In Part 2 of episode 25 of The Melbourne Flow Podcast I'm joined by my good friend Lauren where we talk about dating culture in 2022 (including toxic relationships, toxic dating culture, what it's like dating in 2022, dating advice, tips, green flags, red flags, bad dates, good dates... everything).
Is Social Media Toxic |TEDSTHETICS TikTok| The Melbourne Flow Podcast ep23 p5 In this episode of The Melbourne Flow Podcast I'm joined by my good friend Teddy, aka Tedsthetics, aka Rachid. Teddy shares his thoughts on content creation and the toxic side of social media. Before you start a social media platform and want to be famous, you want to think if it is right for you or not. We also touch on Tall Poppy Syndrome, hate comments, toxic compliments, and how comedy (and art) is subjective. If you enjoyed this video, please share, leave a comment, and subscribe!
#TikTok #TikTokIsToxic #TikTokHate #ContentCreators #Influencers #Teddy #tedsthetics #SocialMedia #SocialMediaHate #OnlineHate #TikTokFame
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In this episode of The Melbourne Flow Podcast I'm joined by my good friend Lauren where we talk about dating culture in 2022 (including toxic relationships, toxic dating culture, what it's like dating in 2022, dating advice, tips, green flags, red flags, bad dates, good dates... everything).
Sarah Compston talks about the weird DMs she gets including pick up lines that actually work (and pick up lines that don't work). Sarah goes through funny pick up lines along with giving her advice on how to best approach someone in the DMs. If you enjoyed this vid, be sure to like, leave a comment, share, and subscribe.
Catfishing stories and OnlyFans considerations (why you should start an onlyfans or why you shouldn't start an onlyfans). Model and law/pscyh graduate, Sarah Compston, gives her input on part 3 episode 24 of The Melbourne Flow Podcast.
Model and law/pscyh graduate, Sarah Compston, explains why your DM Game sucks and How To DM someone, on part 2 episode 24 of The Melbourne Flow Podcast.
On episode 24 of The Melbourne Flow Podcast, model and law/psych graduate, Sarah Compston, talks about how to deal with modelling gigs you might score through instagram, along with how to deal with instagram creeps, and what to do if a photographer is being weird.
On episode 23 p4 of The Melbourne Flow Podcast, Teddy (aka Tedsthetics from TikTok), talks about being authentic in your content creation and how to distinguish between constructive criticism and hate. Teddy is one of the most hardworking content creators there are out there and always drops gems of advice on content creation, mindset, and growth. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a like, comment, and subscribe
On episode 23 p3 of The Melbourne Flow Podcast, Teddy (aka Tedsthetics from TikTok), drops some truth around the thing all successful athletes have in common. It's interesting to see how Teddy draws the connection between content creation and professional sports. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a like, comment, and subscribe
Social Media Masterclass | North American Vs Australian Influencers | How to Actually Gain Followers
In episode 23 parts 1 and 2, we will be discussing a really important issue and topic of why are North American influencers growing at a fast rate and gaining lots of followers. Also, this is the case for social media stars from the UK. There is definitely a different approach by people overseas, they seem to set up a group chat and plan out their videos and content strategy. They will make lots of videos in 1 week that will be published over a few weeks and months. It is very interesting to see how influencers treat each other and collaborate. Here in Australia, it seems many are out for themselves and worry about another person overtaking them. If someone has 10,000 followers, they don't want to collaborate with someone that has 2,000 or 3,000 because there is no benefit to them. We will also discuss how creators steal from each other and take an idea for themselves, we have had personal experience with this. Teddy will share how hard he works on content and the time it takes to make a short video or long one. Even the short videos can take 40 minutes to get right and perfect. Whenever you see a video published, such as a podcast, it is easy to be critical of what is said or to the hosts, but try to remember the effort that has gone into the video. You will learn about the differences between Instagram and TikTok growth, and the data behind the videos. Teddy will share his views on monetisation and brand deals, which ones should creators accept and not do. Also, how people respond to certain collaborations and the hate Teddy received. Teddy also shares the hate and types of comments he has gotten over the years of creating videos on TikTok. There are many people who hate because they have issues in their life or just love to be confrontational. People have come up to Teddy in real life, giving him their thoughts and opinions, it is crazy! Before you start a social media platform and want to be famous, you want to think if it is right for you or not. You need to have systems in place and a mindset that is ready for the worst types of comments. Sadly, these comments are not just directed towards the creator but people will mention things about the creator's family.
On this podcast, I spoke with the creator of Discernable, Matthew Wong. Matthew Wong is an inspirational person who worked several high-level professions including being a pilot, medicine, law, along with selling multiple businesses. In typical Melbourne Flow fashion, we spoke about a wide range of subjects including:
- why Matthew started his channel and why he left those desirable professions.
- how governments use a limbic system response to trigger you to take certain actions
- different diets including the Japanese blue zone diet and its effect on lifespan.
- vaccines and people’s hesitation toward the vaccine.
- Dan Andrew's approach to lockdown and his legislation (again!)
- how lockdown has caused a boom in the E-commerce market
- how governments need to set natural laws and positive laws including how the UN has made positive laws out of natural laws and how they can improve.
- how the Facebook and YouTube algorithm should work.
- how religion for some people takes precedent over government; as some communities (certain Christian, Jewish, and Islamic sects) as they have a different orientation of religion and they were told the consequences of not doing the rituals are way harsher than law-abiding punishments of government.
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In this podcast, I'm joined by Rachid Elmerkaoui [Teddy] and look back on the crazy year that was 2020. We spoke about the big events and news items of 2020.
For those who don't know about Teddy, he is a Youtuber, he makes funny content, topical videos about what's happening in Melbourne and he is also a personal trainer and into his fitness.
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Watch our other Podcasts
► Episode # 20 [Mushroom – The Tasty Story of Fable Food] https://youtu.be/0KJYULd995A
► Episode # 19 [Becoming Viral - Teddy] https://youtu.be/m1npUass3LQ
► Episode # 18 [The Thrive Mindset] https://youtu.be/lvCGm6VlEUs
► Episode # 17 [Fighting the Gag Law] https://youtu.be/A2_UUhI16VA
► Episode # 16 [Breakdown the Controversial] https://youtu.be/mxeaEryzzSk
► Episode # 15 [Sicky App Co-Creator] https://youtu.be/hD5p-xAe5AU
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In this Podcast episode, I’m joined by Jim Fuller & Chris McLoghlin, co-founders of Fable Food Company (a mushroom company) that produce meat alternatives that taste like they are from animals without harming them.
If you want to know the Tasty Story of Fable Food, check out the complete Podcast.
The topics we covered in this podcast are:
◘ Jim Fuller & Chris McLoghlin Introduction
◘ How they built their company (Tasty Story of Fable Food Company)
◘ The Power of Mushrooms (Nutritional Health, Brain Health, Gut Health)
◘ Meditation
◘ Singing Bowls
◘ Their work with Heston Bleumenthal
What is Fable Food Co.
They produce meat alternatives that taste like they are from animals, without harming the animals. They provide maximum nutritional value and minimal environmental impact. Their goal is for their products to be the most responsible plant-based meat products available and they are continually looking for ways to make our products even better.
Fable is proudly headquartered on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, with a development kitchen in Melbourne, Victoria, and works closely with our co-manufacturers in Malaysia and sauce manufacturers in Melbourne, Victoria.
For those of you who don’t know about Jim & Chris Jim is Chief Mycological Officer at Fable Food, he worked as a fine-dining chef in Texas for 10 Years. Wanting to understand the science behind the food he was cooking, with a young family in tow he moved to California and went to study Chemical Engineering and Agricultural Science. To fund his studies Jim started working on a mushroom farm. He has worked as a Mycologist (a mushroom scientist) for the last 12 years. Jim knows how to grow mushrooms, the science behind mushrooms, and how to cook them to be delicious, meaty, and healthy.
Chris is Chief Product Officer at Fable Food, initially studied entrepreneurship, and enamored with the agricultural industry. He discovered regenerative agriculture and became fascinated by the role of fungi in creating and sustaining complex life and ecosystems. So, Chris studied Permaculture, Biodynamics, Regenerative Farming Systems and, possibly after consuming too many shrooms, concluded biomimicry of fungi in society could regenerate our biosphere and human culture. He co-founded Australia’s largest Certified Organic mushroom farming company where he won some Young Organic Farmer of the Year awards.
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In this Podcast, I'm joined by Rachid Elmerkaoui [Teddy]. He shares his amazing experiences in this podcast episode.
The topics we covered in this podcast are:
◘ Teddy's experience in China
◘ Luxury Goods and Materialism
◘ Marriage and Relationships
◘ Training and Exercising during Covid
◘ Teddy's Viral YouTube days
◘ His experience of competing in Bodybuilding
◘ How it's like being a parent
For those of who don't know about him, he is a Youtuber, he makes funny content, topical videos about what's happening in Melbourne and he is also a personal trainer and into his fitness.
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Glenn’s depth of experience, industry credibility and media insight make him a true alchemist in the realm of food. His leadership, innovation and dedication were forged in the heat of the kitchen environment. He is passionate about helping you and your business thrive. Glenn began his cooking career in Sydney where the frenetic energy, fresh produce and intensity immediately drew him in.
During his apprenticeship he was introduced to ‘competitive’ cooking in which he excelled, being awarded Apprentice of the Year 1998. Glenn’s thirst for knowledge took him to five-star hotels, the ski fields of Canada and eventually the Michelin starred ‘Harvey’s Restaurant’ in England, where he honed his techniques under French chef Daniel Galmiche. He absorbed a wealth of insight from Daniels’ colleagues - the likes of Heston Blumenthal, Gordon Ramsay, and Michel Roux Jnr. Arriving back in Australia, the food culture of Melbourne immediately embraced him – proximity to produce, passionate suppliers, an entrepreneurial mindset – all of it felt right.
He joined Tobie Puttock and Jamie Oliver during the launch of Fifteen Melbourne as Training and Development Chef. Surrounded by TV cameras, high profile chefs and a cohort of young apprentices was exactly the challenge he needed to thrive as a culinary trainer and mentor. He assisted the recruitment of judges Gary Mehigan, George Calombaris and Matt Preston for MasterChef Australia, which completely changed the landscape of food in this country.
► Visit his website
https://glennflood.com/
Glenn is all about creating the right mindset and strategy to help you and your team thrive. His motivating attitude, passion for food and zest for life will continue to be an inspiration to the clients he works with every day.
On this episode of The Melbourne Flow Podcast, I am joined by Dr. Rachael Burgin. Dr/ Burgin is a lecturer at Swinburne Law School and an Executive Director of Rape and Sexual Assault Research and Advocacy (RASARA). She attained her PhD in 2019 from Monash University. Her thesis explored the ways that affirmative sexual consent has been adopted into law and translated into legal practice in rape trials.
In Feb 2020, the Victorian State Government passed a bill making it an offence for rape and sexual assault victims and survivors in Victoria to publish their own identities. This also applied to deceased victims - meaning if the grieving family wanted to go to the papers or social media with the story, they couldn't. Any victims and survivors who did take their story public with personally identifying information could of faced fines of up to $3,000 and potentially 4 months in jail. It was also an offence for others (including media) to publish the identity of a victim-survivor, or information which could lead to the identification of a victim-survivor.
Dr. Burgin in her role with RASARA, joined forces with Marque Lawyers, and End Rape On Campus Australia to successfully overturn the law through the #LetUsSpeak/ #LetHerSpeak campaign (which was started by survivor advocate and journalist Nina Funnell).
On this podcast Dr. Burgin takes us through her journey, explains why this "Gag" law infringes on the rights of sexual abuse and rape survivors, and her involvement with the #LetUsSpeak campaign.
We filmed this podcast before the news broke today (Nov 18 2020) about the Gag Law being reversed! So.... A HUGE congratulations to RASARA, Marque Lawyers, End Rape On Campus and everyone invovled with the #LetUsSpeak campain on successfully overturning the Bill and reversing the "Gag" law!
To learn more about what RASARA is working on, check out:
RASARA.org
To learn more about the #LetUsSpeak campaign, check out:
rasara.org/let-us-speak
To support RASARA:
gofundme.com/f/stop-silencing-survivors
To learn more about the National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey, check out:
www.anrows.org.au/NCAS/2017/home
The contents do not constitute legal advice, are not intended to be a substitute for legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. You should seek legal advice or other professional advice in relation to any particular matters you or your organisation may have.
With Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews pushing a new omnibus law, the ever-smart Matt Wong from Discernable Official jumps onto the podcast to explain how the changes to this omnibus law will impact our rights in Melbourne, and as Victorian citizens.
Matt went viral as the Melbourne lockdown (along with the coronavirus in Victoria) hit its straps and a new State of Emergency law was proposed by Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews team. This amendment was then subsequently approved through Victorian parliament - which was a milestone in Melbourne and Victoria as it had some subtle but very important changes that would impact how we operate as a state. Matt made videos explaining how these changes impact our rights and delivered complex law in a simple, articulate, and consumable way.
Watch Matt explaining Omnibus Law:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_cFvM0f56g
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Based out of Canberra, Melbourne-born pharmacist, entrepreneur, and app co-creator, Avinash Vazirani talks about co-creating the Sicky app. Sicky is an app created by pharmacists that lets you get a sick certificate form the comfort of your own home by connecting you with a medical professional and delivering the sick certificate directly to your phone.
Pharmacist and entrepreneur, Avinash, joins me to talk about the journey of creating an app, becoming an entrepreneur, and how the idea to create Sicky came to be.
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Clair Hill - also known as The Feelings Coach - joined the Melbourne Flow Podcast to talk about spirituality for beginners, being a clairvoyant, relationship advice, self-love and self-healing, and her work as a counselor. Clair shares her tips for dealing with negative people, avoiding energy vampires, the importance of self-love, along with sharing her views on spirituality and being a clairvoyant.
She also speaks on how to align with your higher self so you can be the truest expression of your soul. Based out of Melbourne, Australia, Clair is a certified Louise Hay Teacher, Psychic Medium, Theta, Reiki and Crystal Healing Practitioner.
Using Spiritual Philosophies based on teachings by Louise Hay, Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Tolle, Gabby Bernstein and Rebecca Campbell, Clair can guide you and help to introduce new habits, thought patterns and beliefs that will support you in getting the life you want.
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Based out of Australia, Melbourne artist Danielle Weber has a unique style of art that's had worldwide recognition from musicians, actors, sports stars, and politicians alike! Her original artwork has seen her travel to the homes of Hollywood actors such as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Danielle's also been commissioned to paint huge murals in Melbourne City, which compliments the ever-growing Melbourne graffiti scene.
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