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The best in the business trust him with their secrets. But who does he trust with his? You! Sit back and get ready to discover the underground strategies for making REAL money and creating a life of PASSION and REWARD in real estate. He's hardcore. He's no BS. And he plays to win big. Here's your host and THE Agent On Fire, Mike Costigan.
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Travel Writers Radio

Travel Writers Radio produced by the Professional Associatioon of Lifestyle and TravelWriters (PALAT)

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Interviews, reviews, features and news from the Travel Writers Radio Show, produced by PALAT - the Professional Association of Lifestyle and Travel Writers - our international network of food, lifestyle and travel journalists and broadcasters. Now heard live every Wednesday 5-7 pm (AEST) and Saturdays 1pm to 3 pm on Melbourne's J-AIR 88 FM; online at www.j-air.com.au and on SoundCloud. Email us: info@travelwritersradio.com
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This podcast was created to empower women lawyers just like you to create a life and practice you love. As an advocate, you spend your days in service to others, fighting their battles and putting their needs first. But at the end of the day, you can be left feeling tired, overwhelmed, and like you’re missing out on something more. While you’ve mastered the skills of forecasting risks, solving problems, and working hard, those skills may not be helping you create the life and practice you wa ...
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Host Jon Olson, US Navy (Ret.) Interviews different experts to learn about current and historical events with a focus on national security. Topic's include: the economy, climate change, cyber security, nuclear weapons, intelligence operations, and more. New episodes released Wednesdays.
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Produced by the Asia Global Institute, a multidisciplinary think tank at The University of Hong Kong, AsiaGlobal Podcasts offer Asian perspectives on global issues through conversations with scholars, experts, policymakers and professionals from around the world.
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A hub of conversations with pioneering current and former legal professionals that will spark your thinking and stimulate your soul. The Legally Different guests are truly "different", having made brave life leaps and decisions to live and work in a way rooted in their interests, values, passions, purpose and wellbeing. They are unconventional, paving the way forward in their own unique way, turning the typical societal view of a lawyer completely on its head in an inspiring way. The legal t ...
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As the Melbourne nights and mornings get chillier, there are thousands of southerners just waiting to escape to the Sunshine Coast in general, or Noosa in particular. Which is where Melbourne reporter Justine Costigan escaped to a week ago to research what’s new in this popular Queensland getaway. The good news: Justine enjoyed the place almost dev…
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Aman Costigan is a multi-faceted lawyer based in Edmonton and a yoga and mindfulness teacher for lawyers. She’s also a life strategist for couples and runs various workshops with her husband Tom. Although her professional life was thriving, she realized she had let go of all of her hobbies and was lacking a sense of excitement, fun, and joy in life…
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Erin Peters is a psychotherapist, registered therapeutic counsellor, and former lawyer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. She provides therapy-related services to lawyers and adults with ADHD, and she’s here this week to take a deep dive into ADHD among lawyers and proactive steps you can take to deal with some of the most common challenges that…
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From the hinterland to the headlands there is plenty to see on the Central Coast, a favourite playground for those seeking surf, sun, and sand all year round. And one of its regular visitors over many years is our Sydney-based correspondent, travel editor and journalist, Mike Smith. He says at just over one hour from Sydney, the Central Coast, whic…
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Bridgett Leslie recently visited Amsterdam in the Netherlands where she met three chefs - two Dutch and one French-born - running a restaurant in the suburbs. Rather than focus on the traditional Dutch favourite dishes, such as Stamppot at their Café Cress they choose to select the freshest seasonal ingredients paired with mostly French wines to of…
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Our Spain-based correspondent Karin Avila has decades of driving experience in the USA, but now she lives in the Valencia province of Spain and getting a licence there is a different kettle of fish, due to cultural and language differences. It is a two-part process with a 266-page book of driving rules plus a practical test. Karin details the good,…
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There is a lot to see in the USA, as Giselle Whiteaker discovered when she went to visit one state, and ended up visiting 48. Giselle, who lives in Australia explains why she has done an (almost) full lap of the Union.By Travel Writers Radio produced by the Professional Associatioon of Lifestyle and TravelWriters (PALAT)
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Michelle Androsenko grew up in a dancing family and always dreamed of travelling the world as a dancer.That dream came true when she signed on with the entertainment team on board Oceania Sirena.She talks to Carolyne Jasinski about how she got her dream job and what it's like to be a performer on cruise ships.Photo by Carolyne Jasinski…
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There really are kangaroos on the beaches in Australia.When international tourists come to Australia and expect to find kangaroos roaming the streets or turning up on beaches, we Aussies tend to roll our eyes and say, “Really?”Well, Carolyne Jasinski has found a coastal hotspot where it does happen. Cape Hillsborough is a beach located on the coast…
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Here's what you can listen to from the professional team at Travel Writers Radio. More food, wine, lifestyle and travel experiences from around the world and around the corner.We sincerely appreciate your support so thanks for listening.If you have a story to tell or to comment on our show, feel free to get in contact via email: info@travelwritersr…
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Welcome to this week’s Talking the Blues Podcast with George and Andy Costigan. We look back on Monday evening’s debacle at Stamford Bridge before reflecting on the news that Moshiri and MSP Sports Capital have granted 777 Partners even more time to complete their financing. https://theesk.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ttb160404f.mp3 As ever thank…
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We’re at the very beginning of spring, which means it's time for spring cleaning for many of us. Your mind might immediately turn to decluttering your physical space, whether that’s your house, office space, or wardrobe, and experiencing the satisfaction that comes from the visual effect of before-and-after. However, while less tangible, I’m inviti…
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Welcome to this week’s Talking the Blues Podcast with George & Andy where we cram in the Burnley game, the just announced Commission findings, look at the account’s and finish off with George’s wife’s sausage recipe https://theesk.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ttb080424.mp3 As ever thanks for listening – or reading, the transcript will be released…
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Mylène Houle Morency is a professional organizer and a dear friend who was my first-ever podcast guest, and she’s back today to share her insights on the topic of mental load and mental overload. She’s a multi-passionate entrepreneur who now has her own TV show, has written a book, and continues to offer trainings on work-life balance, mental overl…
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Welcome to this week’s Talking the Blues Podcast with George and Andy Costigan, recorded just prior to the release of Everton’s 2022/23 accounts. We look in detail at the ownership issues still surrounding Everton, the details behind MSP’s potential control option and of course, the extremely disappointing day at Bournemouth. https://theesk.org/wp-…
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This might just be the absolute job of a lifetime – running a marine science research station on Lizard Island in the far north of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. These two jobs arose because the current co-directors have decided to retire after 34 years on the job. But who can apply? We got on to the chief scientist of the Australian Museum Sydney…
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Reporter Carmen Jenner, based in Perth was invited by Malaysian Airlines to fly to KL for some exciting industry announcements. Carmen enjoyed the experiences on offer over a long weekend in Kuala Lumpur, especially the Vespalisious culinary tour at night when the Malaysian capital really comes to life.…
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Reporter Adelaine Ng is a long-serving member of our team and she recently took a short holiday with her husband, but their plans changed last minute, which was serendipitous as they discovered an emerging destination that was new, exotic and great value at present. But Adelaine warns it may not last as this country could soon join the EU and sudde…
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Helen Hayes flew across the ditch to Queenstown and chatted with the new Executive Chef of True South Dining Room at The Rees Hotel. Trent Watson has spent 25 years as a chef, and has cooked for some huge names. Have a listen to find out who, and what kind of food Trent is cooking at The Rees, to hero Central Otago produce.…
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Well tonight’s show seems to be all about destinations and unique experiences both near and far, so why dn;t we start off with Graeme’s visit one hour away to one of the suburbs of Ballarat where he met a chef, a dog named Dot, acres of French and English oak trees in alternating rows, and the discovery of a $500 truffle under one of the trees by D…
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Here's what is new on Travel Writers Radio this week. From Ballarat to Noosa to Lizard Island , opur reporters copver the country this week; then we have reports from team members in Queenstown NZ, Malaysia and also southern Europe where one travel writers finds herself almost by accident in one of the best value countries in europe, but she warns …
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Welcome to this week’s Talking the Blues Podcast with George and Andy Costigan. Another week without the Blues playing so we turn our attention to Simms, shirt sales and yes, the ongoing saga of 777 and the letter from the Premier League. https://theesk.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/ttb24032023.mp3 As ever plenty of serious stuff and a few laughs …
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Welcome to this week’s Talking the Blues Podcast with Andy and George Costigan. No Everton on the pitch this week, but plenty to consider off it. We look at the regulatory position with the Premier League, the new independent regulator, catch up on 777 Partners, and a little manifesto of ideas to improve the regulation of the game. https://theesk.o…
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If you’re currently thinking about working with a coach and you’re wondering what you can expect, or how that relationship might unfold, listen in this week as I delineate what your coach can and cannot help you with. I share both the possibilities and the limits that come with coaching. I’m answering the question of how working with a coach can cr…
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Our award-winning sustainability reporter Keeley Warren speaks with seasoned travel writer, environmentalist and author of four inspiring books, including "The Mindful Traveller" and "Go Lightly." Nina Karnikowski's work advocates for responsible travel and mindful exploration. Her partnership with World Expeditions for their upcoming Himalayan jou…
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Here's an extra image this week...Graeme tricked us by having another photo he had taken up his sleeve for our #Worth1000Words, except that this image taken two weeks ago at Sovereign Hill in Ballarat is actually worth about 320,000 Aussie dollars. If you;ve never seen them pour molten gold at Sovereign Hill, one of only four Open Air Museums in th…
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In our Worth 1000 Words segment this week we feature a photo none of us took and some music none of us can play, but we reckon the latest event to be staged at The Lume in Melbourne, which is all about the Italian Renaissance. Thje images that have been taken in both stills and moving pictures are some of the highest resolution inmages ever taken o…
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In an industry that used to have a reputation for being male dominated, Janet Bava is a mover and shaker. Recently our reporter Helen Hayes travelled around the islands of French Polynesia with Windstar Cruises where she met Janet, the Chief Commercial Officer of the company. Janet has risen through the ranks of the cruise industry in a career span…
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Australian woman Megan Hess, left our shores as many young Australians did to head over to the old dart in the 70s and 80s to try their hand in the big league. Megan succeeded, and is now globally recognised as a fashion illustrator who has worked for the largest fashion houses, published a range of children’s books and also illustrated books on he…
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Our New York-based reporter Bridgett Leslie speaks to Chef Rajeev Goyall , who is the head of India Food Tourism Org on the importance of Food Tourism for the nation and Modi Magic as nearly 1 Billion Indian citizens line up to vote this wek.By Travel Writers Radio produced by the Professional Associatioon of Lifestyle and TravelWriters (PALAT)
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Last week, Travel Writer Carolyne Jasinski was digging for gold - and finding it - at Clermont in Queensland, about 4 hours inland from Mackay. This week she is flying high over the same region to put the landscape into perspective.Is there anything better than flying in a helicopter, with the doors removed, over mountains and mesa? Not according t…
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A lack of mentorship is a common theme I’ve observed among the lawyers I’m in conversation with. Both junior and senior lawyers face the challenge of finding a mentor who supports, inspires, and connects with them on a deep level, and there are a number of reasons why cultivating a mentorship relationship can feel difficult. If you’re currently see…
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We have some messages from one of our more recent team members Keeley Warren our sustainability and responsible tourism reporter now living in Valencia Spain, and one of our long-time members, Adelaine Ng as she boards yet another aircraftBy Travel Writers Radio produced by the Professional Associatioon of Lifestyle and TravelWriters (PALAT)
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Kristin Henning our Middle America correspondent went to Antarctica last month for an immersive polar expedition cruise with Polar Latitudes. In this engaging conversation with John McKeon CEO of Polar Latitudes, Kris asks about their commitment to responsible tourism and to citizen science during the voyages of their small expedition vessel of onl…
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Graeme Kemlo caught up with our British-born correspondent from Lyon France late last week and she was understandably excited having just given birth (so to speak) to her first book. Anna Richards was happy to talk about the guide book she has been working on for almost two years. It is an interesting subject – Paddling France, and it details the t…
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You don’t get to stay on air for 10 years without the support of your broadcaster are we are no exception. We sincerely do appreciate the opportunity and the ongoing support of J-AIR. 88 FM in Melbourne. Travel Writers Radio host and executive producer, Graeme Kemlo speaks with our radio station manager and Founder of J-AIR, Robert Bontschek…
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Graeme Kemlo was on assignment in Ballarat , Victoria;s third-largest city this week and he could not help but notice the changes. One of the State’s fastest growing regions, just one hour from Melbourne, Ballarat is coming of age with major new infrastructure, new hotels, sophisticated food and wine offerings and an enthusiastic hospitality scene.…
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In this episode I visit with Travis Justice the long time TV, radio, and podcast personality in Omaha, NE & Des Moines, IA. Topics of discussion include: Filling the broadcast void as a freelancer despite retiring from the business full time. Working remotely before it was popular. Why he chose to go to Grand View College in Des Moines instead of e…
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Our reporter Carolyne Jasinski strikes gold - literally! On her latest trip to Mackay and the Isaac Region in Queensland, she found nuggets of gold and held a record-breaking 5oz gold nugget. Carolyne interviews Dan Healaar, the owner of the gold mine lease, before, during and after her taste of gold digging.Photo -Carolyne Jasinski saw this nugget…
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Here's what you'll hear on our 10th Biirthday edition of Travel Writers Radio, the original program produced and presented by the professional journalists of PALAT -the Professional Association of Lifestyle And Travel Writers.Each week we bring you authentic independent stories about food, wine, lifestyle and travel, whether around the corner or ar…
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When there are more Salfordians hosting an Everton podcast than there are inside Old Trafford on a matchday you know it says a great deal about modern football. We look back with Andy and George Costigan at today’s game at Old Trafford. There’s a surprising difference of opinion as to Everton’s performance, and of course, we look at the latest surr…
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Lawyers live in a world where we’re expected to be confident. There’s the notion that lawyers are trusted advisors who are practically omniscient and whom other people turn to for answers. We’re expected to embody confidence, but how do we portray that when we operate in an environment with inherent uncertainty? Hear how uncertainty influences your…
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Helen Hayes chats with Graeme Kemlo about her "spectacular" African adventure which ranged from an iconic hotel in Durban, to a luxury beach lodge at Thonga Beach on the remote east coast of South Africa with ocean and lake adventures. Helen also visited Sungulwane Private Game Lodge, with just eight private chalets, which has been described as "th…
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Carolyne Jasinski has been in Queensland over the past week and reports on her farm stay on a sugar cane plantation with a couple of genuine characters who call themselves “old Tassie potato farmers” who bought the most dilapidated farm near Mackay Queensland and turned it into an award-winning tourism facility with sheer hard work and imagination.…
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There’s an event coming up on Saturday that we need to talk about because it is 96 years since the Red Hill Agricultural Society staged the first of their annual shows on the Mornington Peninsula, which is Melbourne’s bayside playground. But it used to be a food bowl with fruit trees, cattle, sheep grazing and working farms. Now the peninsula, abou…
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Staying at a boutique private safari lodge is a different experience, as Helen Hayes found out at Sungulwane in Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa. Helen interviews Keenan Houareau, General Manager and Head Ranger of Sungulwane. More information adventureworld.com.au or phone 1300 363 055By Travel Writers Radio produced by the Professional Associatioon of Lifestyle and TravelWriters (PALAT)
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