She Wasn't Born Yesterday

She Wasn’t Born Yesterday tackles the many unique issues affecting women who are 40+ fabulous.“Nothing’s off limits and we dive headfirst into topics from homelessness to women using porn, true crime obsession and life after divorce and DV,” says Janet. “We think women (and hopefully guys too) will resonate. She Wasn’t Born Yesterday is available on the Hope 103.2 app and major podcast platforms.Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram.

She Wasn't Born Yesterday is a society podcast hosted by Hope 103.2, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  She Wasn't Born Yesterday

  Orange Sky, Bright Futures

  Aug 19, 202633 min

  About the Guest Emma Young is the Chief Corporate Services Officer at Orange Sky, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing community connections and supporting people experiencing homelessness and hardship. With a background in accounting, Emma transitioned from a corporate career to full-time involvement in Orange Sky after initially volunteering. She now leads HR, safety, finance, data, insights, and tech operations. Emma's passion for community service and her commitment to fostering positive connections have been integral to Orange Sky's mission and growth. Key Takeaways: Orange Sky was founded by two young 20-year-olds, Nick and Lucas, aiming to positively connect communities through unique laundry and shower services for the homeless. The organization thrives on innovation, with solar-powered vans and a model emphasizing consistent, reliable service delivery in partnership with local resources. Homelessness is multifaceted, depicted not only by street living but also by couch surfing and temporary accommodations. The rising demographic of concern is women over 55. Volunteers at Orange Sky are not just service providers but are seen as conversationalists who build trust and connections amidst the homelessness community, providing much-needed human interaction. The organization's impact goes beyond providing clean clothes, as embodied by Ros's story, illustrating the deep relationships and connections forged through their services. Notable Quotes: "One friend told me the other day that if he hadn't come down to our shift, he wouldn't have spoken to someone all week." - Emma Young "What we soon realized was that it was actually the connection that people were coming to shift for." - Emma Young "There's a song by Alexi Murdoch, a beautiful song that talks about helping our brothers and sisters under an orange sky." - Emma Young "Homelessness is complex and there's a lot of reasons why someone might be experiencing homelessness or hardship." - Emma Young "Everyone has a story to tell… you just never know what someone's going through in that moment of kindness and connection." - Emma Young Resources: Orange Sky Website : orangesky.org.au   Support the show, a product of Hope Media: https://hope1032.com.au/donate/2211A-pod/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  Travelling Solo | Justine Waddington

  Aug 12, 202640 min

  Justine Waddington is the director of Encounter Travel, a company she founded around her passion for solo travel. With a background in marketing, Justine has led Encounter Travel for nearly 20 years, organizing group tours specifically for solo travelers who prefer not to travel alone. Her extensive travel experiences and knowledge of various worldwide destinations serve as the backbone of her company, making it a leading business in the niche market of solo travel. Key Takeaways: The Evolution of Solo Travel: Justine started as a solo traveler without modern conveniences like the internet and has turned her passion into a thriving business. Group Travel for Solo Adventurers: Encounter Travel offers group tours that connect solo travelers, minimizing the intimidation of traveling alone. Fostering Connections: WhatsApp groups allow travelers to connect before the trip, easing the transition into group dynamics. Women in Solo Travel: The episode notes that solo travel is a rapidly growing trend, particularly among women, providing both empowerment and community. Avoiding the Single Supplement: Justine explains the rationale behind single supplement pricing and ways to approach it as a solo traveler. Notable Quotes: "If you're sitting at home thinking, I can't do this… well, it can just stop you in your tracks." - Justine Waddington "They’re doing trips the way I like them and what I feel is important." - Justine Waddington "You have to leave home alone, but very quickly, you’re going to find your people." - Justine Waddington "Our travelers are in their 40s, 50s, 60s, maybe their 70s or even 80s, but they have that youthful mind." - Justine Waddington "Share and save. But most people don't want to share." - Justine Waddington on addressing single supplements. Resources: Encounter Travel's Website   Support the show, a product of Hope Media: https://hope1032.com.au/donate/2211A-pod/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  Episode #85

  Small Business, Big Challenges - Ainsley Poulos

  Aug 5, 202648 minS7

  Click link to contact Eastside Speech Solutions to book in an appointment, as mentioned in the episode! Don't forget to mention our pod, She Wasn't Born Yesterday!  Ainsley Poulos is a seasoned speech therapist and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the field of speech pathology. She established Eastside Speech Solutions , a thriving business that has been helping children and adults overcome communication challenges. Ainsley's journey began with personal motivation when her son was born with a rare genetic condition affecting his speech. She dedicated herself to learning specialised techniques to aid his development, ultimately expanding her expertise to benefit others. Ainsley's commitment to providing top-notch service and fostering a positive work environment has been pivotal to the continued success of her practice. Key Takeaways: Family Motivation : Ainsley's son's speech condition motivated her to start her practice and specialise in the Prompt therapy technique. Entrepreneurial Growth : Transitioning from solo to a thriving practice required careful planning, flexibility, and a strong vision for quality service. Business Strategy : Early adoption of electronic management systems and strategic use of Google Ads were pivotal in scaling her business. Team Development : Prioritising team growth and cultural fit over profit ensured a lasting and supportive practice environment. Selling the Practice : Ainsley's choice to sell her business was guided by personal priorities, ensuring continuity for her team and clients. Notable Quotes: "I had the vision to maybe grow it into a bigger practice, not just with me." "You need to become that person who specialises in him and in speech movement." "Once you realise that you've made a mistake, it's good to kind of not let that continue." "Finding the right people is…you know, decide what is the culture that you want to have." "If you look after the team, everything else looks after itself, you know."   Support the show, a product of Hope Media: https://hope1032.com.au/donate/2211A-pod/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  Episode #96

  There’s one in every block: Strata Strife | Imelda Brewster & Peter Ross

  Jul 29, 202657 minS9

  About the Guests: Imelda Brewster is a seasoned apartment owner with extensive experience in navigating the complexities of Strata Committees in Australia. Residing in the "Paris end" of Potts Point, Sydney, Imelda has grown familiar with the dynamics of shared living spaces. Over her 27 years of ownership, she has actively participated in her apartment block’s strata committee, often taking on leadership roles. Her proactive approach in managing building-related challenges highlights her commitment to improving the living standards in her community. Peter Ross is a professional Strata Manager and the principal of CEOstrata. With over 55 buildings under management, Peter brings a wealth of expertise in dealing with the diverse challenges that arise in residential strata schemes. Known for his pragmatic solutions and dedication to client satisfaction, Peter is a respected figure in strata management who emphasises the importance of competent and localised management in improving community living issues. Key Takeaways: Understanding Strata Management : The complexities of managing shared spaces illustrate the importance of having a knowledgeable and experienced strata manager. Community Engagement : Active participation in Strata Committees can help address and resolve common property-related issues. Navigating Legalities : An understanding of strata laws and rights can protect owners from unjust decisions and enhance living standards. Conducting Due Diligence : Thoroughly reviewing strata records before purchasing an apartment can prevent future unforeseen liabilities. Local and Committed Management : Hiring a strata management team familiar with the building and its demographic can lead to reduced costs and increased efficiency. Notable Quotes: “If I'm. If I go off it, it'll either be through age, ill health or assassination.” – Imelda Brewster “Get a good strata manager. It really makes a difference.” – Peter Ross “The biggest little thing in Strata is people who don’t manage the recycling properly. That gets people.” – Peter Ross “It's partly about their size, it's also about whether three bedrooms or two, and it's about whether they get a better view than someone else or a garage.” – Peter Ross “I've gone off the committee and I wasn't allowed to go back on because they thought I was a troublemaker.” – Imelda Brewster Resources: CEOstrata Website : ceostrata.com.au – For information on professional strata management services by Peter Ross. Support the show, a product of Hope Media: https://hope1032.com.au/donate/2211A-pod/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  Prosecuting Paedophiles - Child Abuse Squad Boss Linda Howlett

  Jul 22, 202651 min

  About the Guest Detective Superintendent Linda Howlett is a seasoned veteran of the New South Wales Police Force, with 45 years of dedicated service since joining the force in 1982. She currently heads the NSW Child Abuse Squad, which consists of about 240 dedicated officers. Her distinguished career has been driven by her commitment to protecting children from sexual abuse, physical abuse, and severe neglect. She leads and supports this team in investigating incidents of child abuse across the state. Key Takeaways: Unseen Dangers in Trusted Roles : A significant portion of child abusers are often those who hold positions of trust within communities, making it essential for vigilance and proactive checks. Challenges in Detection and Reporting : It's crucial for parents and community members to actively report suspicious behaviors, as many abuses go unreported or undetected due to perpetrators' clever concealment of their actions. Importance of Communication : Open conversations with children about appropriate and inappropriate interactions are vital in preventing child abuse. The Role of Legislation and Policy : There is a need for consistent and stringent legislative changes to enhance the prevention and prosecution of child abuse cases. Support for Law Enforcement : The emotional and psychological well-being of officers working in child abuse cases is crucial, with support systems like wellness rooms and therapy dogs being employed. Notable Quotes: "There’s no more innocent victim than a child." "The majority of the ones that I've dealt with, they all have working with children checks because they need those checks to be able to work." "Often it’s the parents that are groomed just as well as the children." "There's a line you don't cross… Report it. Because unfortunately, we have had cases where children offended against other children." "At the end of the day, we need people to get involved." Resources: New South Wales Police Force Australian Child Maltreatment Study Support the show, a product of Hope Media: https://hope1032.com.au/donate/2211A-pod/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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