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James and Ashley Stay at HomeAn early Christmas present - what we've read in 2025It's that time of year again! (Well, almost … it's actually a bit early.) Collected here is a varied selection of 2025's 'What Are You Reading' book recommendations, nice and early so you can get your Christmas shopping started sooner rather than later! Books and authors discussed in this episode: From ep. 110 Translations by Jumaana Abdu (Michelle See-Tho) The Profound Benefits of a Stint in Prison by Andrew Hamilton (Ashley) The Third Realm by Karl Ove Knausgård (James) From ep. 111 Everyone and Everything by Nadine Cohen (Ashley) My Dream Time by Ash Bar...
2025-11-111h 12
Live Beyond DefaultEp.87 - Freedom in the Stillness w/ James ChengHome Run Episode as James Cheng & Dave discuss childhood influencers, WestPoint Training, guilt vs. shame, leadership responsibility, Covid Wedding, self reflection & responsibility, all while having fun in the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago.
2025-07-051h 00James and Ashley Stay at HomeWriting towards your greatest fear with Melanie Cheng, author of 'The Burrow'Award-winning author Melanie Cheng joins James and Ashley to discuss her writing practice, her pet rabbit, and The Burrow, her 'most personal book' and its many parallels to her own life. She also shares her experience of writing toward her greatest fear, coming to terms with her cyclical writing process, and how teaching narrative to medical students can help increase communication between doctors and patients. Melanie Cheng is a writer and general practitioner. She was born in Adelaide, grew up in Hong Kong and now lives in Melbourne. Her debut collection of short stories, Australia...
2025-06-1144 min
The RegenNarrationThe Jefferson Street Sound: Preserving Nashville's Soul with Lorenzo WashingtonNashville's musical legacy extends far beyond the mainstream country narrative. Tucked away in North Nashville, the Jefferson Street Sound Museum stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of jazz, soul, and rhythm and blues that thrived from the 1940s to the 70s. Founded and curated by Lorenzo Washington, this museum isn't just a collection of artifacts – it's a living, breathing continuation of the African American music and community that shaped generations.We’re talking about artists like Jimi Hendrix, Etta James, James Brown, Little Richard, Peggy Gaines, Jimmy Church, Jackie Shane, Ike and Tina Turner and...
2025-05-201h 06
Full of Words110. How Words & Mindset Shape Our Approach to Wellness with Tess ChengIn this episode of Full of Words, Sue leads the conversation solo as CJ is tied up in another meeting. She is joined by Tess Cheng, a health and wellness coach who specializes in helping busy professionals build sustainable, healthy habits that fit into their demanding lives.Tess shares valuable insights on navigating the overwhelming amount of health information available today, the impact of exercise on long-term wellness, and how simple habit tracking can reveal patterns that may be sabotaging your health. She discuss the pitfalls of restrictive diets, the role of mindset in making healthier choices...
2025-03-2727 min
Love Local ChicagolandService, Faith & Leadership: The Inspiring Path of James ChengIn this enlightening episode of the Love Local Chicagoland podcast, Jason Stallard sits down with James Cheng, a distinguished leader from Schaumburg with a background spanning military service, international work, and missionary efforts. The conversation dives into James's formative years in the northwest suburbs, his educational experiences at West Point, his service in the US Army, and his eventual journey back to Illinois after having lived and worked abroad. This episode offers a compelling look at how one man's life experience can inform and shape his approach to leadership and community engagement.James Cheng's...
2025-03-071h 10James and Ashley Stay at HomeBack to the 90s with Michelle See-Tho, author of 'Jade and Emerald''I always knew I wanted to write a novel, but I didn't have any ideas that I thought could extend to a novel-length work.' In episode 110, Michelle See-Tho shares her journey from aspiring writer to winner of the 2023 Penguin Literary Prize for her debut novel, Jade and Emerald. Though she started out writing short stories and video game reviews, she discusses how drawing on inspiration from her own life, including her passion for video games, helped her shape the world of her novel. Michelle See-Tho is a freelance writer and copywriter. She has had...
2025-01-1441 min
The RegenNarration221. Restoring Dairy Farming with Family, Food & Festival: At Churchtown Dairy, with Judith Schwartz, Eric Vinson & Steffen SchneiderThe extraordinary Churchtown Dairy in New York is restoring dairy farming in a context where such farms are still closing around them. They are doing it with nature, family, food and festival at its heart. With organic and biodynamic methods, they are keeping cattle together in their families to amazing benefit, cultivating myriad farm products including medicinal plants, restoring a diverse landscape, designing beautiful buildings including a store onsite, and hosting an extensive set of gatherings at their spectacular barn venue. That’s where we’d attended an event the night before, with guest-of-honour and friend, the globally renowned auth...
2024-09-1028 min
Private Equity Value Creation PodcastEp.41: Sunaina Sinha, Raymond James | How to Improve ROI with Capital Formation StrategiesShiv interviews Sunaina Sinha, Global Head, Private Capital Advisory at Raymond James. Shiv and Sunaina discuss how PE sponsors can look at overall capital formation for their funds and portcos in order to generate the highest ROI. Learn about what alternative liquidity options are available to LPs and GPs and when it makes sense to consider a continuation vehicle, as well as what to do when investors want liquidity but a continuation vehicle isn’t an option. The information contained in this podcast is not intended to constitute, and should not be construed as, investment advice.
2024-08-2743 min
The RegenNarration210. Spirit Farm: Listening to Navajo Diné land with James & Joyce SkeetThe Navajo Diné Nation is the biggest First Nation in the US, crossing Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. There we connected with Diné elder James Skeet, and his brilliant wife Joyce - descendant of award-winning Mennonite farmers in Pennsylvania. Together, they founded Spirit Farm, and the educational non-profit Covenant Pathways.Spirit Farm is a demonstration and experiential farm focused on healing the high desert southwestern soil, and the communities living there. They do this by weaving insights from modern holistic management and regenerative agriculture, with the ancient wisdom of dryland farming and Native American cosmology. And they’ve c...
2024-06-171h 17
Ordinary Teachers and StudentsEpisode 19 - Building and Breaking Habits (1-2-3-4 Teachers)In this episode, I talk about the building and breaking habits.In the episode, you hear me talk about 1 concept, 2 things you need to know about this concept, 3 practical implementation ideas (James Clear's 4 steps; habit stacking and temptation bundling) and 4 takeaways. The books / articles that I mentioned include (I am not being paid to endorse these):https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habitshttps://www.katymilkman.com/book/https://gretchenrubin.com/articles/my-new-book-about-habit-formation-as-distilled-in-21-sentences/If you're interested in becoming a guest on this podcast, feel free to contact me a...
2024-05-2910 min
BookSmittenConference Takeaways from SCBWI Marvelous MidwestMentioned in this episode:SCBWI Marvelous Midwest 2024Gary D. SchmidtSherri L. SmithJames Solheim Interviewees:Aaron Fox (MO)Debbie Gonzales (MI)Kat Higgs-Coulthard (MI)Leslie Helakowski (MI)Danielle Defoe (MI)Kathy Halsey (OH)Amy Flynn (OH)Sheila Willobee (MI)Kathy Groth (WI) - Sunken Shipwrecks of Lake Michigan, Ocean Party (Illustrated by Becca Hart)Joyce Uglow (WI) - Stuck: The Story of the La Brea Tar Pits (Illustrated by Valerya Milovanova )Our Books for Children and Young Adults:
2024-05-1514 min
Wisdom to KnowUsing psychology to explain why it's harder to changeJames discusses and uses a psychological bias and idea to explain why it's harder to change and learn new things as you age.
2024-03-3000 minWisdom to KnowHow to apply "die" to self from the BibleWhat does the Bible mean when it says that we should die to ourselves daily? James gives his opinion how to give a practical sense, and not the literal idea of dying.
2024-03-3000 minWisdom to KnowApplying psychology to connecting with people in real lifeJames uses general psychological ideas as principles to explain the process to form relationships and have genuine authentic connections.
2024-03-3001 minWisdom to KnowDifference in becoming a Christian vs maturingWhat does becoming a Christian mean for people's past self? Is it something that immediately goes away? James discusses the process after believing in Christ.
2024-03-3000 minWisdom to KnowThe struggles of Pastor's kids and Missionary kidsWhat struggles do Pastor kids and Missionary kids face when growing up in the church?
2024-03-3000 minWisdom to KnowThe dangers of growing up in churchAlthough not raised Christian himself, James discusses a danger in children who grow up in church, especially pastor and missionary children, if they are not taught how to be real and authentic.
2024-03-3001 minWisdom to KnowThe Importance of Daily tending your heartJames discusses the false self vs the real self, and why it's important to "tend" your heart; he uses the Bible parable of the 4 Soils and relates it to heart issues. Just like gardening, every day one needs to remove weeds that grow, and keep the soil soft so seed can rest, die, and sprout. The heart is the similar that requires gardening.
2024-03-3002 min
Geek To Me Radio401 - The Cast of Netflix’s ‘Warrior’In this episode, we talk to TEN different members of the cast of ‘Warrior’, which is a martial arts crime drama based on an original concept and treatment by Bruce Lee. Warrior is currently on Netflix.
https://www.netflix.com/title/80177331
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5743796/
0:00 SEG 1 Kieran Bew, Hoon Lee, and Tom Weston-Jones
12:56 SEG 2 Andrew Koji, Chen Tang, and Jason Tobin
29:04 SEG 3 Olivia Cheng and Perry Yung
40:27 SEG 4 Dianne Doan and Langley Kirkwood
2024-03-1055 minWisdom to KnowW2K: The Key Business Ingredient For Culture Formation and Effective TeamsJames gave a presentation to the local Schaumburg Business Association event, Coffee and Contacts, and spoke on the key business ingredient in culture and effective teams. Not only does he discuss Leadership, but developing a growth mindset, self awareness, EQ, and soft skills.
2024-03-0750 minWisdom to KnowHow to affect culture but not control peopleIn this short video clip, James talks how to best affect culture. By being an example, and being confident in your actions. You may not be the boss, but you still influence your peers, colleagues, and managers.
He also speaks on the reality that nobody can force anyone do to anything. But people can influence and inspire, which is the definition of leadership.
2024-03-0600 minWisdom to KnowSoftskills and EQ in leadershipJames talks how EQ is just as important as IQ in leadership, and the five elements of EQ from the classic 1998 article Harvard Business Review to the hottest skill in 2024 by Linked in.
2024-03-0601 min
Excited Utterance150 James MacleodEvidence Law's Blind Spots. Jamie Macleod from Brooklyn Law School argues, among other things, that evidence law needs to worry as much about what juries do in the absence of certain evidence as in the presence of it. He discusses new empirical work showing some troubling racial disparities when mock jurors are presented with so-called sanitized evidence, such as when the fact of prior convictions is revealed without specific details.
2024-03-0400 minExcited Utterance150 James MacleodEvidence Law's Blind Spots. Jamie Macleod from Brooklyn Law School argues, among other things, that evidence law needs to worry as much about what juries do in the absence of certain evidence as in the presence of it. He discusses new empirical work showing some troubling racial disparities when mock jurors are presented with so-called sanitized evidence, such as when the fact of prior convictions is revealed without specific details.
2024-03-0400 minWisdom to KnowWhat is love and how do you know if you have itJames describes Love from the 1 Corinthians 13 in the Bible through the lens of psychology.
2024-02-0901 minWisdom to KnowWhat it means to be masculineHow have you been invalidated as a man? James talks about what men want.
2024-02-0903 minWisdom to KnowConnecting with people through shameFamous Ted Talk by Brene Brown that discusses authentic connection through revealing shame. James discusses why it's so difficult to connect that way, especially men.
2024-02-0901 minWisdom to KnowGreek words for Love: Agape and PhileoThere are different words for love in the Bible, and what is the differences between them? At the end of the book of John, why does Peter and Jesus use both to describe love?
2024-02-0901 minWisdom to KnowHow do you know your true self?How do we differentiate between the false self and the true self, and how can we operate out of a true, authentic self?
2024-02-0902 minWisdom to KnowWhat is the false self?What is the false self? We all have an image that we want everyone to perceive; however, you cannot genuinely connect with people with a false self.
2024-02-0901 minWisdom to KnowW2K Sermon: James' life in Christ (中文翻译）2024 James was invited to a Chinese Church to share his testimony, and his growth in the Christian life.
English with Chinese translation
2024-01-171h 30Excited Utterance145 James Steiner-DillonExpert Malpractice. James Steiner-Dillon from the University of Akron discusses what happens when clients sue their expert witnesses for malpractice, and why traditional rules of witness immunity should not apply.
2023-12-0400 minExcited Utterance145 James Steiner-DillonExpert Malpractice. James Steiner-Dillon from the University of Akron discusses what happens when clients sue their expert witnesses for malpractice, and why traditional rules of witness immunity should not apply.
2023-12-0400 minWisdom to KnowW2K: Steve Garrett of Garrett Consulting- Career change from technical to HR and business ownerSteve Garrett is the founder and sole owner of Garrett Consulting, a consulting group that offers personalized leadership development coaching, consulting & training in Chicago & nationwide. He joins James to talk career change, being a solopreneur/entreprenur, and his personal life of faith.
Those that was to reach out to Steve can contact him at:
steve.garrett@garrettconsulting
or check him out at
http://www.garrettconsulting.us
2023-11-281h 10Wisdom to KnowHow are you experiencing God and spiritual maturitySomeone asked James how he is experiencing God. James answers by describing the maturing process of the Christian life, and the road is not easy. But if the assumption is God is good and he is in control, then what is He doing in a person's life when they don't "feel" Him anymore.
2023-11-1404 minWisdom to KnowThe mindset of most people and spiritual mattersWhat is the mindset of most people? Many are humanists and Gnostics, but do these things go with spiritual matters and the Bible?
2023-11-1400 minWisdom to KnowWhat God desires and where parents failWhat does God desire? No matter how good a person's parent were/are, they will ultimately fail in an area. Where does God come in when parents cannot.
2023-11-1400 minWisdom to KnowWhere the spiritual battle beginsWhere does the spiritual battle begin in a person? James discusses why thinking and speaking things are important in directing a persons path.
2023-11-1400 minWisdom to KnowWhat is considered a Whole Person? How parents affect development.What is a person made of? James discusses the whole person is made of several parts: physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. He also talks on how his parents and parents in general affect development in children.
2023-11-1401 minWisdom to KnowAre we sinners saved by Grace?A common saying in Christian circles is to say, "We are sinners saved by Grace." Is this saying correct, and should Christians be saying it? James gives his thoughts.
2023-11-1402 min
2023-10-2708 min2023-10-2708 min2023-10-2708 min2023-10-2712 min2023-10-2712 min2023-10-2711 min2023-10-2711 min2023-10-2710 min2023-10-2710 min2023-10-2708 min2023-10-2708 min2023-10-2711 min2023-10-2711 minWisdom to KnowShould Christians turn the other cheek?James discusses the old passage from the Bible about turning the other cheek? But there is a difference between doing saw out of requirement vs doing so because you freely desire to forgive and not seek retribution.
2023-10-1202 minWisdom to KnowWisdom2Know: The theme consistent in the BibleJames shares his thoughts on a consistent theme in the Bible, which includes identity, and the devil's tactics that hasn't changed.
2023-10-1203 minWisdom to KnowWisdom2Know: Biblical Backing for EmotionsWhere does the bible say that emotions are a result of something in the heart? James explores some verses that support the idea of emotions are meant to stem from something going on in the heart; and also talks how psychology backs up this idea as well.
2023-10-0612 minWisdom to KnowWisdom2Know: The Great Resignation and Leading the next GenerationsHere I discuss my quick thoughts on why there was a Great Resignation, the principles and psychology of self awareness, and how that carries over to how to lead a new generation of working class.
2023-09-2718 min
The RegenNarration176. The Water has Passed but the Earth has Shifted: Natalie Davey on listening to CountryWelcome to a very special episode, months in the making. Natalie Davey was last on the podcast nearly 2 years ago. It’s still the sixth most popular episode. Natalie is a community leader from Fitzroy Crossing, with Bunuba-Walmajarri, English and Scottish heritage. She’s a Traditional Custodian of the magnificent Martuwarra Fitzroy River. She’s also a broadcaster with the local Wangki radio, an artist, educator, and former ranger. She was the first Indigenous Chair, too, of highly respected not-for-profit Environs Kimberley – until her life was turned upside down by the worst flood event in West Australian recorded history at the s...
2023-09-271h 24
Breaking Form: a Poetry and Culture PodcastNational Book Award PredictionsThe gays gaze into their crystal balls and predict the National Book Awards.Support Breaking Form!Review the show on Apple Podcasts here. Buy our books:Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series. Publisher's Weekly calls the book "visceral, tender, and compassionate."James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books. Writing in Lit Hub, Rebecca Morgan Frank says the poems have "a gift for telling stories . . . in acts of queer survival." Please consider buying your books from Bluestockings Cooperative, a feminist and queer indie bo...
2023-08-1427 min
Xceptional Leaders with Mai Ling Chan & James BergesCultural Diversity in the Speech-Language Pathology Space with Dr. Li-Rong ChengIn the introduction to this episode's interview, Mai Ling shares an exciting announcement about an upcoming project that she'll be working on. Then we jump into a conversation between Mai Ling and Dr. Li-Rong "Lilly" Cheng, who is the Director of the Chinese Cultural Center at San Diego State University. Dr. Cheng was the founder of the Asian Pacific Islander Caucus of ASHA and she talks about her early days as a diversity advocate and the unique perspectives of Asian culture on discussing diversity, inclusion, and sensitive matters. They also discuss the progress that has been made on these...
2023-05-2241 minExcited Utterance136 James StonePast-Acts Evidence in Excessive Force Litigation. James Stone from Stanford University discusses some proposed reforms to the way that courts handle past-acts evidence, both with respect to plaintiffs and police-defendants, in excessive police force cases.
2023-04-1000 minExcited Utterance136 James StonePast-Acts Evidence in Excessive Force Litigation. James Stone from Stanford University discusses some proposed reforms to the way that courts handle past-acts evidence, both with respect to plaintiffs and police-defendants, in excessive police force cases.
2023-04-1000 min
The RegenNarration153. Changing the Story, with student Neeve Blackham-Jennings, Mandy Bamford & Nicki MitchellNeeve Blackham-Jennings is a school student who wrote and illustrated what ‘accidentally’ became an award-winning book when she was fifteen. It’s a story that hoped to change a story – the story of Australia’s most endangered reptile, the Western Swamp Tortoise. But that’s not the half of it.Last September’s Quantum Words Festival in Perth opened with Schools Day. I was fortunate to host Bruce Pascoe later in the day, which you may have heard on episode 140. But opening the festival was this session, featuring Neeve alongside a couple of brilliant women whose chance encounters wit...
2023-02-2740 min
The RegenNarration149. Summer Flashbacks (episodes that people still talk about): Frances Pollock on Regenerating Land & Food SystemsOur last summer flashback ‘episode that people still talk to me about’ is episode 9, with Frances Pollock (nee Jones). Frances and David Pollock became nationally famous about a decade ago now, for ‘destocking’ the 375,000-acre Wooleen Station in the Murchison region of Western Australia. That was step one in what has become an extraordinary story of regeneration, increasingly reverberating far beyond Wooleen. David’s since been on the podcast a few times, and Frances continues to be recognised and awarded for her work in the region. I also look back on this episode as a huge turning point for...
2023-01-3027 min
Sundays at St James Muswell HillMeet the Team: EnochChris Green chats with Enoch Cheng, our new Operations Manager, to give the St James family a chance to get to know him!
2022-11-0220 min
The RegenNarration126. Seeding & Protecting the Cultures We Need, with Serenity Hill & Kirsten LarsenThis is a profound personal and collective story right at the heart of systemic and cultural change. Serenity Hill and Kirsten Larsen are regenerative farmers and co-founders of the Open Food Network. You might remember my conversation with Kirsten online two years ago, as Covid took hold, and Open Food Network took off. At that stage, they’d experienced a tenfold increase in both people signing up to the platform and in turnover, while spanning over a dozen countries. A lot has happened since, too, with the Network, with the trailblazing land ownership and succession model we tou...
2022-07-041h 07
The Surpassing ValueEpisode 18 - On Embryonic AdoptionAdoption is one of the most beautiful pictures we see in Scripture. It is also a testimony of God's living grace when we see it portrayed on this side of immortality. We have seen this up close again and again.
But what exactly is embryonic adoption? It almost seems like a science fiction novel come to life.
Yet for Christians who profess belief that life begins at conception, embryos are just human beings at an earlier stage of development.
Listen and explore this topic as Dr. Cheng dives into not only his expertise...
2022-05-2543 min
The RegenNarration116. Restoration on Mt Romance: Louise O’Neill on holistic health, farming & changeLouise O’Neill is a British-born holistic health professional and farmer. She met husband Warren as a backpacker, and now with their two sons, they’ve embarked on a gutsy, vivid and transformative journey. The O’Neills were farmers in the wheatbelt of Western Australia, but reached a point where the tribulations and toxicity of that life were literally hitting them in the face. When a tractor breakdown prompted personal breakdown, they picked up and moved south, took courses in regenerative agriculture, and started to turn their new farm’s fortunes around. And out of all this, Louise b...
2022-04-2537 min
The 3D PodcastSucceeding as a New Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leader with James ChengThis week, for Episode 2/Season 2 of “The 3D Podcast” I sit down with the Global Head of Diversity Equity and Inclusion at Zimmer Biomet, James Cheng. During this interview James shares great insight into what to focus on as you start your new role as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion leader, as well as all the steps that you should be looking to take over the first 30, 60, and 90 days on the job. This is a great episode packed with a ton of gems, so get your notepads ready as we dive deep and “Discuss the Dimensions of Diversity”.
2022-03-2429 min
The RegenNarration112 Extra. On the Banks of the Martuwarra: Part 2 of my conversation with Natalie DaveyThis extra to episode 112 features the rest of my conversation with Traditional Custodian of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River, Natalie Davey. We pick up our conversation with a couple minutes more of Natalie’s description of the kinship systems of her Indigenous community. Then we delve into the brilliant story of how Nat and her old man ended up hosting a show on the local First Nations radio station – and some of the enormous benefits stemming from it. And we go on to what Natalie thinks is needed most right now, some of her fascinating family histories, and why...
2022-03-1835 min
The RegenNarration106. Therapeutic & Cultural Economies: Petrine McCrohan on a changing paradigm in the KimberleyPetrine McCrohan is the founder of Bridging the Landscapes – our inner and outer landscapes. This has emerged from spending the best part of the last 20 years in the Kimberley, engaged in empowering processes and skilled therapeutic interventions. She’s been doing much of this work as a group facilitator and direct mentor to Aboriginal communities and social enterprise developers. And in the process, she’s observed and assisted a transformation in how initiatives and enterprises are being designed. The focus is increasingly on healing inter-generational trauma. And the economies that this shift is successfully restoring and creating constitute a model...
2022-01-311h 04
The RegenNarration102 Part 2 Excerpt. The Original Circular Economy, with Bruno & MarionThis is an excerpt from episode 102 (part 2) featuring the last 20 minutes or so of my conversation with Nyul Nyul Traditional Custodian, Bruno Dann, and partner Marion, at Twin Lakes Cultural Park. These 20 minutes are a real highlight. We pick up the conversation with evidence of the original circular economy, when being shown a fig leaf that feels like sandpaper. We go on to talk about the best of the regenerative outcomes they’ve observed at Twin Lakes, the famed international companies they’ve turned down, and the turning point for them almost a decade ago. Then it’s the profou...
2021-12-0921 min
The RegenNarration102 Part 2. People Want the Story: Heading out to the Ceremonial Grounds, with Bruno & MarionWelcome to part 2 of episode 102 as we join Nyul Nyul Traditional Custodian Bruno Dann, and partner Marion, on a walk out to the old people’s camping, hunting and ceremonial grounds. To even write these words, I feel a wave rise within me. The conversations spring from the old trails we tread, connecting back in with some of the threads from part 1, and charting the journey of how Twin Lakes has emerged as such a compelling story. I’ve experimented a bit with this episode too. I’ve recorded Bruno and Marion as they were situated physically around...
2021-12-0655 min
The RegenNarration102. Twin Lakes Cultural Park: A return to Country, restoration & incredible bush products successBruno Dann is a Traditional Custodian of Nyul Nyul Country, and together with partner Marion, they’ve spent a little over 20 years creating the incredible success story that is Twin Lakes Cultural Park. Lying to the north of Broome on the Dampier Peninsula in far north Western Australia, Twin Lakes had been stripped of its First Peoples, and badly neglected. But Bruno still found a way to learn from the old people on this Country when he was a boy, and later returned as an older man.While facing the heartbreak of loss here, he set about re...
2021-11-2955 min
The UnNoticed EntrepreneurSoundbite: How to build 1 million subscribers by providing a customer centric video creation platform.Get Noticed! Send a text.Lumen5 co-founder Michael Cheng explains how the Vancouver based video creation app has grown to 1 million subscribers by producing the powerpoint of video, but also canny tips on using an end frame water mark to help their brand to go viral, but not before he spent many months producing videos for people in community groups online for free. Lots to take in here both for anyone looking for a video creation tool but also any business owner building a brand through evangelist marketing.If you want to know how to g...
2021-11-0901 min
The UnNoticed EntrepreneurHow to build 1 million subscribers by providing a customer centric video creation platform.Get Noticed! Send a text.Lumen5 co-founder Michael Cheng explains how the Vancouver based video creation app has grown to 1 million subscribers by producing the powerpoint of video, but also canny tips on using an end frame water mark to help their brand to go viral, but not before he spent many months producing videos for people in community groups online for free. Lots to take in here both for anyone looking for a video creation tool but also any business owner building a brand through evangelist marketing.Graphic design toolbox - VismeVisme is a...
2021-11-0920 min
The RegenNarration100 Extra. Crunch Time for this Great Regen Story: Heading out to where the donkeys do their workThe day after our extended conversation in the gorge, featured in the main episode, we headed out to where the donkeys do their work. As mentioned in that main episode, it’s crunch time in many ways for this great story of regeneration. And by extension, for all of us, as a shoot order hangs over the donkeys’ heads. So we head out to take a closer look for ourselves at how the Henggelers are managing these wild donkeys for regeneration.It’s a fascinating deep dive into how this works, with some moving exchanges on the sentie...
2021-11-0447 min
The Midnight Narwhal Podcast18. Discount Shark Week and the Pirate QueenJoin the boys as they sail the three seas. Learn about the Walmart of the Oceans, ships with flamethrowers, the best pirate you've never heard of, son-lovers, flower boats, and female empowerment. Mostly you'll learn about Madame Cheng, the Pirate Queen. (she's awesome)
2021-10-0558 min
Minority KornerMKREWIND: Chinese Exclusion Act, Model Minority Myth, and Bad Ass Lady Pirate Cheng I Sao (EP294)With the recent violent attacks towards the AAPI Community most notably the tragedy in Atlanta where 8 were killed fueled by racism, and sexism, there seems to be a disconnect for some that this was in fact a hate crime- and that’s because folks don’t know their history. So in preparation for the next two weeks of guests and conversations we thought it'd be good to go back into the archives to resurface two past Korners from over 200 episodes ago! First up James continues he discussion on immigration this time focusing on the history of overseas from Asia, expl...
2021-03-2343 min
Coffee and a Case NotePan v Cheng [2021] NSWSC 30“Whoever’s sending those mean letters must stop!”
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Someone sent >20 anonymous letters about the Ps to many recipients: [34] - [74]
The writer (or writers) made allegations including that the Ps (or some of them) - who ran an aged care facility - breached their duties, overlooked medical misconduct, engaged in extra-marital affairs and nepotism, stole funds, claimed expertise they did not have, and were evil and ungrateful.
The Court found each letter was defamatory: [69]
D denied writing and sending the letters.
D was a former director of nursing at the...
2021-03-0104 min