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Defected RecordsDefected Radio Show Hosted by Monki - 02.06.231. Ferreck Dawn feat. Jena - Better [Defected] 00:00
2. Zach Witness - Trill House ENT [Hood House Hymns] 05:36
3. Sorley - Let It Shine [DFTD] 07:57
4. Dompe - Hard Life [Heat Up Music] 12:19
5. Roach Motel - Wild Luv (Harry Romero Remix) [Faith] 16:08
6. Big Moses feat. Kenny Bobien - Brighter Days (Jerome Sydenham Remix) [King Street Sounds] 20:30
7. Chris Stussy - All Night Long [Up The Stuss] 24:13
8. Kitty Amor & Somadina - I Saw An Angel On The Roof And Wept (Kitty’s Remix) [Warner] 29:05
9. beatsbyhand feat. Kali Mija - King Of My Castle [Stay True Sounds] 34:43
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Defected RadioDefected Radio Show 02.06.23 with MonkiPodcast from Defected Records
Ferreck Dawn feat. Jena - Better [Defected] 00:00Zach Witness - Trill House ENT [Hood House Hymns] 05:36Sorley - Let It Shine [DFTD] 07:57Dompe - Hard Life [Heat Up Music] 12:19Roach Motel - Wild Luv (Harry Romero Remix) [Faith] 16:08Big Moses feat. Kenny Bobien - Brighter Days (Jerome Sydenham Remix) [King Street Sounds] 20:30Chris Stussy - All Night Long [Up The Stuss] 24:13Kitty Amor & Somadina - I Saw An Angel On The Roof And Wept (Kitty’s Remix) [Warner] 29:05beatsbyhand feat. Kali Mija - King Of My Ca...
2023-06-022h 00
Friends In Law PodcastAlister Fitzgerald’s Field of Dreams - Using Technology to Improve the Legal LoadDo you remember when lawyers didn’t even have computers at their desks? The opportunity for robotics and automation and how that will impact the future of work is an issue across all industries, including the law. Alister Fitzgerald, CEO and founder of Field, is at the forefront, providing a digital platform that is already reshaping legal work within the property industry. But can technology reduce the all-consuming nature of being a lawyer and make for a more sustainable, enjoyable career? Quotes “I'm very interested in technology and how it ca...
2021-06-2434 min
the Field trip15. Law Encoded w/ Andrew Stirling of TandaAndrew Stirling is the Head of Product Compliance at Tanda, the world’s #1 platform for rostering, attendance, labour insights and workforce success, and a local Brisbane technology success story. Andrew has been in this role for 18 months, following him making the very bold decision to leave solid partnership prospects at a top tier law firm. We go wide with Andrew, with discussion including what prompted him to make this significant career pivot, the challenges and successes of his journey so far and the broad gap between the thinking of lawyers and software engineers and how he is successfully bridging th...
2021-04-291h 13the Field trip14. The Mentor w/ Alex Correa of Alex Correa ExecutiveAlex Correa is one of the leading legal recruiters in the Brisbane market. She has built Alex Correa Executive over 10 years on a relationship first approach, mentoring countless lawyers through their professional journey.
In a conversation that aims to understand the trends technology is driving in the recruitment industry, Alex presents an optimistic view of the future for all knowledge workers by explaining how technology has allowed her to drive more energy into the mentoring side of her business. In finding freedom to leverage these more human skillsets, she has created new revenue streams and delivered outcomes...
2021-02-281h 00the Field trip13. Comfortable being uncomfortable w/ Jacqui O'Dea of GPT GroupJacqui O’Dea is the Chief Risk Officer of GPT Group, one of Australia’s largest diversified property groups with $24.5 billion of retail, office and logistics property under management.
Jacqui transitioned from Deputy General Counsel to CRO in March 2019, giving her about 10 months to prepare for arguably the biggest risk challenge of a generation. We hear how Jacqui skilled up quickly, gathered support from within and outside the organization, and has helped this major landlord navigate the challenge that is the pandemic.
Key observations for us from this discussion are how well Jacqui had managed a tr...
2021-01-191h 00the Field trip12. Critical Shift w/ Dr Andrea Blake of QUTDr Andrea Blake is a Senior Lecturer in property economics from the Queensland University of Technology Business School, and in this episode we unpack her post pandemic predictions. In sum: we are witnessing a critical shift of power from the city centres to the suburbs.
Andrea brings a wide range of real estate expertise to the table in this episode, with research in such diverse topics as the impact on rural land values of carbon sequestration to the outcomes of projects involving seniors living being created on school campuses.
But following recent articles about what...
2020-11-0954 minthe Field trip11. Happy Staying Digital - The Millennial Perspective w/ Fiona Thatcher, Aaron Brooks and Barton DonaldsonFiona Thatcher, Aaron Brooks and Barton Donaldson are three talented, aspiring young Australian lawyers working in London. As with most lawyers, since about March of this year, that work has been based at home. We hear a lot of commentary on how people are adapting their work around the pandemic but we wanted to hear from this younger cohort directly.
Fiona, Aaron and Barton talk of how life was and how it now is, the things they hope the pandemic has changed for good, and of a future of work they see that is not constrained by a...
2020-10-261h 07the Field trip10. It’s time to be bold, with Kai Schindlmayr and Steve Urwin from Kernel PropertyOverview
Kernel Property is one of Australia’s leading tenant advisory firms, with a strong track record in working for professional services firms, particularly law firms. We speak with two of its Directors, Kai Schindlmayr and Steve Urwin, to discuss their perspective on the impact of the pandemic now, and how things might change in the future.
This is the third in a series of episodes focusing on emerging future trends in commercial real estate driven by the pandemic.
From the unfortunate lack of collaboration in current negotiations, to the concept of a fr...
2020-09-221h 17the Field trip9. Events Will Change, with Jen Williams of the Property CouncilEvents Will Change. How physical events will look different in a post pandemic world, with Jen Williams, Deputy Executive Director for the Property Council in Queensland.
This is the second in a series of episodes focusing on emerging future trends in commercial real estate driven by the pandemic
In this discussion, Jen shares a range of very relevant perspectives, including the PCA’s involvement in the pandemic driven regulation on commercial real estate and the outcome reached; how the broad spectrum of the PCA’s members are currently faring; how the PCA itself is easing its w...
2020-08-0355 minthe Field trip8. Zoom kills creative collaboration, with Mark Grant of White & PartnersObservations and predictions on the impact of the pandemic on commercial offices from Mark Grant of White & Partners, a real estate advisory firm based in Brisbane.
This is the first in a series of episodes focusing on emerging future trends in commercial real estate driven by the pandemic.
Our conversation with Mark includes discussion of a broad range of changing elements in office design, from human density in offices unwinding, to the importance of lighting and acoustics to facilitate all those Zoom calls, to the criticality of in-person interactions for creative endeavours.
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2020-07-1553 minthe Field trip7. Innovation Process Makes Better Lawyers, with Bradley Price of Frasers Property IndustrialBradley Price, General Counsel for Frasers Property Industrial, joins the podcast to talk about innovation within the legal function and the broader business. Frasers has a very impressive framework for driving innovation, which Brad shares with us, but three things from this discussion really stood out. First is the power of incremental innovation across the entire organisation. Small things matter. Second is the importance of involving the customer (both internal and external) in the innovation process. Third is how the process of innovation, where an answer is not immediately apparent, has challenged Brad’s legal problem-solving mindset and, ultimately, ma...
2020-06-2535 minthe Field trip6. Movement matters, with lawyer, athlete and coach, Tim FranklinWe are talking with Tim Franklin: lawyer, triathlete, coach, motivational speaker - a true multi-disciplinary human being.
We will talk about juggling professional pursuits, his passion for movement, his amazing feats whilst in quarantine (including a full marathon inside his apartment!), and how the world might see movement differently after this difficult time.
You can follow Tim at:
Instagram: @timmyrfranklin || https://www.instagram.com/timmyrfranklin/
Facebook: Tim Franklin || https://www.facebook.com/tim.franklin.948
Email: tim@ownyourownshow.com
Website: www.ownyourownshow.com
This podcast was initially live-streamed on...
2020-05-211h 08the Field trip5. Grass Roots Innovation, with Kim Richards, Qld State Member for RedlandsKim is a former COO of both Cox Architecture and Architectus with involvement in projects including The Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, Sunshine Coast University Hospital and the Singapore Marina Bay Helix Bridge. But Kim's career took an interesting turn about 5 years ago when she was prompted into action, beginning her transition from architecture into the world of politics.
We speak with Kim about this transition, what it is like to be a local member, and how this differs from her life in the private sector.
This discussion opened a can of worms of in...
2020-01-2859 minthe Field trip4. Data security crash course + big data applications in real world scenarios, with Stephen Kho of Micro FocusIn the latest episode of The Field Trip podcast, we speak with Stephen Kho of Micro Focus.
Micro Focus provides big data analytics and data security solutions to some of the world’s biggest companies, including Uber and Facebook.
Stephen talks us through some of the problems he helps customer overcome (which became a crash course in enterprise data security!) and then goes on to explain practical applications of big data by taking a deep dive into three different industry use cases – airports, aged care, and public transport.
So if you are keen to und...
2019-11-2157 minthe Field trip3. The breadth of the technology and commercial real estate challenge, with Louise Monger of AMP CapitalOn the day of recording Louise was appointed the Program Manager for Technology and Innovation for real estate, for AMP Capital. Louise started her career as an electrician in the mining industry, moved into real estate facilities management to ultimately lead that function for AMP Capital, and has now combined these skills, her industry know-how and executive savvy to take the lead for a mission-critical strategic initiative for one of Australia’s most significant landlords.
Louise shares a wide range of insights, from the practical to the forward reaching, and sets the stage for what will be a...
2019-10-2852 minthe Field trip2. Is this the Airbnb for commercial office space? with Jim Groves of RubberdeskIn the second episode of the Field trip podcast, we talk to Jim Groves, CEO of Rubberdesk, the leading online marketplace for flexible office space in the Australian market.
With current listings exceeding 15,000 desks, Rubberdesk is injecting flexibility of use into the traditional commercial leasing framework, benefiting landlords and tenants alike.
What I found most interesting, however, was the community aspect to Rubberdesk - how it is facilitating strong and diverse business networks amongst its hosts and users - organically built from the ground up. This led into a discussion about the untapped potential of su...
2019-04-0359 min
the Field trip1. Will weWork change everything?! with Steve Urwin, Kernel PropertyIn our kick-off episode, we talk about co-working now and in the future, with leading tenant advocate, Steve Urwin of Kernel Property. And it is hard to have that discussion without continued reference to the biggest show on the global stage, weWork!
Steve explains who is actually using these type of services, how different industries differ in their approach to flexible office space, how weWork is growing its focus on big enterprise, and what the crystal ball is telling him about the future of it all.
Steve also shares h...
2019-02-2649 min