What would you do with an extra 100,000 hours? 🕰️🕰️🕰️
That’s how much extra time you’d have if you live to 100 instead of 70. And that’s an increasingly likely prospect.
What would a 100-year life mean for your health, your finances, your career, and your relationships?
On The Solutionists with Mark Scott, longevity expert Andrew Scott from London Business School says we need to rethink how we age.
“We interpret the longer life as being about being old, and it being about end of life. That is a big mistake.”
For Andrew, longevity is about being younger for longer – and there are things we can do now to give ourselves the best future possible.
🎧 Listen: https://podfollow.com/the-solutionists-with-mark-scott
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🪨🧱 How can we ever find a way forward together, when we’re starting from so far apart? We need direction.
On The Solutionists, host Mark Scott, VC of University of Sydney explores how to bridge divides in an increasingly polarised world.
Kate Harrison Brennan, the director of the Sydney Policy Lab, explains how to best speak across lines of difference and unearth common ground. You'll hear how Julia Gillard negotiated for 17 agonising days to become Australia’s first female prime minister. And Australian doctor and diver Richard Harris talks about the importance of trust and teamwork during the Thai cave rescue.
The Solutionists is a podcast by the University of Sydney, produced by Deadset Studios.
Listen now in your favourite podcast app, or follow this podfollow link: https://pod.fo/e/1ff948 💡 🤝
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Dee Madigan talks about election campaigns like a drug you can’t get enough of. The hours are gruelling, the pressure is intense and the stakes are high. One mistake and it could all be over.
But this is where she thrives. Dee has mastered the art of crafting the perfect message and making sure the right people hear it.
It hasn’t been an easy ride for Dee, and in this episode of Curveball you’ll hear that she has learned to be tough, resourceful and resilient from a young age.
Listen to the latest episode of Curveball out now 📲
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Fitness superstar Michelle Bridges got vulnerable with Kellie for an episode of Curveball about how she makes the important, life-changing decisions - like becoming a mother.
Listen to Michelle’s episode of Curveball now ➡️ https://pod.fo/e/156609
For the whole year, we've been exploring ways to be kind through the kids' podcast One Small Act (a Pinna Original podcast hosted by THE JACK BERNE). The holidays give you so many chances to show kindness, but they can also provide a bunch of challenges! There's a lot of excitement around as you're logging off your laptop, kids are winding down (or up!) to Christmas... And in this thoughtful final episode of One Small Act, we're talking about the most important person you should be kind to: yourself! As we explore the concept of self-acceptance, you'll meet 12-year-old Aiden Taylor who, after being teased about his hairstyle, wrote a book called "Me and My Afro" which celebrates uniqueness and self-love. It's a gorgeous way to think about things, perfect for this time of year. Just download the Pinna app to listen. If it's your first time listening to the podcast, you're in for a treat, because there are a whole year's worth of different episodes about kindness for you to enjoy. We are reflecting on how lovely it is to work with such kind colleagues, like Jack Berne, Kath Koschel, Britta Jorgensen, Amy Kraft, the Thaddeus Danquah, Hannah Drover, Danielle Barrett, and the rest of the Pinna, Kindness Factory, Deadset Studios and Kaplan Crews. Merry Christmas all, and to all a Kind Holiday:
https://pinna.fm/library/kids-shows/pinna-podcasts/one-small-act
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It’s that time of year when the exhaustion gets on top of you 😴 And come to think of it, when was the last time you got a good night’s sleep? And what does a “good” night’s sleep even look like anyway? According to Dr Moira Junge it looks different for everyone, and as the CEO of Sleep Health Foundation - she would know. Sometimes it’s not as simple as lying down for 8 hours and hoping for the best, so what’s getting in the way of that elusive restful sleep? If you could use a few extra hours - or even just better quality sleep - check out this episode of In Good Health, a podcast from VicHealth, hosted by Dr Sandro Demaio and produced by us here at Deadset Studios. Don’t forget to follow In Good Health so you can understand your health on a deeper level, and the hidden barriers that might be getting in your way. Listen now 📲 https://pod.fo/e/154a01
It’s that time of year when the exhaustion gets on top of you 😴 And come to think of it, when was the last time you got a good night’s sleep?And what does a “good” night’s sleep even look like anyway? According to Dr Moira Junge it looks different for everyone, and as the CEO of @sleephealthfoundation - she would know. Sometimes it’s not as simple as lying down for 8 hours and hoping for the best, so what’s getting in the way of that elusive restful sleep?If you could use a few extra hours - or even just better quality sleep - check out this episode of In Good Health, a podcast from @vichealth , hosted by @sandrodemaio and produced by us here at Deadset Studios.Don’t forget to follow In Good Health so you can understand your health on a deeper level, and the hidden barriers that might be getting in your way. Listen now through the link in our bio 📲
From war to environmental catastrophe to the never-ending pandemic, audiences are growing tired of all the bad news. The onslaught of doom and gloom headlines is becoming just too much for many of us 📰 🚨
Do we need to abandon the old model, “if it bleeds, it leads”?
Nick Bryant speaks to four solutions journalists about why giving audiences the answers could solve the news fatigue crisis.
Listen to the latest episode of #Journo, just search for Journo on your favourite podcasting app 📲
Journo is a production of Deadset Studios for the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas
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Ros Atkins has been called the BBC’s explainer in chief – and has just been appointed its first Analysis Editor, a role tailor made for him.
On his show BBC Outside Source, Ros seems to have perfected the art of the explainer – reports that work just as well on digital platforms as they do on tv 📺
Ros learned early on that in the digital age, it’s what happens after a story goes to air that matters 📲
His relentless experimentation with finding an audience means Ros’ stories aren’t just devoured by the news cycle. His team at the BBC produce a particular type of viral video, one that is sticky and starts a conversation.
In this episode of #Journo, Nick Bryant sits down with BBC Ros Atkins to understand the precision that goes into making his explainers must-watch content.
Listen to the latest episode of Journo now ➡️ https://pod.fo/e/1344b7
On the latest episode of Journo, Leigh Sales sits down for a generous, charming, raw, insightful chat with her friend Nick Bryant about her years on 7.30, prepping for the big interviews, the stories that have moved her, what she regrets, and she even gives some great tips for other journos! This former self-described “brat from the back blocks of Brisbane” has done alright. A big thank you Leigh Sales for your hard work, your sense of humour, the years of holding the powerful to account, and bringing fascinating people into our living rooms. Bravo! Listen to Journo on your podcast app.
Journo is a podcast from the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas & a production of Deadset Studios.
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