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Word on the ReefS3 E2: Dissolving Coral: Ocean Acidification and the Future of Coral ReefsOur oceans are 40% more acidic than pre-industrial times, making it harder for corals, molluscs, crustaceans and plankton to build their calcium carbonate skeletons. It's a crucial planetary boundary we've crossed — threatening reefs, fisheries, tourism, food security, and coastal communities. And almost no one is talking about it.So what’s driving it? What does it mean for the Great Barrier Reef? And what can we do?This week on Word on the Reef, we’re joined by Dr Katharina Fabricius from the Australian Institute of Marine Science — a global leader in coral reef ecology and ocean ac...
2026-02-2347 min
Word on the ReefS3 E1: Flantastic Discovery: Giant Dessert-Shaped Seamount Teems with Rare Marine LifeCSIRO scientists have discovered a massive underwater mountain, shaped like a half-eaten flan, rising 3,000 metres from the seafloor off the coast of North Queensland. That's taller than Australia’s highest mainland peak, Mount Kosciuszko. And it’s teeming with life.To guide us on a deep dive into this 40-million-year-old extinct volcano and its flantastic inhabitants, our guest on Word on the Reef this week is Marine Geophysicist Dr Chris Yuleridge.Dr Yuleridge also takes us '20 thousands leagues under the sea' to explore lost shipwrecks, follow submerged Aboriginal song lines, meet the faceless cusk eel...
2026-02-1544 min
Just in Case LawADMINISTRATIVE What's yours is mineCASE: Council of the Law Society of NSW v Zhukovska [2019] NSWCATOD 66Recommended by Leah Murphy (formerly Leah Johnson)Myroslava Zhukovska was the solicitor for Dulcie Barbara Heane who was elderly and living in aged care.Within a short period of time, Zhukovska got financial control of Dulcie's money, sold Dulcie's home, made unsecured loans from Dulcie's money to her clients and herself, and paid herself $76,000 for all her work from Dulcie's money.Can a lawyer do all that and still be permitted to practice law?
2026-01-261h 03
Word on the ReefS2 E40: Fact or Fiction: Media Misinformation and the Health of the Great Barrier ReefHave you ever felt confused by conflicting media reports about the health of the Great Barrier Reef? If so, you're not alone. New research shows news coverage has often failed to clearly communicate the risks climate change poses to the reef, sometimes fuelling misinformation and climate denial.So what's really happening on the Great Barrier Reef? To help unpack this, our guest today is Dr. Gabi Mocatta, Senior Research Fellow in Climate Science Communication at the University of Tasmania.PLUS it's our last show of the year and we're going out with a bang! Hosts...
2025-12-2145 min
Word on the ReefS2 E39: Saving Sea Lions & Albatrosses PLUS Good News about Australia's Nature Laws!What do the world's largest flying bird, with a wingspan of up to 3.5 metres, and the Australian Sea Lion have in common? Both are endangered due to their high risk of entanglement in fishing nets!Today's guest, Zoologist Alexia Wellbelove gives us a birds-eye view on how changes to fishing practices can help bring Albatrosses and Sea Lions back from the brink. We'll also unpack recent changes to Australia's nature laws which scientists hope will help slow the alarming rate of extinctions in Australia.AMCS's Threatened Species Campaign: https://www.marineconservation.org.au/threatened-species/
2025-12-1441 min
Word on the ReefS2 E38: Before the Flood: How Fossils Built the Great Barrier Reef (and the Pyramids!)What do the Egyptian Pyramids, the Greek Parthenon, the Notre Dame Cathedral and Melbourne's Parliament House all have in common? They are all built out of fossilised reefs, aka limestone!Today we’re taking a journey through deep lime - I mean time - to answer some of those burning questions like: How old is the Great Barrier Reef? What ancient forces built this coral colossus? Why are there fossilised reefs hundreds of metres above sea level and kilometres inland? And perhaps most importantly... What do these lessons from the ancient karst - I mean past - me...
2025-12-0956 min
Word on the ReefS2 E37: Pig of a Problem: Saving Baby Sea Turtles from Porky Predators on the Great Barrier ReefPigs can't fly, nor can they dive in the ocean. But they are posing a serious threat to endangered sea turtles by pigging out on turtle eggs and hatchlings in Cape York. This is not the good kind of bacon and eggs combo. It's Ham-ageddon for our nesting sea turtles!Cape York Natural Resource Management representatives Dr Manuela Fischer and Scott Morrison (no relation to the former Australian PM) are working on a solution! Today they join us in the studio to explain how we can deal with this a-pork-alypse and give our sea turtles a chance...
2025-12-0640 min
Word on the ReefS2 E36: Disappearing Islands: The Race to Save Turtle Eggs from Rising SeasAs the planet warms, more than 3000 sea turtle eggs have been evacuated from low-lying Raine Island on the Great Barrier Reef to save them from rising sea levels.It's an emergency intervention never attempted before on the Great Barrier Reef. But can the eggs survive the relocation? And what does this egg-sistential crisis mean for the future of our sea turtles and other island-dwelling animals? Dr Mark Read from the Marine Park Authority explains all in this eye-opening episode.Learn more about the Raine Island Recovery Project.Support the showHelp Keep
2025-11-3044 min
Word on the ReefS2 E35: Muddying the Waters: Deforestation and the Water Pollution Crisis on the Great Barrier ReefDid you know Australia has one of the highest deforestation rates in the developed world? About 20% of Queensland's vegetation has been bulldozed since colonisation -- one million hectares in the last three years alone -- mainly for cattle farming. What impact is this having on the Great Barrier Reef, and what can we do to fix it? To find out, this week we're chatting with Dr Maximilian Hirschfeld, Water Quality Campaign Manager at the Australian Marine Conservation Society.Take Action:Sign a Submission to strengthen Australia's nature laws to prevent deforestation and other threats to our...
2025-11-2242 min
AURN NewsEddie Murphy’s “Harlem Nights” Turns 35On this day in 1989, “Harlem Nights” hit theaters. Despite harsh reviews at the time, Eddie Murphy’s directorial debut has become a beloved classic featuring legendary performers Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, Della Reese and more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2025-11-1701 min
Word on the ReefS2 E34: Coral Spawning Research and Protecting Mangroves on the Great Barrier ReefSpring has sprung and it’s baby-making season on the Great Barrier Reef! In this episode we talk coral spawning with marine scientist Dr Katie Chartrand, plus, we dive into the world of mangrove forests with CAFNEC's Shannon Bredeson.More information:JCU Tropwater Spawning SchoolCAFNEC's Mangrove Watch ProgramSupport the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey to help us apply for funding for the show!
2025-11-1244 min
We Are Explorers PodcastHow Cooked is the Great Barrier Reef, Really? – Wildlife Ahead Ep #5Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef is a beloved international icon, and home to diverse sea life. A tourist hotspot for Australians and people all over the world, the reef sees about 2 million visitors each year. However, its plight is also well known – the coral is being increasingly bleached and killed. In this episode, James and Elysee investigate if it’s possible to be an ethical tourist in one of the world’s most fragile and important ecosystems. They begin on the Cairns wharf, talking to the reef visitors themselves. People have come far and wide to be here...
2025-11-1134 min
Word on the ReefS2 E33: Top 50 Dive Sites of Australia and the Great Barrier Reef: Part IIMarine biologist and scuba legend Steve Sinclair is back again this week to finish revealing the Top 50 Dive Sites in Australia. Steve has spent over five decades exploring every reef, wreck and cave from Tasmania to the Top End — and now he’s sharing his secret spots with us!From world-famous coral gardens on the Great Barrier Reef to secret, world-class dive spots you’ve never heard of, Steve shares insider stories and tips from a lifetime beneath the waves.Plus — find out how you could win free dive trips by jo...
2025-10-2440 min
Word on the ReefS2 E32: Top 50 Dive Sites of Australia and the Great Barrier ReefThink you know Australia’s best dive sites? Think again! Marine biologist and scuba legend Steve Sinclair has spent over five decades exploring every reef, wreck and cave from Tasmania to the Top End — and now he’s revealing the Top 50 Dive Sites in Australia.From world-famous coral gardens on the Great Barrier Reef to secret, world-class dive spots you’ve never heard of, Steve shares insider stories and tips from a lifetime beneath the waves.Plus — find out how you could win free dive trips by joining Steve’s Top 50 cha...
2025-10-1744 min
Word on the ReefS2 E31: Art Meets Ocean: How Creativity, Science & Community Are Protecting the Great Barrier ReefWhat do underwater art museums, bomb tests, and citizen science have in common? They're all part of the story of the Great Barrier Reef’s past, present—and possible future.Our guest this week is Dr. Adam Smith—freediver, marine biologist, and founder of Reef Ecologic, a Townsville-based social enterprise leading innovative reef conservation through research, education, and community action.In this episode, we dive into how art, science, and storytelling are being used in powerful ways to protect one of the world’s most iconic ecosystems. You'll discover how public art installations beneath...
2025-10-1047 min
Word on the ReefS2 E30: Seeing Green: Divers Investigate South Australia's Algal Bloom DisasterToday we're traveling back to South Australia for an update on the devastating toxic algal bloom that's been unfolding there over the last seven months, and what it it's been like for the divers who know and love these waters.Marine Biologist and Divemaster Sarah Franke from Divers for Climate has just returned from a research trip to learn about how the disaster is impacting the South Australian community. She'll also take us inside the Senate Inquiry into the disaster, and let us know which of SA's dive sites are still safe to visit.Sign the...
2025-10-0342 min
Word on the ReefS2 E29: Caring for Yirrganydji Sea Country on the Great Barrier Reef with Gavin SingletonFirst Nations people have been caring for land and sea along the Great Barrier Reef Coast for thousands of years. In this powerful interview, Traditional Owner Gavin Singleton explains the enduring connection First Nations people have with the Reef, what they're doing to help protect it, and how we can all foster a stronger connection with each other and the Reef.The didgeridoo recording at the end of this episode is from Gavin's 2018 TEDx Talk at JCU.More information:Dawul Wuru Aboriginal CorporationYirrganydji Land and Sea Ranger Program💸 WIN $100! Fill out our...
2025-09-2838 min
Word on the ReefS2 E28: Corals' Last Stand: The Fight to Save Scott ReefScott Reef, Australia’s largest remote offshore reef, is a breathtaking sanctuary for corals, fish, rare sea snakes, nesting turtles, and pygmy blue whales. But this natural wonder is under threat from a mega gas drilling and carbon dumping proposal. Fossil fuel campaigner Louise Morris from the Australian Marine Conservation Society joins us to explain what’s at stake and how we can fight back.Plus: we unpack Australia’s new 2035 climate target with AMCS Reef Campaigner Lissa Schindler — and why experts say it’s not enough to protect our oceans.Thumb...
2025-09-2142 min
Word on the ReefS2 E27: Stronger Storms, Stronger Solutions: Saving Coral After CyclonesCyclones are part of life in the tropics, but climate change is making them stronger and more destructive. On the Great Barrier Reef, their force can pulverise thriving coral gardens into unstable rubble fields where baby corals struggle to grow. But there’s hope! In this week’s episode, we dive into an innovative solution that’s helping damaged reefs bounce back — and discover how you can play a role in bringing them back to life again!This week's guest: Freda Nicholson, marine biologist and Program Manager for Mars Sustainable Solutions.Shout-out to our latest Patreon...
2025-09-0641 min
Word on the ReefS2 E26: Restoring Seagrass on the Great Barrier Reef with Dr Tim SmithSeagrass meadows are the unsung heroes of the Great Barrier Reef – nurseries for fish, food for turtles and dugongs, and a frontline defence against climate change. But after a massive die-off, Dr Tim Smith and the team at JCU TropWATER faced a huge challenge: how do you restore these fragile ecosystems while dealing with crocodiles, stingers, and waist-deep mud?The answer: helicopters, hovercraft, dugong poo, 2,000 baby seagrass plants – and an army of everyday volunteers.🎧 In this episode, dive into a world-first tropical seagrass restoration project and discover how you can be part of the solution.👉...
2025-08-3139 min
Word on the ReefS2 E25: Just Say Yes: Why You Should Volunteer with Reef Check on the Great Barrier ReefEver dreamed of exploring the Great Barrier Reef for free—while making a real difference? With Reef Check Australia, volunteers can join survey dives and help clean up marine debris, all while experiencing the Reef up close. But what does it take to become a qualified reef surveyor? In this episode, Reef Check Australia’s General Manager, Jodi Salmond, shares how you can get involved and play a hands-on role in protecting this natural wonder.Sign the Petition: Support Cameras on Trawl Fishing Boats.Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef...
2025-08-2543 min
Word on the ReefS2 E24: Not Just a Pretty Shell: The Beautiful and Terrifying Molluscs of the Great Barrier ReefWhat has no arms, no legs, and no brain, but can flash like a disco light, help control pests and kill you in minutes? Queensland Museum's mollusc expert Darryl Potter has spent three decades fearlessly tracking down these armoured beasts all along the Great Barrier Reef, and he's here to tell us why they're more than just an ornament for your bathroom. It's one shell of a show!Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on...
2025-08-1640 min
Word on the ReefS2 E23: Swimming Against the Current: Overcoming Fear, Failure, and Neurodivergence to Become a Global Shark AdvocateGrowing up with ADHD and Dyslexia, Aliah Banchik never thought she could achieve calm focus, let alone become a successful scientist, artist and Netflix star. Then she discovered sharks.In this inspiring episode, Aliah shares her mission to reshape how we see both sharks and neurodivergence, revealing the beauty in misunderstood animals and people alike.We’ll also chat about her journey on Netflix’s All The Sharks—no spoilers, we promise!Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minute...
2025-08-1043 min
Word on the ReefS2 E22: Dammed if you Don't: Saving Fish from Migration MayhemDid you know some of our marine fish are living DOUBLE LIVES? That’s right, they want the best of both worlds, saltwater and freshwater. So one minute they’re living the dream on a beautiful coral reef, next minute they’ve decided they need a tree change, and they’re swimming up into our rivers. What are they doing there? And importantly – what happens when humans build dams, causeways and other watery traffic jams that block these fish from finishing their migration missions?This week's guest: Sean Georgeson, Fish Ecologist and founder of www.coralition.org | ww...
2025-08-0140 min
Word on the ReefS2 E21: SPOTTED: The Great Barrier Reef's first known Whale Shark Aggregation SiteWhale sharks—harmless, majestic giants—have long been mystery visitors on the Great Barrier Reef, their movements shrouded in secrecy... until now. In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have identified the Reef’s first known whale shark aggregation site. Join us as we uncover where these elusive creatures have been hiding with Ingo Miller—marine biologist turned shark detective. On a mission to find and protect the world’s largest fish before it’s too late, Ingo followed the clues to their secret gathering spot. Want to know where it is? You’ll have to tune in to find out.LEARN MOR...
2025-07-2640 min
Word on the ReefS2 E20 Everything Kirsty Webeck Needs to Say About Sea CreaturesAustralian comedian Kirsty Webeck loves sea creatures. She's learned a lot about them through her lifelong passion for snorkelling - and now she's here to share what the sperm whales don't want you to know. She is currently touring with her live standup show called Everything I Need to Say About Sea Creatures and it's a real hoot to have her joining us on Word on the Reef this week!We also chat with Dave George from the Cairns Nautilus Scuba Club, who shares why joining your local dive c...
2025-07-2140 min
Word on the ReefS2 E19: Modern Day Castaway: A Gruelling 50 Days Alone on the ReefMeet Mike Atkinson — former military pilot turned solo adventurer, survival expert, and filmmaker. In one of the boldest voyages ever attempted, Mike hand-carved a dugout canoe and sailed it 1,500 kilometres up the Great Barrier Reef — from Townsville to the Torres Strait — using only traditional, handmade fishing and hunting tools. No engine. No GPS. No esky.Surviving on stingray, dried kangaroo, and sheer determination, Mike faced crocodiles, storms, and solitude — all in a quest to reconnect with nature and spotlight the urgent need to protect the Reef and honour Indigenous knowledge.This is more than a s...
2025-07-1243 min
Word on the ReefS2 E18: Sex Under the Sea: The Weird World of Marine ReproductionWelcome to the ocean -- where your genitals are on your face, males give birth, and gender is more of a suggestion than a rule. You can snooze in a bubble of your own vomit or switch sexes overnight without anyone batting a fin. What a world!This week we’re joined by Mike Scotland - marine biologist, underwater photographer, and editor of DiveLog Magazine. With 50 years of diving, thousands of dives, and two books under his weight belt (Marine Biology in the Wild and Diving With Sharks), Mike’s here to tell us why humans have more...
2025-07-0638 min
Word on the ReefS2 E17: Trawl Wars: The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park vs. The Fishing IndustryThe 1990s was a wild west era for fishing on the Great Barrier Reef. Even after being declared a Marine Park and a World Heritage area, more than 95% of the Great Barrier Reef was still being fished, and things were heading downhill fast. Then came a bombshell report that exposed what was really going on beneath the surface -- and all hell broke loose. What followed was a fierce battle known as the ‘Trawl Wars,' and unfortunately, it did not happen in a galaxy far, far away.In this episode, we’re joined by legendary conservationist Im...
2025-06-2844 min
Word on the ReefS2 E16: Shark Tracker: The Wild Life of Richard FitzpatrickRichard Fitzpatrick wants to change the way you think about sharks.Ever since he kept a pet shark as a kid, Richard has made it his life’s mission to rewrite the story of one of the ocean’s most misunderstood predators. Now an Emmy-winning cinematographer, marine biologist and shark researcher, he’s spent more than 15,000 hours swimming with sharks — filming them, tagging them, and tracking them for science, often using wildly unorthodox (and very hands-on) methods.In this episode of Word on the Reef, learn how to rope and tame a wild shark, w...
2025-06-2148 min
Word on the ReefS2 E15: Save the Reef from your Sofa: Citizen Science with Nicole SennDid you know you can help with coral research on the Great Barrier Reef without even leaving your couch? On this week's episode of Word on the Reef, get ready to swipe right on high-value corals as we dive into the incredible world of citizen science.Our guest is Nicole Senn, Head of Engagement at Citizens of the Reef and passionate ocean advocate, who reveals how everyday people all over the world are helping monitor coral health - no snorkel or flippers required! Nicole shares how the data you analyse on your phone or laptop...
2025-06-1344 min
Word on the ReefS2 E14: Tree-mendous Impacts: How Forests Help Save Coral ReefsDid you know that deforestation up to 1,000 kilometres inland can harm coral reefs and potentially fuel outbreaks of coral-eating starfish? This week we explore one of the lesser-known but critical threats to the Great Barrier Reef: declining water quality due to land clearing.Our guest this week is Sarah Sims, a conservation and land management expert, dive instructor, and underwater photographer based in Cairns. Sarah's love of the Reef has inspired her to trace water pollution back to its roots: literally. Sarah is the powerhouse behind two not-for-profit reforestation initiatives - TreeForce Cairns...
2025-06-0643 min
Word on the ReefS2 E13: Undercover Investigation: The Supermarket Plastics Trashing our OceansDid you know Aussies are among the worst plastic polluters on the planet - second only to Singapore for our use of single-use plastic packaging? Every year, 145,000 tonnes of plastic waste leak into our environment, and most of it comes from our supermarkets.Many of these plastics are not recyclable, and even when binned “correctly," they escape - blown by wind, swept by rain - ending up in rivers, oceans, and inside marine life. From turtles mistaking bags for jellyfish to seabirds literally crunching from the plastic in their guts, our throwaway culture is devastating wildlife… and it’s...
2025-05-3043 min
Word on the ReefS2 E12: Toxic Tide: South Australia's Deadly Algal Bloom DisasterIn South Australia, a toxic algal bloom has resulted in more than 12,000 marine animals from nearly 450 different species washing up dead on local beaches, turning once-thriving ecosystems into underwater graveyards and leaving locals traumatised... But what's causing this disaster, and what can we do about it?This week's guest: Stefan Andrews, marine biologist, filmmaker, educator, and Co-Founder of the Great Southern Reef Foundation,www.greatsouthernreef.comwww.instagram.com/greatsouthernreefSupport the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes...
2025-05-2357 min
Word on the ReefS2 E11: How to Save the Ocean: Taking Meaningful Action on Climate ChangeClimate Change is the biggest threat to coral reefs worldwide, causing unprecedented coral bleaching events. But there are things we can all do to help - and you don't need to be a marine biologist or even live anywhere near the ocean to make a difference! Here's your guide to powerful, practical climate action to help save the Great Barrier Reef - and the best part? You can do it from anywhere!Joining us this week is marine scientist and climate campaigner Dr Yolanda Waters, founder and CEO of Divers for Climate, to share real...
2025-05-171h 01
Word on the ReefS2 E10: Trash Talk: Inside the Marine Debris Crisis on the Great Barrier Reef – and What You Can DoThis week we head to the remote beaches of the Great Barrier Reef—where plastic pollution is piling up faster than we can clean it. But is picking up rubbish really the solution? Or just the beginning?Join us as we play trash detective with marine debris expert Heidi Tait, founder of Tangaroa Blue and the Australian Marine Debris Initiative. From her early days as a dive instructor to shaping global plastic policies, Heidi shares her extraordinary story—and the innovative ways she’s turning data into action.Discover where this plastic really comes...
2025-05-0941 min
Word on the ReefS2 E9: Catching Air, Calling for Action: A Tour Operator's Plea to Save the Great Barrier ReefBrett Wright has spent the past 30 years taking visitors to the Great Barrier Reef from Port Douglas with his tour company Windswell Adventures—and he's seen the changes up close. From worsening coral bleaching to the devastation of extreme weather events, climate change is no longer a distant threat, but a reality affecting his livelihood and the Reef he loves. Brett shares a heartfelt call for stronger climate leadership, while reminding us that the Reef is still alive, breathtaking, and worth fighting for.Also in this episode: How do we talk to others ab...
2025-05-0241 min
Word on the ReefS2 E8: Hot Water and Hot Air: Which Political Parties Have the Best Policies to Protect the Great Barrier Reef?In this special Election Edition of Word on the Reef, Tanya Murphy and Brett Goodban dive into one of the most critical questions facing Australians ahead of the Federal Election: Who has the best plan to save the Great Barrier Reef?To find out, we’re joined by Maria Poulos Conklin, Head of Government Relations at the Australian Conservation Foundation, who breaks down ACF's powerful Election Scorecard, comparing how each major party stacks up on climate and environmental policies... and let's just say it's a little confronting!PLUS, all th...
2025-04-2539 min
Word on the ReefS2 E7: Coral in Crisis: The Great Barrier Reef's Sixth Mass Bleaching Event in 9 YearsThe federal election is just two weeks away — and it turns out some politicians are still floundering when it comes to climate change. While the Reef suffers, some parties are busy serving up red herrings instead of real solutions. This week Tanya Murphy and Brett Goodban dive into the national emergency that should be making front-page news: the GBR's sixth mass coral bleaching in nine years. That’s right — the Reef’s in hot water, and some leaders are still dodging the science like slippery eels.We’re joined by special guest Simon Miller from the Austral...
2025-04-1846 min
Word on the ReefS2 E6: Wilderness Under Threat: Western Australia's Incredible ReefsThis week, our guest is West Australian coral ecologist Associate Professor Zoe Richards, who's had some extraordinary dives - with crocodiles, on nuclear bomb sites, and discovering new coral species!We'll journey to Micronesia to uncover an ancient civilisation that built mysterious structures from coral, and to Western Australia's World Heritage Listed Ningaloo Reef, the world’s largest fringing reef, now sadly in the grips of a mass bleaching event.From emus on the beach to seals frolicking with corals, this is both a love letter to WA’s reefs and a powerful wake...
2025-04-1144 min
Word on the ReefS2 E5: Paradise in Peril: Lizard Island's Reefs on the BrinkThis week we're heading back to spectacular Lizard Island to uncover what’s changed since last year’s record-breaking coral bleaching event. New research station co-director Dr David Abrego takes us a vivid tour of this world-renowned reef science hub and shares the sobering reality of back-to-back bleaching events that are pushing corals to the brink. From flying over glittering turquoise waters to diving deep into marine heatwaves, coral adaptation, and reef restoration, this episode is a rollercoaster of awe, hope, and heartbreak. Discover why Lizard Island has been visited by the likes of Dav...
2025-04-0437 min
Word on the ReefS2 E4: Diving for Climate: Can Tourism Help Protect the Great Barrier Reef?This week, we dive deep into the heart of the Great Barrier Reef’s current coral bleaching crisis with marine social scientist and CEO of Divers for Climate, Dr. Yolanda Waters.🔬 What’s causing this widespread bleaching event? 🌍 How does reef tourism play a crucial role in protecting our oceans? 🤿 What can divers, snorkelers, and everyday citizens do to take action?Join us as we explore Yolanda’s groundbreaking research on how climate conversations in tourism can inspire real change. From the power of education on the reef to the actions we can take beyond the w...
2025-03-2842 min
AURN News#HollywoodLive: Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence Now In-Laws, Roy Wood Jr. Lands Peabodys, and ‘Single Black Female’ Finale Heats UpLooks like the Murphy-Lawrence family just got a little bigger! According to The Humor Mill, Eric Murphy (Eddie’s son) and Jasmine Lawrence (Martin’s daughter) — who got engaged in November 2024 — have now tied the knot! Sources say they went for a Justice of the Peace ceremony surrounded by close family and friends. No word yet on a big Hollywood wedding, but hey, Martin was already grumbling about footing that bill — so maybe this was the perfect solution. Congrats to the newlyweds!Speaking of funny men, if you haven’t caught Roy Wood Jr. on his CNN s...
2025-03-2702 min
Word on the ReefS2 E3: It Snot What You Think: How Whale Mucus can help us Protect WhalesThis week, conservationist, photographer and filmmaker Christian Miller takes us on an unforgettable journey — from swimming alongside the planet’s largest animal, to eavesdropping on a humpback whale krill hunt. Along the way, we’ll dodge jaguars and flesh-eating ants in the Amazon, and learn why you can’t hide anything from a whale (spoiler: they can literally see through you). Strap in — it’s a wild ride. It's our third week broadcasting the show live on CairnsFM 89.1 and it's a cracker! Catch us live every Friday at cairnsfm891.org.au for your weekly deep dive into the...
2025-03-2144 min
Word on the ReefS2 E2: Magnificent Magnetic Island: The Great Barrier Reef's Best Kept SecretThis week, marine biologist and underwater photographer Lawrence Scheele takes us beneath the surface at Magnetic Island for a wild and wonderful tour of its marine life.Discover how jellyfish can detect and dodge humans (despite having no brains), why attempting sign language with a cuttlefish is a big mistake, and how to spot the telltale signs that an octopus might be living in your neighbourhood (spoiler: they are messy!)Check out Lawrence's Book here!It's our second week broadcasting the show live on CairnsFM 89.1 and it's a cracker! Catch us...
2025-03-1442 min
Word on the ReefS2 E1: Heartbreak and Healing on the Great Barrier Reef: How the Ocean Gave Me A Second Chance At LifeWord on the Reef is back — and now broadcasting live on CairnsFM 89.1 every Friday at 10am (Queensland Time)! Tune in on your radio or stream online at cairnsfm891.org.au for your weekly deep dive into marine science on the Great Barrier ReEef and beyond!In our Season Two premiere, host Tanya Murphy opens up about how the underwater world transformed her life — and we welcome a brand new co-host, Brett Goodban.Brett had racked up over 16,000 dives and was living his dream life as an underwater photographer on the Reef when heartbreak stru...
2025-03-0741 min
New Visionary PodcastElevating Voices & Opening Doors for Artists: A Conversation with Tanya WeddemireTanya Weddemire, founder and CEO of the Tanya Weddemire Gallery, discusses her inspiring journey and the themes central to her work in the art world. Her gallery focuses on representing diverse perspectives while fostering community, creativity, and authenticity. This conversation offers insights into Tanya's entrepreneurial mindset and the gallery's evolution as a space for accessible and meaningful art experiences.Here’s what we discuss:Tanya’s journey from Jamaica to becoming a prominent figure in the art world and her commitment to better representation for underrepresented artists.The challenges and rewards of building relationships, fostering community, and...
2025-01-1653 min
The Momentum PodcastFrom Scarcity to Abundance: How Financial Communication Can Transform Your Marriage with Melissa Murphy PavoneMoney is often a major source of stress in relationships, yet open financial communication can feel hard. What if talking about money didn’t have to be awkward or overwhelming—but instead strengthened your partnership?
In this episode of The Mom-entum Podcast, I sit down with Melissa Murphy Pavone, a mom of two, Certified Financial Planner®, and founder of Money Matters in Marriage LLC. Melissa has spent 18 years helping couples navigate money conversations and is on a mission to flip the script on financial communication.
We dive into:
How to host a financial date night...
2025-01-1540 min
Eagle Eye News On Demand(LISTEN): Comobuz publisher Mike Murphy appears on 939 the Eagle's "CEO Roundtable"Columbia’s municipal elections are less than three months away. Columbia mayor Barbara Buffaloe is seeking a second term in April and has at least two challengers: businessman Blair “Murph” Murphy and Mizzou journalism instructor Tanya Heath. Ms. Heath also ran in 2022. Mr. Murphy co-owns Johnston Paint and Decorating on Buttonwood. Comobuz publisher Mike Murphy, who also anchors afternoon newscasts on 939 the Eagle, discussed the April municipal elections in-detail Saturday morning on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable.” Murphy tells host Fred Parry that police and the Laborers Union are unhappy with both Mayor Buffaloe and with Fourth Ward Councilman Nick Foster, who...
2025-01-1245 minCEO Roundtable w. Fred Parry(LISTEN): Comobuz publisher Mike Murphy appears on 939 the Eagle's "CEO Roundtable"Columbia’s municipal elections are less than three months away. Columbia mayor Barbara Buffaloe is seeking a second term in April and has at least two challengers: businessman Blair “Murph” Murphy and Mizzou journalism instructor Tanya Heath. Ms. Heath also ran in 2022. Mr. Murphy co-owns Johnston Paint and Decorating on Buttonwood. Comobuz publisher Mike Murphy, who also anchors afternoon newscasts on 939 the Eagle, discussed the April municipal elections in-detail Saturday morning on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable.” Murphy tells host Fred Parry that police and the Laborers Union are unhappy with both Mayor Buffaloe and with Fourth Ward Councilman Nick Foster, who...
2025-01-1245 min
GOLD SHIELDSGOLD SHIELDS EPISODE 95; Trailblazer Tania Kinsella: From the South Bronx to NYPD’s 1st Female Deputy CommissionerWe hope you enjoy this episode of Gold Shields, let us know how we did.In this powerful episode, we interview Tania Kinsella, the first female 1st Deputy Police Commissioner of the New York City Police Department (NYPD). From her roots in the South Bronx to making history, Tania shares her incredible journey of breaking barriers in one of the most prestigious law enforcement agencies in the world.As a trailblazer for women in policing, Tania reflects on the challenges and triumphs she faced while climbing the ranks in a male-dominated field. She discusses the...
2024-11-0849 min
Traffic Tube Secrets PodcastE228: Russell Brunson Mastermind (Behind The Scenes With Tanya Holden)Summit starts on 1st October 2024, get your free ticket here - https://www.tripfunnels.com/nomadic (I reveal the latest strategies of what's working with YouTube right now)Get my 24-hour Google Ranking system & claim your first free listing on Google today - http://HelpMeGetLeads.com Join Quantum - https://www.iServeFirst.com/ Listen to this Podcast on all available players - https://www.TrafficTubeSecrets.com/
2024-09-301h 18
Uncaged ShowImproving the lives of people with functional GI disorders, With Tanya MurphyTanya Murphy is the Executive Director of The Rome Foundation.
She has been able to leverage herextensive experience in education and non-profit organizations, spanning over two decades, to assume a strategic and operational role that has yielded significant success. Within interdisciplinary team environments, Tanya consistently demonstrates proficiency, guided by a data-driven, creative approach while fostering robust relationships. As a creative public speaker, her commitment to assimilating content and aligning objectives remains resolute.
Her professional journey encompasses roles as an educator in higher education and a director overseeing fundraising and account management. Additionally, Tanya has effectively...
2024-09-2615 min
Word on the ReefS1 E16: Top 8 Animals to See at the Great Barrier Reef: Part IIIIn this jam-packed finale to our three-part series, Master Reef Guide Tahn Miller joins host Tanya Murphy to finally reveal the top three most iconic animals to see on the Reef - and our insider secrets on where, when, and how to find them. If you’re planning a Reef adventure, you won't want to miss this episode!This is Part 3 of our fan-favourite series, "Top 8 Animals to See on the Great Barrier Reef – and Where to Find Them", which began back in Season 1, Episode 13. If you haven’t heard the first two episod...
2024-09-2143 min
Word on the ReefS1 E15: Top 8 Animals to See At the Great Barrier Reef: Part IIToday we're continuing our countdown of the Top 8 Fantastic Beasts of the Great Barrier Reef and Where to Find Them, with Master Reef Guide Tahn Miller. You won't believe some of the encounters he's had with today's animals!Follow Tahn on InstagramSupport the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey to help us apply for funding for the show!PROTECT THE REEF - Sign these Petitions Now!
2024-09-1427 min
Word on the ReefS1 E14: Is the Great Barrier Reef in Danger?The Great Barrier Reef has just experienced its worst summer on record, with cyclones, severe rainfall, flooding, and its most extreme coral bleaching event ever. The World Heritage Committee has expressed concerns that the Australian Government isn't doing enough to protect the Reef, particularly regarding its climate policies, and advised the Reef may face a possible 'In Danger' listing. To explain what that means and what we need to do about it, our guest this week is Reef and World Heritage Expert Dr Jon Day.Support the showHelp Keep Word on...
2024-08-1232 min
Word on the ReefS1 E13: Top 8 Animals to See at the Great Barrier Reef (and Where to Find Them)Tahn Miller is a Master Reef Guide who has spent 14 years observing and teaching people about magical creatures on the Great Barrier Reef. Join us as we swap crazy stories about close encounters with these incredible animals, while counting down the Top 8 Fantastic Beasts of the Great Barrier Reef and Where to Find Them! (JK Rowling reference, for the Muggles out there).Follow @TahnMiller on InstagramFollow Tahn on YouTubeSupport the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word...
2024-07-2532 min
Oh My God I'm a TherapistEpisode 24 Religious TraumaIn this episode. Dr. Janys interviews Dr. Tanya Johnson (she/her/ella) a queer, neurodivergent, Cuban-American counselor educator, clinical supervisor, and licensed mental health counselor who was raised as a devout Mormon in Salt Lake City Utah. Dr. Johnson specializes in supervising and mentoring neurodivergent clinicians in private practice and treating religious, existential, and relational trauma in LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent adults.Dr. Johnson shares about religious trauma through an intersectional feminist lens, addressing relational, cultural, and intergenerational dimensions of religious trauma. She describes how marginalized people in high-control religious and spiritual communities are particularly susceptible to religious...
2024-07-1631 min
Word on the ReefS1 E12: Whale Season on the Great Barrier Reef with Dr Olaf MeyneckeWinter is an incredible time to see, hear, and even swim with whales on the Great Barrier Reef! But they also get up to some pretty weird things, and today we'll learn all about the secrets of whales from someone who has dedicated his life to studying them.Sign the petition to stop whale entanglements in shark nets Learn more about "Humpbacks and High Rises"Help whales with the Australian Marine Conservation Society's whale protection campaign.Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 m...
2024-06-2447 min
Word on the ReefS1 E11: Breaking: Global Coral Bleaching Event with Dr Derek ManzelloIt's official - we are in the midst of the world’s worst coral bleaching event on record, affecting two thirds of corals globally, spanning some 64 countries and territories. We've already explored some of the impacts on the Great Barrier Reef - this week we'll head overseas to find out about the impacts in other countries.To see the map discussed in this episode: https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/noaa-confirms-4th-global-coral-bleaching-eventSupport the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill ou...
2024-06-0930 min
Word on the ReefS1 E10: Drills and Spills: How The Great Barrier Reef Was Saved from Big OilIn the 1960s, the future of the Great Barrier Reef was in jeopardy when a covert deal to drill for oil threatened its survival. A brave group of volunteers took on powerful forces and won, saving the Reef for future generations. Today we're talking with two of those heroes - Eddie Hegerl and Di Tarte. This episode reveals their inspiring fight and why their battle still matters today.Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on...
2024-05-2435 min
The Jillian Murphy Showep. 179 How Mentorship Fueled Tannya’s 15+ Years Success in FashionAre you maximizing mentorship in your business? Today, I'm thrilled to have Tanya Bernadette, founder of the Closet Edit share how strategic mentorship has shaped her business over the past 15 years!
Topics we cover:
The critical role of mentorship in sustaining and growing a business.
How Tannya chose her mentors and the unique benefits each one brought to her business
The intersection of personal style and business success through strategic
mentorship.
Real-world advice for entrepreneurs on how to effectively leverage mentorship.
“Mentorship is so important in business. I think the only reason that I've be...
2024-05-1521 min
Word on the ReefS1 E9: Coral or Concrete: How the Great Barrier Reef was Saved from Coral MiningIn the late 1960s, the Great Barrier Reef faced destruction from coral mining to supply materials for fertilizer and concrete. Few knew or cared about it, until a group of passionate volunteers stepped in to stop the devastation. In this episode, we meet Eddie Hegerl and Di Tarte, two of the original trailblazers who fought to protect the Reef. Hear their powerful story and explore the hidden history of how close we came to losing one of the world’s greatest natural wonders.Episode Image: A young Eddie Hegerl.References:Da...
2024-05-0418 min
Word on the ReefS1 E8: Sea Turtles of the Great Barrier Reef with Richard Fitzpatrick🐢 Sea turtles can grow to the size of a table, navigate using magnets in their brain, and fight off gangs of sharks. 🦈 But after 100 million years in our oceans, their existence is now under threat. This week we visit Raine Island with Marine Biologist and Emmy-winning cinematographer Richard Fitzpatrick to find out why.Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey to help us apply for funding for the show!PROT...
2024-04-1834 min
Word on the ReefS1 E7: Coral restoration on the Great Barrier Reef with Dr Lorna HowlettThis week we visit a coral nursery near Port Douglas, to see how tourism operators are teaming up with scientists to care for their patches of reef. The Coral Nurture Program is showing promising results - but what are its limitations, and what role does it play in protecting our Reef? 🪸Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey to help us apply for funding for the show!PROTECT THE...
2024-04-0326 min
Word on the ReefS1 E6: Coral Bleaching at Lizard Island with Dr Anne HoggettThe Marine Park Authority has confirmed the Great Barrier Reef is experiencing its seventh mass coral bleaching event - the fifth in just eight years, driven by global warming 🫠 This week we head to stunning Lizard Island to find out what's causing this disaster and what we can all do to help 🏝️ Note: At the end of the episode I mentioned a petition you can sign to help protect the Reef; I've just been notified that the petition is still under construction and will hopefully be live some time next week (from 25 March).Support the show
2024-03-2025 min
Word on the ReefS1 E5: First Peoples of the Great Barrier Reef with Malachi Johnson“The Reef is our nervous system. It’s made up of land, sea , sky, animals, and people… Once we destroy that nervous system, it’s critical damage for our body. Because we are all one." 🙌🏽 🌏 This week, Gooreng Gooreng man Malachi Johnson talks about how Indigenous ways of viewing the world can help us heal our relationship with the Reef, heal our relationship with each other, and ultimately, heal ourselves. 🖤💛❤️Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener S...
2024-03-0448 min
She Reads Romance Books PodcastRomance Books Where Love is Found After Being Cheated OnToday I'm sharing some of my favorite romance books where love is found after someone is cheated on. If you've ever been cheated on or been dumped, let the characters in these books be an inspiration that love can be found again even after a broken heart.BOOKS MENTIONED Love on Lexington Avenue by Lauren Layne https://amzn.to/3SRGupIThe Right Move by Liz Tomforde: https://amzn.to/47ZdPoZMake It Sweet by Kristen Callihan: https://amzn.to/49GujDaBoy Toy by Sarina Bowen and Tanya Eby: h...
2024-02-2817 min
Word on the ReefS1 E4: Breaking: Coral bleaching at Heron Island with Dr Stuart KininmonthThe Marine Park Authority has confirmed severe coral bleaching is unfolding on the southern section of the Great Barrier Reef 🪸 So this week, we head to Heron Island to meet the island's chief scientist and see first-hand what's happening 🏝️.Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey to help us apply for funding for the show!PROTECT THE REEF - Sign these Petitions Now! Australian Marine Conservation Society: Australi...
2024-02-2428 min
Word on the ReefS1 E3: Can Corals Survive Climate Change? With Dr Kate QuigleyWhat is the limit of coral resilience? To help us unpack this question, this week we're joined by Dr Kate Quigley, a molecular ecologist who has spent years studying corals up close 🪸. Lately, Kate has been selectively breeding corals to try and increase their heat tolerance 🫠 - a race against time as the Reef starts to show the first signs of coral bleaching for 2024.Together, we break down the 2024 mass bleaching event, why some corals are more sensitive than others, what really happens when corals bleach, and how long they can hang on before it's too late. Most im...
2024-02-1730 min
Word on the ReefS1 E2: A Snorkel Tour on the Great Barrier ReefThis week we're off on a snorkelling adventure to meet the curious creatures who built the Great Barrier Reef. 🪸 On this fun and immersive tour, learn which types of coral grow on the Reef, what it's made from, how it grows, what it eats, how it reproduces, what poses the biggest threat to its existence, and what we can all do to protect it!Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey...
2024-02-1321 min
Word on the ReefS1 E1: A Scenic Flight over the Great Barrier Reef!Meet our host and tour guide Tanya for a scenic flight over the world's largest Reef. ✈️ We'll spot some marine life 🐳 and learn about how the Reef was formed, its history, and some of the threats it is facing. You won’t believe what we’ll see along the way!Support the showHelp Keep Word on the Reef Afloat!Please take 2 minutes to fill out our Word on the Reef Listener Survey to help us apply for funding for the show!PROTECT THE REEF - Sign...
2024-02-0216 min
Inspired ByTanya Grant Gets Real: Racism In Business & Importance of Black Representation in Personal Branding | EP25In this episode, we dive into the world of branding and marketing with brand specialist, public speaker, and best-selling co-author Tanya Grant of TNG Designs Group Ltd. Join us as we explore a wide range of topics, including the importance of standing out in today's crowded marketplace. Tanya Grant fearlessly shares her insights on how the Black Lives Matter movement has impacted the black community in the UK, highlighting the incredible power of representation for the next generation. Learn the inspiring journey of how Tanya built the Queens In Business brand from the ground up, and how she is...
2023-11-061h 00
Malice and MocktailsSober Sips, Episode 3: With Tanya Murphy, creator of Calm & CocktailsHi friends! We made it to episode 3 of Sober Sips and we are so excited to share with you our interview with the lovely Tanya Murphy. We had such a fantastic conversation with her and we hope you enjoy.
Tanya is the creator of Calm and Cocktails and host of the podcast Calm, Cocktails and Conversations. Tanya shares with us her vast experience as a former women's health lobbyist and wellbeing expert, her ADHD diagnosis later in life and how that led to a path to advocate for women and girls with ADHD, and how to live...
2023-10-0558 min
The MCA ProdcastTanya Bogin - Localisation is not just adapting words, it’s adapting nuanceThis week on The MCA Prodcast Pat Murphy talks with Tanya Bogin, Managing Director of Craft Worldwide in London. Tanya oversees end-to-end creative production operations, as well as global campaign localisation for IPG Partners and direct clients. She has over 14 years of experience in advertising and has been responsible for developing integrated production solutions for clients like Microsoft, Cisco, Nestle, Unilever and more.Tanya defines her role in transcreation and localization as so much more than just translation. She says it’s ‘not just adapting words, it's adapting nuance’ which she describes as a science and an art. L...
2023-05-3124 min
Women In ConfidenceLessons on leadership, teamwork and resilience with Tanya McCreadyOver 20 years ago Tanya and her husband, Hank, quit their jobs and left their home to move to Ontario's wilderness with their beloved huskies to start a business, family and lifestyle. They now welcome over 3000 guests from around the world every winter to experience dogsledding on their 2000 acres of wilderness bordering Algonquin Park. Hank & their huskies have competed in 6 – 1000 mile races in Alaska & the Yukon and they have written 2 books from these races - the latest an international best seller. Tanya shares stories and lessons around leadership, teamwork, overcoming adversity and building a business to international audiences. The...
2023-05-2943 min
The Hilltop Glove PodcastTanya Murphy | I Know You Got Soul | Episode #69Send a textTHG interviews Tanya Murphy. Tanya is Charlotte-based multidisciplinary artist and entrepreneur. Over her extensive career, the Philadelphia native has been an art instructor, gallery owner/director, and curator. Her artworks are held in numerous public and private collections nationally. Currently she is a member Charlotte Art League's artist space. Support the showBOOK OUR SPACE (Columbia):https://www.peerspace.com/pages/listings/673ab11c9ec72595c7e5f909 BOOK OUR SPACE (Charleston): https://www.peerspace.com/pages/listings/67ae7cb5c...
2023-05-231h 11
Deep TransformationMichael Murphy - The Human Potential Movement Then & Now: 60 Years at the Leading Edge of Transformative Practice, Research & ActionEp. 58 (Part 1 of 3) | Michael Murphy, author, co-founder of the world-famous Esalen Institute, and pioneer of the Human Potential Movement starting in the 60s, relates a wealth of intimate experience, knowledge, and wisdom covering his decades of living at the leading edge of transformative practice and the realization of human potential. Mike talks about Esalen’s latest research, our current crisis of belief, and the anchoring question that has guided Esalen (and Mike) all along: how best to serve? Mike has watched the developmental process of transformative practices themselves, such as somatics and psychedelics, now circling around after a period of...
2022-12-2949 min
Just Shoot Me PodcastEp. 11 Andrew Murphy- Cinematographer, YouTuber in Gold Coast talks about the commercial world and locking in higher-end clientsEp. 11 Andrew Murphy- Cinematographer, YouTuber in Gold Coast talks about the commercial world and locking in higher-end clients
2022-10-111h 15
The Mother Wit PodcastEp. 25 Exclusively pumping for twins, with Mother Wit Mama, Kristen RossGuest: Kristen Ross is a Mother Wit twin mama and also a postpartum doula in LA. @twin.postpartum.doula or her website www.twinpostpartumdoula. comKristen was so innovative and creative in her approach to feeding her babies and boy did it pay off. She has mastered the art of exclusive pumping like no other. She has also recently become a postpartum doula and hopes to focus on families with multiples and working with the LGBTQ+ community.Resources (also see transcript):Write your Birth Story (Carrie Murphy, Doula, Writer)The First Forty Days (E...
2022-08-011h 03
Best Full-Length Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseDS Manson: Three BBC Radio 4 crime thrillers by Bill MurphyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/577147 to listen full audiobooks. Title: DS Manson: Three BBC Radio 4 crime thrillers Author: Bill Murphy Narrator: Ron Cook, Eddie Marsan, Alison Pettitt, Philip Glenister, Roger May, Susan Lynch, Frances Tomelty, David Warner, Full Cast Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 3 hours 20 minutes Release date: June 16, 2022 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Three detective thrillers set in the Met's Missing Persons Bureau After shooting a teenage boy in an undercover operation, DS Sue Manson is taken off the front line and transferred to a desk job in Missing Persons. But no sooner has she arrived than she's in...
2022-06-1605 min
The Superlatively Yes PodcastJasa Reveals the Wedding VenueThe One Where Jasa Reveals the Wedding Venue It's finally here! The next time we hear from Jasa will be after the wedding and honeymoon in beautiful Hawaii. Today we are going over the fun we had since we talked last week during the super loud thunderstorm. I was able to pay much more attention this time! We recapped Mother's Day, tossed in a few cute and fun items, and then Jasa finally revealed the beautiful venue for the wedding. Thanks for spending some time with us this week. If you enjoy The Superlatively Yes Podcast, we would appreciate...
2022-05-1654 min
The Working ClassS01E19. Tanya Murphy, scuba instructor, journalist, musician.Tanya’s come all the way from WA to settle here in North Queensland. Tanya leads a very busy life where she’s lucky enough to pursue 3 of her passions, journalism, scuba diving and music. Listen in to hear how Tanya is able to find that balance of doing what she loves as well as maintaining a healthy mind and body. Www.tanyamurphymusic.comKaitigi | Free Listening on SoundCloudSend us a textSupport the showFREE MUSIC!!!Kaitigi | Free Listening on SoundCloud Support the sh...
2021-11-281h 14
Choose To Thrive: Women's HealthEmbracing adventure as a way to liveLove this episode with my gorgeous little sister Tanya who lives in Cairns, Queensland and who had to do some serious career pivoting in light of the near decimation of the tourism industry impacting her scuba diving/musician vocations.Like myself, Tanya has always had an adventurous spirit and an open mind to opportunity. Our conversation covers concepts such as adventure, the power of rites of passage in changing perception, and having an open mind when opportunities knock. We ponder how our parents and our upbringing in a small, landlocked wheat and sheep farming town shaped the...
2021-04-2958 min
The Intentional AdvantageYour Fully Charged Life with Meaghan B MurphyAre you living a fully charged life? Discover how it’s done with guest, Meaghan B Murphy, Content Director of Women's Day Magazine, author, podcast host, and lifestyle expert. You'll also learn tips for maintaining the energy, happiness, and harmony you need to succeed in business and beyond by finding more ways to add more Yay to your day. What’s In This Episode: Meaghan B Murphy's Fully Charged Life Why gratitude is the key to success Tips for achieving an attitude of gratitude How to look at things from...
2021-03-0229 min
Breakfast with Murray JonesMulti talented Tanya Murphy facing up to the challengesMurray Jones from 4CA speaks with journalist and dive instructor Tanya Murphy about the challenges of the Covid 19 downturn
2021-01-1407 min
Making Space For MenopauseMaking Space For: The Storyline of Dieting and AgingDr. Jillian Murphy joins Tanya in a conversation about coming to terms with our aging bodies, in a culture that would have us work AGAINST these bodies. Stop blaming yourself for your body and tying to "fix" something you can't avoid. Aging. Understand that our bodies do some things that relate to aging, not because our body is "wrong". Use other "tools" besides a diet, to mitigate symptoms like bloating and indigestion. See what we really are losing when we our bodies change: privilege and the close proximity to cultural norms....
2021-01-0257 min
The VOWShantelle MurphyShantelle Murphy is the Founder and CEO of Bon Aesthete Inc., a company dedicated to enhancing the medical aesthetic experience for patients and providers. The Bon Aesthete portfolio includes Astrk Skincare, an elegant medical-grade skincare line, and Beauty Brand Persona, an online course for business and marketing strategies in medical aesthetics.
Shantelle’s science background, along with her keen eye and appreciation for beauty, led her to pursue a career in Medical Aesthetics. She has over a decade of experience working with hundreds of physicians and clinic owners across Western Canada and helping thousands of patients look an...
2020-11-2632 min
Obscurities of the Silver ScreenEp. 46 The Beastmaster (1982)What do you call a guy with no shirt, no shoes, and can talk to animals? The beastmaster.
Starting our journey through the trilogy!
The Beastmaster was released in 1982
Directed by
Don Coscarelli
Written by
Don Coscarelli
Paul Pepperman
Based on
The Beast Master by Andre Norton
Starring
Marc Singer
Tanya Roberts
Rip Torn
John Amos
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Obscurities of the...
2020-09-281h 00
Beyond Our BordersLisa Drader-Murphy - Fashion DesignerI have so much respect for Lisa Drader-Murphy not just as an international fashion designer but also as a savvy businesswoman with an inspiring work ethic. Tune in to this episode of Beyond Our Borders to find out how she has pivoted during our global crisis. We cover everything from when she first started to much needed hair cuts!
Highlights:
- “Part of being a successful entrepreneur is that you’re always learning from mistakes.”
- A supply of high-end vintage wool she stumbled upon in an employer’s warehouse set in motion what wou...
2020-06-0334 minThe Intentional AdvantageLiving a Fully Charged Life with Meaghan B. MurphyAre you ready to embrace a life filled with more positivity? Then you’ll love today’s conversation with guest Meaghan B. Murphy who believes that you should search for the Yay! every day. Meaghan is a multi-platform media junkie with a 20-plus year magazine career at Teen People, Cosmopolitan, and Self. She is also the current executive editor for Good Housekeeping and is working on her debut novel, The Fully Charged Life, which will make its debut in 2021. We talked about how learning to be grateful, and practice gratitude has changed her life for the better after tragically losi...
2020-01-2830 min
Ocean Pancake Podcast18: The Great Barrier Reef is Not Dead with Tanya MurphyDespite the rumours floating around, the Great Barrier Reef is not dead. It is a 2400km long stretch of incredible marine biodiversity that brings in $1.4 billion dollars of money to Australia, and supports 16,000 jobs in Queensland. While it is still beautiful and vibrant serious threats to the health of the reef. Tanya Murphy and I discuss these in the newest episode of the Ocean Pancake Podcast. The biggest threat is climate change, and Australia needs to quickly start moving away from coal and towards renewable energy.
2019-12-0543 min
Published by Greenleaf Book GroupElements of Nonfiction Books with AprilJo MurphyToday I'll speak with Greenleaf Editor AprilJo Murphy about the elements that comprise nonfiction books and how authors can approach writing them.
2019-04-1017 min
Obscurities of the Silver ScreenEp. 27 The Divine Enforcer (1992)This movie was...heavenly!
FACTS & FIGURES
The Divine Enforcer was released in 1992
Directed by Robert Rundle
Written byRandall Frakes Robert Rundle Tanya York
Starring Michael M. Foley Jan-Michael Vincent Erik Estrada Jim Brown Judy Landers Don Stroud Carrie Chambers
Honestly, this movie is begging for a remake!
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2019-04-051h 02
Obscurities of the Silver ScreenEp. 27 The Divine Enforcer (1992)This movie was...heavenly!
FACTS & FIGURES
The Divine Enforcer was released in 1992
Directed by Robert Rundle
Written byRandall Frakes Robert Rundle Tanya York
Starring Michael M. Foley Jan-Michael Vincent Erik Estrada Jim Brown Judy Landers Don Stroud Carrie Chambers
Honestly, this movie is begging for a remake!
FOLLOW US!
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ootsspodcast/ Twitter/Instagram: @ootsspodcast
J.G. Instagram/Twitter: @thejgmurphy
Remy Instagram: @riddlemegrey
2019-04-051h 02
Published by Greenleaf Book GroupCreating a Strong Book Outline with AprilJo Murphy, Editor at Greenleaf Book GroupIn this episode, I speak with Greenleaf Editor AprilJo Murphy about creating a strong outline that will help you get started on your book and reach the right audience.
2018-07-0524 min
Fresh out of TokensWe all rolled for initiative and Quinn Murphy got a nat 20 on CHARWe finally got Quinn Murphy behind the mic with us to talk about tabletop, Kaiju, hip hop and Five Fires, as well as other topics.
2017-01-2500 min
Chromatic LifeHola! Como Estas, Quinn Murphy!We chatted up Quinn Murphy about tabletop, creativity, being a POC in tabletop, lit Five Fires and more. Guest!
Quinn Murphy on Twitter
Five Fires
Support Quinn on Patreon
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Tanya’s in Playboy
Pixels - What a piece of frosting covered shit served up as an attempt at banking on nostalgia. The Movie Bob really encapsulated Tanya’s feelings on it
Stop trying to inspire me internet!
SandraBland, SarahLeeCircleBear RalkinaJones, SayHerName
EmptyChair, Cosby’s accusers on cover of New York M...
2016-04-291h 09
The Music BoxIt's Pastor Jeremiah Murphy!This week on "TheMusicBox" w/ Nat'l Recording Artist Tanya Dallas-Lewis, it's Pastor Jeremiah Murphy!
Pastor Jeremiah Murphy is a native of Washington D.C. This Pianist, Composer, Singer, Director, Producer, Educator, Voice-Over Artist, Preacher, and Pastor is recently retired after thirty-two years of teaching. Mr. Murphy taught for twenty-four years at Largo High School in Prince Georges County, Maryland, where he directed the internationally renowned Largo High School Choir. This choir has performed across the USA and in Europe, and with many noted Gospel Music Artists. His school-based and private students can be heard in worship and performances around the USA...
2014-07-0400 min