Probus at 50: Why Connection Matters More Than Ever S1 El

At the Edge of the Earth: The World Through Piet De Vries Lens S1 E8

From the ocean floor to the most remote corners of the planet, Piet De Vries has spent a lifetime quietly capturing the stories that reveal how our world really works. Contact: roz@roztownsend.com Sponsors: Thanks to PrimeLife Partners **Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice

No Fixed Address (But Plenty of Guitars) – Martin Fairweather S1 E6

No Fixed Address (But Plenty of Guitars) – Martin Fairweather S1 E6 Martin Fairweather, has spent a lifetime weaving music, community, and creativity into everything he does. From arriving in Australia as a child in the 1950s to building a rich life in the Shoalhaven. Martin has worn many hats—teacher, musician, theatre performer, filmmaker, and mentor. With decades of experience teaching music, directing, performing, and bringing people together through community groups, his story is a reminder of the power of creativity lived consistently over time. Contact: roz@roztownsend.com Sponsors: Thanks to PrimeLife Partners **Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.

Probus at 50: Why Connection Matters More Than Ever S1 El

Joining me today is Michael Ransom, Chairman of Probus South Pacific, which is celebrating 50 years of connecting retirees through friendship, learning and shared experiences. In a time when staying connected matters more than ever, Probus continues to play a vital role in helping people live well in later life.

A Mother's Day Story: Maisie's 100 Years with Glenda Naughten S1 E5

This Mother's Day , we ask a simple question - who was our mother before she became ours? Glenda Naughten shares the remarkable story of her mother, Maisie in the book How Maisie Lived for 100 Years, 1906-2006: A Melbourne Girlhood. Contact: roz@roztownsend.com Sponsors: Thanks to PrimeLife Partners **Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.

Harbours of Hope: Stories from Sea and Soul with Ulrike Ott Chanu s1 e4

Harbours of Hope: Stories from Sea and Soul with Ulrike Ott Chanu Ulrike Ott has long been involved with the Caux Initiatives of Change — a global movement rooted in the belief that sustainable change in the world begins within each of us. From the historic Caux Palace in Switzerland to the busy port city of Le Havre in France, Ulrike’s work has focused on communication, ethical leadership and creating spaces where people from very different backgrounds can truly listen to one another. Sponsors: Thanks to PrimeLife Partners **Disclaimer : This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not intended to replace professional advice.