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Milk Road podcast

Podcast about what feels fair and unfair in life, starting with milk.

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    George Elkhair – Advance a Fairer Tasmania

    George Elkhair invests his time in board of director roles that tackle youth homelessness, migrant support, and cancer care across Tasmania.In this conversation, George and Adam explore why people who control the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors must work together, why the best investment a community can make is in people, and the hidden financial cost of staying silent about fairness.Contact by connecting with George Elkhair via LinkedIn

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    Dr. Paris Buttfield-Addison: Story Game Theory Building the Tasmanian Economy

    Paris shares invaluable thoughts, insights, and vision across the board.Links to content discussed:Dr. Paris Buttfield-Addison ⁠Secret Labs Yarn Spinner Tas Game Makers Level Up Tasmania Event 8 Kind of Fun Paper Everything Is A Story: Journalist Nick Bilton Thinks AI Might End Humanity

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    The Hon Peter Gutwein - Why join The Big Tassie Walk

    Sign Up Here - https://the-big-tassie-walk.raiselysite.comSign Up Here - www.mrctas.org.au

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    Sandra Rowden & Idell Wadley - Future Film Makers Lab in Northwest Tasmania

    The Future Film Makers Lab offers free, government-funded filmmaking workshops across Ulverstone, Devonport, Sheffield, and Wilmot. Open to beginners, this two-part series (August & November) covers storytelling, camera work, lighting, and sound, with expert guidance from award-winning filmmakers Holly Winter and Riley Sapsford. Participants will have time between sessions to create a short film, receive mentoring and editing tips. Our aim is that each participant will have a finished short film at the end of workshops.Optionally, participants may submit their work to the Weindorfer Film Festival, focusing on nature and Tasmania’s conservation legacy. Prizes include cash, accommodation, and the prestigious Weindorfer Award. https://weindorferfilmfestival.com.au/Eventbright: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/free-film-making-workshops-tickets-1549993053949

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    Idell Wadley - Spring Time at Wilmot Country Market on Sept 06

    ***Wild Times at Wilmot*** On Saturday September 6th the picturesque village of Wilmot will come to life in a showcase of local vendors, history and car enthusiasts. Wilmot Country Market - Spring Edition offers over 20 unique stall holders with everything from hand made skin care to African jewellery. Wilmot Car and Bike meets will take over the main street and local store with cars and bikes from all over the region. Wilmot Historic Museum is hosting around 30 special guests as part of their Children's Museum and is open to the public. So come for a drive to our beautiful valley and enjoy the sites, activities and some great live, local music.  Facebook page link is here to learn more about the Wilmot Country Market https://www.facebook.com/share/1EW1cAujxR/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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    Andrea Courtney - Resilience Road

    ANU National Security College launches Australia-wide consultations on attitudes to securityCommunity Consultations - Understanding Australian attitudes to security.

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    Adam Martin - Community Consultation requires two-way skill in storytelling

    Adam Martin shares his valuable thoughts on how Community Consultation has been working as a process in Northwest Tasmania.And how important the skill level of storytelling is for all parties involved to the outcome.Link to the Ted Talk mentioned by Adam Martin:Complexity, citizen engagement in a post-social media time | David Snowden | TEDxUniversityofNicosiahttps://www.ted.com/talks/david_snowden_david_snowden_complexity_and_citizen_engagement_in_a_post_social_media_world/transcript

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    Craig Heppell - Upskilling to Tell the Stories that Empower Your Business

    Craig highlights the important power of storytelling in business. He draws on his diverse career. It includes experience as detective in the NSW Police Force.He also shares insights on how effective storytelling can differentiate a business in a competitive market, build trust, and foster deeper connections with the audience. Heppell argues that companies must use stories to effectively convey their values, mission, and the unique benefits they offer.The conversation also touches on the role of storytelling in socio-economic community development. Heppell highlights how narratives can be used to inspire collective action, support local initiatives, and strengthen communal ties. He underscores the need for authenticity and relatability in stories to truly empower and mobilize communities. Listeners are encouraged to contact him to learn more.Want to contact Craig?craig@ulverstonerealestate.comwww.ulverstonerealestate.comFB: @ulverstonerealestate

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    Sandra Rowden-Rich : Who is Concerned for Wilmot's Social Cohesion?

    Sandra shares her thoughts on the Milk Road podcast.

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    Linda Cockburn & Dr. Alexis Wadsley - Why Read The Quiet Revolution

    LINK TO PURCHASE THE BOOK - THE QUIET REVOLUTIONAMAZON - https://www.amazon.com.au/Quiet-Revolution-Working-Species-Survives-ebook/dp/B0CSBR7ZH7/ref=sr_1_1?crid=212CQYENJB2UL&keywords=the+quiet+revolution&qid=1707645399&s=books&sprefix=the+quiet+revolution%2Cstripbooks%2C339&sr=1-1TOGETHER PRESS - https://www.togetherpress.com.au/product/the-quiet-revolution/ CONTACT INFORMATION:Linda Cockburn - [email protected]

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    Sophie Krantz – The Middle Man is Dead. Long Live the Middle Man.

    Website - https://www.sophiekrantz.com   Substack - https://substack.com/@sophiekrantz   Exponential Organisation Framework: https://web.openexo.com/begin-your-transformation/

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    James H. Redgrave in Railton – Connecting Northwest Tasmanians using a Simple Story Formula

    CONTACT INFORMATION   James H. Redgrave   email:  [email protected]   mobile:  0490 848 698

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    Stu Davison of HighGround Dairy – Storytelling is a Darwinian Skill

    Stu used to work as a dairy farmer in New Zealand but now works in the Information Economy. Contact Information for Stu Davison at HighGround Dairy   [email protected]   www.highgrounddairy.com

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    Dr. Kingsley Jones – Demand Chains or only Supply Chains?

    Dr. Jones sheds light on why it makes sense to talk not exclusively about Supply Chains but also Demand Chains. Contact Details for Dr. Kingsley Jones of Jevons Global https://jevonsglobal.com/contact-us/ [email protected]

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    Ronika Thapa – Solving a potato chip problem at the ground level

    Contact details for Ronika. Ronika Thapa PhD Candidate University of Tasmania/ Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture Email:  [email protected] Mobile 04 59 519 496

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    Tameka Page – Myth Busting across Northwest Tasmania

    Contact details for Tameka Page at West Northwest Working Email – [email protected] Phone – 0490 865 462 Website: https://wnwworking.com.au

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    Michelle Frost - King Islander on a Zen Run

    https://fitmindfitbody.co/podcast/ https://zenrun.app/

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    Martin Anderson of Ionata – Tasmanian Digital Economy Artisan

    Contact details for Martin Anderson of Ionata www.ionata.com.au https://ionata.com.au/other-enquiries/

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    Dr. Kate Burke – Farm Boots & Urban Suits. Different Story Hopes

    Easiest way to contact Dr. Kate Burke: www.thinkagri.com.au/contact/ Easiest way to listen to Dr. Burke's book: Crops, People, Money and You The Art of Excellent Farming Link to listen to this book on Audible: https://www.audible.com.au/pd/Crops-People-Money-and-You-Audiobook/B0B1VTWCRB

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    Amar Nath Rai - Why Tasmania from India

    www.facebook.com/IBATasmania www.pioneerglobal.com.au [email protected]

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    Luke Davies in Sheffield - Building better housing by building better stories

    www.daviesconstruction.com.au Storybrand by Donald Miller An easy way in Tasmania to buy this book, Storybrand, online: Booktopia - https://www.booktopia.com.au/building-a-story-brand-donald-miller/book/9781400201839.html

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    Anna Barlow of Startupbootcamp - Growing Startup Economy value with Big Corporate Culture.

    www.startupbootcamp.com.au Chris de Bono of Meru Foods as episode co-host shares his valuable time to ask and answer questions with Anna Barlow of Startup Bootcamp who talks about how it works to growing startup economy value together with big corporate culture.

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    Jame DiBiasio of DigFin – Tech on Finance Expert Moving Investors at BOAO

    Jame DiBiasio shares his wisdom on our Milk Road podcast. Link to Jame's 2 minute clip about Finance in the Climate Change space on YouTube is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsdPBulXtxU

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    Kelsey Paske, Founder of CoLab in Ulverstone on Network Effect Changing Power Dynamics Inside & Between Different Cultures

    “Why did Kelsey Paske found Colab Hub in Ulverstone?” is what we start talking about. And why does Kelsey remain so focused on creating connection and collaboration through co-working and events in Ulverstone, Tasmania? Colab was inspired after she moved from London back to her hometown in Ulverstone. In Ulverstone, she, her partner and brother were working remotely but felt like they were missing an inviting physical space to connect with others and enable themselves to feel more connected in Ulverstone, after being overseas for so long. Kelsey is an equality, diversity and inclusion practitioner from Tasmania, with expertise in behaviour and cultural change in organisations. My professional, academic and voluntary experience has been centred on serving others and creating safe and inclusive environments, where people are treated with respect and genuinely valued. Kelsey is a recognised leader in gender-based violence prevention, having implemented innovative best-practice initiatives in Australia and the UK. She has a proven track record of implementing cultural transformation programmes at La Trobe University and Our Watch in Australia, and Advance HE, Culture Shift and as Behaviour and Culture Change Manager at University College London. Since returning to Australia as a consultant she's worked with the Tasmanian Government on violence against women prevention supporting policy and community-based work. Her current consulting clients include University of South Australia, Our Watch Australia, Laurel House, and University College London. Kelsey works casually as research assistant as part of the Gendered Violence Research Network at UNSW and has recently joined the Board of Laurel House.    She recently contributed the chapter on prevention to the book Stopping gender-based violence in UK universities: policy, practice and partnerships. Kelsey's current consulting work includes applying behavioural insights to prevent bullying and harassment and reduce sexual misconduct and is currently piloting a psychometric 360-degree feedback tool for academic staff with Dr. Paul Chadwick as part of an enhancing research culture grant.           

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    #24) Gordon Williams, CEO, KaLIBA on the Future of Business to Business Networking in Tasmania

    #24) Gordon Williams CEO of KaLIBA  on the Future of Business to Business Networking in Tasmania

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    #23) Tom Lewis - Fermentation Economy Game, Not All Beer & Pickles for Tasmanians

    Dr. Tom Lewis shares priceless story perspective changing Tasmanian food system culture - past, present & future, hope, fear & opportunities.

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    #22) Kim Seagram AM - Fermentation Transforms - FermenTasmania & Our Fermentation Economy with Chris de Bono of Meru Foods

    Kim Seagram AM, a force of nature in the Tasmanian food industry, together with Chris de Bono of Meru Foods, a fellow food entrepreneur, describe their vision about what our shared future should look like.  Why Fermentation Transforms Lives, Economies & Produce. www.fermentasmania.com www.merufoods.com/

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    #21) Chris Davis of The Van Diemen Project Swaps Stories about his NW Tasmanian Business Journeys

    Chris Davis of The Van Diemen Project Swaps Inspiring Stories about his Magical Northwest Tasmanian Business Journeys

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    #20) Tom Grant of GrantFin on Why Info Has Always Been The Most Valuable Currency We Trade

    "We don't trade currencies.  We trade information," says Tom quoting ex-Citibank CEO Walter Wriston.

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    #19) Taihlaura Denman-Francis of Kingthing in Launceston Talks Journey Branding

    We chatted with local Launceston brand strategist Taihluara and explored the concept of 'Journey Branding'.' Taihlaura Denman-Francis, a finalist for the Young Professional of the Year 2019 and 2021 at the Northern Tasmania Business Excellence Awards shares her valuable experience & perspective on storytelling. f4zjwoExUi3rdxG8LMCh

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    #18) Hazel shares Tasmanian journey secrets like why startups needed her startup Seedlab

    Hazel MacTavish-West shares her vast valuable knowledge from experience of building a startup in the Tasmanian ecosystem as well as what she hopes a brighter future will look like when more people work together.

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    Ali Uren of KiikStart & Switch in Ulverstone shares her experience, vision & journey about why creating new business models in Tasmania is so important

    Ali has a vast amount of experience helping business owners see change before it happens to them so they can build and execute plans that leverage opportunities working for them.

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    #16) Tas Hemp Assoc President Tim Schmidt on new Food, Fiber, Fodder & Extract business models.

    Tim shares his vast wealth of knowledge about the past, present and changing future landscape of new economy business model opportunities in the growing hemp industry of Tasmania.

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    #15 ) KimchiMe "Nurture Your Gut Health" Journey Founder Sue Glynn

    Sue Glynn believes more Tasmanians need to "nurture their gut."  It's why Sue began making "the best kimchi in the world" in Tasmania.

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    #14 ) Rajesh Mathur & Paul Cenoz share India & Australia tech trade route experience & vision

    Rajesh has held more than 100 meetups in the Melbourne tech scene. After working in India, London and Hong Kong, he moved to Australia for an opportunity with Microsoft.  Paul and Rajesh share their thoughts about where things have been, are now and where they may go between India, Australia and the USA in the technology future.

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    #13f ) What info do you provide voluntarily

    What info do you provide voluntarily to the cyber world? 

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    #13d ) Mariae from The Project Lab chat's with Adam Goern

    Mariae from The Project Lab chat's with Adam Goern

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    #13c ) Has cyber crime skyrocketed through COVID-19?

    Cyber crime has been skyrocketing and it's been brought on by COVID-19

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    #13b ) Have you had a cyber security beach

    Have you or your business ever had a cyber security beach

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    #13a ) What are your businesses cyber crime vulnerabilities

    Lets talk about the different types of vulnerabilities in cyber crime within your business

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    #12 ) Start Up Tasmania Board Members analyse Storytelling Ted Talk by Nancy Duarte

    Start Up Tasmania is Holding a Story Telling Competition ! To prepare, we got together like a book club to discuss key elements of story telling described by Nancy Duarte in her Ted Talk that's been viewed more than 2 million times on YouTube https://www.ted.com/talks/nancy_duarte_the_secret_structure_of_great_talks/transcript?language=en

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    #11 ) Eric Perez Talking Leadership using Heroes Journey Story Model

    Eric has interviewed 140 leaders on his podcast called Talking Leadership. Eric shares his learnings from those interviews by discussing and analysing a pattern in great presentations identified by Nancy Duarte in her Ted Talk The Secret Structure of Great Talks: https://www.ted.com/talks/nancy_duarte_the_secret_structure_of_great_talks?language=en

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Podcast about what feels fair and unfair in life, starting with milk.

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