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Take on BoardHelga goes solo: Takeaways from WorkSafe Victoria event and what boards need to knowToday on the Take on Board podcast, I share key takeaways from a WorkSafe Victoria event, “Hearts, Minds, and Improving Your Business,” featuring Professor Lea Waters on the neuroscience and business impacts of psychological safety in the workplace.I explain the difference between psychological health and harm, including how each affects thinking, decision-making, behavior, and workplace outcomes like profitability, turnover, innovation, and incidents. I also outline four pillars boards should oversee: work design, work management, workflow systems, and workplace environment, and the hazards and protections that sit under them.I highlight why this matt...
2026-05-1214 min
Parts DepartmentBill me later, daddyJustin caught a facing issue on fresh UMC pallets before they could ruin parts, while his Shopboard reel blew up on Instagram. Jem survived a surprise WorkSafe inspection and a brutal $8k robot service bill. The guys talk selling out of ATC Pedestals, $5 McMaster parts versus Haas tax, custom ERP dashboards, and a new quest for decent video editing help. Home Assistant just works.Watch on YoutubeDISCUSSED:✍️ Comment or Suggest a TopicShopboard goes off, AirShop integrated$5 skimmer belts on McMaster from Langerman Machine #9452K451Dumb setup for dumb reasonWorkSafe visit (OSHA...
2026-05-0546 min
Safety Services New BrunswickA Powerful Story of Workplace Violence, Survival & Systemic Change - Natasha Poirier, RNSend us an e-mail to podcast@ssnb.caWe just released one of the most important—and most difficult—podcast conversations we’ve ever hosted.In this episode, Perley Brewer speaks with Natasha Poirier, a longtime registered nurse whose life changed forever after a brutal workplace assault in 2019. Natasha courageously walks us through her experience, the life‑altering injuries she suffered, the long fight for justice, and the systemic failures that followed.Natasha has also written a powerful memoir about her journey, Unsure: Bearing Witness to Justice, where she exposes the “code of silence” surrounding workplace vi...
2026-03-1641 min
safetyCastDesigning Workplaces to Support Psychosocial Safety - safetyCast - 012Designing for Wellbeing: Mastering Psychosocial Risk
Workplaces today are grappling with a rising tide of stress, burnout, and harassment. As regulators set new expectations for managing mental health, psychosocial risks have shifted from a “personnel issue” to a critical safety challenge. How do organisations move beyond reactive measures to design work that actually prevents harm?
In this insightful and practical episode, Vanessa Cooper, Principal Advisor at WorkSafe New Zealand, and Terry Buckingham, Wellbeing Lead at ASB Bank, join ecoPortal’s Craig Bleakley to explore how to identify and manage psychosocial issues before they escalate. We unpack...
2026-02-1753 min
The Health Design PodcastJohn Malios, retired clinician and patient advocateDr John Malios is an experienced general practitioner and medico-legal examiner, retiring after a 50-year career in general practice. He founded the Oakleigh and District Health Centre (now The General Practitioner) in 1972 and went on to serve as Convenor of Medical Panels Victoria (2012–2017) and Deputy Convenor (2007–2012).
He continues to contribute as a Presiding Member on Medical Panel Tribunals and has extensive expertise in medico-legal impairment assessment under the AMA Guides for WorkSafe and Wrongs Act claims. Dr Malios also delivers training for the Personal Injury Education Foundation (PIEF).
Currently, he is an occupational health consultant in private industry, Medical Advisor and...
2025-12-1828 min
Build America PodcastS10 E299: No Damage for Delay Holds in Value Engineering Job with Scott JenningsWelcome back to the Build America Podcast, where host Scott Jennings brings you unfiltered, no-BS insights into the world of construction. In this episode, Scott breaks down a real-life legal case that combines four critical construction contract concepts every contractor should understand: Value Engineering, Reservation of Rights, No Damage for Delay, and Cardinal Change.Through a detailed case study between a major contractor and the New York City DOT, Scott explains what went wrong, why “no damage for delay” clauses can be devastating for contractors, and how to protect yourself before signing that next chan...
2025-10-2911 min
The Safety SpotlightEp. 5 - Psychosocially SafeJoin host Lish Fejer in this episode of The Safety Spotlight, a podcast from WorkSafe ACT, featuring Professor Maureen Dollard of the University of South Australia, alongside regular guest Jacqueline Agius, the ACT’s Work Health and Safety Commissioner. This episode explores the increasingly prevalent issue of psychosocial risk in the workplace, examining its definition, its impact on individuals and organisations, and the practical steps businesses can take to address it effectively. Lish, Jacqui and Professor Dollard discuss the significant costs of psychological injuries compared to physical ones, as well as highlight the importance of a strong psychosocial safety cl...
2025-09-3057 min
Today in BusinessToday in Business: September 4, 2025Welcome to Today in Business - Powered by Spark for Business, an experimental AI podcast by the New Zealand Herald. Each weekday, we bring you five stories, the best of the New Zealand Herald business journalism, summarised and delivered by an AI voice as an easily digestible recap. It's Thursday, September 4, 2025, and here are five stories you should know about. Ikea will open its first New Zealand store on December 4 in Auckland's Mount Wellington, three weeks before Christmas. The Sylvia Park store will stock about 7500 products, include click-and-collect facilities, and feature 28 motorbike parking bays and EV chargers...
2025-09-0404 min
AgVic TalkImproving Shearing Shed Safety with Jason Letchford and Craig FrenchIn this episode of AgVic Talk, Jason Letchford from the Shearing Contractors Association of Australia and Craig French from Australian Wool Innovation discuss the safety challenges and improvements in the shearing industry.
They delve into key safety issues such as musculoskeletal injuries, exposure to viruses, and the importance of improved shearing shed safety.
The episode also highlights the SafeSheds program and practical strategies for enhancing safety and productivity in shearing sheds.
Tune in to learn more about the efforts being made to ensure a safer working environment for shearers.
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2025-08-1522 min
AgVic TalkImportance of Safety in Livestock Handling with Joel Haberfield and Peter MillerThis podcast episode focuses on farm safety, particularly the safe handling of livestock during loading and unloading processes. It features interviews with Joel Haberfield, a livestock transporter, and Peter Miller, a farmer, who share their experiences and insights on improving safety standards in the agricultural sector.
Further information:
The Farming Safe and Well program is delivering activities and resources to improve farm safety outcomes in Victoria.
Worksafe Victoria provides information about safety in the cattle industry, visit worksafe.vic.gov.au/safer-cattle-handling
The Australia Livestock and Rural Transporters Association provides information about livestock lo...
2025-07-2220 min
Mining The GapCAITLIN HOBBS: The Gap Between Physical and Psychological SafetyThis is the final episode of the season, and I’m joined by my friend and former colleague, Caitlin Hobbs; a safety and risk professional who is leading the way in how our industry approaches psychosocial safety on site.Caitlin and I started our mining careers together as graduates in Mount Isa — me in geology, her as a safety advisor — and it’s been amazing to watch her continue to level up and now be nationally recognised for her work in mental health and safety. She’s even been invited to speak at a major psychosocial risk manag...
2025-07-0151 min
THE SDA HOUSING PODCASTEPISODE 304 - HAND IN HAND SUPPORT COORDINATION: Katalin JakusThis episode is all about Hand in Hand Support Coordination. Minh talks to Katalin Jakus, who runs a business that distinguishes itself from other Support Coordination brands through several unique features and approaches:1. Person-Centred, Holistic ApproachHand in Hand employs a deeply person-centred and holistic model of support coordination. This means they focus on understanding the whole individual—mental, social, physical, and emotional wellbeing—not just the disability. They prioritize listening to the participant’s goals, preferences, and lived experiences to tailor support plans that truly reflect the person’s unique needs and aspirations.2. Spe...
2025-06-1135 min
The Chill ZoneThis Is How We Don'tKeywordspodcast, traffic control, workplace issues, employee rights, health challenges, financial management, retirement, food choices, mental health, collaborationsSummaryIn this episode, the SWAGman and Cranky discuss various themes, including health challenges truck drivers face, financial management strategies, workplace issues, and the importance of employee rights. They also touch on food choices in the industry and future collaborations with other podcasts. The conversation is light-hearted yet informative, providing insights into the realities of working in traffic control and the importance of addressing workplace concerns.
2025-05-2658 min
RDY SETOur Worst Minimum Wage Job Experiences - RDY Set Podcast Ep. 53Everyone has that first/minimum wage job story, so we decided to share some our! WorkSafe might be a bit horrified at some of things we've experienced.Thanks again Dom for joining us!📸 RDY SET https://linktr.ee/rdysetofficial📸 Angus https://www.instagram.com/iciban.beef/📸 Derick https://www.instagram.com/hungry.dai_lo/📸 Ricky https://www.instagram.com/ricky.tbh/Opening ThemeCasa Bossa Nova Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
2025-04-1236 min
The Critical Few ActionsGeorgie Chapman (HR Legal Advisor): Why Mid-Sized CEOs Can’t Ignore Bullying & StressClick here for further information and the downloadable resources:https://criticalfewactionspodcast.com.au/GeorgieChapman2InformationIn this episode, I sit down with Georgie Chapman, HR Legal Advisor and Partner at HR Legal, to uncover why CEOs of mid-sized businesses (under $100M turnover) can’t afford to ignore workplace bullying and stress. With decades of experience advising companies on employment law, Georgie brings a refreshing perspective that balances legal obligations and pragmatism with genuine empathy for your team. If you’ve been searching for practical guidance on navigating the complexities of bullying complaints or preventing crippling work...
2025-03-1847 min
Off The Clock Toolbox TalkJames' Story (Pain BC)James Boseley grew up in rough and tumble rural Alberta. Pain or having an IV plugged into his arm was no reason to stop working. Dealing with pain on a daily chronic basis, James’ mental health rapidly deteriorated to where he was considering suicide.Because of his severe pain, James left Alberta to haul disposal bins in BC for half of what he was making in AB. Here James was injured again, breaking and tearing multiple hard and soft tissues throughout his body. With James’ high pain tolerance the medical system downplayed his injury. Not only did he n...
2025-03-1730 min
Get A Life - Ex-Cult ConversationsGet A Life Ep. 134 Worked to death- Sam Keast and Playground Centre DISCUSSION ON DEATH AND SUICIDE. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED
“To err is human, but to really f#@k things up you need the Plymouth Brethren” – and in the case we report today, they come in the person of Simon Filleul, a Plymouth Brethren elder and Rapid Relief team spokesman from Whanganui, New Zealand. Simon’s business, Playground Centre
Limited took on a talented and enthusiastic 19-year old, exploited his energy and loyalty to the utmost extreme for 7 years, lured him to Australia with false and unfulfilled promises of training, promotion and financial assistance, then finally, having extracted everythi...
2025-01-182h 39
Utility Safety Podcast by Incident Prevention MagazineVoice of Experience with Danny Raines, CUSP - Test, Verify, Prevent - Lessons from the FieldJoin Danny Raines, CUSP, as he shares critical lessons learned from the field in this episode of The Voice of Experience. Danny dives into real-world incidents, including a tragic fatality and a near-miss, emphasizing the importance of testing and verifying in the utility safety industry. With decades of experience, Danny provides actionable insights to prevent accidents, improve safety protocols, and foster a culture of vigilance among utility professionals.
Key Takeaways:
1.Testing and Verifying Saves Lives: Never assume safety; always verify conditions to prevent catastrophic incidents.
2.Human Error Is Inevitable: Acknowledge that m...
2025-01-0937 min
Psych Health and Safety PodcastCHRISTMAS REPLAY: Episode #207 - with Dr John FitzgeraldTHIS IS A REPLAY OF EPISODE #207
The Psych Health and Safety Podcast will be returning 14th January 2025!
In this episode Australian hosts Jason and Joelle chat with Dr John Fitzgerald, Mentally Healthy Work Lead at WorkSafe New Zealand. We explore a research report recently published by WorkSafe examining the role of work factors in suicide. John details the research purpose, methodology, and findings, and shares his key takeaway messages arising from the research.
https://www.worksafe.govt.nz/research/work-related-suicide-examining-the-role-of-work-factors-in-suicide/
2025-01-061h 19
What in the NDIS now?Episode 53 - What in the NDIS news and end of year wrap-up for 2024.On this episode Sam and Hannah get up to date on the latest NDIS news and wrap up the year that was 2024. And what a year it was. Thank you to all our listeners for their support this year, we could not do this podcast without you!If you want to find out more about the Household worker insurance, which applies to anyone in QLD who employs someone who works at their home:https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/claims-and-insurance/workcover-insurance/types-of-insurance/household-worker-insuranceWe are super excited for our upcoming LIVE...
2024-12-2255 min
Law Lenz: Employment Law Done RightHow to Grinch-Proof Your Work Christmas Party!‘Tis the season for festive cheer, and that means one thing… the work Christmas party! But before you deck the halls and celebrate, there are a few key things to keep in mind to make sure your holiday bash is both merry and safe.
In this episode, host Sanam covers everything employers need to know for a memorable (and incident-free) work party. From employer obligations under New Zealand’s Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 to setting expectations for unacceptable conduct, we’ll dive into practical strategies that go beyond the basics. We’re talking everything from choosing t...
2024-11-1217 min
So You Work in Aged Care#62: Dealing with Violence and Aggression in the Workplace
Podcast Show Notes – S2 Aged Care Ep 4
PODCAST DETAILS
24 September 2024
So You Work in Aged Care
Workplace violence and aggression - Episode 4 of 6
OVERVIEW
In episode 4 of our 6-part series for the So You Work in Aged Care podcast, we continue to explore the key issues and trends that are impacting the aged care workforce in Australia today.
Unfortunately, workplace violence and aggression is something that many who work in our sector are exposed to. It is not always physical...
2024-10-0224 min
Wisepreneurs | Independent Professionals Building Practice on Their Own TermsJane Hudson Experienced Consultant: Building an L&D Practice After CorporateJane Hudson built an independent L&D consultancy specialising in regulatory training after leaving corporate employment, and returns to Wisepreneurs 50 episodes after her first appearance to share what she's learned running the practice.Jane covers the practical realities of L&D consulting as a solo operator, including managing remote teams, developing effective pricing strategies, and creating regulatory training programmes that meet compliance requirements. She explains how the L&D field evolved post-COVID and why finding a defined niche matters more than trying to serve every training need. The conversation addresses how independent L&D...
2024-08-0245 min
The Restaurant Growth ShowTipping Culture, Wage Increases, and Managing Costs with Peter De BruynIn this episode, hosts Gordon and Jose welcome seasoned restaurateur Peter De Bruyn, who shares his 30 years of experience in the industry. Peter, the executive chef at the Strathcona Hotel and board chair at the BC Restaurant and Food Services Association, dives into hot topics like tipping culture, California's minimum wage hike, and how restaurants are navigating increased costs. He also discusses the challenges related to labor shortages, food supply issues, and the impact of recent CRA and WorkSafe regulations on tipping practices. Tune in for valuable insights and strategies for restaurant owners and operators.
2024-07-2832 min
Mind Medicine AustraliaBridging Trauma and Healing: Dr Eli Kotler’s Work in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy and Psychodynamic PsychiatryTW: SuicideDr Eli Kotler Dr Eli Kotler is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Psychodynamic Psychotherapist. He is the Medical Director of Malvern Private Hospital, an addiction and trauma hospital in Melbourne. Eli completed the inaugural Mind Medicine Australia Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies (CPAT)™ course, and has since been on its Faculty. He's currently the Australian course Director. Due to his interest in trauma, Eli has been appointed an Independent Medical Examiner by WorkSafe Victoria. He has been appointed by the Minister for Workplace Safety to sit on the Victorian Medical Panels, and is...
2024-06-201h 25
Health & Safety UnpluggedRetired WorkSafe Inspector Shares His Experiences | Health & Safety Unplugged S4 E5Shane Strode-Penny, a retired inspector from WorkSafe NZ, is now enjoying retirement but remains busy with consulting and volunteering. He is known for sharing his insights and experiences on the NZHSP Facebook group.
Shane believes that inspectors should receive more recognition for their work and that the regulator should nominate inspectors for awards. He also highlights the importance of training inspectors with fact-based and
physical training, rather than relying solely on online courses. Shane suggests increasing the number of inspectors and improving support in the offices. He
emphasizes the need for the regulator to focus on education...
2024-05-0655 min
WorkSafe HSR PodcastWSV commitment to HSRsWorkSafe values and supports the role of HSRs in Victorian workplaces. This week we are joined by WorkSafe's Executive Director - External Affairs Sam Jenkin and Health & Safety Representative Support Officer Mike Craig who discuss all the things WorkSafe can do to help HSRs. Catch-up on this useful audio resource that discusses a range of topics and offers advice, guidance and support from industry experts and leaders in OHS for Health and Safety Representatives, Employers and Employees via your podcast platform of choice. For more information, visit https://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au...
2024-04-3018 min
The Company Road PodcastE41 Fabio Oliveira - Stuff up lunches & store experiments: How AU's biggest retail chain innovatesSend us a text"Follow the process, follow the methods, and then you're not going to fail in your project. You're going to fail throughout your project. Small constant failure is part of what it is.”Fabio OliveiraIn this episode you’ll hear about:Defining innovation in 2024: Breaking down the definition of innovation and its associated expectations and misconceptions and understanding how innovation fits differently into the contexts of large and small organisationsManaging innovation and idea generation: Methods for accelerating employee engagement, investment and idea...
2024-04-2348 min
WorkSafe HSR PodcastResolution of OHS issuesResolving health and safety issues is a vital topic for all Victorian employers and employees as well as HSRs. This week we discuss the resolution of OHS Issues with our guest Kristine Gatt on WorkSafe Victoria’s new HSR Podcast series. This is the first time WorkSafe have taken the step into the world of podcasting and is yet another way of communicating with HSRs across Victoria who are a crucial cog in the wheel of safety in workplaces. For more information, visit https://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/resources/employee-representation-guide-part-7-ohs-act-2004-pdf-version...
2024-04-1016 min
WorkSafe HSR PodcastObligations towards HSRsJoin WorkSafe's Alyssa Duncan and learn more about Employer obligations towards Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) in episode 6 of WorkSafe Victoria’s HSR Podcast series. For more information on the obligations of an employer to health and safety representatives, visit https://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/obligations-employer-health-and-safety-representatives You can contact our HSR Support Officer team via HSRSO@worksafe.vic.gov.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-04-0313 minLaw Lenz: Employment Law Done RightThe Coalition Proposes to Shake-up Employment LawLast week was a saucy week for employment law, but not that kind of saucy! It was a whirlwind of developments in New Zealand's employment law landscape. We saw the resurfacing of the leaked Cabinet papers debacle from last year. Additionally, Workplace Relations and Safety Minister, Hon. Brooke van Velden, hinted at the employment law changes on the horizon by the Coalition Government.
Join our host Sanam, as she delves into the practical implications for workers and businesses alike. The episode explores the proposed reforms touching on the Holidays Act, health and safety regulations, treatment of independent...
2024-03-1716 min
WorkSafe HSR PodcastWhat are HSRs?In episode 2 of the HSR podcast we sit down with WorkSafe's Chris Walker to discuss the role of Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) and best practice ways to support consultation and resolve workplace issues. For more information, visit https://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/health-and-safety-representatives You can contact our HSR Support Officer team via HSRSO@worksafe.vic.gov.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-03-0610 min
IHSA Safety PodcastWorking Outside in the Canadian WinterDuring the winter months in Canada, the weather can get extremely cold, and workers in industries such as construction, transportation, and electrical utilities face the risk of experiencing cold stress. On this episode of the IHSA Safety Podcast, Jasmine Kalsi, IHSA’s Occupational Hygienist, discusses cold stress, which occurs when the human body's core temperature drops below 37 degrees Celsius. Cold stress can result in cold-related illnesses, tissue damage, and even death.Jasmine explains that extended exposures to cold can occur in locations such as roofs, unheated cabs, bridges, projects near large bodies of water, high buildings open to...
2024-02-1212 min
Women in Safety PodcastNetworking with HSE GlobalIn this episode, we had the pleasure of hosting Helen Sadgrove from New Zealand and Kristen Street from Sydney, who are both key figures in sponsoring the upcoming 2023 Women in Safety Awards.
Our generous sponsor, HSE Global, is not only supporting the event but also spearheading the networking segment. Tune in as Helen and Kristen share insightful tips and tricks for effective networking, emphasizing its pivotal role in professional growth.
The conversation extends beyond networking, delving into the profound impact of collaboration and connection on their respective careers. Helen...
2023-11-2134 minLaw Lenz: Employment Law Done RightHiring 5 Year Olds: Employing Young People in New ZealandDid you know that in New Zealand, you can hire a 5 year old? It’s true, New Zealand has no minimum age limitations for employees. But like any area of employment law, there are rules that employers need to follow.
With the holiday season fast approaching and business getting busier, will you be hiring young people? If you're a business owner gearing up for summer or just keen to navigate the hiring process, we’re here to equip you with the knowledge you need. Join me in this episode as we delve into the tips around hiring youn...
2023-11-0514 min
I've Seen Things PodcastI've Seen Things Podcast ep4. Ergonomics.Welcome to I've Seen Things Podcast. Safety, Logistics & Chatter. Join our hosts Amy & TJ as they discuss some of the issues involving ergonomics, hot desking and individual desk set up in corporate offices. Let's get chatting about safety, logistics and the crazy things you've seen at work too in the comments below. Amy's Ergonomics Links (further reading);www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/safety-and-prevention/hazards/hazardous-manual-tasks/working-with-computers/setting-up-your-workstation www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/safety-topic/managing-health-and-safety/mental-health/psychosocial-hazards/poor-physical-environment www.beupstanding.com.au/how-it-works www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/safety-topic/managing-health-and-safety/beupstanding uploadsssl.webflow.com/5f05a2015c89ec072572454d/5f1d1831a807cd1...
2023-10-2452 min
The Company Road PodcastE13 Andrew Broughton - Designing for Improved Civic Outcomes: The Intersection of Design and Social ResponsibilitySend us a text"Your success is only limited by your own ambition... It's very much about autonomy, mastery, and purpose beyond the backlog."Andrew BroughtonIn this episode, you’ll hear about:Balancing business metrics and social impact: The challenge of but need for aligning social impact measures with business metrics to demonstrate the value of socially focussed projects.Finding intrinsic value in your work: How to find alignment between your work’s outcomes and impact with your own personal goals and aspirations.The role of design in problem-solving: How intrapreneurs can...
2023-10-1057 min
Territory Story438. Weekends With Walshy - Gunner Bans Media......AGAIN!!Chris and Co have been working hard as usual this week on a vast array of stories. Another week where there's been a lot happening in the world of news. in the NT and we've got it all for you here on the weekend edition.
Each week we speak with Chris Walsh, Editor of the NT Independent online newspaper, about some of the stories making news in the Territory.
This week's stories are:
1. Gunner bans all media from attending his speech at resources conference
2023-09-151h 51
Washington Hospitality Industry WebcastCEO Podcast with special guest, John Meier of ERNwestThis month, Anthony welcomes John Meier, the CEO of ERNwest, our partner in WorkSafe. The two discuss the Stay at Work program, the most common injuries in hospitality, and how to change the culture of your business to include safety.
We mentioned the following websites in this podcast:
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Going Green toolkit
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Please email us with any questions at podcast@wahospitality.org.
Thank you to our sponsors, Hospitality Health Insurance and ERNwest.
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2023-09-0127 min
WA ExposéWhat is Arts Saftey?What is Arts Safety? Definitely not a question we can answer in one podcast, but here we are trying to start a much bigger conversation.Please get involved in this chat, I know we are opening a very big can of worms and I'd love to hear more perspectivesWAExposePod@gmail.comToday's guest is anonymous.Some additional resources for anyone strugglingBeyond Blue 1300 224 636Lifeline 13 11 14 Support Act Wellbeing Helpline (for anyone who works in the arts) 1800 959 500MIFWA (mental illness f...
2023-08-3042 min
MediaCat UK PodcastCody Amos discusses VFX, directing and getting into the businessFor this podcast our Editor Mike Piggott spoke to Cody Amos, Creative Director at Heckler HQ. Cody has around a decade of experience in film visual effects, working at places such as Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) and Weta Digital. They discuss Cody's way into the business and the many hats he now wears as a Creative Director, overseeing VFX and sometimes directing himself.
At Heckler HQ Cody now does a lot of work for brands, creating adverts and so on. They discuss how this differs from his work on Hollywood movies (such as Spider-Man: Far From Home) a...
2023-08-0230 min
MediaCat UK PodcastCody Amos discusses VFX, directing and getting into the businessFor this podcast our Editor Mike Piggott spoke to Cody Amos, Creative Director at Heckler HQ. Cody has around a decade of experience in film visual effects, working at places such as Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) and Weta Digital. They discuss Cody's way into the business and the many hats he now wears as a Creative Director, overseeing VFX and sometimes directing himself.
At Heckler HQ Cody now does a lot of work for brands, creating adverts and so on. They discuss how this differs from his work on Hollywood movies (such as Spider-Man: Far From Home) a...
2023-08-0230 min
I've Seen Things PodcastI've Seen Things Podcast. Ep.1 IntroductionsWelcome to I've Seen Things a podcast chatting about safety and logistics. Meet the hosts TJ & Amy and let's chat about our aspirations for how this podcast might help both the safety and logistics community, and hopefully many more too. Learn a little of their backgrounds and how this project came about. Let's get chatting about safety, logistics and the crazy things you've seen at work too in the comments below. Find us on podcast platforms as well Instagram - @iveseenthings.podcast Email - seenthingspodcast@gmail.com Worksafe - www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/laws-and-compliance/codes-of-practice/managing-the-risk-of-psychosocial-hazards-at-work-code-of-practice-2022 Merging in QLD...
2023-07-1554 minTerritory Story414. Weekends With Walshy - I Fear For This PlaceChris returns refreshed this week after a week away. As you can expect there's been a lot happening in the world of news and we've got it all for you here on the weekend edition.
Each week we speak with Chris Walsh, Editor of the NT Independent online newspaper, about some of the stories making news in the Territory.
This week's stories are:
1. Snouts in the trough: Monaghan on another taxpayer-funded overseas junket
2. NT Police director of communications sacked amidst accusations of po...
2023-07-071h 38
The Front GardenThe Front Garden EP75 - Safety On Site [Recorded LIVE @ Landscape Show]Chris and Tyson chat to James Webster from Worksafe, Mark Osborne from Sunsmart and Chris Minke from Felco, about the importance of safety on the worksite. They discuss how you can ensure you are being safe in the sun and on the tools. Tune in to learn expert tips on how to prioritise workplace safety as an integral part of your daily activity. This is a killer episode full of the usual fun banter that Chris and Tyson bring to The Front Garden, but don't let the topics discussed become a killer on your job sites. Hit play n...
2023-06-0644 min
Well WorkplacesEp098 - How to Embrace Slow Living and Avoid Hustle Mindset with Dr Natalie FlattAre you someone who feels burned out and overworked? Have you been feeling like life is just moving too fast for you lately? If you're looking to slow down and create a slower lifestyle, this episode of the Well Workplaces podcast is just what you need.
Today, Tom is joined by Dr Natalie Flatt; the co-founder and CEO of Connect Psych Services. Together, they discuss the notion of slow living and creating a slower lifestyle, something that is increasingly important in today's busy and pressured work environment.
Dr Natalie...
2023-05-1631 min
The WorkSAFE Podcast | Workplace Safety StrategiesThe WorkSAFE Podcast | Memorable Moments from 100 Episodes of ExpertiseThe WorkSAFE Podcast began in 2017 as a way to spread workplace safety and workers compensation information to a broad audience. Join us for a special anniversary episode where host Heather Carl and Marketing Content Strategist and podcast producer Alan Combs share our top five episodes and some hidden gems.
2023-02-0144 min
National Centre for Farmer Health - CampfireThinking through the flood recovery journeyThis Campfire podcast episode features speaker Dr Lauren Stracey, from Rural Aid.
Lauren Stracey is an experienced and passionate psychologist who expertly manages Rural Aid’s team of counsellors from her Sydney base.
Rural Aid is dedicated to improving the mental health outcomes of rural Australia - offering free, confidential support to farmers and their families.
They are trained to help their communities with a range of services, from early intervention and health promotion, right through to treatment using evidence-based interventions. They usually visit farmers on their properties.
Counsellors - Rural Aid - Supporting Rural Co...
2023-01-2418 min
Good Banter with Tom Siegert and Evan Hocking#103 - Club House LeaderHappy Thursday Bantido's. Tommy has been sniffing around in his neighbours hard rubbish and Evo has a shoot for WorkSafe coming up and is worried he's getting pigeon holed. Tommy recalls a hilarious story when one of his mates lost control while kite surfing and then the episode cuts out. We then go to 2 days later and the fellers tell one of the crasiest comedy travel stories of all time. Sit back, relax and enjoy some "Good Banter" Jump on the Patreon for bonus content - www.patreon.com/goodbanter Get tickets to t...
2023-01-181h 01
National Centre for Farmer Health - CampfireKids follow parents’ lead on farm safetyHave you been enjoying the Campfire podcast? Would you be willing to give us your feedback?
Reimbursement is available for your time. For more info, email campfire.ncfh@wdhs.net or phone (03) 5551 8533, or fill out the form at Campfire | National Centre for Farmer Health.
This podcast is part of the Primary Producer Knowledge Network led by the National Centre for Farmer Health to promote mentally healthy workplaces. Campfire, part of The Primary Producer Knowledge Network, is funded by the Victorian State Governments WorkSafe WorkWell Mental Health Improvement Fund.
2023-01-0818 min
CHRRUP's Reset & RethinkSafety culture and mentally healthy Agricultural workplacesGROWING THE AG WORKFORCE - Kate Crowe is the Business Development Manager at CHRRUP and works to connect agribusinesses with resources that will help them prosper, including CHRRUP’s own Safe Station & Smart Station systems.
This podcast episode is a continuation from the webinar session with Kate which can be watched on CHRRUP’s YouTube channel, link is below. In this episode we talk further about the importance of fostering a strong safety culture in the workplace and tips to achieve that. We also take a deep dive into mental health in the ag workplace and provide some...
2022-12-2120 minNational Centre for Farmer Health - CampfireBiosecurity on farms: controlling what you can controlHave you been enjoying the Campfire podcast? Would you be willing to give us your feedback?
Reimbursement is available for your time. For more info, email campfire.ncfh@wdhs.net or phone (03) 5551 8533, or fill out the form at Campfire | National Centre for Farmer Health.
This podcast is part of the Primary Producer Knowledge Network led by the National Centre for Farmer Health to promote mentally healthy workplaces. Campfire, part of The Primary Producer Knowledge Network, is funded by the Victorian State Governments WorkSafe WorkWell Mental Health Improvement Fund.
2022-12-1420 min
The Fifth Estate PodcastWorkSafe Drops Bullying Investigation Into Supreme Leader Andrews' Private Office, and moreIn this episode of The Fifth Estate Podcast, Cameron talks about the following...Kaushaliya Vaghela wants formal investigation into WorkSafe’s handling of bullying claims against Daniel Andrews’ office (Herald Sun)Kaushaliya Vaghela's statement on Twitter (Twitter)Xi Jinping set to become Chinese leader for third term (Daily Mail)Pat Cummins gets called out (Daily Mail)Victoria’s ambulance crisis has claimed another victim (Herald Sun)SES volunteers can't help out in flood areas without third jab (Daily Mail)Sydney Watson finally gets compo for flight (Daily Mail)Commonwealth Bank starts ESG scoring early (Daily Mail)...
2022-10-1834 minThe Fifth Estate PodcastAndrews Regime Attempts To Reign In The UFU, Worksafe Drops Investigation Into Andrews Regime, and moreIn this episode of The Fifth Estate Podcast, Cameron talks about the following...Labor attempts to reign in the power of the UFU (Herald-Sun)Worksafe drops investigation into the Andrews Government (Herald-Sun)Victoria's Agenda (The Age)Want to have a rant, or call me out on something I said?Use the Fifth Estate contact form or send an email to cameron @ thefifth.estate
2022-10-1427 min
National Centre for Farmer Health - CampfireWorking dogs and farmer wellbeingKelly Barnes (2020 Victorian AgriFutures Rural Woman of the Year award winner) is reaching farmers through their best canine mates to talk about mental health and wellbeing. Catch up with Kelly in this Campfire podcast episode as she discusses the key learnings from the Mates dog school, and how your working dog can support your mental and physical wellbeing.
This podcast is part of the Primary Producer Knowledge Network led by the National Centre for Farmer Health to promote mentally healthy workplaces. Campfire, part of The Primary Producer Knowledge Network, is funded by the Victorian State Governments WorkSafe W...
2022-09-2919 min
Australian Business PodcastSmall businesses: how to do your tax, HR & Super (free templates) [9/12]Managing your tax, HR & superannuation is a key part of running a small business in Australia. But it's confusing.Australian Business Podcast episode #9 is now live on the Rask network: managing your small business HR, Super & tax.This episode of The Australian Business Podcast is designed to go with lesson 9 of Rask's free business course: managing business admin.In this episode, I -- Owen Rask, founder of The Rask Group -- dive into the following business topics:
Creating an employee welcome pack
Creating checklists for:
Your HR/manager to follow
A job...
2022-09-2424 min
National Centre for Farmer Health - CampfireUnderstanding the mental impact of injuries on farmOn-farm injuries, particularly severe ones, create two immediate, often long-lasting problems – what happens to the farm and, more importantly, what happens to the farmer?
In this episode, we discuss the often long-lasting mental and physical impacts of an injury on the farm - and what you can do to prevent them.
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (OHS Act) employers and self-employed persons must notify WorkSafe immediately after becoming aware a notifiable incident has occurred. If employers/farmers are unsure if they need to report an incident they can call WorkSafe on 13 23 60.
This podc...
2022-08-2915 min
National Centre for Farmer Health - CampfireFarm Security and Preventing Farm Crime - with Victoria PoliceMany challenges that farmers face, you can see coming, and can meet face on.
Being robbed is different; it’s an invasion of your private life.
In this episode, we chat with Victoria Police about the mental and financial impacts of farm crime - how you can prevent those impacts - and how the new farm security units, located around Victoria, can support you.
This podcast is part of the Primary Producer Knowledge Network led by the National Centre for Farmer Health to promote mentally healthy workplaces. Campfire, part of The Primary Producer Kno...
2022-07-0119 min
Ladies That UX em PortuguêsMentoryCast - Episódio 22: Liderança para a criação de futuros desejáveisHoje vamos falar sobre um assunto muito importante para qualquer pessoa que tem interesse em liderar para a criação de futuros desejáveis.
E para conversar sobre esse assunto com a gente, convidamos a Juliana Proserpio, ela é cofundadora e Chief Design Officer da ECHOS, laboratório global de inovação e suas unidades de negócios: Echos – Escola Design Thinking – escola que coloca a inovação em prática, e Echos – Innovation Projects.
Nos últimos 11 anos, Juliana trabalhou para desenvolver um ecossistema de inovação na região APAC e na América Latina para promover o poder...
2022-03-2433 min
Data Futurology - Leadership And Strategy in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science#182 Inspiring Teams, Culture and Talent with Michelle Pinheiro, Acting Global Chief Data Officer at ANZ, Kathryn Gulifa, Chief Data and Analytic Officer at Worksafe Victoria and Dr Michelle-Joy Low,In this episode, Felipe is joined by three special guests and pioneers of data and analytics in Australia. In celebration of International Women’s Day 2022 we tackled the trifecta of tough topics in the data analytics community right now – teams, culture, and talent.
Often we hear that the data and the tech, even the analytics itself, are the easy part. People, engagement, and culture matter the most. If the shiny tools just sit on a shelf, with a disengaged audience then no one wins. What does it take to turn that around? Right now, we're exploring the limi...
2022-03-0754 min
MyGigsters - Gig workers exclusivePart 2 - Safety First from WorkSafe Victoria Inspector - Trevor ButlerHi Gigsters 👋🏼 ,This is a much-awaited podcast as part of the safety series in Oct.In this episode, we have got Trevor Butler from WorkSafe Victoria. Trevor shares his journey of working as an inspector and now as the director of an awesome team at Worksafe Victoria.There is a two-part interview and you now listening to the second part.Trevor shared his experience of being on the field helping vulnerable workers and emergency situations with workplace accidents. The discussion also unpacks how the new workforce 'Gig workers' is evolving and how they are ensu...
2021-11-0924 min
MyGigsters - Gig workers exclusivePart 1 - Safety First from WorkSafe Victoria Inspector - Trevor ButlerHi Gigsters 👋🏼 , This is a much-awaited podcast as part of the safety series in Oct. In this episode, we have got Trevor Butler from WorkSafe Victoria. Trevor shares his journey of working as an inspector and now as the director of an awesome team at Worksafe Victoria. There is a two-part interview and you now listening to the first part. Trevor shared his experience of being on the field helping vulnerable workers and emergency situations with workplace accidents. The discussion also unpacks how the new workforce 'Gig workers' is evolving and how they are ensu...
2021-10-2619 min
Truck Focus PodcastManagement After An Incident w/ Anthony Butkovic WCB ConsultingFriends in the Industry - In today’s episode, I’m excited to have a conversation with Anthony Butkovic, owner of WCB Consultant, specialists in WCB that offer consulting, training, and industry-leading courses. I’m excited to dive into some of claims management processes, with the goal of creating clarity and simplifying some of the processes when a claim is required but also to highlight the importance of working with consultants, just like Anthony, when dealing with claims to ensure what you do is the right thing. Over the...
2021-10-061h 12
Safety ThreeSafety Three - Episode 1: Accountability and ResponsibilityWelcome to Safety Three's first Podcast where we look at how workplace accountability and responsibilities in the workplace may change your life forever. In this episode we examine a recent prosecution and explain how this could happen at any workplace at anytime. On average, 180 workers loose their lives during the course of their work. That equates to a fatality in the workplace every two days and a serious injury occurring on average every 4 minutes. Frightening statistics!
Stories and cases referred to are for general discussion and do not reflect on current or past workplaces. Topics are for g...
2021-05-2942 minTerritory Story222. Weekends with Walshy - LamentationsOn this weekend edition of the podcast, Chris Walsh, Editor of the NT Independent online newspaper, talks about some of the stories making news in the Territory. This week’s stories are:
1. Company faces $6m fine, director $1.2m and five years jail, over worker’s death
2. Darwin Turf Club fire: NT WorkSafe confirms investigation underway
3. Rolfe trial: Chalker kept ‘secret’ reports into Yuendumu shooting investigation from defence team, DPP, court hears
4. ICAC issues public statement retracting findings of corruption investigation, apologises to involved parties
5. Dodson takes sick leave instead of resigning as CLP prepares urgent motion to remove him
6. Melbourne passenge...
2021-05-281h 04
Heads Up! Community Mental Health PodcastWORKPLACE MENTAL HEALTH: Part 1 - Trailblazing Research & Regulatory ApproachesSUMMARY
Given that most Canadian workers clock between 35 and 40 hours weekly, it’s vital that time be invested in healthy workplaces that care as much about mental, emotional, and social well-being as they do about physical health. In Part 1 of this podcast, join workplace mental health expert Dr. Merv Gilbert, along with WorkSafeBC’s Trudi Rondou and Lisa Smith. Together they explore Canada’s groundbreaking National Standard for Psychological Health & Safety in the Workplace, the subsequent Case Studies Research Project, regulatory approaches driving the much-needed move toward more supportive workplaces, and the vital roles played by progressive leader...
2021-05-121h 19
The Inner Game of ChangeE2 - Human Centered & Smart Process Design = Effective Change Adoption - Podcast with Fabio OliveiraWelcome to the Inner Game of Change Podcast Our focus here is to explore the multi layers of managing organisational change effectively.Our guests cover a diverse number of critical topics to enable change adoption including communication, leadership, training, change practice, process design, change capability and much more. In this podcast, I am joined by Fabio Oliveira to discuss another lever for effective change; smart and intelligent process design to enable effective change adoption. With extensive experience in process design and innovation, Fabio Oliveira is the Director of Innovation at Worksafe Vic...
2021-04-1735 min
Green Left RadioRoyal Commission into Aged Care || Sexism in the Federal Parliament.Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. NewsreportsJacob and Zane report from Green Left on the indefinite strike underway by McCormick workers in Clayton South. The workers are pushing for a new EBA and pay increases. Management have failed to sign a new EBA since 2016 - so there have been no payrises for 5 years - and management is now seeking to undermine conditions.Zane and Jacob reports on the on-going coup in Myanmar from the pages of Green Left Keep the streets - Coup...
2021-03-0400 minThe Front GardenThe Front Garden EP 6 - Dave Jarman talks OH&S, Site Accidents and WorkSafe - Safety First!On this episode we take a deep dive on the topic of OH&S standards and the importance of staying on top of your obligations for the safety of your workers, and the survival of your business. David Jarman from Coolabah Landscapes, with 36 years of knowledge, experience and know-how under his belt takes us on a journey through his early days in the business, whilst emphasising the importance of dotting your I’s and crossing your t’s with OH&S Policies & Procedures. He lets us in on the drama of a major incident in his bu...
2020-12-2139 min
Health & Safety UnpluggedThe Safety Tribe Interview Series: White Island and the WorkSafe NZ chargesJoin Matt as he interviews subject matter expert, DeAnne Brabant, Senior Associate at Morrison Kent and previous WorkSafe NZ Prosecutor.
During our conversation we explore:
Three Officers Charged
Failing to Ensure The Health and Safety of Workers and Others
WorkSafe’s Independence In This Case
The Timing of The Charges
What to Expect Over The Next Few Months
What PCBUs and Officers Can do to Reduce Their Risk
Be sure to keep up with the latest by joining The Safety Tribe.
The Safety Tribe can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/gr...
2020-12-081h 14
The Looking Forward PodcastThe Looking Forward Podcast Episode 82: Pollies' Prison Prospects: Stunning Own GoalVictoria has been electrified by the prospect that politicians and public servants from the Premier down could be charged and even jailed for deaths attributable to the Hotel Quarantine fiasco, under tendentious new industrial manslaughter laws only recently enacted by the Andrews Government. Governments must be held to account, but is this the job of the courts, or Parliaments and voters? If we start jailing politicians for incompetence, where will it end? (33:25-44:59).
Scott Hargreaves and Chris Berg are joined by Research Fellow Morgan Begg to discuss this and also the litany of civil rights violations justified...
2020-09-301h 05
The Mainframe Modernization PodcastMainframe Modernization at WorkSafe BC with Brett KellyIn this episode of the Walter’s World Podcast, Walter will be speaking with Brett Kelly, former Lead Architect and Consultant at WorkSafe BC. Walter and Brett will be discussing Mainframe Modernization at WorkSafe BC!
2020-09-0429 minTake on BoardFrom the top down: setting the diversity agenda with Elana RubinToday on the Take on Board podcast, Helga’s speaking to Elana Rubin about diversity and culture.Elana is on the boards of Afterpay Ltd, Telstra Ltd, Slater & Gordon Ltd, and several unlisted government entities. She’s previously been on the boards of AustralianSuper, Mirvac, ME Bank, WorkSafe Victoria and TAC.Elana started her career in social policy and industrial relations at the ACTU before moving to superannuation, where she was the investment director for a large industry super fund. She then moved into non executive director roles working across a wide range of sectors..She is a st...
2020-09-0133 min
TransmediacrityTransmediacrity Game Jam, Ep. 7 -- The Indiemancer: CanSOULedThis is a game about reaching the point in fucking up where you have to triple down.
This was recorded on 5/17, before 2020's Second Apocalypse.
Dirty South Games Inc., formerly Gutter Games LLC, at this point, did not know where history would lead them.
Games created on this podcast include:
Google YOUniverse
ME, DOOM
Valkyria ANThology
Racing Tales 2: The Green Hell
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2020-06-2400 minTransmediacrityTransmediacrity Episode 71: Ch'en Said Blue Lives MatterThis is a pre-apocalypse podcast from like two months ago. Enjoy our naive May musings and remember: all cops are bastards!Topics include: the all-encompassing presence of the old ones; one month ago when we recorded this podcast, May had been the worst month of our lives, FUNNY ENOUGH ITS ONLY GOTTEN WORSE; review of Mango Loco Monster Energy Juice; it's got all the -tines; GACHA GAOL IS BACK; the Symphogear game was more boring FGO, and its getting cancelled; Madiha's been google translating chinese Schwarz x Ceylon arknights ABO fanfics; we talk about the Arknights beach...
2020-06-1200 min
Health & Safety UnpluggedNZHSP: COVID-19 Response with DeAnne Brabant, Senior Solicitor, Morrison Kent Lawyers (#2)Join Matt Jones and DeAnne Brabant, Senior Solicitor, Morrison Kent Lawyers on their fourth interview since COVID-19 hit New Zealand shores.
Hear our thoughts on how Level 4 and Level 3 has rolled out, the key items that all businesses need to be considering now and why we need to keep it simple.
DeAnne is an experienced Disputes Lawyer previously worked as a Senior Prosecutor for WorkSafe NZ. Skilled in Litigation (civil and criminal), Investigation, Policy, Regulatory Practice and Leadership. Today, she is a Senior Associate at Morrison Kent Lawyers...
2020-05-0752 min
Health & Safety UnpluggedNZHSP: COVID-19 Response with DeAnne Brabant, Senior Solicitor, Morrison Kent Lawyers (#3)NZHSP Live Interview Series - Covid19 Response Episode 6 Wednesday 15 April 2020
DeAnne Brabant | Experienced Disputes Lawyer previously worked as a Senior Prosecutor for WorkSafe NZ.
Skilled in Litigation (civil and criminal), Investigation, Policy, Regulatory Practice and Leadership.
Today DeAnne is a Senior Associate at Morrison Kent Lawyers bringing Health and Safety guidance to New Zealand business.
Join us as we discuss essential services, risk management, control methodology, duty holder responsibilities and what health and safety looks like today and in the future.
Live...
2020-05-0553 min
Health & Safety UnpluggedNZHSP: COVID-19 Response with DeAnne Brabant, Senior Solicitor, Morrison Kent Lawyers (#4)Join Matt Jones and DeAnne Brabant, Senior Solicitor, Morrison Kent Lawyers on their fourth interview since COVID-19 hit New Zealand shores.
Hear our thoughts on how Level 4 and Level 3 has rolled out, the key items that all businesses need to be considering now and why we need to keep it simple.
DeAnne is an experienced Disputes Lawyer previously worked as a Senior Prosecutor for WorkSafe NZ. Skilled in Litigation (civil and criminal), Investigation, Policy, Regulatory Practice and Leadership. Today, she is a Senior Associate at Morrison Kent Lawyers bringing Health and Safety guidance to...
2020-05-0448 minTransmediacrityTransmediacrity Game Jam, Ep. 6: Atelier ThanaticaThis motherfucker just shoved nails down this man's mouth!
Once again, Transmediacrity Games Incorporate is here to make reams of money off of YOUR ideas. Thank you.
This podcast is our extremely ribald startup culture sex and drugs party that we're throwing with YOUR money. Thank you.
Games created on this podcast:
Magical Girls: Reconstruction
Super Mario & The Secret Of The Bass Pro Shop Pyramid
Honjou Raita's Excellent Adventure
Hyperdemansion Luigia
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2020-02-1300 min
Ara Hīkoi AotearoaLandowners are not responsible for health and safety of outdoor recreationalistsWorkSafe has recently confirmed that people carrying out outdoor recreation are responsible for their own risk rather than landowners or businesses. This matches the advice the Walking Access Commission has given since the Health and Safety at Work law came into effect. In this podcast Sam Newton describes the work that Recreation Aotearoa and John Palmer of the NZ Alpine Club did to get that change. And we talk about why it is good news for land owners who let people onto their land.
2019-07-0405 min
NFNL PodcastNFNL Podcast - Episode 7, 2019 (feat. Matty Dennis, Cam van Florestein and Rick Le Gassick)Samuel Zito and Robert Winstone review the 2019 Worksafe AFL Victoria Community Championships and Round 6 in Heidelberg Golf Club Division 3.
Special guests include NFNL representative co-captain Matty Dennis, Heidelberg West coach Cam van Florestein following his side's 5-0 start to the season and NFNL Junior Representative Co-ordinator Rick Le Gassick ahead of the 2019 AFL Victoria Metropolitan Junior Championships.
2019-05-211h 10
NFNL PodcastNFNL Podcast - Episode 6, 2019 (feat. Garry Ramsay, Caroline Kilmartin and Julie Hibberd)Samuel Zito and Jordan Kounelis discuss the major talking points and review the action from the weekend's NFNL senior men's football competitions.
Special guests include NFNL representative coaches Garry Ramsay (men's football), Caroline Kilmartin (women's football) and Julie Hibberd (open netball) ahead of this weekend's matches at the 2019 Worksafe AFL Victoria Community Championships.
2019-05-161h 09TransmediacrityTransmediacrity Episode 46: Yoshiyuki Tomino's "Bang Dream!"I like characters who are fucked up and make weird faces at you all the time.
Topics include: Mailbag episode!; how are you enjoying granblue fantasy; Madiha is Vira kin now; do a Manaria Friends with Vira; digital fairy wings; cagliostro transgended; talking about the granblue fighting game and RPG; doing a bad job protecting the Earth; what webcomics do you like?; Madiha read all of 8-bit theater; pacing nightmare; trying to read Homestuck; trying to get into Kill 6 Billion Demons; the guy who drew Megatokyo became a dad and didn't have to draw anymore; Madiha's cell...
2019-03-2300 minTransmediacrityTransmediacrity Episode 42: Bootleg Voice Actors? Bootleg Game!You can have safe fun in your house with arts and crafts, without leaving your house, or going out of your parent's sight ever.
Topics include: Pivoting the podcast; abandoned places; natural disaster podcast; battle royale podcast; half-remembered children's show concepts; DISGUSTED by clowns; Egao No Daika keeps being like it is; Victorious Madiha; Manaria Friends: Thicc Tail Horny; diet kakegurui levels; Esther's imaginary yuri show; FROSTPUNK taught Madiha to treat human lives like commodities; everybody talks about child labor; choosing Authoritarianism; Those Kids Are Never Gonna Grow Up; Esther set out on a quest for revenge...
2019-02-0100 minThe WorkSAFE Podcast | Workplace Safety StrategiesEp. 10: Return on Safety with EHS on Tap [Bonus Episode]In this bonus episode of the podcast, Mark Woodward, Senior Safety Trainer and frequent WorkSAFE Podcast guest, talks to Justin Scace of EHS on Tap about return on safety - the true benefits of prioritizing safety in the workplace. If you like this episode, subscribe to EHS on Tap, the Podcast for EHS Professionals.
2018-07-2534 min
TransmediacrityTransmediacrity Anime Club, Ep. 14: The Bomb Diggity Lives Of SelectorsNobody can think in this show.
Topics include: Video Game Hell doesn't do anime so we win there; these episodes of Wixoss are dire; once again, relevant trigger warning for Incest because Yuzuki sucks; foreshadowing The Scene; a quest to stop the marketing; Yuzuki marauding the streets for card duels; Ruuko overturning the tables; hey Mari Okada weren't you hired to sell cards; Takara-Tomy what happened; does Executive Man know what he is doing; DONT LOOK AT THE WIXOSS WIKI; our whitehouse.gov petition to get fan wikis regulated; Ullith the Horny LRIG; two girls doing it...
2018-06-2200 min
Working Life PodcastEpisode 59: If A Pedophile, Why Not A Killer of Miners? And Other Tales of Workers Lives At RiskEpisode 59: Don Blankenship, the coal CEO robber baron, served a year in prison for his central role in a conspiracy that killed 29 miners in a massive 2010 mine explosion. Because workers' lives don't matter in our legal system, Blankenship could only be convicted of a misdemeanor violation, not manslaughter or murder. But, hey, when a party is willing to crown a pedophile, what's a few miners' deaths to stand in the way: Blankenship is running for the Republican nomination for US Senate in West Virginia. Jonathan has the low-down on how the miners died. Jonathan is, then, joined by Marianela Acuna...
2017-12-0600 min
Radio BSOTSCupid's Hunt 2017: grass ain't greener...Show #164 kicks off the 2017 podcast year with a post-Valentine's Day episode as part of the 10th Anniversary Cupid's Hunt Podcast Collaboration. Featured artists include J Dilla, NxWorries, Kid Creole And The Coconuts, Harleighblu, Phonte and Eric Roberson, and many more. This episode is NOT WORKSAFE.
2017-02-191h 22
Radio BSOTSCupid's Hunt 2017: grass ain't greener...Show #164 kicks off the 2017 podcast year with a post-Valentine's Day episode as part of the 10th Anniversary Cupid's Hunt Podcast Collaboration. Featured artists include J Dilla, NxWorries, Kid Creole And The Coconuts, Harleighblu, Phonte and Eric Roberson, and many more. This episode is NOT WORKSAFE.
2017-02-191h 22
The County ConversationThe County Conversation Podcast for August 20, 2014Worksafe Fairfax, NACo award, Risk Management.
2014-08-2000 min
Mistress Matisse's PodcastFashion StatementsA rare podcast that might, actually, be sort of worksafe. Monk and Matisse talk about fashion, and what we wear, and what we think that means. How do people perceive you based on what you wear? How do you play with your image? Monk also makes a controversial statement about men in kilts, and I respond with some remarks about schoolgirl outfits and kimonos.
2009-02-1715 min
SchwagcastSchwagcast #47 : December 03, 2007 :: Tree Pinions ::: http://www.schwagcast.com/ :::: Sleep. Eat. Listen. Repeat.An oddcast featuring independent music
Schwagcast #47 : December 03, 2007 :: Tree Pinions ::: http://www.schwagcast.com/ ::::: Sleep. Eat. Listen. Repeat.
Another installment of random modules of insanity in the form of a Schwagcast podcast.
Visit http://www.schwagcast.com/ for show notes and other audio entertainment.
Show Notes for Schwagcast Number XLVII
Tree Pinions
This AudCast is worksafe.
December 03, 2007
Visit http://www.schwagcast.com/ for COMPLETE SHOW NOTES and all show archives
http://www.schwagcast.com/
The original shwagcast OddCast. Now with more cowbell.
schwagcast@gmail.com
2007-12-041h 02
SchwagcastSchwagcast #45 : October 03, 2007 :: Exit From Main Street ::: http://www.schwagcast.com/ ::::: Sleep. Eat. Listen. Repeat.An oddcast featuring independent music
Show Notes for Schwagcast Number XLV
Exit From Main Street
This AudCast is worksafe.
October 03, 2007
Visit http://www.schwagcast.com/ for COMPLETE SHOW NOTES and all show archives
http://www.schwagcast.com/
The original shwagcast OddCast. Now with more cowbell.
schwagcast@gmail.com
Sleep. Eat. Listen. Repeat.
All songs provided by special permission from the artists or from the Podsafe Music Network.
"Take a Walk In The Rain" played by special permission from Maria Lager
"Shiloh Nouvel" played...
2007-10-041h 18
SchwagcastSchwagcast #43Show Notes for Schwagcast Number XLIII
Echs L. Three
This AudCast is worksafe.
June 07, 2007
Visit http://www.schwagcast.com/ for COMPLETE SHOW NOTES
http://www.shwagcast.com/
The original shwagcast OddCast. Now with more cowbell.
schwagcast@gmail.com
206.350.IPOD (4763)
XML feed and previous shows available at
http://feeds.feedburner.com/schwagcast
All songs provided by special permission from the artists or from the Podsafe Music Network.
"Shiperecked" played by special permission from The Perfects and Corey Evans at Discotheque
"Hard" played by special permission from Federico Fasce
Hosted by boB, Jerry, and Kevin
Featuring Ken Tankeriss
schwagcast@gmail.com
...
2007-06-261h 02
SchwagcastSchwagcast #43 : June 07, 2007 : Echs L. ThreeAn oddcast featuring independent music
Show Notes for Schwagcast Number XLIII
Echs L. Three
This AudCast is worksafe.
June 07, 2007
Visit http://www.schwagcast.com/ for COMPLETE SHOW NOTES
http://www.schwagcast.com/
The original shwagcast OddCast. Now with more cowbell.
schwagcast@gmail.com
All songs provided by special permission from the artists or from the Podsafe Music Network.
"Shiperecked" played by special permission from The Perfects and Corey Evans at Discotheque
"Hard" played by special permission from Federico Fasce
Hosted by boB, Jerry...
2007-06-081h 02
School of Podcasting: Expert Tips for Launching and Growing Your PodcastThree Sides to Every PodcastWARNING - This show contains clips of Keith and the Girl (and are NOT worksafe).
Dave continues his talk that was started by people passing information about Podshow.com that was false. This week will be the final word from me on this.
Some people still don't understand the concept of specifics reasons by throwing out inuendo and hearsay. Here are some of the things we've learned:
When you are making a point, credability can be ruined with one wrong word.
Some people thing Podshow is elitest because of their bumper...
2007-03-1220 min
Parking in Bitterman CirclePIBC#28- Great Gulf WindKatrina pulls another podcast out of another sad visitor... the musicof the gulf flows through America like iron-rich blood... not worksafe,marginally unpodsafe, spreading the word..."C'est Chaud" by Sonny LandrethIntroKatrina... please help... Red Cross.org, Pay PalRoadies helping... Perfect Gift Baskets.comMy New Oreans thoughtsMichael Brecker Update... please register at Marrow.org!You could save a life...Little Feat.net... another music community helping...The Late Show with David Letterman... BBQ on 53rd...
2005-09-0746 min