This podcast series is hosted by Dr Marnee Shay and Professor Rhonda Oliver who are the editors of a new strengths based text book about Indigenous education published by Routledge 'Indigenous Education in Australia Learning and Teaching for Deadly Futures'. The podcast explores different topics about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education with chapter authors; a diverse group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Elders, scholars and educators. Front cover artwork by Aunty Denise Proud
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A career in musical theatre is hard, no matter how wonderful your training is or how developed your skills are, because of the vulnerability it requires, the rejection you have to continually face, plus all the fierce competition at every audition, and the head-games and negative self-talk we get into with ourselves. The Mental Game of Musical Theatre is all about helping you persevere through the mental challenges that inevitably come up along the way, while you’re pursuing, building, and m ...
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KATE REINDERS - From understudy on tour to OG Chicago GLINDA, to High School Musical The Musical The Series’ Favorite Drama teacher, Miss Jen…. Kate Reinders career has stood the test of time. Did she really take a leave of absence from a Broadway revival in order to do a kids’ show? Did she really miss a performance of said kids’ show in Minneapol…
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André Ward (part 2) - We are back with part 2 of my interview with my dear friend, André Ward! Join us for more incredible stories, wisdom, laughs... and shout-outs to Colman Domingo, Billy Porter, and Katie Finneran! What was it that helped André step in to owning his own sense of self? How has career changed since he embraced himself fully? I hop…
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André Ward (part 1) - This week, join me and my old friend, André Ward. As one of his teachers once said, “André’s a delight… but he talks a lot in class.” And believe me, his stories are not only wonderful and full of wisdom and joy, but filled with a LOT of laughs! How did this powerhouse performer, and grounded balanced soul get to where he is t…
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Alli Mauzey - Join me and my astounding guest, Alli Mauzey, as she talks about her time at Wicked, Cry-Baby, and her current role of “Pattie Levaco,” the mom, in the Tony Award winning Best Musical: Kimberly Akimbo. Learn about Alli’s “roundabout way” of getting into the business, after feeling like her schooling maybe didn’t actually set her up th…
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Tripp Hanson - Okay, kids… buckle up for some solid #TruthBombs and life-altering content from my good friend, TRIPP HANSON. Tripp’s life is constantly evolving from a backstory that includes tapping on the street, to traveling the world with Tommy Tune, to helping create Crazy For You, to acupuncture, and now to the Mindmasteryinstitute.com. So, j…
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Part 2 - This week I talk with Jacqueline B Arnold, a versatile triple threat, who is one of the iconic original (and current) stars of Moulin Rouge, about her unconventional path to Broadway… about her personal journey and personal struggle(s)… about the catch 22 of rejection (”you can’t really be that mad about it… but you kinda are…”) and about …
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Part 1 - This week I talk with Jacqueline B Arnold, a versatile triple threat, who is one of the iconic original (and current) stars of Moulin Rouge, about her unconventional path to Broadway… about her personal journey and personal struggle(s)… about the catch 22 of rejection (”you can’t really be that mad about it… but you kinda are…”) and about …
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JOANN M HUNTER (part 2) - The legend herself! A prolific dancer and performer turned choreographer, Joann’s been dazzling us on stages around the world for many, many years, and she shows no signs of stopping! Join us to learn about her unique and wild story…from being born in Japan, to dropping out of high school and moving to New York on her own …
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JOANN M HUNTER (part 1) - the legend herself! A prolific dancer and performer turned choreographer, Joann’s been dazzling us on stages around the world for many, many years, and she shows no signs of stopping! Join us to learn about her unique and wild story…from being born in Japan, to dropping out of high school and moving to New York on her own …
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Part 2: Technically my first guest ever (recorded in summer of 2021) is Tony-winning star of stage and screen, writer, composer, activist, and self-admitted “hot mess,” GAVIN CREEL! Come along as Gavin and I talk about his arrival in NYC, his harrowing Broadway debut, and all the twists and turns and pitfalls along the way that have led to his bran…
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Technically my first guest ever (recorded in summer of 2021) is Tony-winning star of stage and screen, writer, composer, activist, and self-admitted “hot mess,” GAVIN CREEL! Come along as Gavin and I talk about his arrival in NYC, his harrowing Broadway debut, and all the twists and turns and pitfalls along the way that have led to his brand new on…
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RAYMOND J LEE is currently performing in Sweeeny Todd on Broadway! Ray’s career seems to be non-stop on the stage and on TV, commercials and voice overs, yet he somehow balances career with being a husband and father! Ray reveals his unique journey as a Korean-American pop-voiced theatre actor who refused to be boxed you in. His philosophy? ”Do you…
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Kelli O'Hara (part 2) - Tony Award winner, Emmy and Grammy-nominated actress Kelli O'Hara has established herself as one of Broadway's greatest leading ladies. It’s her perspective on life, art, craft, and the importance of curiosity and discomfort that keeps her going in the biz. Find out how her determination and initial lack of awareness helped …
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Kelli O'Hara (part 1)- Tony Award winner, Emmy and Grammy-nominated actress Kelli O'Hara has established herself as one of Broadway's greatest leading ladies. It’s her perspective on life, art, craft, and the importance of curiosity and discomfort that keeps her going in the biz. Find out how her determination and initial lack of awareness helped h…
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A career in musical theatre is hard, no matter how wonderful your training is or how developed your skills are, because of the vulnerability it requires, the rejection you have to continually face, plus all the fierce competition at every audition, and the head-games and negative self-talk we get into with ourselves. The Mental Game of Musical Thea…
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This episode is a yarn with A/Professor Jay Phillips, who authored chapter one in the book "Foundations of teacher knowledge and classroom practice in Indigenous education".By Marnee
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Episode two - Professor Gawaian Bodkin Andrews, Shannon Foster, Frances Bodkin, John Foster, Gavin Andrews, Karen Adams, Ross Evans
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This episode is a yarn with Professor Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews, Shannon Foster, Frances Bodkin, John Foster, Gavin Andrews, Karen Adams and Ross Evans from the D'harawal Traditional Descendants and Knowledge Holders Circle, who authored chapter two in the book "Resisting the racist silence: when racism and education collide".…
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This episode is a yarn with Aunty Denise Proud, the artist of the front cover of the book and co-author of chapter three in the book "Critical self-reflection: a foundational skill".
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Episode four - Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker
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This episode is a yarn with Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker, who authored chapter four in the book "Cultural learnings: Foundations for Aboriginal student wellbeing".By Marnee
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Episode five - Dr Marnee Shay, Professor Grace Sarra, Professor Annette Woods
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This episode is a yarn with Dr Marnee Shay, Professor Grace Sarra and Professor Annette Woods, who authored chapter five in the book "Strong identities, strong futures: Indigenous identities and wellbeing in schools"By Marnee
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This episode is a yarn with Dr Robyn Ober, who authored chapter six in the book "Weaving Torres Strait Islander language and culture into education".By Marnee
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Episode seven - Mike Exell and A/Professor Graeme Gower
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This episode is a yarn with Mike Exell and A/Professor Graeme Gower, who authored chapter seven in the book "Developing strong relationships with Aboriginal students, families and communities".By Marnee
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This episode is a yarn with Professor Rhonda Oliver, who authored chapter eight in the book "Supporting the diverse language background of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students".By Marnee
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Episode nine - Beth Madsen, Ren Perkins and Dr Marnee Shay
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This episode is a yarn with Beth Madsen, Ren Perkins and Dr Marnee Shay, who authored chapter ten in the book "Critical selection of curriculum materials: tools for teachers".By Marnee
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Episode ten - Professor Grace Sarra and A/Professor Brownyn Ewing
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This episode is a yarn with Professor Grace Sarra and A/Professor Bronwyn Ewing, who authored chapter eleven in the book "Culturally responsive pedagogies and perspectives in mathematics".By Marnee
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Episode eleven - Dr Danielle Armour and Dr Jodie Miller
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This episode is a yarn with Dr Danielle Armour and Dr Jodie Miller, who authored chapter twelve in the book "Relational pedagogies and co-constructing curriculum".By Marnee
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This episode is a yarn with Kath Coff, who authored chapter fourteen in the book "Learning on and from Country: teaching by incorporating Indigenous relational worldviews".By Marnee
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This episode is a yarn with Dr Helen McCarthy, who authored chapter fifteen in the book "Red ochre women: Sisters in the struggle for educational reform".By Marnee
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