พอดคาสท์ Australians ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Ray Good - Helping creatives, high-flyers and entrepreneurs find their Good Place through mindfulness and meditation 23:24

18d ago23:24

23:24

In the early 90s, Ray Good was one of the world’s Top 100 DJ's spinning the decks at sold-out raves in London, Tokyo and Berlin, organising large-scale music events for up to 15,000 people. Whilst this sounds like an incredible lifestyle, he was burning out. Eventually someone said, “You should try meditation. Here, borrow my Enya CD…”. That was 28…

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Dr Gina Cleo - Change your life through the power of habits 19:30

4M ago19:30

19:30

Dr Gina Cleo is one of the worlds leading experts in habits and is passionate about translating scientific evidence into simple, actionable strategies to help improve health, wellness, mindset and lifestyle related habits – long term. She has a PHD in habit change, is an Adjunct Professor at Bond University and an Accredited Dietitian. When she’s n…

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EP 112: Cockies 43:34

9M ago43:34

43:34

Welcome back to the Australians Teach English Podcast for 2024. We're feeling a little bit cocky, which is funny, because that's the name of this episode. You might have noticed that the mascot is a white bird - he's actually a cockie or cocky. So, I thought it was about time to do an episode on cockies. And who better to talk about cockies than th…

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EP 111: Sheila 1:01:23

1y ago1:01:23

1:01:23

On this week's episode, we talk to a top sheila. Actually, she plays the role of many sheilas. You might know her as "themommyroves" on social media. Rovie is making a name for herself, publishing funny videos about her life in Australia, funny slang and situations that might sound strange for new immigrants to Australia. We talk to her about why s…

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EP 110: Chinwag 42:25

1y ago42:25

42:25

In most episodes, we have a bit of a chinwag. But in this episode, it is the guest's specialty. Michellle is a proud first generation latina who excels at organising events for, and promoting the latin community. In this episode, we have a chinwag about her experiences growing up in Australia as first gen, and the challenges she has faced as being …

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EP 109 Spill Your Guts 54:29

1y ago54:29

54:29

I met Liah whilst spilling my guts in meme form about my life as a paraplegic. At the time, she was an intern on a spinal ward, and wanted to know what the experience was like, in order to gain a better perspective. Since then we have become good friends and the idea for this episode started. Liah has been able to spill her guts, and does so in thi…

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EP 108 The Australian No / Naur 47:29

1y ago47:29

47:29

The Australian "no" is one of the first words that people notice as sounding different in Australian English. Demonstrating the Australian accent and the way we say, "no" has gone viral several times on social media. So, I decided to get the authority on Australian accents and voice coaching for the Australian accent, Amy Hume. Amy Hume works with …

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Amanda Stevens - The Consumer Futurist 23:26

1y ago23:26

23:26

Amanda Stevens has shared the stage with the likes of Sir Bob Geldof, Sir Richard Branson and Condoleezza Rice and has presented for audiences ranging in size from 30 to 9,000 at all levels of business. With a double degree in marketing and consumer psychology, she has authored five books and is a highly regarded marketing consultant or as she desc…

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EP 107 To Do A Harold Holt 1:02:19

1y ago1:02:19

1:02:19

The story of Harold Holt is one of the weirdest pieces of Australian history. He was Prime Minister of Australia at the time he went missing in the ocean, creating a crisis in Australian politics. To talk about this weird history are the team from Weird Crap in Australia Podcast, Holly and Matthew Soal. We talk about the history of Harold Holt, and…

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EP 106: Good Value 55:14

1y ago55:14

55:14

Camila Inostrozo, better known as CamienAustralia, is an exceptionally funny, intelligent and vibrant young lady. She's extremely good value. She has a knack for being able to explain complex and difficult concepts about living in Australia, in an honest, simple and clear way to the Latin community in Australia. As such, she has developed a loyal f…

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EP 105: Journo 54:13

1+ y ago54:13

54:13

In this episode, we talk to Daniela Castro about her life as a journo. Starting her career in Venezuela as a journalist was fraught with danger - as it often is in many parts of the world. She then began to look for options to pursue her career and other life options. It was almost by chance that she came to Australia and was able to apply for a pr…

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Theo Venter - Only known survivor of a 22,000 volt electrical shock 22:48

1+ y ago22:48

22:48

When Theo Venter removed his insulated gloves while working on a damaged transmission pole, he made a decision that would impact himself and his family in ways he couldn’t have imagined. But why did Theo, an experienced liney, make what the safety industry would tell us was a poor decision? “Just Another Day” takes an in-depth look at the way in wh…

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EP 104: Kangaroo Court 1:01:45

1+ y ago1:01:45

1:01:45

The expression, "Kangaroo Court", sounds like it should be an Australian expression. But is it? We put it on trial to investigate the origins of this expression. And who better to do this with, than Kevin Stroud, host of The History of English Podcast - mandatory listening for anyone interested in knowing the origins of the English language. A form…

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EP 103: The Top End 43:02

1+ y ago43:02

43:02

The Top End is a popular destination for everyone at this time of year. And with the demand for workers, it also attracts a lot of Working Holiday visa holders. But those looking to move to the top end at this time of year, are often disappointed to find that they can't find employment. One person who has done things right is my guest Maria. As soo…

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EP 102: Preggers 47:53

1+ y ago47:53

47:53

In this episode, we talk to one of my mate's girlfriends (or fiance) who is now preggers, or up the duff. In Australian English there are some not so nice ways of saying pregnant. But, luckily Emilia is a good sport and friend. So, we can talk about these themes. Speaking of which, it's an opportune time to talk about false friends as well. And fun…

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EP 101: Brekkie 54:33

1+ y ago54:33

54:33

This episode is all about Australian food, and in particular, breakfast foods. And what better person to talk about this subject than a masterchef? In this episode we talk to Keyma Vasquez, who managed to reach the very final stages of Masterchef in 2022. Apart from that, her personal journey and her journey with food is fascinating in itself. We d…

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James Castrission - •Harnessing lessons learnt from the most hostile environments on earth 20:38

1+ y ago20:38

20:38

James Castrission is a world-class adventurer, motivational speaker, two-time Guinness Record holder and a former corporate professional. His bestselling books Crossing the Ditch and Extreme South cover his world-first journeys; kayaking from Australia to New Zealand and travelling unsupported to the South Pole. In 2013, James founded MyAdventure G…

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EP 100: Shower Beers 33:05

1+ y ago33:05

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It's the 100th episode of the Australians Teach English podcast, and what better way to celebrate than with a shower beer? In this episode, we are joined by Abraham and Flo from Cachai Australia to help celebrate this milestone. We talk about how cultural oddities like drinking beer in the shower can help us to understand a culture and to integrate…

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EP 99: To Take The Piss 43:19

1+ y ago43:19

43:19

For access to all exclusive content, and to have input on the creative process go to: patreon.com/AustraliansTeachEnglish Taking the piss is a national Australian pastime. It speaks to the natural informality of Australian English. We do it to ourselves, and anyone with or displaying any authority, This has both advantages and disadvantages for lea…

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Keith Abraham - Discovered link between best performance, and people who are passionate about their life. 21:29

1+ y ago21:29

21:29

GOAL SETTING: LEADERSHIP MINDSET: GROWTH For over 20 years, Keith Abraham has researched how top performing people harness their PASSION, achieve their GOALS and FOCUS on what’s most important to bring the best out of themselves and their businesses. He has discovered the link between best performance, and people who are passionate about their life…

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Chelsea Pottenger - On a mission to encourage businesses to prioritise their employee’s mental health first 23:49

1+ y ago23:49

23:49

Chelsea Pottenger is the founder and Director of EQ MINDS. She is an accredited Mindfulness & Meditation coach, a Psychology student of Adelaide University and a Mental Health Ambassador for R U OK? She is also a woman on a mission, a mission to reset the corporate agenda, asking businesses to prioritise their employee’s mental health first. This m…

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Diana Taylor - A trail blazer in the Australian Rules Football industry 24:30

1+ y ago24:30

24:30

WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: COMMUNITY: SUCCESS: STRATEGY Diana Taylor is a leader, lawyer, business owner, company director and consultant with over two decades of business, legal and sports administration experience in the AFL. She was the first ever female president of a men’s metropolitan football league and the first woman appointed to the VFL Tribuna…

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EP 98 Stickybeak 17:58

1+ y ago17:58

17:58

This week we're launching our Patreon. So why don't you go and have a stickybeak over there? You'll find ad free and exclusive content and have a say in what you want from the show. We want you to be a stickybeak when it comes to us. Find our Patreon here: patreon.com/AustraliansTeachEnglish Or, you can access transcripts for our shows, here: https…

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Mark Mathews - Renowned international big wave surfer and Red Bull athlete 24:13

1+ y ago24:13

24:13

INSPIRATION: RESILIENCE : OVER COMING THE ODDS: MINDSET As a highly sought after international speaker, our next guest is a renowned international big wave surfer. With his chilled vibe and magnetic charisma, he has graced the stages of leading companies world-wide. From Google, Sony, Intel to MasterCard, he instantly captures audiences with his ep…

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EP 97 Chip Off the Old Block 45:29

1+ y ago45:29

45:29

In this episode, we talk to Reka, an Australian teacher in Japan who is a chip off the old block. She is the daughter of Hungarian parents and is now a world traveller in her own right - a real chip off the old block. In her journeys, she recalls relearning her heritage language, a generation out of step and the challenges that it brought. She shar…

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EP 96 Youse 23:49

1+ y ago23:49

23:49

G'day youse guys out there in listener land. English is an unusual language in many ways. And one of those features is the fact that English doesn't use a second person plural in its formal language. That means there is no plural for "you". However, Australians have found an ingenious solution to this in informal settings and spoken language, hence…

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Michael McQueen: Helping organisations navigate disruption and maintain momentum 23:37

1+ y ago23:37

23:37

FUTURE: DISRUPTION: AUTHOR: CONSUMER TRENDS Michael McQueen is a multi-award winning speaker, trend forecaster, and best-selling author of 9 books. He has helped some of the world’s most successful brands navigate disruption and maintain momentum. Regularly appearing as a commentator on TV and radio, He is a familiar face on the international confe…

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EP 95 Dinky Di 36:52

1+ y ago36:52

36:52

Have you considered, or are you considering migrating to Australia? Are you looking for residence or Australian citizenship? Perhaps you want to become a dinky di aussie. Then this episode is for you. I get a lot of requests about the best way to go about pursuing residency and citizenship in Australia, but I can't offer any advice apart from very …

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EP 94 Drier Than A Dead Dingo's Donger 21:29

1+ y ago21:29

21:29

In this episode we explain a classic Australian expression about being thirsty. For much of my time in hospital I was not allowed to drink and unable to talk, so how was it that we can still communicate with fundamental components of language missing? We discuss plosives and how they are made, and why they can pose some challenges. We explore why n…

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EP 93 Legends 36:03

2y ago36:03

36:03

Legends can be animals, fictional characters, famous people, or even your friends. Join us this week in the Australians Teach English podcast and explore with us some urban legends and more! In this episode we talk to Katherine and Irma, from Colombia and Mexico about some of the stereotypes and misconceptions that can arise from this. We compare i…

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EP 92 Onya 28:27

2y ago28:27

28:27

One of the most common requests by students is that they want to become more, "fluent". But on a day to day basis, what does this actually mean and how can we set goals to achieve this mythical fluency? That's what this episode is about. And when we achieve a little step along the way, we might say "onya". In this episode I relate some of the time …

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Dan Gregory: Obsessed with human behaviour - what drives beliefs, behaviours and belonging, what makes us buy and buy in. 21:19

2y ago21:19

21:19

SOCIAL COMMENTATOR: RESEARCHER: MARKETING: AUTHOR Dan helps leaders & teams explore critical behavioural insights in search of opportunities, to identify the meaning behind the data and turn information into actionable strategies through keynote presentations, webinars, training, facilitation and strategic consulting. He is the co-author of four bo…

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EP 91 Tough as Old Boots 43:03

2y ago43:03

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In this episode recorded pre-accident, we talk to Gaby, a sports nutritionist and owner of Intense Eat Fit. She is as tough as old boots - as hard as nails. She came to Perth, Australia, to complete a master's degree in nutrition science and to continue her love of triathlons. As it turned out, she stayed for longer than this and decided to begin h…

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Paul Watkins: Helping people develop extraordinary capacity by crafting discipline, redefining their value and building powerful internal narratives. 21:47

2y ago21:47

21:47

LEADERSHIP: DISCIPLINE: ADVENTURER: INSPIRATION Paul Watkins makes it clear to his audiences what he’s not! He’s not an Olympian, or an astronaut, or elite athlete. He claims he’s just a nerdy dad from a country town of average height with poor eye sight. Despite being a self-confessed ‘non-athlete’ and scientist - he has managed to compete in and …

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EP 90 Buckley's Chance 28:39

2y ago28:39

28:39

It has been a long time since I've uploaded an episode, and there is a very good reason why. Half way through last year I had a very serious accident which has left me paralysed from the chest down. I spent a total of nearly 5 months in hospital - of which 6 weeks were in intensive care. It could be said that I had Buckley's chance of getting back …

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Mark Carter: Expert on Human Behaviour - How people behave, think and make the choices they do 22:11

2y ago22:11

22:11

HUMAN BEHAVIOUR: LEADERSHIP: CULTURE: SALES Complimentary Academy Access Set up your complimentary profile via Mark's website or directly on the academy portal: The academy can also be accessed easily via the free app for IOS or Android: Ignite Your Potential When setting up your complimentary profile insert the following case sensitive bespoke cod…

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EP 89 Bailed 42:09

2+ y ago42:09

42:09

A few weeks ago, we were meant to interview Isha and her partner, but she bailed. So this week were talk to Isha about her time and experiences in Australia. She had previously bailed from Canada and the United States, but not Australia. See why she now calls Australia home. We talk to her about why she decided on Australia, and the differences bet…

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EP 88 Crook 30:16

2+ y ago30:16

30:16

G'day and welcome to this week's episode of the Australians Teach English podcast. Recently, I've been a little crook, which has made it a lot harder to upload and record episodes. So, Oriana and I thought it would be a good opportunity to talk about healthcare in Australia and what it means for you as a visitor to Australia. We will talk about hea…

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EP 87 G'Day 35:48

2+ y ago35:48

35:48

G'Day and welcome to another episode of the Australian's Teach English Podcast. Strangely enough, that's the topic for this week's episode! It's also very similar to an expression used in Frisian. And that's who we're speaking to in this episode - Jaring. Jaring is an exceptionally talented young man from the north of the Netherlands. Modest and ha…

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EP 86 Tough Titties 36:19

2+ y ago36:19

36:19

Do you know how to pronounce tough, though, night and through? Do you know why we pronounce these differently? It's difficult isn't it? Well, tough titties. And that brings us to our episode for this week, where we bring you this now quintessential Australian expression. At the same time we're going to help you pronounce some words with the "gh" sp…

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EP 85: Black Arm Band Brigade 39:43

2+ y ago39:43

39:43

Each year in Australia, we celebrate and recognise Indigenous Australians during what we call "Reconciliation Week". In fact, this recognition continues to grow beyond this week, to raise awareness about the history and continued legacy issues relating to the first nations people of Australia. There are activities all around Australia to learn more…

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EP 84 Democracy Sausage 30:58

2+ y ago30:58

30:58

This week Australians go to the ballot box to choose their Federal Government. But how does it work? What makes Australia's system of government different to others, and why on Earth would Australians go and get a democracy sausage? Oriana and I talk about the structure of Australia's goverment, parliament and our system of voting. We also talk abo…

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EP 83: Sooky La La 32:43

2+ y ago32:43

32:43

Is it normal to get frustrated when learning a language? Do you say that you're going to give up and never try again? Maybe you've had a sooky la la. In this week's episode I talk about my experiences coming back to Australia and how I nearly didn't make it. I also talk about some of my experiences coming back to Australia and the sooky la las that…

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EP 82 Maccas 46:45

2+ y ago46:45

46:45

G'day and welcome to another episode of the Australians Teach English podcast. One of the most common peculiarities people find they arrive in Australia is the shortening of words, and particularly the names we give fast food restaurants. And one stands out - Maccas. So what better time to talk to someone about business in Australia. On this episod…

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EP 81 ANZAC Biscuits 44:01

2+ y ago44:01

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G'day and kaya to our very first episode based on Australian soil. On the 25th of April, Australians and New Zealanders commemorate ANZAC Day. It is a very solemn day and some would argue that it is actually our most important national day. It is also a tradition to make ANZAC biscuits around this time. We talk to Maria Marta, an Argentine from Tuc…

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EP 80 Coulda Shoulda Woulda 30:12

2+ y ago30:12

30:12

G'day and welcome to a very special episode. In fact, this is the last time our team will be in Argentina. After nearly 5 years of living in Buenos Aires, and two years of pandemic, I can finally return home. So this is the perfect opportunity to talk about one of the most complex ideas in language - the unreal (hypothetical) past. You will probabl…

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EP 79 One-Eyed 36:23

2+ y ago36:23

36:23

Footy season is well and truly upon us and it's time for us to learn some useful footy related Australian slang that you can use in everyday life! Maybe you're passionate about supporting one team - you can't see anything any other way. Maybe you like to bash the ump for his decisions, maybe you are a one-eyed supporter! In this episode we talk abo…

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EP 78 Scarn On 24:29

2+ y ago24:29

24:29

Scarn on guys? Are you confused when someone says this to you? When does something sound different to how you think it should be said? What's going on with that? Ahhh. Now you get it. Scarn on is an Australian way of asking "what's going on"? This is an example of "elided" speech. You are probably already familiar with some examples such as fish n …

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EP 77 Overseas 37:43

2+ y ago37:43

37:43

How do people learn multiple languages? What tips and tricks do they use to get the most out of their learning? And what about the differences within languages themselves? These are all common questions language learners ask themselves and others when trying to learn. In this episode, we talk to one of our favourite polyglots, Anita, from Bhashakid…

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EP 76 Mateship 36:25

2+ y ago36:25

36:25

This is an extremely special episode, with one of our Ukrainian friends, Julia. With world events currently, it's hard to think of the right words to express ourselves. Luckily, and one of the positive aspects currently, is that there are many examples of exemplary human behaviour. This is especially so in Ukraine, where people are helping each oth…

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