Explore " andy park" with insightful episodes like "PJ Harding on Paul Kelly and preferring not to perform", "PJ Harding on Paul Kelly and preferring not to perform", "Jason Isbell on growing up in America's south, masculinity and Killers of the Flower Moon", "Chef Mark 'Black' Olive and the art of cooking with native ingredients" and "'The truth won': Investigative journalist Nick McKenzie recalls the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case" from podcasts like ""RN Drive - Separate stories podcast", "The Drawing Room", "The Drawing Room", "The Drawing Room" and "The Drawing Room"" and more!
Some people are born to be stars ... but what happens if you climb the ladder in your chosen performative field and suddenly realise you don't want to be the leading light? That happened to Australian singer-songwriter PJ Harding.Â
Some people are born to be stars ... but what happens if you climb the ladder in your chosen performative field and suddenly realise you don't want to be the leading light? That happened to Australian singer-songwriter PJ Harding.Â
Growing up in northern Alabama, Musician Jason Isbellâs grandfather taught him to play music and a love of Blues music, leading him to a massively successful career.
The Sydney opera house is about to launch a new restaurant with a never before seen range of native ingredients on the menu.
Investigative reporter Nick McKenzie's new book âCrossing the Lineâ details the journey from the alleged war crimes in Afghanistan to the ultimate triumph in the Federal Court earlier this month.
Lucinda Williams forged her own way through the predominantly male business side of country music, but in 2020, she was dealt not one, but a trio of crises.
When it comes to the weapons of war and conflict, itâs ultimately humans from the other side who are the guinea pigs.
The National Herbarium of New South Wales, houses a growing collection of over 1 point 4 million plant specimens⦠It's here that author and research academic Dr Prue Gibson learnt about the plant naming wars, and the fascinating keepers of this knowledge for her book The Plant Thieves: Secrets of the herbarium.
In episode 83, I'm honored for the support of our new sponsor ACME Homes, LLC, based in Snohomish, WA. Bob and his team at ACME are excited to share the news about a new development in Wenatchee called Sienna Heights, which you can learn more about here!
In this episode, I had the opportunity to speak with Jeff Stinson, who is the Dean at the School of Business at Central Washington University. Jeff shares so much about his family of 4, including how he grew up in the midwest before making it to the Pacific Northwest. Jeff openly talks about the struggles of Covid, the power of time, and raising kids in a mixed-race household. More importantly, Jeff shares some powerful advice to all of us dads by treating them with love to find their uniqueness. He also reminds us that we will not get the time back so make the most of the time we get with each child. Lastly, love them and make them feel special!
To learn more about Jeff, you can learn about him on Linked In.
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