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Never the SameServing Those Who Serve: First Responder Chaplain Steve WickhamIn this moving conversation, Dr Tony Pisani speaks with Steve Wickham, a workplace health and safety professional, chaplain, and writer. Steve shares his remarkable journey from his early days as a tradesman in Western Australia, through personal trials of grief, loss, and recovery, to his current roles supporting first responders and families.With honesty and warmth, Steve opens up about the people who shaped his path, the importance of kinship and purpose, and the lessons he has learned from decades of walking alongside others in crisis. His reflections highlight the power of presence, humility...
2026-01-131h 03Never the SameThe Network Effect: Turning Protection into ConnectionIn this special episode of Never the Same, we share the full keynote address from host, Professor Tony Pisani, delivered at the Suicide Prevention Australia Conference.Professor Pisani explores how the structure of our relationships—not just how supported we feel—can protect people from suicide risk. Drawing on studies in schools, the military, and health settings, he shows how strong, shared connections make a difference, especially when people don’t or can’t speak up.He introduces the Connect Program, a group-based training that strengthens team cohesion and reduces...
2025-11-2442 minNever the SameLeadership Reflections—Western Australia Chief Psychiatrist Nathan Gibson, Mental Health Commissioner Maureen LewisIn this episode of "Never the Same," Tony Pisani sits down with two of Western Australia's leading mental health voices: Maureen Lewis, Mental Health Commissioner since 2023, and Dr. Nathan Gibson, Chief Psychiatrist since 2013. Together, they represent both the vision for reform and the clinical guardrails of accountability in Western Australia’s mental health system.The conversation explores their unique roles in the mental health landscape, from commissioning services to regulatory oversight. They share insights on strategic leadership, including frameworks for crisis decision-making and the importance of "thinking time" in complex systems. The discussion covers First Nations mental he...
2025-09-151h 21Never the SameProf. Pat Dudgeon's Groundbreaking Life and Work on Social Emotional WellbeingIn this inspiring instalment of Never the Same, host Dr Tony Pisani welcomes Professor Pat Dudgeon, the first Aboriginal psychologist in Australia and a global voice for First Nations mental health. Pat describes how confronting the racism in the system sparked her mission to “decolonise” psychology and build a new framework called Social and Emotional Wellbeing, a model that places self, family, community, culture, and Country at the centre of healing.Across the episode, Pat and Tony revisit moments such as the Ways Forward national report, discuss why Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide deman...
2025-08-1157 minNever the SameA Global Vision for Crisis Support: Alan Woodward's Hope for the FutureAlan Woodward has spent decades strengthening crisis services around the world — from answering calls on the Lifeline crisis line to advising government leaders and building new programs. In this episode, Alan reflects on what it takes to face hard moments, how crisis services save lives, and why kindness (to others and ourselves) matters more than we realise.Together, we explore the lessons Alan learned growing up in a coastal city in Australia, navigating career changes, managing anxiety, and staying committed to making the world better.Guest: Alan Woodward is a global leader in crisis su...
2025-07-141h 46
Regular Joes Podcast580: Iron HeartburnFew TV series have taken hits as hard as Ironheart on Disney+. Review bombed even before the first episode aired, raged about online by comment bros angered by the notion of (dead) MCU Tony Stark being replaced by a black girl, it hardly stood a chance. The question is, did it deserve one? On the plus side they got it over mercifully quick, six episodes released in just two weeks at least minimized the suffering. The Joes, who have all watched it to some degree give their perspectives on what they've done right, and what they've done wrong. There's also...
2025-07-111h 05Never the SameWhat about the Children? Five Values for Multiracial Families with Nicole DoyleyNicole Doyley’s life and writing centre on one key question: What about the children?In this episode, Nicole reflects on growing up in a biracial family, her evolving racial identity, and the parenting values she developed as a result. She discusses transracial adoption, the impact of Black History Month, how culture shapes resilience, and why awareness and humility are essential for any caregiver.Nicole shares her family’s story, from her parents’ marriage in the 1960s (when their marriage was still illegal in some states) to her own cross-cultural marriage to a Jamaican man, a...
2025-06-171h 17
UR Ventures Tech Hustle and BuzzleEpisode 14: Tony Pisani, Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at URMC and Founder of SafeSide PreventionTo learn more about Tony and Safe Side Prevention, check out the links below.(2) Tony Pisani | LinkedInUS Website: https://safesideprevention.com/AUS Website: https://safesideprevention.com.au/Podcast: SafeSide Prevention | Never the SameHosted by Dina Uzri, PhD, MBA - Technology DevelopmentProgram Director at UR Ventures, University of Rochester
2025-05-1933 minNever the SameLeading with Purpose: CEO Nieves Murray on Change, Compassion, and CommunityIn this episode, Nieves Murray, CEO of Suicide Prevention Australia, joins Dr. Tony Pisani for an insightful conversation about leadership, equity, and personal transformation. From her early career in engineering to leading national suicide prevention strategy, Nieves brings a rich mix of personal stories, professional insights, and hard-earned wisdom.Key ThemesThe power of bilingual and bicultural identityLeadership lessons from aged care, finance, and suicide preventionChanging minds: how experience reshapes perspectiveBalancing data with lived experience in policy workGrief, care, and learning from family Nieves Murray: Nieves Murray is the CEO of Suicide Prevention Australia and h...
2025-05-181h 46
Regular Joes Podcast570: 2nd Season SamplingsThis week, the Regular Joe's tackle the first trio of episodes from two shows returning for long awaited sophomore seasons. The Last of Us was the surprise hit of 2023. It is the rare video game property that found a life of its own, and proved that zombies weren't actually done to death. The show returns with a gut punch of a second episode, delivering tandem assaults viewers are unlikely to forget. Meanwhile, in a galaxy, not all that far away, Andor, the 2022 prequel to Star Wars prequel Rogue One, is back, depicting the title character's evolution from, dude out for...
2025-05-021h 24Never the SameStructured Support in Suicide Prevention with Jacinta HawgoodWelcome to the Never the Same Podcast! Today, we dive into the science of suicide prevention with Jacinta Hawgood, a clinical psychologist, senior lecturer, and researcher at Griffith University.Host Tony Pisani is joined by Jacinta, a leader in the field with nearly 25 years of experience, to discuss how structured approaches like the STARS Protocol are reshaping conversations about suicide. Together, they explore:How STARS (Systematic Tailored Assessment for Responding to Suicidality) bridges structured tools and personal stories.Why protective factors and client-driven care are essential for meaningful interventions.How suicide prevention is evolving, with new...
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Filter [Tilos Rádió podcast]2025.03.28. - TracklistávalTracklista:01. Lefties Soul Connection - Organ Donor (kezdődött: 00:00:38)02. Correctional Facilities - Crimp (kezdődött: 00:04:18)03. UTFO - Leader Of The Pack (kezdődött: 00:05:58)04. Peter Brown - Dance With Me (kezdődött: 00:06:38)05. War - War Is Coming! War Is Coming! (kezdődött: 00:08:39)06. Family of Eve - I Wanna Be Loved By You (Kenny Dope Edit) (kezdődött: 00:16:59)07. The Adventures of Stevie V - Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (kezdődött: 00:20:19)08. Tony Scott - That's How I'm Living (kezdődött: 00:23:19)09. Tom Hooker - Talk With Your Body (kezdő...
2025-03-292h 30Never the SameWhen Young People Need Support: Conversations That Matter with Dr. Melissa DundasIn this episode, Dr. Tony Pisani, Kristina Mossgraber, and Dr. Melissa Dundas discuss the critical role primary care providers play in youth suicide prevention. They share personal insights, professional experiences, and practical strategies to support young people beyond just referrals to mental health services.They cover how to build trust with youth, recognize warning signs, and create a culture of safety within healthcare settings and communities. Whether you're a clinician, educator, parent, or caregiver, this conversation offers valuable takeaways for fostering connection and providing effective support.Note: This episode was originally released in 2023...
2025-03-1845 minNever the SameWhen Your Work Finds You: Dr. Arielle Sheftall on Child Suicide Prevention and Career PurposeDr. Tony Pisani interviews Dr. Arielle Sheftall, a leading researcher in youth suicide prevention, about the crucial issue of suicide among children and pre-teens. Dr. Sheftall shares insights from her work on understanding and preventing suicide in young people, particularly addressing the rising rates among Black youth. This conversation covers the importance of direct communication about suicide with young people, the role of cultural understanding in prevention, and how to build protective factors for at-risk youth. Key moments include discussions about:Breaking stigma around youth mental healthHow to talk with children about suicide...
2025-02-181h 10Never the SameAI Scientists and the Humans Who Love Them with Dr. Ian CeroWelcome to the Never The Same Podcast! Today we explore whether AI can fundamentally transform the way we conduct scientific research, especially in the context of suicide prevention. Tony is joined by Dr. Ian Cero, a faculty member at the University of Rochester and expert in clinical psychology, statistics, and... debating! (Yes, he was a Minnesota state debate champion).Together, they tackle the question: can AI become a scientist in its own right? They dive into:How AI is being used today to generate research ideas and conduct experiments.Whether AI can truly be creative or...
2025-01-141h 41Never the SameHere with You: Supporting People with Substance Use and Suicide ConcernsThis episode of Never the Same delves into addressing suicide concerns among loved ones who use substances. Featuring lived experience insights from Jack Stem and his daughter Kim, alongside Dr. Ken Connor (University of Rochester) and Morica Hutchinson (University of Connecticut), the conversation combines lived experiences and professional insights.The episode coincides with the release of a no-cost online training resource developed by SafeSide Prevention in collaboration with the UR Medicine Recovery Center of Excellence on SUD Prevention to support those standing together with someone grappling with substance use and suicide challenges. Explore the...
2024-12-101h 34Never the SameThe Psychology of Life and Suicide Prevention with Dr. David JobesView on YouTube: https://youtu.be/PXDtfKsFznIThe shift from traditional risk assessment to collaborative, person-centered care is reshaping suicide prevention. In this inaugural episode of Never the Same, Professor Tony Pisani sits down with Dr. David Jobes, creator of the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS), to discuss this transformative approach. Dr. Jobes shares insights from decades of work with patients and offers a glimpse into the life-changing potential of CAMS: "You can find a way through an incredibly dark moment and look back, saying, ‘Oh my god, I almost ended my life.’”Lear...
2024-12-032h 45Never the SameTrailer - Never the Same PodcastWelcome to “Never the Same,” where we explore how influential people and ideas have evolved over time and where they might go in the future. Reflecting the ever-changing nature of life and personal growth. Each episode features conversations with guests from various fields, highlighting defining moments and shifts in thinking. The podcast aims to uncover new insights for suicide prevention while offering broader perspectives on personal and professional growth.
2024-11-2701 min
MQ Open MindExplaining our Gone Too Soon RoadmapIn this episode, we spoke to Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester, Tony Pisani, Head of Development at MQ, Emily Wheeler, and founder of Into The Light and suicide researcher, Benny Prawira, to discuss MQ’s latest paper, Gone Too Soon.
The Gone Too Soon paper is a roadmap written by 40 global experts, mixing mental health researchers, clinicians, policy experts and people with lived and living experience of mental illnesses and suicide. Together these 40 global experts have outlined 18 evidence-based recommendations for policymakers, business leaders and health workers the world over.
In this co...
2023-06-0744 min
ETF EdgeMorgan Stanley Entering the ETF Space – and Hot Takes from the World’s Largest ETF Conference 2/6/23CNBC’s Bob Pisani spoke with Tony Rochte, Global Head of ETFs at Morgan Stanley, Dave Nadig, Financial Futurist at Vetta-Fi and Vance Barse, Founder of Your Dedicated Fiduciary. After a disastrous 2022 for both stocks and bonds, they dove into the hot topics being talked about at this year’s Exchange ETF conference – everything from fixed income and dividends to thematic tech, buffered products and the raging debates over global vs. domestic and active vs. passive. Plus, Morgan Stanley is finally getting in the ETF game, launching a suite of brand-new ETFs for the first time ever. Rochte dishes on wha...
2023-02-0627 min
Regular Joes Podcast450: And . . . Or ?The Regular Joes have been eagerly awaiting the start of the Disney+ Star Wars series Andor. Ok, to be more accurate, Barry has been eagerly awaiting the series, but all three of them did watch the three initial episodes that dropped on day one, and the first weekly update that followed. As regular listeners can probably anticipate, their views vary widely. There will be SPOILERS . . . sort of. Let's just say that's less an issue than in previous offerings. The series, from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, writer (or is it, savior?) Tony Gilroy chronicles the previous five years in...
2022-09-301h 05
Quem se Importa?S02E01 THE HUNT, MEDITAÇÃO + BREAKING BAD DE VOLTA!Com roteiro de Nick Cuse e Damon Lindelof, da série "Watchmen", The Hunt, chegou aos cinemas americanos na sexta-feira 13 de março, foi amplamente contaminada pelo medo da população do vírus mortal, ainda que, até então, não tenha sido dada nenhuma sugestão de isolamento por lá. O longa estava previsto inicialmente para estrear em 27 de setembro de 2019, mas foi adiado devido ao atiradores de Dayton e El Paso, do começo de agosto, (e que inicialmente chamado Red State vs Blue State e que teve na exibição-teste críticas negativas), irônico ou não: elas tinham...
2020-07-0218 min
Quem se Importa?S02E01 THE HUNT, MEDITAÇÃO + BREAKING BAD DE VOLTA!Com roteiro de Nick Cuse e Damon Lindelof, da série "Watchmen", The Hunt, chegou aos cinemas americanos na sexta-feira 13 de março, foi amplamente contaminada pelo medo da população do vírus mortal, ainda que, até então, não tenha sido dada nenhuma sugestão de isolamento por lá.
O longa estava previsto inicialmente para estrear em 27 de setembro de 2019, mas foi adiado devido ao atiradores de Dayton e El Paso, do começo de agosto, (e que inicialmente chamado Red State vs Blue State e que teve na exibição-teste críticas negativas), irônico ou não...
2020-07-0218 min
Jacki-E and Draw The Line Radio Show#094 Draw The Line Radio Show 31-03-2020 with guest mix 2nd hour by Puls'emThis is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-e, featuring my mix in the 1st hr of music made by women and then, for the 2nd hr, I hand the decks over to a female DJ.
Helping me Draw The Line this week it's Puls’em from Manchester in the UK. She is one of the most versatile and respected DJs in Manchester and has played at many of the UK’s top venues.
Puls’em uses her unique style, relentless energy, love of Acid lines and technical ability to take the dance floor on a musical journey. Adding loops and voc...
2020-04-012h 00
Regular Joes PodcastEpisode 295: Peter TingleIf you don't get the title of this week's episode you should stop now and go see Spider Man Far From Home before listening. Because yes, there will be SPOILERS. Far From Home is the 2nd collaboration between Sony Pictures (who owns the Wall Crawler's cinematic rights) and Marvel Studios (who duh, makes better Marvel films than anyone). It is also the MCU Spider Man's second Solo film ... sort of. Just as there was a heaping helping of Tony Stark in Homecoming, in this follow up we get a whole lot of Nick Fury ... or do we. Wink, wink. Like...
2019-07-121h 32
Regular Joes PodcastEpisode 288: Game of…Yeah, WhateverFor the last time ... maybe ever, we travel back to Westeros to visit the smoldering ruins of a once great city, and HBO series. If anything can be said about The Game of Thrones finale, it has people talking. After one last pass at GOT the Joes move on to the topic of Prequels. Why do they exist, what's the appeal, and are there any that live up to or surpass their predecessors…or is it post-ecessors? Then, on to a quick rundown of what they are looking forward to in this post Stark (both House and Tony) entertainment frontier. Al...
2019-05-241h 09
The Thought ShowSamba, Strings and the Story of HIVCan medical statistics be transformed into music? That was the challenge set by epidemiologist Elizabeth Pisani for composer Tony Haynes. The result was Song of Contagion to be performed this month by his Grand Union Orchestra with steel pans, saxophones and singers telling the story of diseases including Zika and AIDs.What Is 4Chan? How an anonymous social network spawned some of the biggest and most recognisable online political movements. We look at the origins, the people who use it and where it’s going. And why do we talk to ourselves? Matthew Sweet hears ho...
2017-06-0849 min
More or LessWS More or Less: Samba, strings and the story of HIVTrumpets are blasting in this week’s musical episode. But can medical statistics be transformed into a jazzy night out? That was the challenge which epidemiologist Elizabeth Pisani set for composer Tony Haynes. This June, his Grand Union Orchestra will be performing Song of Contagion, an evening of steel pans, saxophones and singers telling the story of diseases including Zika and AIDs.We met Elizabeth and Tony in an East London music studio, to hear Song of Contagion come together for the very first time.Producer: Hannah Sander(Photo: Detail close up of Fr...
2017-06-0509 min
Bruegel event recordingsFinancial Times – Bruegel Forum: the future of Europe after the French electionOn 11 May Bruegel and the Financial Times held an event to discuss the direction Europe is likely to take after the French elections. Guntram Wolff, Director of Bruegel and Tony Barber, Europe Editor of the FT, were joined by Jean Pisani-Ferry, Director for Programme and Ideas of Emmanuel Macron’s presidential campaign, to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing France and the EU.
For more information about the event see http://bruegel.org/events/ft-french-election/
2017-05-111h 21
Regular Joes PodcastEpisode 142: Avengers Disassemble!Whether you're aligned with team Cap or find yourself in step with team Tony, there is no debate that Captain America, Civil War has started off the 2016 summer blockbuster season with a bang . . . and also lot of crashing, blasting, and expensive things getting destroyed. In the wake of another recent, less well received, superhero match up how is it that Marvel so decisively delivers? In other news, Ant-Man grows on us, Spider Man steals the show and Aunt May is oddly hot. Warning: this episode contains SPOILERS, additional Super Hero Mom references, and more universal adoration than any episode since...
2016-05-131h 32