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1. Year 12 House Captains talk about their house spirit, house history and house rivalries in the lead up to the Swimming  Carnival
2. 'Talking About Your House' Mini game - Tests our Captains knowledge of their house statistics and history. 
3. 'Quick Chat' with Gaelic Footballer and Australian Representative, Alyssa Brown
4.  The St Peter's String Ensemble perform March in the Style of Corelli   

In this week's episode, I chat with my friend, Brian Cox (LinkedIn),  Programming Manager of a new team in NetEase Games Shanghai. 

We discuss his experience shipping past games like Halo Wars, and how innocent-seeming last minute changes are rarely a good idea.

We also discuss his experience working in various countries and cultures, and his passion for sharing his knowledge and skills through teaching. 

On this podcast Jake Martens discusses the recent in person board meeting and the updated bylaws with President Sherwyn Greenfield and Area Directors Chad Stanton, Rick Steele, Lee Cabana and Ted Murphy

Yeah BOY!  A weekly Podcast hosted by music lovers, Joe Kylman, Josh Adams and John Adams.   We want to listen to music that we have never heard before...that we should have.  Tonight, we talk to you about 1990's Fear of a Black Planet by Public Enemy!  Hit us up at hear30podcast@gmail.com or follow us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter!

In this Episode Dr. Carolyn Dolan begins her series on the Gut Brain Connection by looking at the important role our digestive system plays in overall health. Dr. Dolan's own health journey started with a diagnosis of Leaky Gut. She was on a mission to find a way to heal her own health. What she discovered was having the right balance of microbes and the right balance of microbes as part of your microbiome keeps your immune system strong and healthy. Could the right balance fight disease? What happens to the body after years of eating pro-inflammatory, non-organic, processed, nutrient-poor foods? How did gut health play a role in the brain's health?

If you're married to a runner, or there's a runner in your household, you know what this is episode about.  However, if you don't then the next 20 minutes will help you prepare for what's in store for you.  Treadmills... ugh.

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Energetics’ Dr Gordon Weiss in conversation with Dr Peter Holt, discuss the opportunity to support the decarbonisation of Australia’s economy. They consider both Australia’s track record of emissions reductions and where the opportunities lie for future abatement; from both the expansion of renewable energy to electric vehicles, electrification and the application of hydrogen technologies. 

Featuring: Dr Peter Holt, General Manager, Strategy and Policy and Dr Gordon Weiss, Associate

Note: The information and commentary in this podcast is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular individual or business. Listeners should not rely upon the content in this podcast without first seeking advice from a professional.

Welcome to Episode 4!

Today we sit down with Brooke Engleman who works at Classic Dairy Inc. We talk about how her and her husband came to take over the family farm and what the future of the Dairy will be. Brooke also talks about how she got started farming. 

Enjoy and as always... Keep Growing!

**Correction to data shared in episode:

The number of producers in the US according to the USDA Census Report is as follows: In 2017 the number of producers is up by nearly seven percent to 3.4 million, because more farms reported multiple producers. Most of these newly identified producers are female. While the number of male producers fell 1.7 percent to 2.17 million from 2012 to 2017, the number of female producers increased by nearly 27 percent to 1.23 million.

Source: https://www.usda.gov/media/press-releases/2019/04/11/2017-census-agriculture-data-now-available

When most of us think of the word “currency,” we immediately think money. Yet there are many currencies in this world -  social, physical, creative. 

In my experience, I’ve discovered a new currency, whose three elements are critical to not just surviving, but thriving, in our complex, swiftly evolving world. 

By mastering this new mental OS, you’ll find yourself tapping into your own intuitive clarity, sensing the ever expanding opportunities around you, and effortlessly taking action on your inspired ideas. 

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1:22 - There are many forms of currency in this world - money is just one. 

3:50 - Accessing all these currencies (social, physical, creative, etc) is a wonderful skill of human consciousness. 

4:35 - Technological advances (AI, robotics, nanotechnology, etc) are increasingly going to make humans obsolete in all mechanical/technical tasks. We need a new paradigm

6:30 - The mysterious currency that great men and women have been tapping into throughout human history. 

8:49 - As world becomes more complex, we need an upgraded mental OS to flourish

9:48 - There’s a new currency that’s evolving in human consciousness that we are increasingly gaining access to - new modes of thinking and living. There are three levels of this currency. 

10:48 - Sensing your own intuition (the first element of the new currency).

14:32 - Sharpening your intuition into inspiration (the second element of the new currency). 

20:52 - Setting your inspiration free in the world with adaptability (the third element of the new currency).

23:42 - When I began tapping into my own intuition. 

27:02 - When I started acting on the inspiration of my new desires and created radical changes in my life

29:15 - How you can begin channeling the new currency and what you might discover along this path. 

35:00 - Leveraging the new currency to continually expand your opportunities and impact in the world. 

36:23 - Conclusion

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In this episode, we talk to a native Englishman who has traveled the world (and created a videoblog by doing so), and he discusses his experiences doing so. Listen in to learn about a country with one of the richest histories in the world.

Mentioned in this episode:

• London
• Essex
• Surrey
• Harry Potter
• Niagara Falls
• Tesco
• RETROCORN  (Popcorn flavored with traditional British sweets)
• London Underground (The Tube)
• Commonwealth of Nations (formerly British Commonwealth)
• British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
• NW: A Novel