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There She Is(#014) Chosen, Bound & Held: What I Learned from My First BDSM Scene (with Daisy Fulgham)In this powerful final episode of our three-part BDSM series, I share a deeply personal experience: the scene I participated in during a professional training—a scene that pushed my edges, met a core childhood wound, and reminded me of the power of safe, consensual play. Alongside my sweet guest and fellow Somatica-trained coach, Daisy Fulgham, we unpack what made this scene so impactful—from the emotional build-up and the intentional tools used, to the aftercare that allowed deep integration. We talk about the healing power of being witnessed, of being chosen, and of not having to be p...2025-05-2936 min
My Mama Summer24 | Reclaiming Beauty - Part One: Breaking the Spell of Generational ShameIn this episode of My Mama Summer, I take you on a deeply personal journey into self-worth, beauty, and the mother wound. What began as an exploration of my complicated relationship with beauty led me to something much deeper—generational shame and the inner voices that shaped my self-perception.I share how an astrological tarot reading cracked open my understanding of self-compassion, how I began unravelling the inherited narratives that kept me small, and why pulling on this thread has been one of the hardest—and most important—things I’ve ever done.Through the wisdom o...2025-02-1217 min
My Mama Summer23 | The Rise of Masculine Women: What Feminism Forgot About FemininityIn this thought-provoking episode of My Mama Summer, we explore the intricate dynamics of modern feminism and its unexpected impact on women, men, and society as a whole. We discuss:* How modern feminism has shifted focus, glorifying masculine traits while diminishing the essence of true femininity.* The unintended consequences of rejecting traditional gender roles, family structures, and feminine archetypes.* Why embodying the feminine is about embracing softness, humility, and intuitive flow—not victimhood or rebellion.* The dangerous narratives of "us vs. them" and how they divide men and women, undermining connection an...2025-01-2209 min
My Mama Summer22 | Demise Of The Internal Compass: Reclaiming Inner Wisdom in a World of External NoiseIn a world buzzing with notifications, hustle culture, and endless distractions, have we lost our ability to truly listen to ourselves? In this episode of My Mama Summer, I dive deep into how the digital era and modern life have disrupted our connection to our internal compass, leaving us reliant on external inputs for guidance, validation, and fulfilment.From the ever-present pull of smartphones to the societal norm of looking to therapists, gurus, and even apps for answers, I unpack how we’ve normalised disconnection and the toll this takes on our mental health, relationships, and ability to...2025-01-1523 min
My Mama SummerSeason 2 | Trailer Welcome back to Season Two of My Mama Summer. What a blessing it is to be spending this time with you and to have you spending your time with me. That's something I truly appreciate because time is the number one gift we all have. I always encourage anyone I meet to use it wisely. And if you think spending your time wisely means listening to this podcast, I want to give you a big shout out and let you know how much I appreciate you being here. So in the second season of My Mama Summer, we...2025-01-1005 min
My Mama SummerBeyond Placebo: The Science and Magic of Homeopathy with Lisa StrbacIn this episode of My Mama Summer, I sit down with homeopath and health coach Lisa Strbac to explore the often-misunderstood world of homeopathy.Lisa, a former sceptic turned passionate advocate, shares her personal journey, demystifies popular remedies, and explains how you can use this powerful, non-toxic healing modality at home. We dive into first-aid remedies, the principle of "like cures like," and why homeopathy works so effectively on children, pets, and even plants—dispelling the placebo myth once and for all.Lisa also reveals the history of homeopathy, its transformative potential for acute and ch...2024-12-181h 07
My Mama Summer20 | My Battle With Beauty: The Rollercoaster of ConfidenceIn this short, heartfelt episode of My Mama Summer, I open up about my complicated relationship with beauty, from feeling enchanted by it to battling insecurities about embodying it. I share my struggles with confidence, reflections on how societal expectations shaped my self-image, and the small steps I’m taking to redefine what beauty means to me. This episode is a candid exploration of vulnerability, identity, and the journey toward self-acceptance. If you’ve ever felt unsure about how you show up in the world, this one’s for you.Tune in for a raw...2024-12-1107 min
TruthiverseHomeopathic Immunisation With Dr Isaac GoldenDr Isaac Golden joins Brendan D. Murphy Official and Aimee Q Devlin for a fascinating exploration of homeopathic immunisation. Dr Golden discusses some of the history of homeopathy and its traditional uses, as well as some eye-opening modern research into disease treatment and prevention using homeoprophylaxis—even performed on a national scale. Find out how comparisons of homeopathy as a prophylactic treatment versus standard vaccination practises have turned out extremely favourably for homeopathy. Learn more about Dr Golden’s work and courses on homeopathy at www.homstudy.au 💸 To support the podcast and AWAKENING MINDS, contrib...2024-12-061h 22
My Mama Summer19 | Why Adult ADHD Is Trending: What Pharma Doesn’t Want You to KnowIn recent years, there’s been a surge in adults seeking ADHD diagnoses, and I couldn’t help but wonder: why now? People who once saw Big Pharma for what it is are now turning to the same system for answers, labels, and solutions. Something isn’t adding up, so on today’s episode of My Mama Summer, I decided to dig deeper.In this episode, we’ll look at the bigger picture. I explore the cultural, environmental, and medical forces driving the rise of adult ADHD. From the shaky origins of psychiatric diagnoses to the way mo...2024-12-0436 min
My Mama Summer18 | Unseen Chains: How Feminism Keeps Women Powerless with Brendan MurphyIn this episode of My Mama Summer, my husband, Brendan Murphy, joins me to dive deep into the often tricky and controversial world of modern feminism—unpacking how it’s evolved and why it might be doing more harm than good for women today.Together, we share our take on how feminism, rather than empowering women, often leaves them feeling powerless by promoting victimhood and pushing them away from their innate feminine strength.We chat about the growing criticism of traditional feminine traits like caring, nurturing and softness, and how some feminists label these qualities as "...2024-11-271h 08
My Mama Summer17 | Why Politics Won't Save Us: Stop Letting 'Them' Control YouIn this episode of My Mama Summer, I dive into why politics won’t save us and explore how we're often subconsciously handing over control of our lives to external forces—whether it's politicians, media narratives, or societal expectations. Drawing from my own experiences as a non-voter and my perspective on political systems, I challenge the common belief that change comes solely from electing the “right” leaders. Instead, I invite you to look within and reclaim your own power, responsibility, and inner peace, no matter what political season we’re in.I share reflections on compulsory...2024-11-2013 min
My Mama Summer16 | Bringing Peace To Parenting: Reclaiming Ritual and Rhythm with Meagan Rose WilsonIn this episode of My Mama Summer, I sit down with Meagan Rose Wilson to explore the power of rhythm, ritual, and reverence in parenting. Meagan, a passionate advocate of Waldorf-inspired parenting, shares how cultivating these principles brings a calming, nourishing rhythm to family life. We discuss how rhythmic routines can help children feel grounded and how rituals, even simple ones, create a sense of wonder and connection to nature and seasons. Meagan explains the balance between “in” and “out” breaths—a concept in Waldorf education that encourages alternating periods of activity with rest and reflection—to support both children and...2024-11-131h 02
My Mama Summer15 | Scrolling Away Self-Worth: How Instagram Shapes (and Warps) Our Motherhood StoriesIn this episode, I’m peeling back the glossy filter of Instagram to look at how it really affects our self-worth as mothers. Have you ever caught yourself comparing your daily reality to someone else’s perfectly curated feed? I know I have. Instagram encourages this ‘superego’ version of ourselves—a version that’s flawlessly styled, always patient, endlessly creative. It’s the kind of idealised mothering we see in popular accounts like Ballerina Farm. But the more I look, the more I see how these pristine portrayals distort our perception of what it means to be a “good” mothe...2024-11-0623 min
My Mama Summer14 | Why I Don't Homeschool, Even Though I'm "Alternative"In this episode, I open up about the reasons why I have chosen not to homeschool my daughter—even as a “crunchy mum” with a love for unconventional, intentional, and alternative choices.The conscious parenting community often urge mums like me to go down the homeschooling, worldschooling, or unschooling path, but I share why that’s not the best choice for my family. Balancing my roles as a mother, business owner, and partner has led me to some hard-earned truths about my limits, and I’ve come to understand that I can’t, and don’t...2024-10-3022 min
My Mama Summer13 | Moving Cities, Finding Myself: San Miguel’s Role in My RevivalIn this episode, I open up about the emotional journey of moving from lakeside Ajijic to the colourful city of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. From the moment I made the decision to leave behind a place I’d grown comfortable in, to the surprising emotional waves that hit me along the way, it’s been a ride full of unexpected twists. I share the grief of letting go, the challenges of uprooting my family, and how this bold move ultimately led to deep inner growth.As I settle into this new chap...2024-10-2314 min
My Mama Summer12 | When Making Adult Friendships Feels Like DatingIn today’s episode of My Mama Summer, we dive deep into the awkward and vulnerable reality of making friendships as an adult. Since moving to San Miguel de Allende just a month ago, I’ve found myself navigating the complexities of forming new connections—and it's brought up feelings I hadn’t expected. It's almost like being a teenager again, filled with self-doubt and over-analysing every interaction.I open up about the anxious self-talk I’ve been battling: questioning if I’m "too much" in my new friendships, the internal voice that picks a...2024-10-1621 min
My Mama Summer11 | Rising from the Ashes: How Losing Everything Saved MeIn this episode, I take you on a journey back to 2017, revisiting a deeply transformative period in my life — my Saturn Return. If you're familiar with astrology, you may know this as a pivotal time of reckoning between the ages of 27 and 29, when life calls us back to our true path. For those unfamiliar, think of it as a cosmic wake-up call, one that brings to the surface all the ways we're living out of alignment, demanding we confront what we've been avoiding.For me, this was a turbulent time, full of im...2024-10-0212 min
My Mama Summer10 | Reclaiming Birth from Medical Intervention: From Machines to Mindful MothersIn this episode of My Mama Summer, join me as I explore the medicalised and ritualised birth machine and discuss why modern medicine must adopt a more holistic, mindful, and instinctive approach. Drawing from personal reflections and the experiences of countless women with negative encounters, I examine how the medical system often turns birth into a mechanised process, stripping away the instincts and wisdom inherent in every mother.I’ll share my insights on navigating the complexities of birth within a hospital setting, the lessons we can learn, and the powerful shift to...2024-09-2523 min
My Mama Summer9 | Retirement Vibes to Family Thrives: Why We’re Making the SwitchIn this episode of My Mama Summer, I’m diving into the personal and powerful reasons behind our family’s big decision to relocate from Lake Chapala, a peaceful retirement hub, to the bustling, vibrant streets of San Miguel de Allende. This move is about so much more than a change of scenery—it’s a deep, intentional shift that reflects where we are in life and where we’re headed.I’ll share how we came to this decision after years of unease, and why living in a city with more energy and o...2024-09-1812 min
My Mama Summer8 | The Repression of the Feminine: A Journey Through Feminist AngerIn this episode, I'm diving into a topic that might ruffle some feathers—feminist anger and what it really means to express it. We've all heard the term “angry feminist,” but is there more to it than just the right to be mad? I believe so.Join me as I share my thoughts on how modern feminist anger creates a barrier that deflects responsibility and blame the other, keeping women from real growth and connection.I’ll talk about how getting caught up in our own righ...2024-09-1109 min
My Mama Summer7 | Redefining Home: How We Left Australia and Found Ourselves in MexicoIn this episode, I share the intimate story of how our family decided to leave the familiar comforts of our Australian home for the unknowns of Mexico. What started as a conversation around our kitchen table about feeling stuck and uninspired led to a life-changing decision that reshaped our lives forever.Join me as I recount the emotional rollercoaster of moving our young family halfway across the world, navigating bureaucratic loopholes, dealing with cultural adjustments, and facing the inevitable doubts and fears that come with leaving everything behind. From the surreal experience...2024-09-0423 min
My Mama Summer6 | When Growth Feels Like Grief: Chasing Dreams Means Facing FearsWhy does upgrading your life often come with stomach-churning fear? In this candid episode of ‘My Mama Summer,’ Aimee Q Devlin delves into the emotional rollercoaster of making major life changes, such as moving cities with her family. She shares her internal struggle with balancing excitement and terror, the pain of disappointing loved ones, and her journey to overcome people-pleasing habits. Listeners get a raw, behind-the-scenes look at the realities of pursuing personal growth, coping with fear, and the importance of prioritising one’s own needs. Aime...2024-08-2808 min
My Mama Summer5 | In Search of Sisterhood: My Experience in a Woke Feminist CommunityIn this episode of 'My Mama Summer,' host Aimee Q Devlin takes listeners on a heartfelt and thought-provoking journey through her experiences in an online feminist community.Aimee delves into her initial excitement about joining the community, the disillusionment she felt due to groupthink and hypocrisy, and the conflicts she faced when sharing her unique perspectives.She discusses the intense feminist programming she encountered and reflects on the cultural shifts impacting society.This episode also features Aimee's...2024-08-2113 min
My Mama Summer4 | 18 Summers Full Of Life: Balancing Provision and Presence Through Online BusinessIn this heartfelt episode, Aimee delves into the concept of "18 Summers," a powerful reminder of the limited time we have to spend with our children before they become adults. Reflecting on her own experiences, Aimee shares personal stories and insights about the importance of making the most out of these precious summers. From her Australian summers filled with barbecues and family visits to the deep bond she cherishes with her daughter, Aimee highlights the value of being present and creating meaningful connections.As an Online Business Mentor, Aimee also explores how unconventional...2024-08-1418 min
My Mama Summer3 | Shine: Embracing the Fear of VisibilityIn this episode of My Mama Summer, I share a deeply personal poem I wrote back in February 2018, during a time when I felt lost and empty. The poem, titled "Shine," explores feelings of invisibility and the struggle to embrace one's true self.As I revisit this piece, I reflect on the journey from that time to now, uncovering the layers of my chrysalis. Despite feeling stuck and hitting the same challenges repeatedly, I've come to understand these moments as part of a spiral of growth, each encountering a higher octave of...2024-08-0707 min
My Mama Summer2 | It's a Human RightI wrote the following piece called "It's a Human Right back in July 2022 when the “Roe versus Wade” conversation was all over the internet.The inspiration for writing it was the hypocrisy that I was seeing out there in the world in relation to feminists, "human rights", an increase in terms like toxic masculinity, misogyny, racism, cultural marxism, and the separation between men and women that was being engineered and had been engineered for a very long time.In 2016, I’d joined a “Women’s Circle” ba...2024-07-3103 min
My Mama Summer1 | Like many mothers, I forgot how to be meOne might say I “self-abandoned” when I birthed my daughter. What’s truer is, I’ve never been there for myself because I was addicted to being there for others in the hope they’d one day be there for me. I’m in the process of shifting that. And I plan to take you along for the ride.In this episode of My Mama Summer, I share some of the challenges and growth experiences I've experienced since birthing my...2024-07-2409 min
My Mama Summer0 | Trailer: Welcome To My Mama SummerWarning: This podcast is not a highlight reel. (And I think that's a refreshing thing in a world of superficiality and false pretences.)Go behind the scenes of my life as I build an online business, raise a family with intention, live abroad in a new country, and unpack trauma, programming, and reparent myself openly in the public realm.In every episode, you’ll get insights into the depth of what it really takes to build a business, whilst being a present mama, living a li...2024-07-1802 min
Big Life ConversationBig Life ConversationComing up on the show Monday 17th June we have two wonderful guests, first up we have Dr. Frances Devlin-Glass who will be talking to us about Samuel Beckett and the Rainbow Girl the centrepiece of Bloomsday in Melbourne Festival in 2024 and after 5pm we have artist, Charmaine McDonald who is currently exhibiting at the Town Hall Gallery, Hawthorn, as part of 'In the Neighbourhood.' In the Neighbourhood’ is an ode to Boroondara’s places and spaces. Featuring artists Yee Ann Chiu, Aimee Li, and Charmaine Macdonald, this community exhibition interprets the local beauty around us with fondness and awe...2024-06-171h 22
Movie Deputy REVIEWSPixels (2015)We know the video games we grew up with... or do we?
Original Review:
Game on... The 1982 Championship is the first of its kind. A world champion is crowned and geeks rule the scene. There is nothing like the classic games, they might be pixelated, but the gameplay was serious. That same gameplay carried into their futures. Whether they aspired to be President or just an everyday gamer, anything was possible. This part of history was so significant that video from the championship was sent on a probe into deep space. What was meant as...2023-08-2805 min
The Bunker – News without the nonsenseBunker Panel: Meat your MakerCan Artificial Intelligence replace our loved ones after death? Will Gregg Wallace’s cannibalism mockumentary change how we see the future of food? Dr. Kate Devlin, author of Turned On: Science, Sex and Robots and historian Dr. Kasia Tomasiewicz join Jacob Jarvis and Andrew Harrison to chew the fat and try to answer some of the after life’s biggest questions. Yes, back by popular demand, it’s the Bunker Panel!
“People are unpredictable and infuriating, I can’t imagine AI being able to replicate that.” – Andrew Harrison
“I’m really glad you didn’t invite me here to discuss connecting...2023-07-3046 min
Emotion Side StoryEpisode 10 - Notorious d'Alfred Hitchcock - La Suspecte IdéaleNotorious, une histoire d'amour malade pour l'un des plus beaux films du monde
Cette semaine, nous explorons Notorious d'Alfred Hitchcock, un thriller de 1946 avec Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant et Claude Rains.
Notorious est un film où il est question de clé, de bouteille de vin et de long, très long baiser.
Notorious raconte l’histoire d’Alicia Huberman, fille d’un dignitaire allemand, interprétée par Ingrid Bergman qui va rejoindre les services d’espionnage américains pour déjoue...2023-02-1720 min
Global Freedom Movement MediaPrenatal Ultrasound Exposed With Jim West (Episode 53, GFM Media)This article by Global Freedom Movement.
About This Episode In Episode 53 of Global Freedom Movement Media Brendan D. Murphy and Aimee Devlin discuss the dangers of ultrasound with Jim West, author of an annotated bibliography of ultrasound research from China. (Get a mouthful of this for Jim’s book title: 50 Human Studies, in Utero, Conducted in Modern China, Indicate Extreme […]
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Global Freedom Movement Media TVPrenatal Ultrasound Exposed With Jim West (Episode 53, GFM Media)This article by Global Freedom Movement.About This Episode In Episode 53 of Global Freedom Movement Media Brendan D. Murphy and Aimee Devlin discuss the dangers of ultrasound with Jim West, author of an annotated bibliography of ultrasound research from China. (Get a mouthful of this for Jim’s book title: 50 Human Studies, in Utero, Conducted in Modern China, Indicate Extreme […]The article Prenatal Ultrasound Exposed With Jim West (Episode 53, GFM Media) appeared first on Global Freedom Movement.2015-09-2200 minGlobal Freedom Movement MediaMark Aldridge: Awakening To The Democracy Illusion (Episode 4, GFM Radio)This article by Global Freedom Movement.
About This Episode This week, Australian ex-politician Mark Aldridge joins Brendan D. Murphy and Aimee Devlin on Global Freedom Movement Radio to share some fascinating and tasty morsels from his years of experience as an independent politician striving to get into parliament to do something truly novel: actually represent the will of the people! Join […]
The article Mark Aldridge: Awakening To The Democracy Illusion (Episode 4, GFM Radio) appeared first on Global Freedom Movement.2014-06-031h 30Global Freedom Movement MediaThe Chemical Revolution: Unacceptable Levels with Ed Brown (Episode 1, GFM Media)This article by Global Freedom Movement.
About This Episode Ed Brown, father and filmmaker joins Brendan D. Murphy and Aimee Devlin to discuss his examination of the results of the chemical revolution of the 1940s through the eyes of his new documentary Unacceptable Levels. Ed Brown sought to understand the complex world in which he and his wife are raising their children, travelling extensively to find and interview top minds in the […]
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