Megastar Jim Cummings joins This is My Voice podcast. Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Darkwing Duck, Pete from a Goofy Movie, singing voice of Scar, you name it he’s done it!
Discover how effective school leadership—rooted in visibility, trust, and genuine engagement—builds a thriving school culture from the ground up.
Lake Colac School is proving that disadvantage doesn’t have to dictate outcomes. Discover how one rural school is setting the benchmark for equity in Australian education.
Discover how Lake Colac School reduces teacher burnout using clever planning systems that support staff and lift student outcomes.
After the 20% HECS debt cut, Jeremy warns of a dangerous push to scrap student contributions entirely.
Discover how The Telepathy Tapes explores telepathy’s potential to transcend dimensions, featuring profound stories of connection and insight.
Reckless driving behaviours, known as the Fatal Five, lead to devastating consequences, as shown in Byron Gordon’s story.
Ben Whitehead reveals the challenges of acting with Gromit, Wallace’s silent yet expressive companion.
Mel Robbins explores overcoming the fear of judgment and breaking free from the prison of others’ opinions.
Ben Whitehead shares his 20-year journey to master Wallace’s iconic voice, blending skill and dedication.
Mellody Horrill shares her journey from TV broadcaster to dolphin advocate, inspired by her bond with Jock.
Dan Brumm shares how he crafts soundscapes for Bluey, blending simplicity and creativity to engage audiences.
Chrissy Teigen opens up about people-pleasing on The Mel Robbins Podcast and learns to let go.
Sean Craig Murphy shares his journey from roller rink DJ to becoming a radio legend and mentor.
Ben Whitehead shares his journey from struggling actor to voicing Wallace in Wallace and Gromit: A Vengeance Most Fowl.
Jeremy Cordeaux highlights how Legacy, a charity supporting Australian Defence Force families, is nurturing future leaders like Isabella.
Isabella Taylor and Jeremy Cordeaux discuss how schools are shaping national identity by balancing history.
Professor Ian Plimer shares valuable insights on public speaking, specifically how to adjust your communication style depending on the audience.
Professor Ian Plimer shares insightful advice he received from Bronwyn Bishop about adjusting communication style based on the audience.
When did universities become profit centers instead of institutions of learning? With rising tuition fees and “worthless” degrees, has higher education in Australia lost its
In a world increasingly disconnected from nature, The Tree Collectors by Amy Stewart offers a powerful reminder of the importance of our natural environment.
Fiona McArthur, a bestselling author with over three million books sold, shares her experiences with Jeremy Cordeaux live from the Romance Writers Conference in Adelaide.
Finegan Kruckemeyer’s The End and Everything Before It challenges readers to rethink everything they know about storytelling. But what makes this debut novel so captivating?
Jeremy Cordeaux hosts Professor Tonia Gray from the University of Western Sydney. She shares valuable insights into why allowing children to take risks is crucial
Paddy O’Reilly and his work is admired by Cath and many others. Her admiration suggests O’Reilly will gain many new fans.
This 4-module podcast series, innovatively designed, serves as a groundbreaking resource for entrepreneurs and small business owners. It’s ideal for those seeking to master media
Kathleen, Georgia, and Amy are sitting back and relaxing into this week’s episode as they discuss the forever escapist subgenre of Vacation Romance.
The Lovers are back breaking down one of Pamela Regis’s essential elements of romance: the Point of Ritual Death (PORD, for short).
It’s our first book club week! This week the Lovers do a deep dive on Ali Hazelwood’s Love on the Brain, revisiting happy endings, aca-romance, and enemies to lover
They’re baaaaaaaack! The Word Docs have spent the last couple of years recording random episodes and failing to release them.
Writers are cruel creatures. This week, the Word Docs discuss all the occasions when they’ve felt let down, horribly surprised, or otherwise manipulated by authors,
We’re lifting the boot and unpacking our process. This week, Amy leads a discussion on the form and purpose of exegetical writing as Sean snores
Podcasts have become an increasingly popular medium for education and learning, and for good reason. Here are a few benefits of using podcasts in education:
SAPOL has launched a podcast series, South Australia Police Fatal Five True Stories Feature Podcasts, highlighting the trauma caused to all those affected by a
This week, our intrepid Word Docs dig down into the relationship between writers and their words. Can you separate the fiction on the page from
Writers Read by LiTracey – Getting THAT book in children’s hands. On this episode Tracey chats with Marlies Hobbs about the book she has co-written
Kesta Fleming reads aloud from her debut chapter book ‘Marlow Brown – Scientist in the Making’ and our student reviewer Liv gives us her rating
From big structural issues to hooks and semicolons, and everything in-between … the Word Docs are all over it.
With speech and language dominating most of our communication, it is quite fun to ponder just how significant words can be in our lives.
Join Dr Amy Matthews, Kathleen Stanley, and Georgia Nicholls, three romance readers, writers, and scholars from three different generational perspectives, to talk all things popular
Welcome to the “Zen Meditation – Mediation Tools” podcast channel!
Short, simple movie reviews and answers the questions ‘Is this movie for you?’ Listen Below
