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This podcast helps women rise up rested. Karen Brody is your host and the author of the book "Daring to Rest."
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In our podcast, Your Undivided Attention, co-hosts Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin and Daniel Barcay explore the unprecedented power of emerging technologies: how they fit into our lives, and how they fit into a humane future. Join us every other Thursday as we confront challenges and explore solutions with a wide range of thought leaders and change-makers — like Audrey Tang on digital democracy, neurotechnology with Nita Farahany, getting beyond dystopia with Yuval Noah Harari, and Esther Perel ...
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We know it can be hard to get started with passive real estate investing. The goal of the Passive Investing Made Simple podcast is to make it as easy as possible for you so you can invest with confidence in your next (or first) deal. Each week Whitney Elkins-Hutten, director of investor education at PassiveInvesting.com, will take a deep dive into various topics related to passive real estate investing. Some of the topics include: Tax Strategies, Market Reports, Self-Directed IRA / 401k's, U ...
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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Each month The Well-Rested Woman brings women together in conversation with thought leaders and everyday people on what’s possible in women’s lives. We cover a range of topics to help women re-charge including yoga nidra meditation, mindfulness, sleep, rest, dreaming, and more. Make yourself a cup of tea & listen.
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Have you ever wondered: why are we here? Welcome to Tammy Tuesday, the podcast of life, love, and purpose. If you're looking to design a life that is meant to be lived with joy and passion, then your story and this journey begins here. We'll dive deep, discover our authentic selves, recognize what really matters, and release the inhibitions that hold us back from being the creators we came here to be. Every Tuesday, we'll raise some questions, find some answers, share some stories, definitel ...
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An inside look at some of the key decisions, people and places shaping the future of Leeds.
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A podcast discussing backlist gems and the Spanish writer Javier Marías, late the King of Redonda. In Season 2 we read the novels of Muriel Spark. From Lori Feathers and Tom Flynn.
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Episode 39: When stress attacks your central nervous system & shuts you down - Karen Shell (part 1)
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Description: Karen Shell candidly shares her story of trauma from an abusive childhood leading to the self sabotage and stress that was created in the aftermath in her adult life. By living in a self induced state of stress Karen talks about how her body literally shut down from this post trauma because it had not been fully acknowledged in her lif…
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Mexico set to elect all of its 7000 judges - The Law Report
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Mexico is set to become the first country in the world to directly elect every one of its seven-thousand judges. But will this radical move - by a popular, democratically elected government - create a better justice system? Guest: Damien Carrick, The Law Report And you can hear more about Mexico's plan to allow voters to elect judges on The Law Rep…
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More than two million Australians delay or avoid dental care because of high costs. The Grattan Institute says patients pay much more of the cost of dental care than they do for other kinds of health care and are calling for urgent Medicare policy reforms and government-funded universal dental coverage. Guest: Peter Breadon, Program Director, Healt…
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Kristen Bell and Adam Brody star in new romcom - TV with Wenlei Ma
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Rom-coms are a mainstay in cinema but it's rarer on TV to build a show around two characters falling in love. But new Netflix series Nobody Wants This bucks the trend. The series starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody about an unlikely would-be couple in Los Angeles trying to make it work across a religious divide. Guest: Wenlei Ma, culture editor, T…
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For decades, the chef and restaurateur Rick Stein has championed Britain's food producers. His latest book, 'Rick Stein's Food Stories' champions the cooks, farmers and fishermen who inspired him as he travelled around the country. Guest: Rick Stein Producer: David CookBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ... says people shouldn't simply trust marketing campaigns advertising price changes at major supermarkets. The ACCC is seeking significant penalties for Coles and Woolworths in federal court, alleging they systematically mislead customers with "deals" that didn't substantially drop pr…
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Coalition's nuclear policy and ACCC supermarket action - Politics with Karen Middleton
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The Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is lashing out against the Government's renewable policy, he says it's going to be more expensive than the cost of implementing nuclear energy. The ACCC is taking action on the supermarkets, but the Government is moving closer to bringing its mandatory code with new penalties for breaches - does this set the Gover…
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Brownlow winner, cricket, NRL - Sport with Warwick Hadfield
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Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Coalition nuclear policy a 'recipe for unreliability': Bowen
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The fight over what is part of the nation's energy mix will be strongly contested in the next election. Opposition leader, Peter Dutton used a speech in Sydney to claim the coalition's nuclear policy would cost less than Labor's renewable energy plan. Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen says the lack of costings from the Coalition is…
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Lebanon's Health Minister on the Israel-Hezbollah conflict
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Almost 500 people have been killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon's south, marking the deadliest day of conflict since the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah war, and surpassing the port explosion of 2020. More than 16,000 people have been injured in these strikes, putting Lebanon's health system further in crisis. Firass Abiad, Lebanon's Health Minister told RN…
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With more than 30 per cent of households across Australia renting their homes and the national rental vacancy rate sitting at 1.3 per cent, the rental market has become a hot button political issue. NSW Rental Commissioner Trina Jones has been given the task of looking at ways to make the rental market more fair and modern. She joined RN Breakfast …
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Majority of GPs don't feel 'well-equipped' to support eating disorders
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More than a million Australians live with an eating disorder, and yet over half of GPs feel that they need greater support to help patients with an eating disorder. To mark Weight Stigma Awareness Week, advocates hope to turn these numbers around. Featured: Jane, recovering from an eating disorder Sarah Cox, clinical psychologist and The Butterfly …
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Female farmers meet to discuss sector improvements
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Since the inception of the Australian Women in Agriculture industry 30 years ago, female farmers have made strides at reducing traditional stereotypes on farms. But today at the organisation's conference women from across Australia will meet in Albury-Wodonga to look back on the progress made and forward to issues still holding them back. Guest: Al…
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Sri Lanka's new president vows change and integrity
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Sri Lanka's new president, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, has been sworn into office - promising to tackle corruption and deliver economic recovery. So, does the election of a new, Marxist-leaning president signal the start of a new chapter for Sri Lanka? Guest: Bhavani Fonseka, senior researcher and lawyer with the Centre for Policy Alternatives based …
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Israel launches more deadly strikes on Lebanon
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Over 400 people have been killed and over 1000 injured in Lebanon following attacks from Israel, in what is being described as the the deadliest day in the Israel-Hezbollah war since 2006. The Israeli Defence Force earlier warned Lebanese residents in the area to leave immediately, as it prepared what it claimed were "precise strikes against terror…
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Elon Musk is now known as a conservative, free-speech warrior with a social-media obsession. After purchasing Twitter for $44-billion two years ago and rebranding it to X, the sites value has decreased by an estimated 70 per cent. New York Times Journalists Kate Conger and Ryan Mac take you inside the story in their new book 'Character Limit: How E…
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Optimizing Your Career Move: 401(k) Rollover Vs. Self-Directed IRA – A Guide For Passive Investors With Whitney Elkins-Hutten
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'Midnight Family' explores Mexico City's pirate paramedics
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Delving into the world of Mexico City's for-profit ambulance service, Midnight Family follows to lives of the Tamayo family. The new Apple TV+ Spanish-language series is based on a 2020 documentary of the same name. Guests: Diego Calva and Renata Vaca Producer: Kimberley PriceBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Adolescent mental and brain health - Health with Dr. Norman Swan
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It's been a mystery why most mental health issues like depression and psychosis start in adolescence. Could it be that a young child's immune response to their physical, social and economic environment is one explanation? A new study explores the idea. Guest: Dr Norman Swan, host of What's That Rash? podcast and Radio National's The Health Report.…
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Chalmers to visit China amid economic slow-down
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China's economy continues to slow, as Treasurer Jim Chalmers prepares to visit Beijing. Jim Chalmers heads to China later this week, the first Federal Treasurer to do so since 2017. But the visit comes as China's economic momentum continues to falter, with slower growth, rising unemployment and weak household spending. Guest: Harry Murphy Cruise, M…
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The Smiths unlikely to reunite and new Mozart music - Music with Ce Benedict
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The Smith haven't played together since 1986 - after a messy split, but a reunion like we've seen from Oasis doesn't look like it's on the cards. Made up of Morrisseyand Johnny Marr, the band has been trademarked by Johnny Marr, so what does that mean for Morrissey? And, there's a surprising new release from Mozart. Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show E…
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New LGBTIQA+ Commissioner lays out strategy
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and asexual people face discrimination in all corners of the globe, but some Government's are doing more to support and include people in these communities. Victoria is the first state in Australia to have a Commissioner for LGBTIQA+ Communities and that commissioner is Joe Ball, a longstanding a…
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Mark Scott apologises for failing Jewish students
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Mark Scott, vice chancellor of the University of Sydney, told a senate inquiry into anti-Semitism at Australian universities that he had "failed" Jewish students who didn't feel safe or welcome on campus. Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson moved the private Senator's bill that instigated the inquiry, following encampments by pro-Palestinian students. …
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Quad meeting and key economic figures - Politics with Michelle Grattan
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The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Michelle GrattanBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Is Australia treating the Ukraine conflict with indifference?
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Former Federal Attorney-General and ex-high commissioner to the UK, George Brandis has issued a warning that Australia is treating the world's most important conflict - Russia's war against Ukraine - with indifference. In a blunt opinion piece published in the Nine Newspapers, he sets out the case as to why Australia can no longer treat Ukraine as …
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Finance Minister slams Greens as 'out of control'
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The Greens are threatening to derail any reforms to the Reserve Bank - demanding that the Government step in and cut the official in cash rate. The reforms are central to the Government's agenda, but Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says the "Greens are out of control at the moment" and says if that's their "ultimatum" the Government won't come to t…
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