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Risk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSeason 6 Wrap: SFAIRP ComplexitiesIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis wrap up Season 6 and the theme of SFAIRP complexities.Key season highlights they revisit:Three essential components of SFAIRP: "As Far", "As Is", and “Reasonably Practicable”,Confusion around hierarchy of controls, Contradictions between WHS Legislation (OHS Act in Victoria) and planning and safety law.Watch out for 2026 for Season 7.For further information on Richard and Gaye’s consulting work with R2A, head to https://www.r2a.com.au, where you’ll also find their booklets (store) an...
2025-12-1413 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceTwo Types of RegulatorsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the two types of Regulators.They outline two fundamentally different regulatory philosophies: regulators who view prosecutions as a measure of success versus those who see them as a measure of failure.The discussion examines how the "so far as is reasonably practicable" (SFAIRP) framework has shifted the burden of proof, making it harder for some regulators to secure convictions and created new challenges for organisations trying to demonstrate compliance. Richard and Gaye analyse recent high-profile cases, i...
2025-12-0712 minRTL2 : Pop-Rock Station by Zégut
RTL2 : Pop-Rock Station by ZégutL'intégrale - The Charlatans, Rage Against The Machine, Björk dans RTL2 Pop Rock Station (04/12/25)Jeudi soir, RTL2 Pop-Rock Station déroule une soirée marquée par Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, les B-52s, Gossip ou encore Roy Orbison, célébré à l'occasion de l'anniversaire de son dernier concert en 1987. L'émission démarre "Manchester style" avec The Charlatans, puis replonge en 2012 avec Gossip avant de passer par Infectious Grooves, U2, Gary Glitter et un nouvel extrait de l'album de la semaine signé Midlake, "A Bridge To Far", que le groupe présentera bientôt à Paris. La soirée met en lumière Nine Inch Nails, Steppenwolf et The Who avant une repri...
2025-12-051h 46LE BLUES CAFE
LE BLUES CAFECAFE EXPRESSO - L'EMISSION 'READY STEADY GO' - SEQUENCE🎤 Une brève histoire de l'émission culte anglaise Ready Steady Go! qui a existé d’août 1963 à la fin décembre 1966. Elle a permis d’y voir la plupart des artistes et formations qui ont fait le son des 60's anglais et même américainTous les extraits sont tirés de l'émission :Manfred Man : 5-4-3-2-1 1963Manfred Man : Hubble Hubble, Toil & Trouble 1964The Who : Anyway Anyhow Anywhere The Who 1965The Animals : Baby Let Me Take You Home 1964The Rolling Stone : Off The Hoo...
2025-12-0411 minSouled Into Purpose Podcast with Akeelia Thompson
Souled Into Purpose Podcast with Akeelia ThompsonSIP PODCAST: S05 EP09 - It's Time To Thrive and Travel with Sasha-Gaye McTaggart-FrancisSend us a textThis week’s guest — Sasha-Gaye McTaggart-FrancisSasha knows what it means to pivot into purpose. From navigating life transitions to redefining her vision, she has turned her passion for travel into a mission-driven journey that empowers others to create more time, more freedom, and more memorable experiences.Through her work as a travel advisor and entrepreneur, Sasha helps individuals step confidently into new seasons, embrace transformation, and unlock a life of intentional living.💫 In this episode, she opens up about:🌍 Creating a lifestyle that supports freedom and joy✨...
2025-12-0452 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernancePsychosocial Hazards in the Workplace RegulationsIn this special episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss psychosocial hazards in the workplace and the newly introduced Victorian Occupational Health and Safety (Psychosocial Health) Regulations 2025, which came into effect on 1 December.They explain that the new regulations largely re-states existing Occupational Health and Safety legislation requirements to identify, eliminate, and reduce such hazards as far as reasonably practicable. They also note that psychosocial hazards can manifest in various ways, such as aggression, bullying, exposure to traumatic events, and high-demand jobs. However, they argue that many of the...
2025-12-0210 minSouled Into Purpose Podcast with Akeelia Thompson
Souled Into Purpose Podcast with Akeelia ThompsonSIP PODCAST: S05 EP09 It's Time To Thrive and Travel with Sasha-Gaye McTaggart-FrancisSend us a textWe're winding down with an incredible conversation you don’t want to miss!Join us for a powerful and transformative episode featuring Sasha-Gaye McTaggart-Francis — entrepreneur, travel advisor, and advocate for creating more time, more freedom, and more life-changing experiences.As we prepare to step into a new year, Sasha shares wisdom on pivoting with purpose, embracing new opportunities, and positioning yourself for transformation.She will be joined by our host, Akeelia Thompson — Transformation Coach, author and founder of Souled Into Purpose — for a deeply i...
2025-11-3001 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceBreaking SFAIRP down to three parts: So Far (SF). As Is (AI). Reasonably Practicable (RP)In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis break down the concept of SFAIRP "So Far As Is Reasonably Practicable" into three key parts: "So Far", "As Is", and "Reasonably Practicable".This was one of their key take-aways from their recent Live Forum where lawyer Joseph Coleiro articulated the following:"So Far" refers to the notion of doing as much as possible to address a risk, rather than just meeting a target level of risk."As Is" refers to the information and circumstances available at the time a...
2025-11-2313 minRTL2 : Pop-Rock Station by Zégut
RTL2 : Pop-Rock Station by ZégutL'INTÉGRALE - Simple Minds, Ozzy Osbourne, Pat Benatar dans RTL2 Pop Rock Station (16/11/25)Simple Minds : Dolphins La Reprise L'originale Neil Hastead : Cloudbusting Kate Bush : Cloudbusting Blood Cultures : Emptylands Sleep Token : The Summoning Avralize : Medicine Marilyn Manson : Deep Six Mol : Garland The Rolling Stones : Sympathy For The Devil Slomosa : Rice Eagles : I Can't Tell You Why La Reprise L'original Katey Sagal : Ruby Tuesday The Rolling Stones : Ruby Tuesday The Bros Landreth : I'll Drive Marvin Gaye : Trouble Man Big Thief : Words Ozzy Osbourne : Diary Of The Madman Frayle : Boo Evanescence : Whisper Pat Benatar : Love Is Battlefield Deep Purple : Child In Time (Live Japan Remix Steven Wilson 2025) Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr...
2025-11-171h 48Risk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceFormal Safety AssessmentsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss Formal Safety Assessments. Key highlights include:A Formal Safety Assessment (FSA) is meant to provide a logical and reasoned argument that can withstand legal scrutiny.Formal Safety Assessments should identify the critical issues of concern, the current controls in place, and the further practical controls that could be considered, as well as the reasoning for implementing or not implementing those further controls. Many FSAs lack this logical reasoning and instead just list risks and general controls, without clearly connecting th...
2025-11-1610 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafety Culture (Revisited)In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis revisit the topic of Safety Culture.They review the work of Professor Patrick Hudson, who identified five levels of safety culture, from pathological (who cares as long as we're not caught) to generative (safety is how we do business around here).Richard and Gaye observe that many organisations tend to be more reactive, focusing on implementing controls after incidents occur, rather than striving for a generative safety culture. They note that the transition from a bureaucratic, rule-based approach to...
2025-11-0909 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceCould vs Should in Workplace SafetyIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss Could vs Should in Workplace Safety. (Thanks Nick for your email, case reference and questions.)They explore the critical distinction between what "could" have been done versus what "should" have been done in workplace safety, sparked by the SKM Services case against Magistrates Courts of Victoria, and discuss how experts often use hindsight to determine what could have prevented an incident, whereas courts must assess what was reasonably practicable with the knowledge available at the time.Key take-aways...
2025-10-2609 minPeace Love Moto - Where Motorcycling meets Mindfulness
Peace Love Moto - Where Motorcycling meets MindfulnessMotorcycle Riding & Mother Nature: Rocky Mountain High and Protecting Our ParksA one-pound ranger changed my whole ride. I rolled into Rocky Mountain National Park at dusk, layered up at 8,000 feet, and let the quiet find me—wind through pines, a slow river in Endo Valley, and the sharpest voice of the night from a tiny Albert squirrel telling me to move along. That small interruption opened a bigger conversation about how we listen, how we ride, and how we care for the places that move us.I talk about the practice of letting your ears adjust to wild spaces—how silence isn’t absent, it’s layered—and why I...
2025-10-2415 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafety & Planning Law ComplicationsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the complications of Safety Legislation & Planning Law.  Drawing on their extensive experience across multiple Australian jurisdictions—including Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and federal government projects—Richard and Gaye discuss the challenges engineers and designers face when navigating competing legislative requirements. They examine why Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation doesn't always take precedence in planning decisions, despite common assumptions, and how this creates significant complications for professionals trying to ensure safe outcomes. For further information on Ric...
2025-10-1912 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafe Work Australia's Best Practice Review of Model WHS Act & RegulationsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss Safe Work Australia's review of the model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act & Regulations, and R2A’s submission response.  Key points include:Contradictions between the WHS legislation, regulations, and common law requirements, particularly for designers and engineers. Concerns around the hierarchy of controls and how they are interpreted by regulators.Inconsistencies in how the WHS legislation is implemented across different jurisdictions.Misalignment between WHS legislation and planning laws, creating challenges in integrating safety considerations early in the design proc...
2025-10-1212 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceRail Safety National Law Pressures & the SFAIRP ApproachIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis answer a listener’s question on the Pressures of Rail Safety National Law and the SFAIRP Approach.They explain how WHS/OHS legislation takes precedence over the Rail Safety National Law, clarify the "no double jeopardy" principle, and discuss how Australia's federal system led to harmonised rail safety legislation.Their discussion also covers:The SFAIRP (So Far As Is Reasonably Practicable) approach and what it means for operatorsHow regulators assess safety cases as a "license-to-trade" rather than sign-off ap...
2025-10-0511 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSFAIRP Complexity & Pressures for StakeholdersIn this first episode of Season 6 of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the pressures and complexities different stakeholders are having with SFAIRPThey follow on from the theme of Season 5, “Difficult Conversations Engineers Need to Have”, how it generated discussions and comments, and determined holding an in person event with speakers from different perspectives and professional backgrounds - a lawyer, an architect, and two engineer. Richard and Gaye highlight the need for a cooperative and collaborative approach among stakeholders, rather than a competitive one, in order to effec...
2025-09-2811 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernancePreventing Criminal Manslaughter ~ Understanding & Implementing SFAIRP (Live Forum Preview)In this special episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis preview their upcoming live forum event on "Preventing Criminal Manslaughter - Understanding & Implementing SFAIRP (So Far As Reasonably Practicable)". The event will feature presentations from a lawyer, Joseph Coleiro, and an architect, Dr. Frank Stoks, along with the hosts Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis, with the focus on exploring the legal obligations and practical challenges around the concept of SFAIRP, which is a key requirement in health and safety legislation.Topics to be discussed include the relationship between t...
2025-09-2110 minThe Agbasimere Joshua Podcast
The Agbasimere Joshua Podcast108 - Arousal Non Concordance IICaution: This episode is tagged explicit.Background of work: For a woman, physiological sexual arousal does not necessarily align with subjective feelings of desire or readiness.Book Recommendations:Secrets of Eve / Archibald D. Hart, Debra Taylor, Catherine Hart WeberCome As You Are / Emily NagoskiWhat Wives Wish Their Husbands Wish They Knew About Women / Dr. James DobsonWhat Husbands Wish Their Wives Knew About Men / Patrick M. MorleyIntended For Pleasure / Ed MD Wheat, Gaye WheatA Celebration Of Sex / Douglas E...
2025-07-1051 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSeason 5 Wrap on Difficult Conversations & Engineering for CommunitiesIn this final episode of Season 5, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis conclude their theme of difficult conversations engineers need to have as well as discuss Engineering for Communities. They explore how engineering should focus on improving rather than maintaining the status quo, and the concerning trend of engineers being sidelined in critical decision-making processes.The discussion includes:How councils and planning decisions have become "de-engineered"The importance of due diligence beyond just health and safety - extending to environmental protection and project managementWhy engineers seem to have "vacated the field" in m...
2025-05-3113 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceEngineering Due Diligence - The confusion between Risk, Assurance & DiligenceIn this episode of "Risk! Engineers Talk Governance," due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis revisit the fundamentals of engineering due diligence in response to listener feedback about confusion between risk, assurance and diligence.The discussion covers how R2A became specialised in due diligence engineering through their expert witness work, where they learned that due diligence serves as a defense against negligence with two key components: having reasonable control in place and taking all reasonable steps to protect against foreseeable harm.Richard explains their decision to move away from quantified risk assessments using...
2025-05-2512 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceHow organisational silos impact due diligence across safety, projects and complianceIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis tackle the growing problem of organisational silos and their impact on due diligence and explore how siloed thinking undermines efforts across various domains—from safety, projects and regulatory compliance.Drawing from decades of industry experience, Richard traces the evolution of risk engineering. They then discuss the need for integrating expertise across the entire organisation to achieve genuinely diligent solutions that satisfy all stakeholders.Through real-world examples including waterfront safety designs in New Zealand and the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, th...
2025-05-1809 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceBeing Relevant, Reasoned & Concise - for your Due Diligence ArgumentIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss why effective due diligence arguments need to be relevant, reasoned, and concise. They share their frustrations with overly complex safety documentation that fails to deliver clear, defensible arguments, and explain why safety cases should be brief yet comprehensive enough to stand up to legal scrutiny. Drawing from their extensive experience as expert witnesses and consultants, they offer practical advice on creating effective safety documentation that not only satisfies the courts and makes sense to lawyers and Boards, but ac...
2025-05-1111 minThe Agbasimere Joshua Podcast
The Agbasimere Joshua Podcast102 - 3 Books Every Newlywed (or soon to be) Should Read to Learn About SexThese are not an exhaustive list. I still have some books I could share, but I just decided not to because my audience is still trying to adjust to what I am becoming and what I can comfortably share with them.So, if you are interested, send me a message.1. Intended for Pleasure - Ed, MD & Gaye Wheat2. When Two Become One - Christopher & Rachel McCluskey3. What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women - Dr. James DobsonRead the Note: 3 Books Every Newlywed or Pre-wed...
2025-05-0611 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceTarget Levels of Risk & Safety - SFAIRP vs ALARP RevisitedIn this episode, of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis revisit the distinction between SFAIRP (So Far As Is Reasonably Practicable) and Target Levels of Risk and Safety.  They explain how target levels of risk continue to be problematic in engineering despite being legally unsupportable under WHS/OHS legislation and share examples of regulators and engineers still using outdated approaches and discuss why this confusion persists, pointing to issues with Standards and educational institutions that continue teaching these methods.They clarify that SFAIRP asks "Are all reasonable practical precautions i...
2025-05-0413 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceWhy Standards are not the SolutionIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineering experts Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss why Standards are not the solution.  They explore why following Standards can be problematic, outlining key issues: 1.     Using Standards out of context;2.     There’s no explanation for rationales;3.     They don’t cover all things; and4.     They are often lagging indicators.They share a number of examples within SIL, AS1940 and AS61508 that demonstrate the issues if you do blindly follow the Standard. The episode concludes with their answer to an often...
2025-04-1316 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceInsurance Criteria: Its history, relevance, and the Highly Protected Risk (HPR) engineering processIn this episode of "Risk! Engineers Talk Governance," due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss Insurance Criteria and its history and modern relevance, particularly focusing on the Highly Protected Risk (HPR) engineering process.Richard shares his experience training with Factory Mutual in the US and explains how the HPR approach originated in the 1840s with Zacharia Allen, a cotton mill owner who re-engineered his facility to minimise fire risks. When his insurance company refused to offer discounts for these improvements, Allen created a mutual pool with other safety-conscious factory owners, establishing an engineering-based approach to...
2025-04-0615 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceHow to Prevent Catastrophic Project BlowoutsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss: How to prevent catastrophic project blowouts. They discuss the three key considerations when undertaking project due diligence and preventing catastrophic project blowouts as: Ensure your scope is right, have identified your critical success outcomes are and all key stakeholders understand what the prize is and agree.Undertake a completeness check of threats. Project due diligence is not a risk assessment, it’s about controls, and putting in controls to protect against threats.  Review...
2025-03-3014 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceDifficult Conversations Engineers need to have about RiskIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis this season’s theme of "Difficult Conversations Engineers Need to Have About Risk". Key discussion points include:Risk is multidimensional. Risk covers a big domain that has lead to confusion.There are three different types of risk, but R2A’s focus is typically on safety risk and project risk – downside risk.Commercial industry like to focus on upside, downside risk (risk and reward, risk appetite and innovation), but Engineers should focus on downside risk.Innovation and Risk Management is good but...
2025-03-2309 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceRisk Management & Negligence - Due Diligence Essentials for EngineersIn this first episode of Season 5 of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis provide an overview of their new booklet "Risk Management and Negligence - Due Diligence Essentials for Engineers". They discuss the importance of engineers to understand their responsibilities around risk management and due diligence, and the need to communicate this effectively to senior decision-makers. The booklet covers:You can’t always be right but you can be diligentWhat it means to be an engineer todayThe risk management swampMethods to drain the swampDue diligence domainsThey also...
2025-03-1615 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSeason 4 Wrap: Due Diligence as a Governance Process, Dam Safety & the Relevance of Due DiligenceIn the final episode of Season 4 of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis wrap up the key theme of the season of due diligence as a governance process. They also provide another industry example in Dam Safety, and discuss the relevance of WHS/OHS legislation and the state of prosecutions.Key take-aways include: The due diligence process is a governance process that focuses on high consequence, low likelihood events rather than risk management.Dam safety highlights how regulators focus on the worst-case scenario of a dam failure r...
2024-12-0110 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceBush Fire Risk, Due Diligence & Mitigation ControlsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss due diligence for bushfires.Richard has been involved in advising on bushfire risk and controls since Ash Wednesday in 1984, while both Richard and Gaye as R2A were involved with bushfire assessments post Black Saturday in 2009.  Their discussion highlights:Bushfire season is getting longer, and the ability to prepare for it is getting shorter. Volunteer firefighters are also declining.Bushfire best practice for local planning for protection has adopted a vulnerability approach – criticality rather than likelihood.From a d...
2024-11-2410 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceDue Diligence in the Electrical & Power IndustryIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss due diligence in the electrical and power industry.They discuss due diligence and risk management considerations in the sector, with examples that focus on renewable energy sources like wind turbines and the potential role of nuclear power in Australia's energy mix. Key points include:The need to carefully assess and document the safety and emergency protocols even for foreseeable events like fires.The trade-offs involved in designing effective systems which can sometimes introduce new risks.The challenges of transitioning...
2024-11-1713 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceObligations for Engineers under WHS/OHS legislationIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the obligations for engineers under the WHS legislation (OHS Act in Victoria) and understanding the importance of their role if things go wrong.They discuss the fact that Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation is the overarching legislation in Australia that must guide engineering design and decision-making, and their surprise at this lack of awareness and how many still (wrongly) use Standards as a design basis.They emphasise that engineers are central to upholding WHS requirements, as they...
2024-11-1014 minChill Lover Radio
Chill Lover RadioTHE MOTIONS E06 S5Disclaimer Chill Lover Radio does not own or claim to own the audio shown it is for promotional use only. THE MOTIONS E06 S5 | Host / Resident DJ | DJ Kel All Day - New York City, USA --- 6th Show of 2024 ----------------------- Connect with DJ Kel All Day: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dj_kel_all_day/  - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KELALLDAY  - Twitter: https://x.com/kel_all  ...
2024-10-231h 01Risk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceDue Diligence in Marine PilotageIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the application of due diligence in the Marine Pilotage industry. They discuss various consulting work they’ve done with Marine Pilots across Australia and New Zealand ports, and summarise the key take-away that the process is no different for pilotage due diligence reviews than any other (industry’s) due diligence review. That is, There needs to be an argument as to why all the credible critical issues have been identified. In a port, they typically look at all the...
2024-10-2012 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceDue Diligence Essentials for Engineers - R2A's New BookletIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the new booklet titled "Due Diligence Essentials for Engineers" being authored by Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis. They talk about the need for the booklet being that Engineers are becoming more involved in the governance process in providing information to boards, directors and senior people. Engineers are ones aware of the critical things that can go wrong and what boards need to know about for their due diligence obligations under the WHS/OHS legislation.Other areas of discussion i...
2024-10-1313 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceLaws of Man vs Laws of Nature in the Due Diligence ContextIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the differences between the "laws of man" and the "laws of nature" in the context of due diligence engineering. Drawing on their experiences as Expert Witnesses in the Australian and NZ judicial systems, the conversation covers the following key points:A brief history of Common Law.The adversarial system in common law, where lawyers argue different sides of a case before a judge or jury, differs from the inquisitorial system in civil law jurisdictions.The principle of "innocent until p...
2024-10-0612 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceAviation Industry & the Application of the Due Diligence ProcessIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the application of the due diligence process to the aviation industry. Richard discusses his recent presentation to the Australian Aviation Wildlife Hazard Group where he used the expert witness view: What is it that could have been done and if it had been done, would it have stopped it going wrong? Key take-aways:- Hazards and vulnerabilities in aviation, - Why R2A stays away from the term risk and adopts the military approach which is...
2024-09-2914 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceAI (Artificial Intelligence), Robots, Controls & Liability In this episode, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss controls and liability when it comes to AI and robots. OHS/WHS legislation require achieving the highest level of hazard control that is reasonably practicable. AI/Robots present potential controls to address many safety issues and can be implemented to improve safety. They discuss a number of examples where AI and robots are already enhancing safety and removing people from dangerous tasks, and when it comes to due diligence, organisations would need to demonstrate why it is not reasonably practicable to use them. 
2024-09-2212 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceThe Judicial Need for Reliable Knowledge and to Demonstrate Causation.In the first episode of Season 4 of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the judicial need for reliable knowledge and the need to demonstrate causation. They highlight some of their Expert Witness examples to demonstrate how for the courts to come to a decision, they have to not only have an understanding of what went wrong, but if there was something that could have been done that would've prevented the incident. And if this hasn’t been made clear, then making a decision becomes very complicated. From the poin...
2024-09-1512 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceMajor IT Outage - Criticality & ResilienceIn this special Risk! Engineers Talk Governance episode, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the recent IT outage that affected systems worldwide and the importance of criticality and resilience. Main take-aways include:The outage was predictable and foreseeable. It was a critical incident.You can't gold plate a single system so that it won't fail. The importance of redundancy – ensuring you've got another independent system that doesn't rely on the primary system.Engineering organisations are required to look at the credible worst case scenarios that can happen and what you can do and put...
2024-07-2309 minEffervescence
EffervescenceTrouver la paixDans ce mois de juin qui cultive toutes les teintes du gris, nous tenterons de mettre un peu de joie et de malice dans vos oreilles. Nous tenterons de vous parler d’amour mais surtout nous essaierons de cultiver la paix. Comment trouver la paix ? Alors qu’aujourd’hui la guerre est partout, comment les artistes, les romanciers peuvent-ils nous aider à penser la paix ? La culture peut-elle être un tremplin vers la paix ? La beauté sauvera le monde disait Dostoïevski. Puisse-t-elle être un chemin vers la paix.Avec : Eric Duprix de Radio Présence, Anne-Laure Filhol de l'h...
2024-06-2158 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceWrap of Season 3 - Criticality & Design and Climate Change Design OptionsIn the final episode of season three of the Risk! Engineers Talk Governance podcast, due diligence engineers Richard Roberson and Gaye Francis discuss the theme of criticality and design in the context of climate change and sustainability due diligence.  They discuss:The consequences of redirecting rivers for irrigation, Why the Victorian Government built the, to now, unused desalination plant, and argue if they should be considering the potential impacts of global warming,Three possible design solutions: Sun shields, increasing cloudiness, and fertilising the Southern Ocean to address climate change, andHow knowledge, technology and costs of...
2024-06-0913 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceTown Planning Disasters - The need for consquence planning, not risk planningIn this episode of the Risk! Engineers Talk Governance podcast, due diligence engineers and Co-Directors at R2A Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis, discuss town planning disasters and the need for consequence planning.  This follows Gaye’s recent conference paper at the International Public Works Conference where she detailed the VCAT decision around the major hazard facility and the planning law associated with it. But in this podcast, they reflect on other natural hazards like floods, bushfires, dam breaks and how town planning can address (or fail to address) these before they happen. ...
2024-06-0212 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceHow Standards stifle innovationIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis from R2A discuss how standards stifle innovation.  They highlight the frustration of engineers who are designing to standards rather than focusing on solving the actual problem at hand. They argue that standards are often lag indicators and may not keep up with the rapidly changing world and provide examples of how standards can lead to shortcuts being taken and hinder the adoption of new technologies.  If you’d like more information about Richard and Gaye...
2024-05-2612 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceRisk Appetite versus Zero Harm & the Confusion at Board levelsIn this podcast episode, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the concept of risk appetite versus zero harm and the confusion it creates at board levels because they're trying to put all of their risk issues into a single statement.They discuss how a risk appetite is about balancing risk and reward, whereas zero harm is about nothing bad happening, and this gets uncomfortable when applying risk appetite to human safety. The outline the commonly applied risk paradigms and how a synthesis of risk appetite in commercial and safety practice does occur i...
2024-05-1909 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceCode of Practice & WHS/OHS ConfusionIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss Code of Practice and WHS/OHS confusion in relation to a presentation they delivered to the Dam Owners and Operators' Forum in Queensland recently, called "How do we do ALARP? Meeting a duty of care."  They explain how the Code of Practice doesn’t align with WHS/OHS legislation and if you conduct an “augmented ALARP” as suggested by the ANCOLD (Australian National Committee on Large Dams) Guideline it does not promote innovation or an efficient due diligence process. and that this exi...
2024-05-1209 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceArt & Engineering - How being a great artist relates to the engineer's rolesIn this episode of the Risk! Engineers Talk Governance podcast, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the relationship between art and engineering.  They draw parallels between the roles of artists and engineers, highlighting the importance of composition, execution, and management in both fields. They outline the different types of engineers, such as creators, managers/consultants, and specialists, and the need for all three types in successful engineering organisations. Richard emphasises the importance of recognising and focusing on one's strengths in order to have a satisfying and successful career.  Their conversation also touc...
2024-05-0509 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceControl & Reasonableness in WHS/OHS LegislationIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss control and reasonableness in WHS/PHS legislation. They explain that the WHS/OHS legislation is a statutory statement of the common law duty of care and a defence against negligence, and that there’s two primary controls for negligence defence: no power defence (lack of control) and doing every reasonably practicable thing to address the matter. The aspect of control is built into the reasonableness decision in the legislation. The episode also covers:the importance of not getting caught up in a...
2024-04-2809 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceR2A's Due Diligence Process - Why it worksIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss R2A's preferred approach to due diligence.  They explain why they start with a top-down approach, usually starting with the military intelligence, threat and vulnerability technique. And how often organisations who have started with a bottom-up process have been floundering for some time, come to R2A to cut through the detail.Richard and Gaye also discuss:·      importance of selecting the right tools and techniques for the job,·      need for multiple p...
2024-04-2113 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceDesign trumps Risk Assessment - Our VCAT Hearing Success (as Expert Witnesses)In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss their recent success (as Expert Witnesses) at VCAT (Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal) and how design trumps risk assessment. They discuss their case involving an application for a building permit in the outer safety zone of a major hazard facility. WorkCover advised against building two new dwellings due to increased population and societal risk. However, Richard and Gaye, as expert witnesses, argued that proper safety and design measures, such as laminated windows and steel roofs, could mitigate the risks.  The VCA...
2024-04-1415 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceDesign Analysis not Risk AnalysisIn this episode of the podcast "Risk! Engineers Talk Governance," due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the topic of design analysis versus risk analysis. They explore the difference between ALARP (as low as reasonably practicable) and SFAIRP (so far as reasonably practicable) and how the interpretation of these concepts has caused confusion and problems in various industries.  They also discuss the importance of safety in design and the need for a retrospective design review to ensure that all reasonable practical precautions are in place. The conversation also touches on the role of AI...
2024-04-0712 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSeason 2 Wrap Up: De-engineering of Technical Roles and Engineering Education & PhilosophyIn the final episode of Season 2 of the Risk! Engineers Talk Governance podcast, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the de-engineering of technical roles in organisations and engineering education and philosophy. They reflect on their experience as expert witnesses at a recent hearing where technical knowledge was lacking in person, and they highlight the importance of having engineers involved in and/or advising on technical roles. They also discuss the de-engineering of organisations and the shift towards a more compliance-focused approach. They touch on the need for engineers to have a global v...
2024-01-2816 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceNuclear Power Safety - How The Finnish Get It Right Before They ProceedIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss nuclear power safety with reference to Finland.  Gaye shares her personal experience as an exchange student in Finland and her connection to the Olkiluoto Power Station. They discuss Finland's approach to nuclear power, including their focus on managing nuclear waste with a whole-of-life appreciation for nuclear power, and that they involve the community as stakeholders in decision-making. They also highlight Finland's commitment to safety and their precaution-based approach rather than risk-based.  If you’re like to learn more a...
2024-01-2111 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafety Culture & Women's PPEIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the importance of safety culture for women's personal protective equipment (PPE) in the workplace.  Gaye shares her experience of encountering ill-fitting and uncomfortable PPE during her consulting career, which led her to advocate for better-fitting PPE for women. She explains the journey of founding Apto PPE, a women's and maternity fit-for-purpose safety workwear business, with the support of R2A. They discuss the challenges of getting proper fitting PPE for women in the market and the slow uptake of these options. 
2024-01-1411 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceHas WHS Legislation & Risk Management Standards stopped people thinking?In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss whether the WHS legislation and Risk Management Standards have hindered critical thinking in organisations.  They observe that some organisations have become stagnant and resistant to change, relying on third-party consultants to handle risk management instead of actively engaging in the process themselves. They emphasise that risk management should be a line management function and that organisations need to adopt processes and procedures rather than simply outsourcing them.  They also discuss the importance of curiosity in r...
2024-01-0714 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafety Integrity Levels (SIL) Allocation and its implications under WHS LegislationIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss Safety Integrity Level (SIL) allocation and its implications under WHS legislation. They discuss their long history of working with IEC /AS 61508 and that their biggest caution is around Part 5 because it uses target levels of risk and safety as the basis for the SIL allocations. They share that they’ve seen SIL ratings work really well and, at other times, where there's been a misunderstanding of what SIL is. They explain the importance of getting the cont...
2023-12-1716 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceThe Journey to WHS Criminalisation | How the Risk Management profession has changed over the last 40 yearsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the journey to WHS (Work Health and Safety) criminalisation and the evolution of the risk management profession over the past few decades.  Richard discusses his working history and experience watching the application of risk management change from the 1980s to 2010s from engineers to psychologists and culture, to the lawyers.They highlight the increase in prosecutions in the last 18 months under WHS legislation, particularly targeting small and medium-sized organisations, and recent cases, such as the Dreamworld incident and t...
2023-12-1011 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafety Culture Change Agents | The role of engineers in change & safetyIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss their work as change agents for safety culture. They reflect on feedback after a recent presentation at the Australasian Marine Pilots Institute (AMPI) Conference, and how they reflected their importance in reminding industry of how to review safety.They discuss that engineering is about driving change to improve safety, and that's what they at R2A do. Engineers are not supposed to do the same thing again and again and just focus on Standards. That you need to design for...
2023-12-0312 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceProject Due Diligence - Using a Military Intelligence Approach & Critical Success OutcomesIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss project governance due diligence. They highlight their unique approach that has incorporated a military intelligence approach and the importance of focusing on critical success outcomes and vulnerabilities rather than threats. The also emphasise the need for early involvement of key stakeholders. They also discuss the airport rail link project in Victoria and the Commonwealth Games in Victoria, and touch on the limitations of Monte Carlo simulations in identifying high consequence, low likelihood events. For further information on Richard & Ga...
2023-11-2614 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceThe Demise of ALARP in Victoria Major Hazards (and the continuing debate on ALARP vs SFAIRP)In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the continuing controversy surrounding ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) and SFAIRP (So Far As Is Reasonably Practicable) and explain why they believe there is a difference between the two concepts. They also recap (further to E1 S2) their experience at a recent VCAT case in Victoria where major hazards were assessed based on consequence rather than quantified risk. They conclude that ALARP no longer exists in Victoria - something they're very happy about. Please note, it is important to consult wi...
2023-11-1912 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSafety in DesignIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance podcast, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss a recent case they were involved in as expert witnesses at the VCAT Tribunal. The case involved a young couple who wanted to build two townhouses on a property that was within a major hazard facility contour line. The local council rejected their planning permit based on advice from WorkSafe. The couple sought help from R2A (Richard & Gaye's consulting business), who advised them on safety measures to address the hazards associated with the facility. The episode also discusses t...
2023-11-1215 minBeating The Crates
Beating The CratesShindig Festival 2023 part 1Part 1 of our epic 4 hour opening set in the Ghetto Funk Nightclub at Shindig Festival 2023. It was an absolute honour to be given licence to do what we do for the duration of the Thursday night in the Nightclub. Watching you lovely shiny, glittery people stream in through the evening sunshine when the venue opened will live long in the memory... Enjoy! x Tracklist: 01 Fatboy Slim - The Weekend Starts Here 02 Balkan Bump - Cocek Amerika 03 L'Entourloop - Mumbai 808 (ft. Manudigital) 04 GRiZ - Supadupakulavibe 05 Dub Pistols x WBBL x ProleteR - Lively Circus (HKPP MashUp) 06 GRiZ, LSDREAM - Funkonaut (Original...
2023-09-272h 01Risk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceISO 31000 The Risk Management Standard - The consequences for WHS/OHS legislationIn this final episode of Season 1 of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis & Richard Robinson discuss one of the topics they are asked most: ISO 31000, the Risk Management Standard.  They outline the consequences of ISO 31000 that it does not meet the requirements of the WHS Legislation/OHS Act in Australia & New Zealand, that organisations cannot keep using target levels of risk and safety to make safety decisions -- you can use it as a reporting tool. For more information on Richard & Gaye's due diligence consulting work, head to www...
2023-09-0313 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceThe Contest of Ideas - Has Australia gone backwards in embracing SFAIRP?In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis & Richard Robinson discuss the contest of ideas and if Australia has gone backwards in embracing SFAIRP. They also observe how many Australian Standards contradict WHS legislation/OHS Act and how Standards appear to be stopping people and organisations demonstrating SFAIRP. For more information on Richard & Gaye's due diligence consulting work, head to www.r2a.com.au. Gaye is also founder of Apto PPE www.aptoppe.com.au that sells fit-for-purpose women’s and maternity safety workwear.
2023-08-2715 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceWhite Island Volcano Eruption - NZ trial on alleged breach of Workplace Health & Safety lawsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss the current New Zealand trial on the White Island Volcanic Eruption.The White Island volcano erupted on 9 December, 2019 resulting in 22 deaths. Charges were brought against various parties involved alleging breaches in New Zealand's workplace health and safety laws.This is one of the first big test cases of the WHS and Workplace Health and Safety laws in Australia and New Zealand. And the outcomes will be fascinating will set a precedence.You can find other episodes...
2023-08-2011 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceRail Safety National Law - The confusion between it and the WHS Legislation/OHS ActIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss the Rail National Safety law and the confusion with how it stands in relation to WHS legislation, and why if you satisfy the requirements of the WHS legislation, you have, in turn, satisfied the requirements of the Rail Safety National law. You can find the podcast on all major platforms including Apple, Spotify, Amazon and Google. Please subscribe so you don't miss an episode and give us a rating to help spread the word.You can access the f...
2023-08-1317 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceWhat do you mean by the term Risk? The language of (and confusion around) Risk.In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss the language of risk, why confusion reigns in organisations, and why they avoid using the term of risk altogether.You can find the podcast on all major platforms including Apple, Spotify, Amazon and Google. Please subscribe so you don't miss an episode and give us a rating to help spread the word.In this episode, Gaye and Richard refer to their text Engineering Due Diligence that you can buy online at https://r2a.com.au/product/r2...
2023-08-0612 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceLand Use Planning & Major HazardsIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss land use planning and major hazards. They share some work they’ve been involved with and how design engineered controls are very reliable, and there are precautions and mitigations that responsible parties can put in place to protect themselves against major hazards facilities.You can find the podcast on all major platforms including Apple, Spotify, Amazon and Google. Please subscribe so you don't miss an episode and give us a rating to help spread the word.
2023-07-3016 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceRegulations & Licence to TradeIn this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss regulations and licence to trade, the difference between the two and some of the confusion and difficulties it's causing for organisations, especially in major hazards.In their chat, they highlight the need for organisation to have their legislative requirements met and also their license to trade, and that managing and balancing both in an effective and efficient way is a big battle. And, ultimately, it doesn't work long-term to simply satisfy the regulator whilst ignoring the legal (legislation) issues.
2023-07-2310 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceRole of Standards & Do They Meet Your Legislative Requirements?In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss the role of Standards, why it's important to understand the different types of Standards, the information they contain, and why some Standards may not satisfy your legal obligations under the OHS/WHS legislation. You can find the podcast on all major platforms including Apple, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Please subscribe so you don't miss an episode and give us a rating to help spread the word.For more information on Richard & Gaye's work, head to www.r2a.c...
2023-07-1615 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceThe Role of Risk Managers in Project Governance. Does your organisation need one?In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss the role of risk managers and who the function of risk actually belongs to within an organisation. And why having a really good risk advisor (internal or external) on your project makes a huge difference.You can find the podcast on all major platforms including Apple, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Please subscribe so you don't miss an episode and give us a rating to help spread the word.For more information on Richard & Gaye's work, head to www...
2023-07-0912 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceSFAIRP vs ALARP | Risk! Engineers Talk Governance PodcastIn this episode of the podcast Risk! Engineers talk Governance, due diligence engineers Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson discuss the difference between SFAIRP & ALARP.ALARP versus SFAIRP is still creating a lot of confusion within the risk industry and organisations, this discussion clarifies the difference and why organisations must work towards SFAIRP....the Act actually goes to some trouble and the precursor tool is the Victorian OHS Act 2004 has it in there… a particular clause or section that says you must achieve the highest level of precaution as is reasonably practicable.  So whilst it doesn't define SFA...
2023-07-0213 minRisk! Engineers Talk Governance
Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceIntroducing Risk! Engineers Talk GovernanceIn this special introduction episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, meet your hosts Gaye Francis and Richard Robinson who outline their due diligence engineering experience and why they are starting the podcast .You can find out more about Richard & Gaye's due diligence and SFAIRP work at www.r2a.com.au.Gaye is also founder & managing director of Apto PPE Women's & Maternity Hi Vis Workwear. For more head to www.aptoppe.com.au
2023-05-0813 minpaul sams modern soul sessions
paul sams modern soul sessionspaul sams midweek modern soul on zero radio podcast onethe first of many i hope the brand new show with samsy on the wonderful zero radio broadcast live on wedensday mornings 9 till 12 if you get the chance to listen live it would be great to have you along chat can be found on facebook page paul sams midweek modern soul on zero radio .co.uk see ya there x 1/ac soul symphony manhatten skyline jn spirit of 77 remix radio version 2/david morales life is a song philly mix extended 3.betty wright tonight is the night woody bianchi retouch 4/Bahama soul club ,Brenda boykin greg...
2022-10-293h 00DJ Shinski Mixes
DJ Shinski MixesBest of Popular Pop House remixes 2022 Mix [Beyonce, Rihanna, Drake, Pepas, Ne-yo, David Guetta]Dj Shinski - House Workout Mix Vol 2 🔽Download: 📺Video Link: ➖➖➖ Follow Dj Shinski for more Updates on New Mixes: ✅Facebook: bit.ly/shinskifb ✅Instagram: bit.ly/shinskigram ✅Twitter: bit.ly/shinskitwitter ➖➖➖ Also available on ➡️Youtube: bit.ly/djshinskiyoutube ➡️Soundcloud: bit.ly/shinskisc ➡️Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/itunesdjshinski ➡️Google Play: bit.ly/shinskigoogleplay ➡️Website: www.djshinski.com ➖➖➖ Thank you for the support and the tips to this channel: Buy me a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/djshinski Paypal: www.paypal.me/djshinski Cashapp: www.cash.app/$steveshinski ➖➖➖ ***Trac...
2022-09-1659 minDj Shinski New Mixes
Dj Shinski New MixesBest of Popular Pop House remixes 2022 Mix [Beyonce, Rihanna, Drake, Pepas, Ne-yo, David Guetta]Dj Shinski - House Workout Mix Vol 2 🔽Download: https://bit.ly/hwm2download 📺Video Link: https://youtu.be/afRovUSyYBQ ➖➖➖ Follow Dj Shinski for more Updates on New Mixes: ✅Facebook: bit.ly/shinskifb ✅Instagram: bit.ly/shinskigram ✅Twitter: bit.ly/shinskitwitter ➖➖➖ Also available on ➡️Youtube: bit.ly/djshinskiyoutube ➡️Soundcloud: bit.ly/shinskisc ➡️Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/itunesdjshinski ➡️Google Play: bit.ly/shinskigoogleplay ➡️Website: www.djshinski.com ➖➖➖ Thank you for the support and the tips to this channel: Buy me a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/djshinski Paypal: www.paypal.me/djshinski Cashapp: www.cash.app/$steveshinski ➖➖➖ ***Tracklist*** 1. Beyonce - Break My Soul (Amice Remix) (Lyric Video) (Clean) 2. Riton & Nightcraw...
2022-09-1659 minDJ Polo NYC: PEAK Radio
DJ Polo NYC: PEAK RadioPEAK Radio 26: [House+EDM, Trap/Twerk, Hip-Hop]New club mix to wrap-up June! Enjoy & thanks for listening! TRACKLIST: 1 Aviella- SOLO / 2 The Weeknd vs. Tungevaag- Take My Breath (BeatBreaker & Pat C 'Ride With Me' Edit) /3 Matt Steffanina- Radio Rockin' / 4 Matroda & Bleu Clair vs. Matt Steffanina- PWR (Rye 'Radio Rockin' Edit) / 5 DJ Kuba, Neitan & Skytech- I Want You / 6 Showtek feat. MC Ambush- Welcome Back Home (Dirty) / 7 Hypelezz feat. Kim Loh- Sunglasses At Night / 8 Meduza, Becky Hill & Goodboys- Lose Control (WeDamnz Remix) / 9 Major Lazer feat. Busy Signal, The Flexican, & FS Green...
2022-06-301h 04Mothers In Construction (M.I.C.)
Mothers In Construction (M.I.C.)M.I.C. Episode 19 - It's A Heart BusinessCheck out this week's episode of Mothers In Construction Podcast with Gaye Francis, BE MAICD FIEAust. Gaye is a career engineer in Australia, and a founder and current Managing Director of Apto PPE that designs and manufactures fit-for-purpose women’s and maternity high visibility workwear engineered for safety and comfort. Gaye details her experience as an engineer, a mom in construction and advocate for women. Listen to her story!
2021-11-0519 minVictor Kiswell’s Windows on the World
Victor Kiswell’s Windows on the WorldNorth East South WestFor this fourth show on Primavera Radio, we’ll go in many directions but we’ll keep it groovy! We’ll hear Curtis doing martial arts, British cosmic jazz, two soulful tracks produced by Derrick Harriott, a couple of rare library killers, some forgotten tunes by Marvin Gaye and Gladys Knight on Motown, one of them being a cult sample by Madlib, and a surprising use of LZ’ "Whole Lotta Love" by a duo of Turkish ladies. Kool & The Gang - North, East, South, West Over Night Low - The Witch Doctor Richard Demaria - Weather Curtis Mayfield - Kung Fu Metho...
2021-04-1358 minFunky People Radio® LIVE Podcast
Funky People Radio® LIVE PodcastWURD-FPRADIOLiveShow_073020Show #289 - July 30, 2020 :: Mid-Summer Jam ~ Hour 1 - Guest Set by DJ E-Z - The Trumpet Track -  Mark Cotterel & Dominic Balchin Its A House Thing - Funkatomic Resting Place - Mark Francis feat. Aaron Gray Capricorn (60 Hertz Project Remix w/ Malcolm X Speech) Stone Fox Chase (Manoo Remix) - DJ Spen & Todd Terry Words (Yoruba Soul Mix) - AbysSoul Woman Rising - Mikki Afflick/Abicah Soul Rise (Mark Francis Mix) - Dindy & Ole Man Blues Still I Rise (Lounge Lizards Remix) - Yolanda Adams vs Lounge Lizards Perfect (Bang the Drum Mix) - Beloved Presents Music f. Tank Atmospheric Beats- K...
2020-07-311h 57Taxi Brousse
Taxi BrousseEpisode 19Agatha – Francis Bebey (Cameroun)Monsieur Francis Bebey ! On pourrait l’appeler monsieur le professeur tellement le monsieur est illustre ! Journaliste chez RFI, écrivain reconnu et primé par le Grand prix littéraire d'Afrique noire, et évidemment le milieu de la musique où il décroche en 1977 le Prix de la chanson française décerné par la Sacem, enfin bref, un type brillant et drôle ce Francis Bebey, on n’a pas fini de l’entendre sur Taxi Brousse. In The Jungle – The Hygrades (Nigeria)Les ondes de l’Afrobeat les amis. Le funk africain par excellenc...
2019-11-1700 minDJ Pauly\'s Deep House Lounge
DJ Pauly's Deep House LoungeDefinition of Deep Soul (22 Sep 2019) - DJ PaulyDefinition of Deep Soul (DJ Pauly) - 22 Sep 2019Feeling something soulful and deep...that something...that soul.  Deephouse baby.  Gotta Move Your Body (the Lounge Lizards Instrumental) - Marvin Gaye  Something With U (Bangtraction Original) - Club Ice, IN BLUEBLACKNESS  I Don't Wanna (CalvINSOL Remix) - Carol Riddick  Zero (Vick Lavender's Time Traveler Main mix) - Vick Lavender  Zoom (Long Version) - Chris Nigel  Deku Tree (David D'Sol Rivera Main Remix) w/The Ministers (Spoken A Pella) - Dave D*Sol Rivera / Timmy Regisford w/Bongoloverz, An-Tonic  Djine Ma...
2019-09-232h 38Smash The Club Podcast
Smash The Club PodcastEpisode #66 - Chase MeBay Area born and raised, Chase Me began his career in 2013. He found his love for music after attending his first music festival, Beyond Wonderland. Chase Me was inspired by BENZI and began making mashups and edits by blending different genres together. Initially, he played for various events such as college parties, weddings and birthdays. Today, you can find Chase Me performing in clubs and bars all over Downtown Sacramento in California. Self taught, he learned the skills of the trade by watching youtube videos. Chase Me aims to create a positive space for people to let loose and...
2019-08-3040 minJeff Gees\' Spice and More
Jeff Gees' Spice and MoreJeff Gees' Spice Sat Jul 20 2019 Live on https://pressureradio.com #46Daniele Baldi - Self My Self (Original Mix) Cool Million - Stronger (OPOLOPO Remix) Mathias Heilbronn Ft Monique Bingham - Go Getter (Soulflower Mix) Rhythm of The Rain - Being You (Luyo Vocal Remix) Chromaticsoul, Komplexity - Real Love Daniele Baldi - Inside Me (DJ Oji Spiritual Journey Vocal) Lebstar Ft Jon Pierce - Living For You (Reelsoul Remix) Luyo - Organic Deep (Original Mix) Alton Miller Ft Ree - All the Little Things (Patrice Scott Mix) Kyodai - Amazonia (Original Mix) Klevakeys - Feel The Groove King DK...
2019-07-214h 37Heat Rocks
Heat RocksStar Spangled Banner SpecialThe Song: Francis Scott Key's "Star-Spangled Banner" (1814) For this July 4th week, Morgan and I wanted to do something special and tackle the Great American Heat Rock aka "The Star-Spangled Banner." As Oliver notes during the episode, this is both the oldest song that most Americans know (partly) by heart and the one that we'll hear the most versions of across our lifetimes. Some versions are transcendent. Some are historically groundbreaking. Some are by Fergie. Choose accordingly. More about "The Star-Spangled Banner": The Anacreon Song Smithsonian's history of the anthem "The National Anthem Is Ra...
2018-07-0550 minDeejayBpm Sessions
DeejayBpm SessionsEpisode 40Tracklist: 1. Sean Paul – Volcano 2. Major Lazer ft. Azaryah – Love Life 3. Valentino Khan ft. Sean Paul – Gold 4. Drake – Signs 5. Bruno Mars – 24K Magic 6. Blackstreet vs Artistic Raw vs Garmiani – No Diggity 7. Ed Sheeran ft. Nyla & Kranium – Shape Of You – Major Lazer Remix 8. Bruno Mars vs Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz ft. Cardi B – Finesse Remix – DJ Skillz 105-101 Get Low Transition 9. Dillon Francis & DJ Snake – Get Low 10. Marvin Gaye – Sexual Healing – Ango Bootleg 11. Ginuwine – Pony – Richastic Remix 12. J Balvin & Willy William – Mi Gente – DJ BPM Edit 13. J Balvin, Jeon, & Anitta – Machika
2018-05-0233 minOverthinking It Podcast
Overthinking It PodcastEpisode 504: American Major ChordsPeter Fenzel, Mark Lee, and Matthew Wrather are inspired by Fergie to overthink “The Star-Spangled Banner,” with reference (and sometimes reverence) to Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston, and Jimi Hendrix. Download (MP3) Subscribe: iTunes Other Apps Further Reading “Defence of Fort M’Henry” by Francis Scott Key Sandi Patti Alternate Lyrics Foot (Glossary of Poetic Terms) Cadence (Wikipedia) Episode 504: American Major Chords originally appeared on Overthinking It, the site subjecting the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve. [Latest Posts | Podcast (iTunes Link)]
2018-02-2600 minDeviate
DeviateNational anthem reconsidered“The magic of history is that the simple, received wisdom we have turns out to be just one part of the story, and we discover a lot about ourselves when we go deeper into it.” – Mark Clague In this episode of Deviate, Rolf deep-dives into the Star Spangled Banner, covering topics including the origins and historical backdrop for the writing of Star Spangled Banner (9:20); the irony of using a British melody for the United States national anthem, and the “lost stanzas” of the original poem (23:12); the song’s complicated history, including specific criticisms (35:00); and the evolution of the song in...
2018-02-0657 minDeviate with Rolf Potts
Deviate with Rolf PottsNational anthem reconsidered“The magic of history is that the simple, received wisdom we have turns out to be just one part of the story, and we discover a lot about ourselves when we go deeper into it.” – Mark Clague In this episode of Deviate, Rolf deep-dives into the Star Spangled Banner, covering topics including the origins and historical backdrop for the writing of Star Spangled Banner (9:20); the irony of using a British melody for the United States national anthem, and the “lost stanzas” of the original poem (23:12); the song’s complicated history, including specific criticisms (35:00); and the evolution of the song in...
2018-02-0657 min