Weekdays

Bec Jones had a chat with David Snell from One Agency North and they spoke about reviving our real estate. 

Bec Jones had a chat with her regular guest, Craig Hunter who is the Deputy Principle at Rehoboth Christian College and they spoke about 21st century learning. Do you know that 65% of jobs for our kids have not even been invented yet? But there are some 21st century skills: creativity, communication, critical thinking and collaboration and they are called soft skills. 

Bec Jones had a chat with Felicia Prindiville who is from the Department of Consumer Protection and there are new national gift card laws that will come into effect on the 1st of November. But what do these changes look like? How will this affect traders? Why is this change happening? And how will this change affect consumers? All these questions and more will be answered. 

Bec Jones had her regular chat with Melanie Jaye from Eden Naturopathy and they spoke about memory and what herbs are best for brain health. Later in the conversation they spoke about teenagers studying for exams, keeping your mind active in older years, and the supplements/herbs which can help. 

Bec Jones spoke to the executive producer and the real life inspiration for the film, Beautifully Broken, Randy Hartley. This movie is a story about a refugee's escape, a prisoner's promise, and a daughter's painful secret converge in a real life story of hope.  

Bec had a chat with Maryka Groenewald who is from the Australian Christians and they spoke about the euthanasia bill that was passed in the lower house this week. What happens next? 

Bec had a chat with Dr. Sarah McKay who is wellbeing advocate and has a MSc and a PhD in neuroscience. They spoke about a buyer's journey when having to buy a house. It was found that one in two Aussie home buyers say the buyer’s journey has impacted their mental and emotional wellbeing. Aussies manage home buyer stress by talking to family and friends and re-adjusting their expectations. Allianz Australia is encouraging prospective buyers to better understand the end-to-end costs of purchasing a property and what they are willing to compromise on. 

Bec Jones had a chat her regular guest, Craig Hunter who is the deputy principle at Rehoboth Christian College and they spoke about the school holidays. What makes a good holiday with your kids? Whyd do we have holidays? What do we do on holidays?

Bec Jones had a chat with Mabel Chua who is a lawyer from M68Legal Group and they spoke about Freedom of Religion. Religious freedom can be unpacked as "freedom of thought, conscience and belief/faith". This freedom contributes to the vibrant democratic life of a civil society. This freedom involves issues and impacts on every person in Australia, whether or not they have any religious belief. It also impacts on how as Christians, we express our faith, particularly in speech. 

Lockie had a chat with Penny from Kin Woman. Kin Woman is running a theme for the month of August and it is, "Living Wild". How do you live true to yourself with integrity and having purpose or the fire in your belly in your every day life? Penny mentioned the four Cs, constant changing, culling, cost and courage. We need to ackonowledge constant change/movement as our lives are constantly moving and we need to not only focus on our memories and what has happened but also focus on the present. When we cull we need to mesaure what to cull and what to keep in your life. Is it in line with your values if you get rid of it? Is it going to get you to where you want to go? What cost will be involved and will you have the courage to go through with it?