The Hamilton Centre Podcast | Exploring Mental Health & Addiction is for service providers, individuals and family members dealing with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. In response to the recommendation of the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System (2021), the Centre was established to create a more inclusive and supportive system by promoting integrated care in Victoria, Australia. Our podcast will feature interviews with service providers, individuals ...
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Welcome to the Heart and Soul of Hamilton Centre with Matthew Green where amazing things happen.
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Finding, reporting on and discussing the best malls in the Greater Toronto-Hamilton Area.
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An occasional look at Art, Artists, Collectors and Museums in Australia and around the world.
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The War & Diplomacy Podcast: From the Centre for War and Diplomacy at Lancaster University
The Centre for War and Diplomacy
The CWD provides the historical context and strategic analysis to inform understanding of today's geopolitical challenges through discussions with leading experts and researchers.
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Recovery Innovators Radio is where I check in with innovative experts and individuals in the addiction recovery industry, related fields or just “regular folks” who have had some incredible experiences so we can hear directly from them what is working today for alcoholics and addicts in recovery, for their families and for their friends. I also want this to be a learning tool for professionals in the addiction recovery field, a place where ideas can be nurtured and spread, where networking a ...
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Everyone's got a story. Hosted by Ross Hanrahan - Former Royal Marines Commando, multiple business owner, property investor and mortgage broker https://linktr.ee/rossthemortgagebroker
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Wil Anderson and Charlie Clausen like to talk and now they have microphones. Join them for conversations of little or no consequence.
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Building Relationships & Addressing Stigma in Healthcare
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In this episode, Annie Williams, Hamilton Centre Transformation Lead, interviews two guests from the Hamilton Centre Clinical Network at Austin Health and Goulburn Valley Health: Professor Edward Ogden PSM, an experienced Alcohol and Other Drug Consultant, and Allison Szarejko, a Mental Health Nurse and Clinical Lead. They highlight the importance …
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Integrated Care in Mental Health and Addiction | Shalini Arunogiri interviews Dan Lubman and Lisa Jarvie
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In the first episode, Shalini Arunogiri, Clinical Director at the Hamilton Centre, interviews Dan Lubman, Addiction Psychiatrist and Executive Clinical Director at Turning Point, and Lisa Jarvie, Clinical Quality Improvement Lead at the Hamilton Centre. They discuss the importance of integrated care in the mental health and addiction sectors, the c…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - MULTIFUTURES AT BANKSTOWN ARTS CENTRE
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MultiFutures imagines potential worlds of tomorrow through the lens of cultural and linguistically diverse International and Australian artists. The exhibition addresses the importance of diversity in the creation of imaginary and real-world futures based on lived experiences of First Nations and CaLD communities. Featuring multimedia artistic prac…
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Andrew Hamilton | Australia's Stand Up Comedy Scene... There's No Better High Than Stand Up
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In 2021, Andrew spent four months in two of Sydney’s maximum-security prisons for the commercial supply of psychedelic drugs. While incarcerated, Andrew began noticing the transportive power of laughter. After all, if a joke can make you forget you’re in prison, what else can it do? Upon his release, Andrew took up stand-up comedy, initially under …
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - FRED GENIS: INVISIBLE ALCHEMIST
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During his forty-year career, master lithographer Fred Genis (1934 – 2022) worked in the United States, Europe, and Australia, collaborating with leading artists from around the world. His working life spanned monumental eras in the 20th Century art including the American Abstract Expressionist movement of 1960s and 70s New York. The Grafton Region…
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Danielle Hogan | Helping young people leaving juvenile detention centres in Australia
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Danielle Hogan opens up on her incredible journey. Having spent her childhood lost and eventually in the wrong crowd of people she was soon led down a path of selling drugs to the upper class of the eastern suburbs here in Sydney Australia. Coming clean to her parents as the guilt sets in she was caught several weeks later by police and spent time …
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - ARCHIE MOORE IN VENICE
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EXPRESS EDITION. Archie Moore’s kith and kin has opened at the Venice Biennale. Curated by Ellie Buttrose, the work reflects on the nature and strength of First Nations Australian kinship that spans more than 65,000 years, and incorporates the land, water and all living things. Drawing on Archie's Kamilaroi, Bigambul, British and Scottish heritage,…
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Tom Nash | Post-Traumatic Growth, Life after adversity & how to become Anti-Fragile
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Tom Nash a.k.a. DjHookie contracted Meningococcal disease as an early adult resulting in the amputation of his arms and legs. Through this adversity he has since become a renowned DJ with one of New South Wales longest lasting club nights. He is a keynote speaker and author of book "hook, line and sinner" He's a TedTalk speaker and talks about conc…
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Mark Lovell | Mark Lovell | The Dark Reality Of War & Finding Your Community After Life In The Military
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Mark Lovell is a former Royal Marines Commando and embarked on military operations including Herrick 9 to name a few. Where his career led him toward security operations in the maritime sector during the "boom" before leaving military style life. A husband, father of 2 and multiple business owner who owns a chain of barber shops and a gym. He talks…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - DONNA MARCUS
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Donna Marcus, a multidisciplinary artist, discusses her artistic background and her use of kitchenware and cooking pots in her work. In conversation with curator Professor Pedram Khosronejad, she explains how she became fascinated with aluminum objects, particularly lightweight aluminum objects, and the stories and narratives they hold. Covering he…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - DARREN BURROWS' CREATIVE PIVOT
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When the drive to create takes a turn and propels the artistic compulsion into another direction. This episode features US based actor and now designer Darren Burrows revealing his inspiration, his history, and the balance between performance, life, and the art of design. Discussing the phenomenon of an artist known for one talent, but now channell…
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Dave Coleman | Stories Of The War In Afghanistan & Life After The Military
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Dave Coleman is former British Commando who served in warzones such as Afghanistan during Op Herrick 14. He was a Long Range Rifleman. Injured in a Grenade blast on a Company Operation but managed to Return to the Frontline a month later. He's been on Migrant Rescue Missions, Saving Migrants who were Stranded at Sea in fishing vessels during Severe…
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Russell Manser | Australian Bank Robber, Abuse Survivor, Drug Addict to Reformed Social Activist
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Russell Manser, an ex-bank robber and prison escapee now fights for survivors’ reparation by helping victims access justice through the legal system. Russell Manser, himself a survivor of institutional child sexual abuse, is a committed champion for the rights of others who have experienced these traumatic and painful abuses. Growing up in western …
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Charles Myssy | Balancing your Ying and Yang, your not so spiritual guide
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Charles is a holistic therapist and lifestyle coach who grew up in the inner west of Sydney. His story is not only inspiring, but resonates with so many of us who are / were lost on the journey of self-discovery, purpose and passion. He classes himself as your "not so spiritual guide" taking away the "fuddy duddy" of the holistic lifestyle and work…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - BAROQUE AT HAMILTON GALLERY
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Drawn from a partnership with the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) and loans from the National Gallery of Australia and private lenders across the country, Emerging from Darkness: Faith, Emotion and The Body in the Baroque brings together some of the most important European works in Australia for the first time. Also exploring the few women artis…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - THE DANCE OF THE REMEDIATORS
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"It began as a vague sense of unease, unconnected to anything in particular. Ordinary objects of the built environment began to take on a threatening demeanour, looming over the bright and baking streets." Created by artists Heidi Axelsen and Hugo Moline, The Dance of the Remediators at The Lock Up in Newcastle is an archive of a possible future; a…
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Colin Fassnidge | From award winning restaurants to MKR and Kitchen Nightmares
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Colin Fassnidge, proud father, ruthless award winning restauranteur, chef and now famous for his appearances on My Kitchen Rules "MKR", kitchen nightmares and more. His love for food and passion for perfection in the industry is polarising and divisive. But like all good chef's, the outspoken irishman now living in Sydney, Australia always manages …
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Jeffrey Morgan | Australian bank robber turning criminal mindset to business
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Jeffrey Morgan notorious bank robber now business coach His past couldn’t be more different to his life now. Growing up in Redfern, a notoriously disadvantaged inner-city neighbourhood, Jeff was surrounded by bad habits, unhealthy diets and poor mental health. His home life was rough and tough. There was little to eat and a fair share of abuse. By …
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - 150 YEARS OF IMPRESSIONISM
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2024 marks 150 years since the birth of Impressionism, the movement that revolutionised art. During the 1860s, a group of artists, nicknamed “the Batignolles group”, regularly met at the Café Guerbois in Paris. Deviating from the academic style, these artists, which were all refused at the Salon de Paris, decided to create their own exhibition in t…
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Lloyd Kay | My father went to prison for manslaughter when I was 9 years old
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Lloyd Kay is the director of Sydney Piling construction firm, a successful company built literally from the ground up, which is now one of leading piling businesses in New South Wales. But life wasn't always so good growing up in a rough part of the United Kingdom. At a young age Lloyd was exposed to some pretty horrific circumstances and his fathe…
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Search 'Everyone Relax' to continue listening to TOFOP
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TOFOP has moved house. Follow Everyone Relax to continue listening to all new episodes of TOFOP, including their 500th episode: https://podfollow.com/951354264 Everyone Relax is the new home of everything Wil Anderson and Charlie Clausen. It's your one-stop shop for Wilosophy, TOFOP, TOFOP with Friends, and 2 Guys 1 Cup. All of the shows continue f…
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499 — Visceral Meat (with Rhys Nicholson)
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Rhys Nicholson has written a book called DISH. Wil uses this as an excuse to catch up with the comedian. The novel is a part cook-book, part memoir — featuring essays, anchovies, and a story about an Illuminati of gay people trying to destroy straight white men. Rhys and Wil reflect on their craft and Rhys' style, including the importance of kindne…
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Beck, Taylor Hawkins, and Sir Paul McCartney walk into a bar — or do they? Charlie rants about a YouTube channel called Drumeo where drummers are given songs without drums and asked to figure out a drum part after two listens. Wil tries to find a parallel between drummers and comedians but in a rare twist, Charlie smacks his theory down. Is this th…
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497 — World Cup Smash And Grab (with Adam Spencer)
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Wil is joined by cricket tragic and numbers man, Adam Spencer to reflect on Australia's recent men's team victory at the Cricket ODI World Cup. Beating India in India looked unlikely a few weeks ago but Cummins' men played out of their skin when it counted most. The pair discuss the performance of each Australian player as well as the Marnus Miracl…
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Sasha Fedorovsky | Save your marriage and be treated like a king
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Sasha Fedorovsky from the mind-heart-method is a men's relationship and intimacy coach. Through her program she works with men to not only save their marriages, but put them in a position to be treated like a king. A fascinating conversation highlights the difference in our species and how we feel, think and view the world. After working with leadi…
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496 — Save The Rec Centre (with Gabriel Gasparinatos)
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ONEFOUR: Against All Odds is more than just a music doco, it's an Australian story about self-expression, race, the portrayal of violence in art, and the powers that try to control those things. ONEFOUR are a drill rap group from western Sydney who were targeted by NSW Police who used 'lawful harassment' to shut down gigs. Charlie chats with the di…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - RURAL UTOPIAS AT AGWA
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The Art Gallery of Western Australia and SPACED present Rural Utopias at The Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA) from 25 November 2023. Rural Utopias features new works by 10 artists from across Australia, developed over a series of residencies in rural and remote Western Australia, in dialogue with selected objects from AGWA’s $361 million Sta…
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Charlie sees a Beatle (in concert). What if Paul branched out and wrote a diss track? If Wil can't become Keanu Reeves, maybe he can befriend him? He shares the story of a time he saw him in a hotel. (side note, is TOFOP Wil's Dog Star? Charlie's insulted but acknowledges it could be true). A large chunk of the episode is then devoted to brainstorm…
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INSIDE THE GALLERY (AUSTRALIA) - RAMSES and THE GOLD OF THE PHARAOHS
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We’re invited, by the Australian Museum to transport ourselves back 3,300 years, across the sands of the Sahara Desert to reach the heartbeat of ancient Egypt ruled by the most celebrated pharaoh in the country's storied history. This is the opportunity to experience one of the greatest collections of its kind, in an Australian-first exhibition, Ra…
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494 — The Video Store: Normie & Niche Movie Recommendations (with Guy Davis)
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Guy Davis returns to the video store to share his favourite normal movies and niche movies with Charlie. Is Back To The Future a perfect popcorn movie? Does Richard Linklater have an incredible eye for casting future movie stars? And why is American Movie such a popular documentary among filmmakers? All this and more with our very own Pharaoh of th…
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'A Social History of British Foreign Policy: The Foreign Office in the Nineteenth Century' with Dr Keith Hamilton
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In this episode, Dr Keith Hamilton discusses the vibrant social and administrative history of the nineteenth-century Foreign Office at Whitehall with the CWD's Prof Gaynor Johnson. Dr Hamilton, formerly a historian of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, has evaluated the records and accounts of domestic staff rather than just the higher levels of …
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Charlie and Wil ride high on the success of the TOFOP live events in Melbourne. Despite a covid scare, nerves, and a bumpy plane trip, the pair got the job done — Sydney, it's your turn next. Don't miss out. ALSO: Does Taylor Swift travel around in a suitcase? More importantly, should she be traveling around in a pram? PRAMSPORT is back, Wil is on …
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Conor Randall | They gave me 8 weeks to live now I'm cancer free
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Conor Randall was diagnosed with stage 4 stomach cancer out of the blue in November 2021. A young, fit and healthy individual physically. But mentally things weren't what they seemed. He was given 8 weeks to live and was told he'd never make his 30th birthday... 2 years on his incredible awe inspiring story of his and his families courage to seek a…
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492 — $300 Degustation Experience (with Justin Hamilton)
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It's a Hammo-fop — film, TV, and culture with writer and comedian, Justin Hamilton. Where does Oppenheimer fit into the Christopher Nolan canon? What should Barbie teach us? Also — if there was a series made about an Australian sporting era, which code/team would you pick, if any? More Justin Hamilton via Big Squid: https://www.patreon.com/JustinHa…
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Charlie and Wil catch up on the mailbag that includes comments and requests by listeners from around the world. Come with us as we relive the time Wil gave a Prime Minister the bird, discover which host is a water aficionado, and a lyric breakdown of ABBA's 'Money Money Money'. See TOFOP live this November: https://linktr.ee/TOFOP See omnystudio.co…
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490 — Unexplained Explained: Sir NoFace
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The final instalment from the North East Australia Paranormal Society is a doozy. Inspired by a real-life Ghostbusters scenario, Charlie and Ben go on a uniquely Australian adventure into some strange happenings at Cockatoo Island. An American ghost hunter becomes involved to search for the answers and the result takes more than one unexpected twis…
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489 — Big Dicked Mutant Ninja Turtles
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The murky origins of the heroes in a half shell. Also, what could TOFOP pitch to be featured at South by South-West? It turns out, nothing. The pair try to convince each other that 'nothing' is indeed 'something' and the result is an existential tailspin. Charlie wonders about opportunities lost, Wil reassures him that next year will be better. But…
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488 – The Unexplained: Explained - Westall UFO
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NEAPS (North East Australian Paranormal Society) is in session with Ben McLeay and Charlie Clausen and the topic today: is there life outside of Earth? The pair analyse the mass UFO siting that happened in Melbourne in 1966. The incident, known as the Westall UFO, took place at a school and many vividly remember what they saw. But not every recount…
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