Neil Walshe is a creative director in advertising and creator of the Losing Sound. Neil chatted to Clayton about his desire to see the addiction to pokies in Australia reduce. Australia has 20% of the worlds pokies while having less than 1% of the worlds population. Neil is now urging the Australian government and gaming authorities to take this crucial step of making a sound when players lose. Find out more about the story at: losingsound.com

Neil Walshe is a creative director in advertising and creator of the Losing Sound. Neil chatted to Clayton about his desire to see the addiction to pokies in Australia reduce. Australia has 20% of the worlds pokies while having less than 1% of the worlds population. Neil is now urging the <a href="https://www.change.org/p/enforce-losing-sounds-in-australian-poker-machines" data-test="link-preview-plain">Australian government and gaming authorities to take this crucial step of making a sound when players lose</a>. Find out more about the story at: losingsound.com

Towards Understanding is a full-length feature interview radio program hosted by Clayton Bjelan. The show contains a mix of interviews based around the understanding and living out of Christian faith and those just doing remarkable things in our world. It focuses on three key groups of people - The Known, The Overcomer and The Unknown.



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Towards Understanding is a full-length feature interview radio program hosted by Clayton Bjelan. The show contains a mix of interviews based around the understanding and living out of Christian faith and those just doing remarkable things in our world. It focuses on three key groups of people - The Known, The Overcomer and The Unknown.
 
89.9 | TheLight | PositiveMedia | LightFM | Melbourne

Towards Understanding

Neil Walshe - What if Pokies had losing sounds?!

Clayton chatted to singer, songwriter Bay Turner, whose love for music was first ignited by a gas station mixtape he’d listen to from the passenger seat to and from his dad’s house. Turner’s parents divorced when he was an infant, and when his father moved out to the Texas Hill Country, his weekends were always bookended by a car ride with his dad, which imporved and ignited his love of music.
Clayton and Bay also talk about Bay's botched surgery that meant he would never be able to sing again until a miracle happened.

Clayton chatted to singer, songwriter Bay Turner, whose love for music was first ignited by a gas station mixtape he&rsquo;d listen to from the passenger seat to and from his dad&rsquo;s house. Turner&rsquo;s parents divorced when he was an infant, and when his father moved out to the Texas Hill Country, his weekends were always bookended by a car ride with his dad, which imporved and ignited his love of music. Clayton and Bay also talk about Bay's botched surgery that meant he would never be able to sing again until a miracle happened.

Bay Turner: Singer, Songwriter.

Kareena Shaw was a registered nurse for 20 years when she first heard Dr Andrew Browning AM speak about the plight of new mothers in Ethiopia living with obstetric fistula. Kareena felt compelled to volunteer, to which Dr Browning replied that he really needed midwives. As simple as that, Kareena decided to retrain as a midwife with the sole purpose of volunteering with Barbara May Foundation. Since then, Kareena and her husband Brad have volunteered in Ethiopia and Tanzania, including playing key roles in establishing Kivulini Maternity Centre in Arusha. Today, Kareena continues to return to East Africa to help strengthen maternity services, train midwives, and support the management of maternal emergencies. Her passion remains the same as when she first heard Dr Browning speak: that no woman should lose her life in childbirth, and every mother deserves safe, dignified care.  Hear her conversation with Clayton.

Kareena Shaw was a registered nurse for 20 years when she first heard&nbsp;Dr Andrew Browning AM&nbsp;speak about the plight of new mothers in Ethiopia living with obstetric fistula. Kareena felt compelled to volunteer, to which Dr Browning replied that he&nbsp;really&nbsp;needed midwives.&nbsp;As simple as that, Kareena decided to retrain as a midwife with the sole purpose of volunteering with Barbara May Foundation.&nbsp;Since then, Kareena and her husband Brad have volunteered in Ethiopia and Tanzania, including playing key roles in establishing Kivulini Maternity Centre in Arusha. Today, Kareena continues to return to East Africa to help strengthen maternity services, train midwives, and support the management of maternal emergencies.&nbsp;Her passion remains the same as when she first heard Dr Browning speak: that no woman should lose her life in childbirth, and every mother deserves safe, dignified care.&nbsp; Hear her conversation with Clayton.

Kareena Shaw - One night to help 1000s

Sheridan Voysey chatted to Clayton about establishing and running the Friendship Lab's mission is to empower adults with the wisdom and skills to make their friendships thrive and its dream is to see every adult have at least three '2am friends'. This is a chat everyone needs to hear.

Sheridan Voysey chatted to Clayton about establishing and running the <a href="https://www.friendshiplab.org/">Friendship Lab</a>'s mission is to empower adults with the wisdom and skills to make their friendships thrive and its dream is to see every adult have at least three '2am friends'. This is a chat everyone needs to hear.

Neil Walshe - What if Pokies had losing sounds?!

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