Entertainment journalist Leigh Livingstone and movie expert Tim Iffland review the newest film releases, plus break down the latest trailers and movie news. Bite-sized, moreish and a little salty – this is Popcorn Podcast with Leigh and Tim.

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CEO of Hoyts Damian Keogh chats to Popcorn Podcast about the challenges facing the Australian film market in a tough year; how Hoyts is investing in movie fans to get us back to the big screens; and provides exciting insights into the groundbreaking new Hoyts location opening at Cronulla in NSW.

Popcorn Podcast

Hosts: Leigh and Tim

Producer : Leigh Livingstone

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Scott's mission in life is to help people flourish. He believes the best way to be happy and fulfilled is to grow. The fastest way to grow is to be pushed and held accountable to your dreams.

The smartest way to get outside their comfort zone is to do so with help from a caring, passionate mentor who has been there and done it all before.

Each episode uncovers tips and tricks to becoming your best and optimising your life and mindset.

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Welcome to The Gap - An International Mens Day Podcast dedicated to speaking to the men who are making the difference in mental health awareness and de-stigmatising mental illness, by having the conversation other men need to hear. 

This is a podcast for the men who are looking for strategies and the women that are supporting them.  Suicide is preventable, it requires a conversation that meets men and young boys where they are at in that moment. 

This podcast is busting the myth that men bottle things up.   In this series you'll find people like Matty John, a father, son, coach and friend who has lived experienced, and combined his pain and passion for photography to raise money for Life Line.

His image (in the tile) captures a lone walker on a Newcastle Beach, mirroring the feelings of isolation, loneliness and what sometimes seems like the long walk of recovery.   It was recently exhibited and sold. 

As well as being committed to being there for friends and his players in the footy arena in their time of need,  he is finding connections within his community.  After loosing his best mate to suicide, hear how a random afternoon at the beach captured the last  priceless image of a Life Saver that his family will treasure forever. 

Men are facing a national crisis. The Suicide Gap is a concern for the women in their lives.   We must come together, support the services doing the work and share the  personal stories of the struggle. 

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DV Connect 1800600636 

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The Witches are here! Leigh and Tim discuss Robert Zemeckis' take on the classic Roald Dahl story. Plus, the Deadpool, Black Panther and Predator sequels in the works; Mads Mikkelsen steps into Fantastic Beasts; and a first look at Clifford The Big Red Dog causes a very large stir

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You've met Emma Watts, owner of The Daisie Chain and entertainer to our most valued and vulnerable population.  In this episode, Emma explains how her specialised training and skills transform the common room of aged care and disability facilities into the move busting disco theatre that engages her audience.

'They are human, with feelings. They get forgotten about'.

Emma shares her passion for physical health and the benefits of staying active. Encouraging her residents to keeping moving what they can. 

She shares the stories and wisdom of our oldest generations and advocates for respect and autonomy at whatever age.   

This podcast is great for aged care lifestyle co-ordinators, disability leisure coaches and those families looking for entertainment and exercise in home services. Emma offers online tutorials and video's with her moves for all program. 

For more information visit The Daisie Chain

Host. Emma Watts

Producer. Pip Rae/ShirePOD

The first 'You Had It In You All Along' podcast is here!

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How can a ten year old kid even begin to deal with the death of both of her parents? Perth woman Michelle was eight when her Mum was diagnosed with Melanoma that had turned into a brain tumour. Six months later, her Dad was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Two years later, they were both dead. 

Michelle and her brother went to live with their godparents but it was not an easy ride. From acting out, an incorrect ADHD diagnosis, anti-depressant medication at eleven years old and bullying at school, listen to hear out how Michelle finally overcame her turbulent childhood and rebuilt a family of her own. 

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