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Bec had a with Mabel Chua who is the principle at M6:8 Legal. Today they spoke about joint ownership or co-owning a property with other people who are not a husband, wife or defacto spouse. But what happens when one person wants to sell but the other doesn't?
Mike Crichton had a chat with Elson Goh who is from EG Financial Services and they spoke about when it the right time is to buy shares.
Bec had a chat with George Georgievski who is a food author and has developed kid-friendly bowls for parents to try at home. George shared some of his recipes such as his favourite one, rice puff waffles.
Mike Crichton filled in for Bec and he spoke to Maryka Groenewald who is the WA State Director for Australian Christians. They discussed the newest updates on the voluntary assisted dying bill.
Bec had a chat with Melinda Liszewski who is one of the campaigns managers at Collective Shout and they spoke about the big win Collective Shout had. Just a heads up, this chat does contain content that might be sensitive to some ears.
Born in 1819, Mary Anne Evans, under the nom de plume of George Eliot, was writing novels which were critically acclaimed, and she is now widely considered to be one of the greatest writers of the Victorian era. One of her works, "True Seeing is Within" was produced by Anthony Howes. Bec had the privilege of speaking to Anthony about the upcoming event.
As we are getting closer to Christmas we need to start thinking about what we are going to do for the big Christmas dinner. Well, fret no more, Bec had a chat with Sue Joy who is the author of the Joyful Table and Sue bought in her delicious Christmas Pudding in with her sugar free caramel sauce. Yes! It is a sugar free caramel sauce. Have a listen and get your mouth ready to water.
Bec Jones had a chat with her regular guest Graham Irvine who is the head of the Christian education at Kingsway Christian College. This week they spoke about smacking and when is the right time to smack your child. Graham mentioned that smacking is appropriate not as a discipline but as a 'giving some pain' when a greater pain in danger of happening. This has to be contexualised as far as age is concerned, how old are the kids?. But there are times when you shouldn't smack your child. You are not meant to punish your children but to discipline them. Don't smack as a last resort because this is when your emotions will be effecting it.
Bec Jones had her regular chat with Kelley from Kin Woman. They spoke about the role of the heart and what the heart tells you.
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