The Third Opinion Uncensored is a program in which we ask questions and have critical discussions about all things science, health, well-being, public health and politics. We are in a post-truth era where censored and distorted science, media and social media, impact our understandings, increased social division and fuel conflict in our world. 

Our intent is to bring you trusted honest, diverse voices from Australia and around the world to give you insights into: 
Uncensored evidence-based science and medicine.  
Medical decision-making. Who decides what doctors and their patients can and can’t do, and why? 
What and who influences our government, our media and our social media? 
The ethical dilemmas of public health. Should governments censor information for the 'public good'? Or for 'corporate greed'?
How to unravel fact from fiction, so you can feel safer and healthier in these unprecedented times!

We interview scientists, doctors, specialists and professors from around the world who share their knowledge, research and practical solutions in managing this complex world. 

We hope the Third Opinion Uncensored community will empower you to feel less fear as we look beyond the media headlines to create a space for critical thinking and intelligent discussion. 

This program is for those who want to hear a Third Opinion. 

The Third Opinion Uncensored is a program in which we ask questions and have critical discussions about all things science, health, well-being, public health and politics. We are in a post-truth era where censored and distorted science, media and social media, impact our understandings, increased social division and fuel conflict in our world. 
Our intent is to bring you trusted honest, diverse voices from Australia and around the world to give you insights into: 
<ul>
<li>Uncensored evidence-based science and medicine.  </li>
<li>Medical decision-making. Who decides what doctors and their patients can and can’t do, and why? </li>
<li>What and who influences our government, our media and our social media? </li>
<li>The ethical dilemmas of public health. Should governments censor information for the 'public good'? Or for 'corporate greed'?</li>
<li>How to unravel fact from fiction, so you can feel safer and healthier in these unprecedented times!</li>
</ul>
We interview scientists, doctors, specialists and professors from around the world who share their knowledge, research and practical solutions in managing this complex world. 
We hope the Third Opinion Uncensored community will empower you to feel less fear as we look beyond the media headlines to create a space for critical thinking and intelligent discussion. 
This program is for those who want to hear a Third Opinion.

The Third Opinion Uncensored

The Third Opinion Uncensored


Thursdays, 5-7pm

The Third Opinion Uncensored  is a program in which we will ask questions and have critical discussions that you will not hear elsewhere – about all things COVID-19.

We explore science, health and wellbeing, public health policy and ethics, the media and the impact of censorship. 

We will bring you trusted diverse voices from Australia and around the world to give you insights into: 
The latest evidence-based science and medicine.  
Medical decision-making. Who decides what doctors can and can’t do, and why? 
What and who influences our government and our media? 
And, the ethical dilemmas of public health.  

We believe The Third Opinion Uncensored community will empower you to feel less fear as we look beyond the media headlines to create a space for critical thinking and intelligent discussion.

We interview scientists, doctors, specialists and professors from around the world who share their knowledge, research and solutions in managing the complex world COVID and in treatment of spike protein-induced injuries. 

This program is for those who want to hear an uncensored perspective.


The Third Opinion Uncensored is hosted by Eva Migdal.

Eva is a social entrepreneur who devotes her energy to designing wellness processes, training, tools and curriculum for schools, community, healthcare and workplaces.

She has been trained in and worked as a physiotherapist, health educator, environmental scientist, filmmaker and producer of community radio. This includes producing and co-hosting 3CR Beyond Zero Emissions environmental radio show, as well as a range of production and training roles in the now defunct Lion FM. 

In the past decade she has focused on innovation and design thinking in health and wellness coaching. Eva designed and ran the Wellness Coach training at RMIT University’s School of Health Sciences Master of Wellness program. She was a health coach with Diabetes Victoria government-funded Life Program. She has been a fellow with the Centre for Sustainability Leadership and School of Social Entrepreneurs.

Her current work includes health and wellness coaching, wellness and coach training projects with schools; TAFE college; university students; life insurance companies; health professionals and Well Habit resource development for a range of applications.

Eva founded the social enterprise Wellschool in 2012 which developed a unique Well Habit peer coaching approach to build personal and community wellbeing.

The Third Opinion Uncensored 
Thursdays, 5-7pm
The Third Opinion Uncensored is a program in which we will ask questions and have critical discussions that you will not hear elsewhere – about all things COVID-19. 
We explore science, health and wellbeing, public health policy and ethics, the media and the impact of censorship. 
We will bring you trusted diverse voices from Australia and around the world to give you insights into: 
<ul>
<li>The latest evidence-based science and medicine.  </li>
<li>Medical decision-making. Who decides what doctors can and can’t do, and why? </li>
<li>What and who influences our government and our media? </li>
<li>And, the ethical dilemmas of public health.  </li>
</ul>
We believe The Third Opinion Uncensored community will empower you to feel less fear as we look beyond the media headlines to create a space for critical thinking and intelligent discussion.
We interview scientists, doctors, specialists and professors from around the world who share their knowledge, research and solutions in managing the complex world COVID and in treatment of spike protein-induced injuries. 
This program is for those who want to hear an uncensored perspective. 
The Third Opinion Uncensored is hosted by Eva Migdal.
Eva is a social entrepreneur who devotes her energy to designing wellness processes, training, tools and curriculum for schools, community, healthcare and workplaces.
She has been trained in and worked as a physiotherapist, health educator, environmental scientist, filmmaker and producer of community radio. This includes producing and co-hosting 3CR Beyond Zero Emissions environmental radio show, as well as a range of production and training roles in the now defunct Lion FM. 
In the past decade she has focused on innovation and design thinking in health and wellness coaching. Eva designed and ran the Wellness Coach training at RMIT University’s School of Health Sciences Master of Wellness program. She was a health coach with Diabetes Victoria government-funded Life Program. She has been a fellow with the Centre for Sustainability Leadership and School of Social Entrepreneurs.
Her current work includes health and wellness coaching, wellness and coach training projects with schools; TAFE college; university students; life insurance companies; health professionals and Well Habit resource development for a range of applications.
Eva founded the social enterprise Wellschool in 2012 which developed a unique Well Habit peer coaching approach to build personal and community wellbeing.

Michael Abelman 221025- Third Opinion

In the very first episode of Beyond the Bima, a show built on the idea that there’s more than one way to be Jewish, Eva and Amira sit down with Rabbi Shneur Reti-Waks, who led Melbourne’s Ark Centre in East Hawthorn for close to a decade, building it into a Modern Orthodox community known for being open, warm and welcoming.

Rabbi Shneur shares the thoughtful approach to Judaism that has defined his rabbinate, one that some have considered controversial, but which he grounds in reason rather than dogma. It’s a conversation about faith and critical thinking, where tradition should hold firm, and where it should make room for questioning, curiosity and different ways of being Jewish.

He also talks about his current chapter, Neshama, meaning “soul”, the independent community he founded under the banner “Tradition With Soul.” As an independent rabbi, he guides families through the important moments of Jewish life, including bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings, baby namings and funerals.

Find out more about Neshama at neshama.org.au.

Music runs through it all, reflecting his belief that melody can reach the soul as powerfully as any sermon.

He also hosts family-friendly High Holidays in South Caulfield, addressing a challenge at the heart of this first episode: how do we draw people back and deepen Jewish engagement at a time when so many feel increasingly distant from their community?

For Rabbi Shneur, part of the answer is simple: open spiritual doors rather than shutting people out.

 

 

In the very first episode of Beyond the Bima, a show built on the idea that there&rsquo;s more than one way to be Jewish, Eva and Amira sit down with Rabbi Shneur Reti-Waks, who led Melbourne&rsquo;s Ark Centre in East Hawthorn for close to a decade, building it into a Modern Orthodox community known for being open, warm and welcoming.
Rabbi Shneur shares the thoughtful approach to Judaism that has defined his rabbinate, one that some have considered controversial, but which he grounds in reason rather than dogma. It&rsquo;s a conversation about faith and critical thinking, where tradition should hold firm, and where it should make room for questioning, curiosity and different ways of being Jewish.
He also talks about his current chapter, Neshama, meaning &ldquo;soul&rdquo;, the independent community he founded under the banner &ldquo;Tradition With Soul.&rdquo; As an independent rabbi, he guides families through the important moments of Jewish life, including bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings, baby namings and funerals.
Find out more about Neshama at neshama.org.au.
Music runs through it all, reflecting his belief that melody can reach the soul as powerfully as any sermon.
He also hosts family-friendly High Holidays in South Caulfield, addressing a challenge at the heart of this first episode: how do we draw people back and deepen Jewish engagement at a time when so many feel increasingly distant from their community?
For Rabbi Shneur, part of the answer is simple: open spiritual doors rather than shutting people out.
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Beyond The Bima - Ep1. Rabbi Shneur Reti-Waks

Kian came to Australia from Iran 10 years ago. In this podcast, he shares his life growing up under the Islamic Republic, explains the current protests, crackdowns, and regime chaos, and shows how Iran’s extremist Muslim ideology is now spreading to other countries. He urges us to look beyond media spin and see the real threat. Kian also stresses how vital US and Israel interventions are to help Iranians win back democracy.

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Kian came to Australia from Iran 10 years ago. In this podcast, he shares his life growing up under the Islamic Republic, explains the current protests, crackdowns, and regime chaos, and shows how Iran&rsquo;s extremist Muslim ideology is now spreading to other countries. He urges us to look beyond media spin and see the real threat. Kian also stresses how vital US and Israel interventions are to help Iranians win back democracy.
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Why Iran’s Freedom Matters to Us All - Kian  on Third opinion Uncensored

Emmanuel Santos is a Filipino-Australian photographer whose lens captures the spirit of humanity across cultures, faiths, and migrations. Born in Bulacan, Philippines in 1957, he began his career with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), documenting the lives and journeys of displaced people before settling in Melbourne in the early 1980s. His work has since evolved into a deeply humanistic visual record of ritual, resilience, and belonging — spanning continents from Australia to Greece, the Philippines, and Israel. Best known for his long-term photographic studies of Jewish communities and the broader diaspora, Santos blends ethnographic observation with poetic empathy. His images, held in collections such as the National Gallery of Victoria and Israel’s Museum of the Jewish People, reveal the quiet dignity of tradition and the endurance of cultural identity in a changing world.

Emmanuel Santos is a Filipino-Australian photographer whose lens captures the spirit of humanity across cultures, faiths, and migrations. Born in Bulacan, Philippines in 1957, he began his career with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), documenting the lives and journeys of displaced people before settling in Melbourne in the early 1980s. His work has since evolved into a deeply humanistic visual record of ritual, resilience, and belonging &mdash; spanning continents from Australia to Greece, the Philippines, and Israel. Best known for his long-term photographic studies of Jewish communities and the broader diaspora, Santos blends ethnographic observation with poetic empathy. His images, held in collections such as the National Gallery of Victoria and Israel&rsquo;s Museum of the Jewish People, reveal the quiet dignity of tradition and the endurance of cultural identity in a changing world.

Michael Abelman 221025- Third Opinion

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