In Melbourne Last Week

***TRIGGER WARNING*** Hey folks, there is a reference to self harm between the 25th and 31st minute of this episode. If you feel that this could affect you or anyone else listening with you, please skip this section, or just skip the episode altogether, I don't mind..... --- Ryan is the co host of movie review podcast Spit and Polish Presents...... Previously he was unemployed for four years before eventually finding casual work. According to Ryan, it wasn't Centrelink that was giving him trouble, it was those who he put all his faith in to help him find employment. We talk about the shocking financial and psychological abuse that he faced with employment agencies, the toll that it took on his relationship and his mental health, and how he was able to find work and get out of this cycle of despair. You can listen to 'Spit and Polish Presents....' wherever you get your podcasts. --- Want to say hello? Get in touch! Email me at [email protected] Facebook Twitter Instagram Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. ---- Like Seinfeld? Listen to my other podcast 'But I Don't Wanna A Secondary Character!', where a friend and I talk about the secondary characters from the show, episode by episode in random order. Listen here or search 'Seinfeld' on your podcast app.

Elizabeth is the producer and director of three part audio drama 'The Descent'. She is also the co-founder of independent production company The 7th Wall. For my Season 3 finale, we spoke about how 'The Descent' came to being, as well as the writing process for a podcast series. Episode 1 releases to every podcast platform on Tuesday 25th February 2020, with new episodes releasing monthly. Be sure to subscribe and listen on The 7th Wall's website, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and any other podcast service for new episodes and behind the scenes content. ------- I don't know when I will be back for new episodes, but you can reach out to me below: Email me at [email protected] Facebook Twitter Instagram Thank you so much for listening to the podcast, and I hope to bring you more episodes in the future.

Adam and Adam are the hosts of the What You Will Learn podcast. They share the best bits from some of the best books, and interview the world's top authors. We talked in their studio about having the courage to 'step up to the plate', some of the best advice that they have come across in their research for their podcast, and how they have overcome their own adversity. It was a terrific chat and I hope you enjoy it. I'll be having a break over the Christmas week, so Episode 5 of this season will be released on Monday 30th December 2019. Happy Holidays! --- Want to say hello? Get in touch! Email me at [email protected] Facebook Twitter Instagram Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. ---- Like Seinfeld? Listen to my other podcast 'But I Don't Wanna A Secondary Character!', where a friend and I talk about the secondary characters from the show, episode by episode in random order. Listen here or search 'Seinfeld' on your podcast app.

Chris is a podcaster and audio engineer. He is the host of The History of Australia podcast which is returning in 2020 with new episodes. He is also the producer of some of Australia's most popular podcasts, including She's On The Money, my millennial money, New Normal Project, and Mastering Intensive Care. Chris and I talked about his podcasting experience and his take on the future of the industry, some interesting stories from the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre where he works, and his mental health battle. This is the first time outside of his friendship circle where he opens up about his struggles with depression. --- Want to say hello? Get in touch! Email me at [email protected] Facebook Twitter Instagram Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. ---- Like Seinfeld? Listen to my other podcast 'But I Don't Wanna A Secondary Character!', where a friend and I talk about the secondary characters from the show, episode by episode in random order. Listen here or search 'Seinfeld' on your podcast app.

For the Season 2 finale I spoke with 4 people who were involved with the new hit musical to land in Melbourne, 'Come From Away'. This uplifting musical tells the story of the incredible real-life events in the wake of the September 11 tragedy. 38 planes carrying nearly 7,000 people from over 100 countries were redirected to Gander, Newfoundland, almost doubling the population of the remote Canadian town. You can buy tickets to the show here. Sue Frost is the founding member of Junkyard Dog Productions who has helped produce 'Come From Away' since it was on Broadway earlier this decade. Derm Flynn was the mayor of the nearby town of Appleton at the time. He hosted six passengers during 9/11 and was fully involved in the relief efforts that followed. Beulah Cooper was the Treasurer of the ladies' auxiliary for the Royal Canadian Legion in Gander. On 9/11, streams of people were welcomed into Cooper's home for showers. She took people shopping for clothes and helped make food. Bonnie Harris was the manager of the animal shelter in Gander and was the first to venture into the holds of the planes to assist those animals on board the planes (including two rare Bonobo apes). - Are you an everyday person who has an interesting passion, project, hobby, organisation or anything else going on? Want to share your story with the world? Or are you a musician or singer who wants a song of theirs played at the end of a future episode? I'm looking for new guests for Season 3, to be released later in 2019. Email me at [email protected] Facebook Twitter Instagram Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.