.  It encourages people to stay stuck in their comfort zones and not explore what could be possible for them and how true happiness is growing, changing and evolving.  We are often dealing with outdated versions of ourselves and think it’s the truth.

If I was “Just being my old self” I would not have written this book. I would not speak on stage, I would not be doing this interview. I don’t allow fear to get in the way anymore. The fear monsters still come but I have learnt to dance with them.