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Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS5 EP03: Custodians of Country: The Seven Rs of Sustainability in Aboriginal Early Childhood EducationIn this enlightening episode of Educator Yarns, host Jess Staines is joined by Bec Burch, founder of Bush Kindy Australia, to explore the powerful intersection between Aboriginal perspectives and sustainability practices in early childhood education. Together, they unpack the seven Rs of sustainability—rethink, refuse, reduce, reuse, repair, regift, and recycle—and how these principles can guide educators in teaching children to become mindful custodians of Country. This conversation delves deep into practical strategies for moving away from wasteful classroom practices towards more meaningful, culturally respectful approaches that honour Aboriginal connections to land. Bec...2025-04-2033 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS05 EP01: More Than Just Sticks and Stones: Deepening Aboriginal Perspectives in Nature PlayIn Season 5 of Educator Yarns, host Jess Staines, Director of Koori Curriculum, is joined by Bec Burch, founder of Bush Kindy Australia. Together, they explore the fascinating intersection between Aboriginal perspectives, nature play, and sustainability in early childhood education. This thoughtful conversation delves into common misconceptions held by educators, highlighting that while these three areas overlap, they remain distinct educational focuses requiring intentional integration. Bec shares her wealth of experience in establishing nature-based learning programs across Australia, whilst Jess offers invaluable insights into meaningful Aboriginal cultural integration beyond superficial activities. This episode sets...2025-04-0631 min
Women Transforming Energy & ResourcesLeigh Staines, Industry Advisor, Research Commercialisation, University of Queensland, Sustainable Minerals Institute and Carrie Grimes, DeloitteIn the latest episode, Leigh Staines discusses her 25-year career in the resources sector and her role as Industry Advisor at UQ's Sustainable Minerals Institute. Passionate about the energy transition, Leigh highlights the importance of early and frequent engagement between academia and industry to boost commercialisation of research. Hosted by Deloitte's Carrie Grimes, the episode delves into strategies for aligning academic discovery with industry productivity, ensuring impactful collaboration for a sustainable future. Leigh also recommended two recent books she has read - Poor Charlie's Almanack, speeches by Charlie Munger and Alchemy by Rory Sutherland. Learn mo...2025-03-0325 min
Day By Day: True Crime StoriesJanuary 22 - The Murders of Graham Staines and His SonsThis episode recounts the tragic story of Graham Staines, an Australian missionary who was murdered in India along with his two sons in 1999. The podcast explores the background of Staines' life and work, the brutal attack that claimed their lives, the subsequent investigation, and the enduring legacy of compassion and forgiveness left by his family, particularly his wife, Gladys Staines.#GrahamStaines, #truecrime, #India, #missionarywork, #podcastAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy2025-01-2210 min
Insights with Ideal NutritionE18 - Samantha Staines: How to Fuel for Half and Full MarathonsHannah Mills interviews Sports Dietitian, Samantha Staines about the intricacies of running nutrition, focusing on the specific needs of half and full marathon runners. They discuss daily energy requirements, the importance of carbohydrates, hydration strategies, and the consequences of low energy availability. Sammy highlights the need for proper fueling and hydration before, during, and after training sessions, as well as the importance of planning nutrition well in advance of race day. The conversation also touches on balancing body composition with adequate fueling and the role of electrolytes in performance. (0:00) - Introduction to Sammy (1:48...2024-12-0553 min
The Stronger Stride Podcast166. Performance Nutrition with Sammy Staines APD Performance Nutrition with Sammy Staines APDSammy is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian who specialising in performance for recreational and high performance athletes. Sammy has a particular interest in runners and triathletes as well as being a keen runner herself. This ep is jam-packed FULL of useful nutritional tips and information, it's your one stop as a runner who wants to improve their running experience through food. Food is such a valuable tool and Sammy makes it simple and fun. We know you're going to get alot out of this.We cover; ...2024-10-121h 37
Creative Magic12: Rima Staines - The Deeper You Go The Wider The World Opens To YouRima Staines is an artist whose work straddles myth, magical realism and the folk arts. Her visual world is an umber and madder-infused chapel of misfits and magicians, story-rich and alchemical. Her paintings, which feel both ancient and familiar at once, have been exhibited and published internationally. In 2018 she was a finalist in the 'Best Artist' category of the World Fantasy awards.Rima has a long-held fascination with the idea of the liminal - that which lies at the edge of culture and society as well as the literal boundaries between one place and another, both metaphorical a...2024-06-111h 12
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP11: Community, Culture, and Classroom: Building Connections That EducateIn this compelling final episode of season four of "Educator Yarns," co-hosts Jessica Staines and Belinda Huntriss, renowned for their work with Indigenous perspectives, thoroughly explore the implementation and significance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in early childhood education. The episode explores Outcome Five of the EYLF, storytelling as a tool for education and cultural continuity, the importance of authentic resource selection, and the need for genuine community engagement. Jessica and Belinda discuss practical approaches to incorporate these rich cultural histories and perspectives into everyday educational frameworks, ensuring they are not confined to...2024-05-2144 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP10: Indigenous Insights into Education and Outcome Four of the EYLFWelcome to another enriching episode of Educator Yarns, where Jessica Staines and Belinda Huntriss dive deep into Outcome 4 of the Early Years Learning Framework, focusing on "Children are confident and involved learners." This episode offers an in-depth exploration of how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives can be seamlessly integrated into Outcome Four of the EYLF, enhancing the learning environments for young minds. In this episode, Jessica and Belinda unpack various aspects of the framework, emphasizing practices and philosophies that celebrate and incorporate Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing. They explore the relationship between a culturally...2024-05-1446 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP09: Enhancing Well-being: Integrating EYLF Outcome 3 with Indigenous InsightsWelcome to a pivotal episode of Educator Yarns, where hosts Jessica Staines and Belinda Huntriss delve into the integral aspects of Outcome Three from the Early Learning Framework, focusing on fostering children's sense of well-being with a nuanced incorporation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives. This episode not only unpacks these educational prerequisites but also offers a profound discussion on creating culturally safe environments within early learning settings. Jessica and Belinda explore powerful themes such as maintaining high expectations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and the multifaceted nature of cultural safety through direct experiences...2024-05-0733 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP08: EYLF Outcome Two and Handling Racism: Backlash in Teaching Aboriginal HistoryWelcome to episode eight of Educator Yarns, co-hosts Jessica Staines and Belinda Huntriss explore the challenging but critical aspects of social justice in education and the significant backlash faced by educators when addressing Aboriginal histories and contemporary issues in educational settings. This episode is not just a reflection on challenges but a robust guide on navigating these waters with grace, backed by curriculum, and armed with resources that uphold integrity, respect, and truth. Jessica and Belinda share their personal experiences and professional strategies in response to organized attacks against educational content that includes Aboriginal perspectives, emphasizing the...2024-04-3048 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP06: Integrating Indigenous Perspectives in Early Learning Through the New EYLFIn this captivating episode of Educator Yarns, host Jessica Staines, alongside co-host Belinda Huntress from Freshwater Education, embark on an insightful exploration of integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into the new EYLF. Dive into this enlightening episode to discover how you can bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives to life in your early learning environment. Embrace the journey towards a more inclusive, respectful, and culturally rich curriculum, and stay tuned for more episodes that will guide you every step of the way. Key Takeaways: · Introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islande...2024-04-1654 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP05: Foundations for the Future: Curriculum Planning and ReconciliationIn this deeply engaging episode of Educator Yarns, Jessica Staines and co-host Belinda Huntriss explore the intricacies of curriculum planning within the framework of Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs). As both delve into the significance of incorporating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures across all educational levels, listeners are treated to a wealth of knowledge, experience, and practical advice. This episode, centred on curriculum planning and its role in the reconciliation journey, promises to shed light on making meaningful and impactful changes in educational environments. Key Takeaways: · The Essential Role of Curr...2024-04-0932 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP04: Cultural Confidence in the Classroom: Strategies for SuccessIn episode four of Educator Yarns, Jessica Staines from Koori Curriculum and Belinda Huntriss from Freshwater Education delve into the crucial topic of embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in educational settings. With a focus on the practical application of Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) actions and the enrichment of early learning environments, Jessica and Belinda offer a treasure trove of insights, wisdom, and actionable advice. This episode is not just a conversation; it's a call to action for educators at all levels seeking to foster a culture of respect, inclusion, and reconciliation within their practices. 2024-04-0245 min
Teacher TakeawaySeason 4 | Episode 9 | Jessica StainesIn Season 4 | Episode 9 | We will be unpacking and discussing: How can we ensure that we authentically embed Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander perspectives & culture into our classrooms?
In this episode, we are joined by Jessica Staines. If you would like more information about Jessica and the work she does, please visit: https://kooricurriculum.com/pages/about-jessica-staines
View the show notes here: https://teachertakeawaypodcast.weebly.com/shownotes
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Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP03: RAP Actions and Visible Respect in Early EducationWelcome to Episode 3 of "Educator Yarns," where hosts Jessica Staines and Belinda share their expertise on bolstering Early Education environments through Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) initiatives. In this episode we delve into practical ways educators can visibly demonstrate respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, care for country, and support Indigenous businesses. Here's a glimpse of the enriching content this episode covers: · Acknowledgment and Respect: A reminder of the significance of acknowledging Country, not just in words, but through action, fostering an environment of respect and awareness. · Caring for Country: Insight into creating green...2024-03-2645 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP02: Planning for success with your RAPWelcome to another enriching episode of "Educator Yarns," where we delve into the essence of integrating Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) actions into early learning settings. Hosted by Jessica Staines, and joined by esteemed co-host Belinda Huntriss, an advocate for Aboriginal education, we embark on a journey to uncover practical strategies, shared experiences, and insightful discussions aimed at empowering educators to foster inclusive and culturally responsive environments. Here's what we cover on this episode: · Facing RAP Challenges Head-On: Discover how to tackle common challenges such as making community connections and delving into current affairs with co...2024-03-1948 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS4 EP01: Navigating Reconciliation and Aboriginal Perspectives in Early EducationDive into a Educator Yarns Season 4 Episode One with Jessica Staines, the visionary behind Koori Curriculum, and her deadly co-host Belinda Huntriss, a trailblazer in Aboriginal education. This episode marks the beginning of an innovative season for "Educator Yarns," setting the stage for a series of compelling discussions on integrating Aboriginal perspectives in early learning environments. Discover the dynamic synergy between Jessica and Belinda as they unite to answer pressing community questions and share expert insights on incorporating Aboriginal pedagogy. In this episode join Jess and Belinda as they yarn about: • The importance of empowering...2024-03-1244 min
Insights Xchange: Conversations Shaping Academic ResearchShaping the Future: Technology, Diversity, and Open Access in Scholarly Publishing with Heather StainesIn this episode, Nikesh Gosalia engages in conversation with Heather Staines, Director of Community Engagement and Senior Consultant at Delta Think and a veteran in scholarly communications and academic publishing. They discuss the evolving role of technology in academics, the importance of diversity in academic content, and the challenges and opportunities in the open access space. Heather emphasises the need for supporting nonprofit initiatives and open infrastructure projects, ensuring their continued existence amidst changing funding landscapes. Additionally, the conversation reflects on the challenges faced by underrepresented voices, and explores various open access business models that contribute to a more...2023-12-111h 14
The Good Enough Mother98. Birth, Trauma, and Maternity Reform: Alecia Staines on Her Decade of Advocacy*Please note that this podcast discusses obstetric violence, rape, and trauma.
** If you would like to lodge a submission to the Birth Trauma Inquiry via The Maternity Consumer Network, head here: https://form.jotform.com/231841360678864
To lodge directly, head here: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/committees/inquiries/Pages/lodge-a-submission.aspx?pk=2965
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Alecia Staines is a passionate advocate for improving the maternity care system and has been working in this space of political advocacy for a decade. She is also a classroom teacher, childbirth educator, yoga teacher, founder of Maternal Consumer Network, and mother of 5.
In this conversation Alecia provides...2023-08-0353 min
My Invisible DiseaseLiving with Gastroparesis- A Healing Journey with River StainesUnlocking Emotional Healing with River Staines: A Chronic Illness JourneyRiver Staines was just 22 and facing an incurable chronic illness. With numerous healing modalities and a newfound gift for energy work, she was determined to not accept her fate. Against all odds, her remarkable strength and resilience allowed her to heal herself and find her true calling. What was this unexpected twist in River's story that gave her a newfound sense of purpose?After years of misdiagnoses, invasive tests, and relentless searching for answers, our protagonist has found a way to heal...2023-05-1635 min
L'invité de la RédactionL’histoire vraie de Graham Staines, missionnaire australienHubert de Torcy, président et fondateur de Saje distribution. Le Prix de la Vérité – l’histoire vraie de Graham Staines réalisé par Aneesh Daniel (sortie en salle le 10 mai)
A la fin des années 1990, dans l’État d’Orissa, Manav, un journaliste indien, est chargé d’enquêter sur Graham Staines, un missionnaire australien soupçonné d’acheter la conversion des pauvres au christianisme. Manav accepte avec la promesse d’obtenir un poste important en retour. Mais il découvre une série de révélations qui vont ébranler ses préjugés. Il se retrouve face à un choix c...2023-05-0919 min
Charitable GeorgiaCharitable Georgia Trivia Night: Khristie Staines with Footprints On The HeartKhristie Staines is a native of Bartow County (Georgia), a graduate of Cass High School as well as Shorter University. She has been married to her husband Michael for 15 years and is the mother to Trevor, stepmother to Allison, and grandmother to Maddox and Natalie (in Heaven). She is the co-founder of Footprints on the […]
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Charitable GeorgiaKhristie Staines with Footprints on the Heart, Sierra Kedzierski with The MP Group and Scott DUCK Williams with ShottenkirkKhristie Staines is a native of Bartow County (Georgia), a graduate of Cass High School as well as Shorter University. She has been married to her husband Michael for 15 years and is the mother to Trevor, stepmother to Allison, and grandmother to Maddox and Natalie (in Heaven). She is the co-founder of Footprints on […]
The post Khristie Staines with Footprints on the Heart, Sierra Kedzierski with The MP Group and Scott DUCK Williams with Shottenkirk appeared first on Business RadioX ®.2023-01-1600 minCherokee Business RadioKhristie Staines with Footprints on the Heart, Sierra Kedzierski with The MP Group and Scott DUCK Williams with ShottenkirkKhristie Staines is a native of Bartow County (Georgia), a graduate of Cass High School as well as Shorter University. She has been married to her husband Michael for 15 years and is the mother to Trevor, stepmother to Allison, and grandmother to Maddox and Natalie (in Heaven). She is the co-founder of Footprints on […]
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The Big Hearted PodcastAuthentically Embedding Indigenous Perspectives In FDC | Feat. Jess StainesIn this episode of The Big Hearted Podcast, Victoria talks with Jessica Staines from Koori Curriculum. They discuss some of the barriers that FDC face when embedding Aboriginal perspectives in Family Day Care services in an authentic way. They talk about where educators can find resources that are budget-friendly, and how they can make connections in the Community.
Jessica Staines is a Wiradjuri Woman and early childhood teacher. Jessica has worked in early childhood for over fifteen years for a range of service providers in both urban and regional communities. Whilst working in early childhood Jess...2022-12-1350 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP16: Goal setting with Jessica Staines (Mini)In this episode of Educator Yarns Jess shares her tips for setting and achieving goals. Jess always maintained a consistent view since starting the Koori Curriculum, which is that most educators want to include an Aboriginal perspective in their program and develop culturally safe environments for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities but don’t know what to do and how to do it. They are fearful of doing the wrong thing, offending someone or being stereotypical and tokenistic. Jess outlines a common sense approach to these issues to help get Ed...2022-12-0216 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP16: Goal setting with Jessica Staines (Mini)In this episode of Educator Yarns Jess shares her tips for setting and achieving goals. Jess always maintained a consistent view since starting the Koori Curriculum, which is that most educators want to include an Aboriginal perspective in their program and develop culturally safe environments for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities but don’t know what to do and how to do it. They are fearful of doing the wrong thing, offending someone or being stereotypical and tokenistic. Jess outlines a common sense approach to these issues to help get Ed...2022-12-0216 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP08: Getting Momentum with your Aboriginal ProgramsGetting momentum with Aboriginal programs can be easier said than done. However, being intentional with your program, planning and practice does help in getting traction. In this mini-episode, Jessica Staines shares some suggestions to help you get started and overcome some common obstacles.2022-11-0212 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP08: Getting Momentum with your Aboriginal ProgramsGetting momentum with Aboriginal programs can be easier said than done. However, being intentional with your program, planning and practice does help in getting traction. In this mini-episode, Jessica Staines shares some suggestions to help you get started and overcome some common obstacles.2022-11-0212 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP07: Advocating to Management with Casey GoodmanIn this episode of Educator Yarns, Jessica discussed with Casey Goodman the importance of getting management on board with your Aboriginal programs. Casey shares how having full organisational advocacy is a key metric to the success of embedding Aboriginal perspectives successfully in your centre's curriculum. Casey Goodman is an Early Childhood Teacher at Gowrie Victoria Broadmeadows Valley, Early Childhood Australia National Reconciliation Advisory Board member and Early Childhood Australia Victorian General Committee member. Casey has previously featured on Season 2 of the Educator Yarns podcast and has shared her experiences and perspectives in the Educator Yarns: A Collection Cu...2022-10-3040 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP07: Advocating to Management with Casey GoodmanIn this episode of Educator Yarns, Jessica discussed with Casey Goodman the importance of getting management on board with your Aboriginal programs. Casey shares how having full organisational advocacy is a key metric to the success of embedding Aboriginal perspectives successfully in your centre's curriculum. Casey Goodman is an Early Childhood Teacher at Gowrie Victoria Broadmeadows Valley, Early Childhood Australia National Reconciliation Advisory Board member and Early Childhood Australia Victorian General Committee member. Casey has previously featured on Season 2 of the Educator Yarns podcast and has shared her experiences and perspectives in the Educator Yarns: A Collection Cu...2022-10-3040 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP04: Top Books for 0-1 Year Old'sAt Koori Curriculum we are often asked what the best books to share with 0-1 year-olds that can assist in embedding an Aboriginal perspective. In this mini episode join Jessica Staines as she highlights her top reads for infants. 2022-10-1905 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP04: Top Books for 0-1 Year Old'sAt Koori Curriculum we are often asked what the best books to share with 0-1 year-olds that can assist in embedding an Aboriginal perspective. In this mini episode join Jessica Staines as she highlights her top reads for infants. 2022-10-1905 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP03: Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives with Infants with Rhi SugarsIn this episode of Educator Yarns, Jessica Staines is joined by Rhi Sugars to discuss embedding Aboriginal perspectives with infants. Rhi Sugars is a passionate disability advocate and someone who identifies as having a disability. She has been an early childhood educator for fifteen years, spending much of that time working with children with disabilities and those who have experienced childhood trauma. Since the birth of her son, a proud Wiradjuri young person with multiple disabilities, Rhi has focused her advocacy work on promoting the importance of cultural identity for Aboriginal and Torres...2022-10-161h 02
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP03: Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives with Infants with Rhi SugarsIn this episode of Educator Yarns, Jessica Staines is joined by Rhi Sugars to discuss embedding Aboriginal perspectives with infants. Rhi Sugars is a passionate disability advocate and someone who identifies as having a disability. She has been an early childhood educator for fifteen years, spending much of that time working with children with disabilities and those who have experienced childhood trauma. Since the birth of her son, a proud Wiradjuri young person with multiple disabilities, Rhi has focused her advocacy work on promoting the importance of cultural identity for Aboriginal and Torres...2022-10-161h 02
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP02: Connecting and working respectfully with Aboriginal families and communitiesAre you wanting advice on how you can connect and work respectfully with your local Aboriginal community? If this sounds like you then listen in to our mini episode with Jess Staines as she shares advice and strategies on how you can work in respectful partnerships with Aboriginal families and communities.2022-10-1216 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP02: Connecting and working respectfully with Aboriginal families and communitiesAre you wanting advice on how you can connect and work respectfully with your local Aboriginal community? If this sounds like you then listen in to our mini episode with Jess Staines as she shares advice and strategies on how you can work in respectful partnerships with Aboriginal families and communities.2022-10-1216 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesS3 EP01: Educate Don't Celebrate: 26 ways and whys to change the DateJoin Jessica Staines as she dives into critically reflecting on what the 26th of January means and how your team can respond. Jessica shares reflections and provocations to help aid pedagogical debate and discussion with your colleagues and ignite change for January 26th.2022-10-0932 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchS3 EP01: Educate Don't Celebrate: 26 ways and whys to change the DateJoin Jessica Staines as she dives into critically reflecting on what the 26th of January means and how your team can respond. Jessica shares reflections and provocations to help aid pedagogical debate and discussion with your colleagues and ignite change for January 26th.2022-10-0932 min
Currently in DanceInside a Changing Institution with Mavis StainesFor our first episode, Mavis Staines joins Esie Mensah in studio. Staines is the CEO and the artistic director of Canada'a National Ballet School and she's here to talk about systemic issues within educational institutions and the work that goes into making real, and lasting, change.
2022-06-1722 min
THE BRIEF by Maya Plentz🔒 WIPO: Interview with Ambassador Andrew Staines, Assistant Director General, WIPOSubscriber-only episode Women Are Not Represented at Innovation Ecosystems Interview with Ambassador Andrew Staines, ADG at the World Intellectual Property Organisation in Geneva. Ambassador Staines was Deputy Permanent Representative for the UK at the UN in Geneva. We spoke about increasing women's participation in the innovation ecosystems, geographic indications for added value of agricultural products and the importance of trade marks and patents. We also reviewed the Work of Program established by WIPO's General Assembly that took place in Geneva a couple of weeks ago. Subscribe to The UN Brief, we are supported by l...2021-10-2030 min
Life On The BrinkTURTLEY OBSESSED w/ ocean activist & marine biologist Melissa StainesTime to give the big blue some love on Life On The Brink number four! This is episode four of Life On The Brink featuring the green turtle and marine biologist Melissa Staines. Melissa is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland who researches the effects of temperature and rainfall on sea turtles with support from the World Wide Fund For Nature in Australia (WWF Aus).In this episode, Melissa talks about a bloody, shark-filled SCUBA-diving incident that pushed her towards studying sea turtles, a day in Papua New Guinea that sounds straight out of a D...2021-08-2359 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Alicia HansenToday Jess Staines speaks with Alicia Hansen, a Menang Woman of WA country currently residing in Victoria where she works as an Indigenous Preschool advancement strategy facilitator across 83 different centres. Alicia talks about the importance of creating a welcoming and culturally safe service when facilitating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enrolments. Jess and Alicia also reflect on their face to face work with educators as they seek to build relationships with their local Aboriginal community.2021-05-3129 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesInterview with Alicia HansenToday Jess Staines speaks with Alicia Hansen, a Menang Woman of WA country currently residing in Victoria where she works as an Indigenous Preschool advancement strategy facilitator across 83 different centres. Alicia talks about the importance of creating a welcoming and culturally safe service when facilitating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enrolments. Jess and Alicia also reflect on their face to face work with educators as they seek to build relationships with their local Aboriginal community.2021-05-3129 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Mica CorscaddenToday on Educator Yarns, Jessica Staines speaks with Mica Corscadden. Educator at Harrietville Bush Kinder on Dhudhuroa land in Victoria Mica talks about how her passion for country and nature lead her on a journey to connect with local community. Mica yarns about how she engaged the community in consultation to ensure authenticity and respect.2021-05-2425 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesInterview with Mica CorscaddenToday on Educator Yarns, Jessica Staines speaks with Mica Corscadden. Educator at Harrietville Bush Kinder on Dhudhuroa land in Victoria Mica talks about how her passion for country and nature lead her on a journey to connect with local community. Mica yarns about how she engaged the community in consultation to ensure authenticity and respect.2021-05-2425 min
The Vintage Collection PodcastEpisode 10 - #TimeForTonnika with Angela Staines (Tonnika Sister)As part of the #TimeForTonnika campaign, I am delighted to welcome Angela Staines, who portrayed one of the infamous Tonnika Sisters in the Star Wars Cantina scene, onto the show to explain why it is time for the Tonnika Sisters to finally debut in Star Wars The Vintage Collection. After having previously appeared on Cantina Chatter Podcast in 2017, Angela catches us up on the latest in her ongoing pursuit to make the Tonnika Sisters a reality in the 3.75-inch action figure scale.
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Pregnancy, Birth and BeyondPBB Bulletin - Improving Maternity Care in Australia with Alecia StainesPBB Special Bulletin/Interview with Alecia Staines, Director of Maternity Consumer NetworkIf you are tuning in from Australia, this is an important message to women, people, families and community members accessing maternity healthcare services. A federal election is coming up and your voice is needed in improving maternity care! Welcome to Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond, I’m Annalee Atia with a special News Bulletin for Australians listeners today, Tuesday 30th March. I’m speaking with Alecia Staines, Director of one of our largest maternity consumer advocacy organisations - Maternity Consumer Network, she is also the host...2021-03-3025 min
Women on Boards - Leaders and Directors in ConversationThe Perpetual Hustle: Transferable skills, career themes and becoming NED young - with Andrea Staines OAMIt’s not often you get the chance to hear directly from Australia’s first female airline CEO, OAM and full-time Non-Executive Director, the admirable Andrea Staines. This week Claire Braund digs deep with Andrea on matters of living abroad, solo parenting, becoming NED at age 41 and why it’s crucial to understand your transferable skills. Unlike many of her peers from country Queensland, Andrea, Australia’s first female airline CEO, OAM and full-time Non-Executive Director (NED), was fortunate to have the undivided support of her loving parents who encouraged her to be brave and to set her sigh...2021-01-2928 min
PPG PodcastBARKS Podcast with Claire Staines from Lothlorien Dog ServicesNiki Tudge chats with Claire Staines about Dog Training in Scotland through the COVID Pandemic.
Niki says It’s always a pleasure to chat with Claire the owner of Lothlorien DS. Claire was a PPGBI Steering Committee member and is currently a Faculty Advisor at Victoria Stilwell Academy for Dog Training & Behavior.
Claire’s business in Edinburgh was established in 2004 as a dog walking business. Over the years it has expanded and now offers training and walking services across Scotland’s Central Belt.
Tune in to listen to this fun casual yet informative conver...2021-01-231h 09
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Kiya WattsIn this episode, I sit down and yarn with Kiya Watts, the artist behind ABC Playschool’s “Kiya” doll. Kiya Watts is a Menang, Gnudju, and Noongar artist residing in Albany. In this episode we dive into: Why the Kiya doll was an important addition to Playschool The importance of Cultural identity Kiya’s collaboration with House of Dizzy Kiya’s involvement in ‘Trading Blak’ How to support ‘Trading Blak’ How to find Aboriginal-owned businesses Jess and Kiya’s favourite Aboriginal fashion labels Supply Nation ‘We wear black on Wednesdays’ initiative When is it okay for a non-indigenou...2020-08-0324 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchSpecial episode: Family Day Care educator’s panel including Caroline Douglas, Renata Stipanovic and Sarah MetcalfeThis episode is a special family day care educator's episode, where I'm talking to Caroline, Renata and Sarah, who are family day care educators scattered across Sydney, and the Northern Beaches in New South Wales. We have pulled together highlights from three separate interviews talking about how family day care educators can best include Aboriginal perspectives in their programme, and connect with their local Aboriginal community. As we recognise that family day care educators have a quite unique position. The way that we would approach this work in their setting is quite different to how...2020-07-2140 min
NRL Nation PodcastCharlie Staines stuns the NRL with 4 tries on debut in Panthers routThe Penrith Panthers unearthed another star in Charlie Staines, who scored 4 tries on debut in a 56-24 win over the Sharks.2020-07-1101 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchOur top 30 tips in 30 days ChallengeWe are currently offering a free series on kooricurriculum.com called “Our top 30 tips in 30 days” and today I am sharing our favourite 5 for those who are looking for a little sneak peek into the series. In this episode I dive into: Tip 1: Just Start Tip 2: Reflect on your why Tip 3: Plan Tip 4: Take things slow Tip 5: Be realistic To join this free series and hear all 30 tips, visit our website and search for “top tips.” Links mentioned in this episode: Koori Curriculum: https://kooricurriculum.com/ 2020-07-0710 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchOur top tips for NAIDOC weekAs we start to approach July, our inbox normally gets flooded by educators who enthusiastically starting to plan and programme for their NAIDOC experiences and activities. We thought to make things easier we would put together some of our top tips for NAIDOC Week to get everyone started on the right path. Now, as many of you may know, NAIDOC Week historically is from the first Sunday in July to the second Sunday in July. It's the first full week of July is where NAIDOC usually occurs. However, due to the current pandemic...2020-07-0610 min
Works Not Cited“I am free now, and choose to remain so”- the story of Ona Judge StainesToday, to commemorate Juneteenth, I’m sharing the story of Ona Judge Staines and her escape to freedom from enslavement in the President’s House.
To Learn More….
Colonial Williamsburg will be going live on Facebook on June 19th at 2pm to celebrate Juneteenth- https://www.facebook.com/ColonialWilliamsburg/.
Montpelier has a variety of talks, performances, walking tours, etc planned to celebrate Juneteenth- https://www.montpelier.org/events/2nd-annual-juneteenth-celebration-at-james-madison-s-montpelier;https://ocaahsjuneteenth.org/celebrate/.
Colonial Williamsburg’s Mary Carter portrayed Ona Judge Staines in this amazing performance!!- https://www.face...2020-06-1810 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Tanika DavisTanika is a Mother, Wife and Business owner with so much to offer. She has a background in Indigenous Health Promotion, event management and community program delivery but her business is her everything. The ‘I Am, Movement’ was founded after the diagnoses of Autism Spectrum Disorder with her now almost 4-year-old son Slade. The Movement allows other families to feel culturally safe with the resources she has developed in conjunction with Indigenous Artists around NSW. This is just the start for the Movement :) Links mentioned in this episode: Koori Curri...2020-06-1831 min
Beyond the BumpEducating ourselves and our children about race and racism with Indigenous educator, Jessica StainesBeyond The Bump is a podcast, brought to you by Jayde Couldwell and Sophie Pearce! A podcast targeted at mums, just like you! A place to have real conversations with honest and authentic people.
In our 31st episode of Beyond the Bump, we chat to Jessica Staines from Koori curriculum. We talk about what racism is, how to discuss racism and race with our children and how to ensure our children are educated and respect Indigenous Australians and their culture.
Follow Korri Curriculum on instagram at @korricurriculum for more information on their early childhood consulting. 2020-06-1052 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchMy answers to your most commonly asked questionsIn this episode I interview myself! I often get asked similar questions regarding my business and the work I do supporting educators in Australia, so today I’m sharing my answers to your most commonly asked questions. Let’s go! Links mentioned in this episode: Koori Curriculum: https://kooricurriculum.com/2020-06-1019 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Kristine WillemsIn this episode, I yarn with Kristine Willems. Kristine is a diploma trained educator that has been working in early childhood for 32 years. Kristine usually works at a sessional kindergarten for Wyndham city council. However, she left her family and fur babies behind this year to move to the northern territory to teach in a remote community. So, if ever you have been curious about what that change would be like, then this is the podcast for you. In this episode we will discuss: Kristine’s background and how she came to work in th...2020-05-2834 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Adam ShippIn this episode, I interview Adam Shipp founder of Yurbay. Yurbay offers a range of services to connect you, your family, friends and work colleagues to local food and medicine plants from the region. Yurbay (You ra bi) is the Wiradjuri word for ‘seed’. In this episode we will discuss: Adam’s background including where he grew up and what inspired him to start Yurbay. Traditional plan use and how Adam inherited his knowledge. Nature pedagogy. Bush tucker including bush berries. Aboriginal culture in the service. Walk on country How educators can move past the fe...2020-05-1725 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchAboriginal clothing companies we should support We have had lots of conversations recently with educators who are members of the Koori Curriculum Educator Community about authentic Aboriginal fashion labels. Now that everyone is online shopping we have seen educators pull away from mainstream clothing brands and consciously wanting to support an Aboriginal small business with their spending dollars. However, it can be tricky to work out what brands are genuine and reputable. To assist educators in their search for authenticity the Koori Curriculum has put together our top ten deadly Aboriginal designers. You can also access a FREE PDF...2020-05-0826 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchTop 10 Children's Books that include an Aboriginal perspectiveIn this episode, I'll be sharing my top 10 children's books that include or embed an Aboriginal perspective. I'll also share the guidelines I follow when sourcing literature, and share why each book is one I'm happy to recommend, how you can use the books in your centre, and where you can find more information about embedding an Aboriginal perspective into your curriculum. 2020-05-0524 min
Khooni : The Crimes of India3. The Murder of Graham StainesTW : Crimes Against Children, Graphic Violence, Communal Violence
The ideology of Hindutva is no less dangerous and lethal than any serial killer on the face of the planet. Listen to our episode to find out how it reared its ugly head in Odisha in 1999, and destroyed a family which had dedicated itself to service of those in need.
Follow us on twitter @khoonipodcast and instagram @khoonithepodcast
Sources :
1. https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/cover-story/story/19990208-staines-killing-murder-of-australian-missionary-and-his-two-sons-in-orissa-shocks-india-780092-1999-02-08
2. https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/odisha/2018/jun/25/development-a-far-cry-in-odishas-mayurbhanj-village-1833281.html
3. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/21-years-after-his-killing-odisha-village-says-it-still-weeps-for-staines/articleshow/68666096.cms
4. https://www.oneindia.com/2006/10/30/dara-singh-acquitted-in-godbhanga-truck-loot-case-1162215261.html
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Enquanto a Índia rural se desintegra no final da década de 1990, o jornalista Manav Banerjee se muda com sua esposa grávida para a cidade de Orissa na esperança de uma vida melhor e a promessa de uma carreira próspera. Quando aumenta a especulação de que o missionário australiano Graham Staines está ilegalmente fazendo proselitismo com pacientes de hanseníase, Manav concorda em investigar disfarçado para o jornal. O que...2020-03-2800 min
Holy MoneyEPISODE 10 - IMAGINE (AIR RAID VEHICLE) ft LAURENCE ROSIER STAINESLaurence Rosier Staines joins the Holy Money himbo squad to talk about the impact of COVID-19 on the Caldera festival and the arts in general. How will governments respond? Will any of us have jobs in 6 months? Are we all gonna die? Thankfully, Gal Gadot, Mark Ruffalo and Mel Gibson are here to lift our shattered spirits.
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @HolyMoney69
You can find Laurence at laurencerosierstaines.com
You can find Jasper on Instagram @jasper.bistro
Alex is on Instagram @imperialpleather
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Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Narelle AvisNarelle Avis has been the Director of the Cooma North Preschool for 14 years and has worked in the Early Childhood Sector for over 20 years. Narelle is a passionate Early Childhood Teacher with a strong interest in inclusive practice and advocacy for children. Narelle is an active member of the local Early Childhood network group. She is the Educational Leader of the service and enjoys mentoring and supporting the other teachers and educators. Narelle believes that relationships with families and children are central to children’s learning and development. In this episode we will discuss: Cooma...2020-03-2331 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Kerri DouglasIn this episode, I sit down with Kerri Douglas, a proud Dja Dja Wurrung and Bangerang descendant. Since 2014, Kerri has been employed with the Department of Education and Training Victoria as a Koori Engagement Support Officer, otherwise known as KESO. In this episode we will discuss: What is a KESO (Koori Educator Support Officer)? What role does a KESO play in schools and community? How are schools assigned a KESO? How to find a KESO (ie, department of education and training) The region Kerri currently covers The importance of providing professional development in regional areas Do...2020-03-0229 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Jasmin SheppardIn this episode, I sit down with Jasmin Shepphard, an Aboriginal woman from the Gulf of Carpentaria with Irish, Chinese, and Hungarian Jewish ancestry. Jasmine joined Bangarra dance theatre in 2007, dancing and numerous senior artists roles, including the title role of Patty Garan In 2014. In 2012 Jasmine was nominated for an Australian Dance Award for Best Female Dancer. She choreographed her first work for the company Mack in 2013, which toured nationally and internationally. Mack was nominated for a Helpmann Award for Best New Work in 2017 and won a Helpmann Award for Best Regional Touring Programme in 2018. Her independent...2020-02-1123 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Jane NicholasJane has taught classroom music to Western Australian primary students for many years. During her teaching career, Jane enjoyed developing strong community links with Aboriginal musicians, artists, authors, elders and the families of her students. Jane has used these things to create and embed culturally enriched lessons, resources and programmes. Jane has run numerous workshops for educators, and has presented at national and international conferences. In Glasgow, Baku, Prague, highlighting her creativity is approaching First Nation's cultures and music teaching. Jane was awarded the ASMA Music Educating For Life Award for Western Australia in Melbourne in 2017. And then the...2020-01-2741 min
Red Ruby Scarlet LiveInterview with Jessica StainesWelcome to Dr Red Ruby Scarlet Live, and today I’m speaking with Jessica Staines, Director of Koori Curriculum. In this episode we will dive into: Jessica’s work in NSW and Victoria The Aboriginal Early Childhood Practice Guide Knowing where to start Aboriginal Art Provocations Embedding an Aboriginal Perspective into your programme Reconciliation Action Plans The Narragunnawali website Kelly’s Place The petition to fly the Aboriginal Flag on the Harbour Bridge Concord West Rhodes Pre-school Playschool interviews Bronwyn Bancroft And more! For more episodes or to tune into our episodes live visit multiverse.com.au...2019-12-1957 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Cassie DavisIn this episode, I sit down with Cassie Davis from the Western suburbs of Melbourne. Cassie began working in Early Childhood education in 2003 when she was just 16 years old. She always knew she, wanted to be an educator and work with children and after working in long day care for 11 years, she was ready to take on a teaching position at a sessional kindergarten for her local council in Tarneit. From 2015 her reconciliation journey began both professionally and personally. In our episode we will discuss: Wyndham City Councils vision for reconciliation How the centres...2019-12-0234 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica StainesInterview with Marnie OmeragicIn this episode, I interview Marnie Omeragic from Concord West Rhodes Preschool. Marnie has worked in community-based services for 28 years, developing strong relationships and connections with the local community, advocating high-quality play-based learning, inclusive practices, embedded environmental and sustainable approaches, and connecting children to place; particularly the riverside parkland alongside the preschool. Concord West Rhodes Preschool has been the finalise in the City of Canad Bay sustainability awards for 2017 and 2017. They were winners of the New South Wales Early Childhood Environmental Education Network Sprout Awards in 2015 and 2016. Their embedded anti-bias practises were awarded Highly Commended...2019-12-0258 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Marnie OmeragicIn this episode, I interview Marnie Omeragic from Concord West Rhodes Preschool. Marnie has worked in community-based services for 28 years, developing strong relationships and connections with the local community, advocating high-quality play-based learning, inclusive practices, embedded environmental and sustainable approaches, and connecting children to place; particularly the riverside parkland alongside the preschool. Concord West Rhodes Preschool has been the finalise in the City of Canad Bay sustainability awards for 2017 and 2017. They were winners of the New South Wales Early Childhood Environmental Education Network Sprout Awards in 2015 and 2016. Their embedded anti-bias practises were awarded Highly Commended...2019-12-0258 min
Educator Yarns with Jessica Staines & Bec BurchInterview with Heather Brady and Jodie StewartIn this episode, I sit down with Heather Brady and Jodie Stewart from Yarrawong Children’s Centre. Yarrawong is one of Orange City Council's three long daycare centres. They also have a family day care, occasional care and OSH and vacation care. Yarrawong is the youngest of the long daycare centres. Opened in 1993 they cater to about 59 children each day, aged from nought to five years. Yarrawong is located in the central west of New South Wales in Wiradjuri country, just past Bathurst over the Blue Mountains. In our episode we will discuss: The imp...2019-12-0248 min
Road to Wembley PodcastA Navy Seal When it Comes to Cooking - Haringey Borough vs Staines Town FCJack and I return to Coles Park to watch our 'new club' Haringey Borough take on Staines Town FC. Expect fireworks and language some listeners might find offensive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2019-10-0625 min
20,000 Leagues (Under Tier Three)Staines Town: IndahouseStaines Town vs Gosport Borough (20/4/2019)Aiiiiiiiii. G-Ham and S-Sizzle visit the mean streets of Staines-upon-Thames to watch football, eat pork pies with piccalilli and try on hats. Check it. This episode chats on that, and also:- The old amateur cup competition, the Coppa Ottorino Barassi- When is the earliest in a season a team could get relegated- The home life of assistant referees- Favourite darts callsThere might also have been a big argument about whether Victoria Coren Mitchell should present QI.2019-09-131h 10
History Makers RadioBen StainesBen Staines is the Senior Pastor of Generocity Church. He lives in Wagga Wagga, NSW, and has a huge heart for regional and rural NSW as they lead a church that is all about Connecting people to Christ. In 2004, God gave Ben a vision to start and lead a church that worked together spiritually, financially and practically throughout regional and rural NSW in order to see the Kingdom of God expand. Generocity Church is located in a number of towns and regional centres across NSW. Listen in to Ben's story, and how they are helping drought affected communities.2019-09-0418 min
Exploring Careers with Bec StonemanA career in agriculture can lead you anywhere! Bec caught up with Rebecca Staines, National & South East Procurement Manager for Seed at Landmark.A career in agriculture can lead you anywhere! Bec caught up with Rebecca Staines, National & South East Procurement Manager for Seed at Landmark. To find out more about a career at Landmark, visit our website:https://explorecareers.com.au/employers/landmark/2019-03-1209 min
Brooklands Radio Am Dram ShoutoutStaines Musical Theatre Group 5th March 2019Graham Laycock talks to Emma Hounsell form Staines Musical Theatre Group about their forthcoming production of Betty Blue Eyes at the Magna Carta Arts Centre, Thorpe Road, Staines-upon-Thames 13th to 16th March - www.smtg.org.uk2019-03-0500 min
Get Up And Grow GirlEp 34. Minimising Risk When Starting A Business & Launching An App With Ashley Staines - Doubletapp FounderIn this episode, I'm chatting to Ashley Staines, founder of rewards app, 'Doubletapp'.
We chat about all things #startuplife including offsetting risk, networking, creating routines and staying motivated.
Check out doubletapp on Instagram at @doubletappuk or download via the App store.2019-01-2241 min
Rob HopkinsTom Hirons and Rima Staines on Hedgespoken, ‘a Vehicle for the Imagination’Rima Staines is an artist, musician and illustrator, puppet-maker, stop-frame animator, clock-maker, theatre designer and one half of Hedgespoken with her partner Tom Hirons. Tom is a writer of poetry and prose and teller of traditional folk tales. Together they created ‘Hedgespoken’, a travelling off-grid storytelling theatre run from a 1966 Bedford RL lorry, converted to be a home and a go-anywhere stage. On one bumper it says ‘Vehicle for the Imagination’ and on the other ‘Imagination, Liberation’. They travel, present stories, share artworks, having raised the money to convert the vehicle through a crowdfunder. We met one morning at a local café with...2018-06-2151 min
Dog Talk with Nick Benger#3 - Claire StainesClaire Staines is a professional dog trainer and owner of Lothlorien Dog Services as well as an advocate against the use of electric shock collars.2016-03-0251 min
Arete Podcast with Richard TriggsArete Podcast - Episode 9 - Andrea Staines - former CEO Australian Airlines, Non-Executive DirectorArete Executive Podcast hosted by Managing Partner Richard Triggs.
Interview with Andrea Staines, former CEO Australian Airlines and Non-Executive Director.
Andrea Staines LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/andreastainesned
Richard Triggs LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/richardtriggs
Arete Executive website: www.areteexecutive.com.au
Richard's book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com.au/Uncover-Hidden-Job-Market-Executive-ebook/dp/B00WCQ5U46/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1445566942&sr=8-1&keywords=uncover+the+hidden+job+market
LinkedIn CEO Incubator Group: https://www.linkedin.com/grps/CEO-Incubator-6948255/about?
Theme music by Simon Gardner "Sunny" from the album "Choose Your Own Adventure": http://simongardnerguitarist.com.au/2015-12-071h 04
St Paul's Anglican Church Castle Hill#17: Care – Karen StainesJoining us on the 421 is St Paul’s Care and Womens Minister Karen Staines. We discuss the many issues that we face in today’s society and how, quite often, there’s a lot more going on behind the shiny facades. Karen helps us navigate how we can start to bring these things to light and also … ContinuedThe post #17: Care – Karen Staines appeared first on St Paul's Anglican Church Castle Hill.2015-12-0547 min
The 421#17: Care – Karen StainesJoining us on the 421 is St Paul’s Care and Womens Minister Karen Staines. We discuss the many issues that we face in today’s society and how, quite often, there’s a lot more going on behind the shiny facades. Karen helps us navigate how we can start to bring these things to light and also … Continued
The post #17: Care – Karen Staines appeared first on St Paul's Anglican Church Castle Hill.2015-12-0500 min
Brooklands Radio Surrey SportStaines Town Football Club 23rd September 2015Dan Henderson talks to Steve Parsons from Staines Town Football Club.2015-09-2400 minBrooklands Radio Surrey SportStaines Hockey Club 22nd November 2012Tim Griffiths talks to Caroline Edney Club Secretary and Linda McCormack the Membership Secretary of Staines Hockey Club.2012-11-2300 min
Nigel Beale's Biblio File PodcastProf. David Staines on Northrop Frye and Evaluative CriticismProf. David Staines is a Canadian literary critic, university professor (English at the University of Ottawa), writer, and editor. He specializes in three literatures: medieval, Victorian and Canadian. He is editor of the scholarly Journal of Canadian Poetry (since 1986) and general editor of McClelland and Stewart’s New Canadian Library series (since 1988). His essay collections, include The Canadian Imagination (1977), a book that introduced Canadian literature and literary criticism to an American audience, plus studies on Morley Callaghan and Stephen Leacock. But it’s not for any of this (save a defense of Callaghan in the face of John...2010-06-2833 min
The Biblio File hosted by Nigel BealeProf. David Staines on Northrop Frye and Evaluative CriticismProf. David Staines is a Canadian literary critic, university professor (English at the University of Ottawa), writer, and editor. He specializes in three literatures: medieval, Victorian and Canadian. He is editor of the scholarly Journal of Canadian Poetry (since 1986) and general editor of McClelland and Stewart’s New Canadian Library series (since 1988). His essay collections, include The Canadian Imagination (1977), a book that introduced Canadian literature and literary criticism to an American audience, plus studies on Morley Callaghan and Stephen Leacock. But it’s not for any of this (save a defense of Callaghan in the face of John...2010-06-2833 min
Life ConnectionsGlobal warming, the big chillWinter time in the UK, my usual mix of reggae & soulful things. Van Morrison-Spanish Steps, John Barry-Alpine Drive, Marlena Shaw-Woman Of The Ghetto, Pablove Black-Poco Tempo, itopia-Creation, Soft Touch-plenty action, Dorothy Ashby-moving finger, Steve Parks, still thinking of you, Pacesetters- what about me, Terry Callier-darker than shadows, Jonathon Jeremiah-see, Groundation-Babylon rule dem, Abassai allstars-Stem The Tide, dennis Brown- Jah is watching you, Sharon Jones-this Land, Sombory Jazz- Nanania, Rox-No Going Back, Marvin Gaye-Symphony, archie bell-where will you go2010-01-071h 30
Life ConnectionsEpisode 7- Rainy Daysbeen a long long time, but at last i have a new podcast, inspired by rainy autum days & the joys of being rained off as a builder. Enjoy the journey, a real mix up.....all with that essential soul....tracklistingwailers-cautioncornel campbell- jah jah me horn yaimpressions-devil in my soulvan morrison-try for sleepdavid sylvian- ridebilly paul- this is your lifedeon jackson -oon babyfascinations- girls are out to get youdonnie elbert- if i can't have youtom jones- looking out my window...2009-10-0658 min
Life ConnectionsSoul Journey 6- Know Yourself from the Ark to the GoldmineSoul Journey 6……Know Yourself from the Ark to The GoldmineWelcome to the 6th show, a sweeping Journey from the mournful Blue Note jazz of Donald Byrd, through to the heady days of Essex Soul Boys, with an excursion to Jamaica, Studio 1 & the Black Ark.Trackliting;-Donald Byrd- Cristo RedentorLou Rawls- You Made Me So Very HappyRenee Geyer- Two Sides To Every StoryNitin Sawhney feat Roxanne Tataei- Distant DreamsDengue Fever- Sober DriverPrince Lincoln- True ExperienceMax Romeo- Melt AwayCuss Cuss dubplate lickR...2009-02-041h 39
Life ConnectionsWe No Want....No Tribal WarHere we go again, the latest journey, diving between reggae & soul. I usually try to plan the set list, but this one kind of emerged along the way. I hope you enjoy the mix. I would love to hear your comments. See you next time, AlexRoland Al – Revelation TimeSugar Minott- Int’ HerbEarl 16- Black Man TimeDarondo- Didn’t ISarah Vaughn- Inner City BluesMiriam Makeba- Quit ItWailers- & I Lover HerJohn Holt- TonightAlton Ellis- What Does It TakeTommy McCook- Sweet LornaVic...2009-01-181h 18
Life ConnectionsEpisode 4- Seven WondersPodcast # 4- Seven Wonders……Starting off with the very rare & often unknown Prince Buster track from 1968. The Eastern style organ intro sets the mood for the mix in that it is a reggae track infused with soul. Listening back to the mix, it seems that most of the tracks have a big intro & could all be pulled up with the shout ‘Call for the rewind’. Enjoy the trip.TracklistingPrince Buster- 7 Wonders Of The WorldDesmond Dekker- Fu Man ChuJackie Wilson- Light My FireBetty Swann- My Heart Is Closed For The SeasonImpre...2009-01-0256 min
Life ConnectionsPieces Of Me'Podcast # 3 - Pieces Of Me……..Just trying to introduce my tastes in music to the podcast community….where do I start? Well it’s my 3rd post & It’s about time I played a track by the great Gil Scott Heron. I’m a sucker for ‘Lady Day & John Coltrane’, but I felt ‘Pieces Of A Man’ was more apt in the current climate’ Some 37 years old, but still very relevant "Now don't you take this letter to heart now JimmyCause they've laid off nine others today"The mix kicks off with some modern crossover reggae tracks before heading...2008-12-261h 00