Justine Reilly's guest appearances

Justine Reilly

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Sport connects people in unique ways. How can intangible things like memories and shared experiences of sport be collected and harnessed? How can places, memorabilia and artefacts be preserved and looked after? And how does that benefit all of us?Dr. Justine Reilly set up Sporting Heritage CIC, a Yorkshire based organisation on a mission to look after, protect and celebrate the diverse sporting heritage across the UK's four nations.Sometimes bigger sports, which are more often in the public domain, overshadow other and grassroots sports, and Sporting Heritage is for all sports. It helps tell stories that haven't been told, and engages with schools, museums, community groups, businesses and sports groups to share our sporting heritage. Justine has a background in museums, culture, archeology and as a television producer. She is determined to ensure sporting heritage is diverse and inclusive. Sporting Heritage has launched the neurodiverse museum to ensure there's representation and accessibility for neurodivergent people across the museum sector.The organisation's annual National Sporting Heritage Day, in September, will be its biggest yet and is backed by well-known ambassadors. Justine gives a preview, and covers her organisation's grants programme and the biggest challenges in getting this now-thriving social enterprise out of the starting blocks. Also in the show today: business, social enterprise and freelance funding and events.Timings:0-35:30 Interview with Dr. Justine Reilly, Sporting Heritage CIC35:30 The Community Ownership Fund, and the Freelance Fund for arts and culture workers in Sheffield38:20 Enterprise Nation's August bootcamp about exporting and international trade with with Amazon and the Department for International Trade (free, registration required)39:22 Wrapping up and an event reminder

Sport connects people in unique ways. How can intangible things like memories and shared experiences of sport be collected and harnessed? How can places, memorabilia and artefacts be preserved and looked after? And how does that benefit all of us? Dr. Justine Reilly set up <a href="https://www.sportingheritage.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sporting Heritage CIC</a>, a Yorkshire based organisation on a mission to look after, protect and celebrate the diverse sporting heritage across the UK's four nations. Sometimes bigger sports, which are more often in the public domain, overshadow other and grassroots sports, and Sporting Heritage is for all sports. It helps tell stories that haven't been told, and engages with schools, museums, community groups, businesses and sports groups to share our sporting heritage. Justine has a background in museums, culture, archeology and as a television producer. She is determined to ensure sporting heritage is diverse and inclusive. Sporting Heritage has launched the neurodiverse museum to ensure there's representation and accessibility for neurodivergent people across the museum sector. The organisation's annual <a href="https://www.sportingheritage.org.uk/content/category/events/national-sporting-heritage-day" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">National Sporting Heritage Day</a>, in September, will be its biggest yet and is backed by well-known ambassadors. Justine gives a preview, and covers her organisation's grants programme and the biggest challenges in getting this now-thriving social enterprise out of the starting blocks.  Also in the show today: business, social enterprise and freelance funding and events. Timings:<ul><li>0-35:30 Interview with Dr. Justine Reilly, Sporting Heritage CIC</li><li>35:30 The <a href="https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/community-ownership-fund-prospectus/community-ownership-fund-prospectus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Community Ownership Fund</a>, and the <a href="https://sheffieldcreativeguild.com/freelance-fund-round-two/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Freelance Fund</a> for arts and culture workers in Sheffield</li><li>38:20 Enterprise Nation's August bootcamp about exporting and international trade with with Amazon and the Department for International Trade (free, <a href="https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/amazon-bootcamp-exporting-for-success-tickets-162406025795" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">registration required</a>)</li><li>39:22 Wrapping up and an event reminder</li></ul>

Connecting people through sport with Justine Reilly, Sporting Heritage

Today we’re talking with Justine Reilly. Justine’s a long time animal lover, and a proud Dog Mom to her fabulous Iranian pup Stashi. After Stashi came into her life, Justine has since become an animal rights advocate who maintains a plant-based lifestyle. She also happens to be one of the most talented makeup artists in Hollywood. Justine’s “Leave A Dog A Bone” references: Follow @adoptaniraniandog to learn more about dogs like Stashi on Instagram Check out BringFido.com to discover all the places your pup can come along for the ride!

Today we’re talking with Justine Reilly. Justine’s a long time animal lover, and a proud Dog Mom to her fabulous Iranian pup Stashi. After Stashi came into her life, Justine has since become an animal rights advocate who maintains a plant-based lifestyle. She also happens to be one of the most talented makeup artists in Hollywood. Justine’s “Leave A Dog A Bone” references: Follow @adoptaniraniandog to learn more about dogs like Stashi on Instagram Check out <a href="http://BringFido.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BringFido.com</a> to discover all the places your pup can come along for the ride!

Justine Reilly and Stashi

The Brisbane Women’s Community Radio Training Project was organised to help balance gender bias in Community Radio, and to empower women who may not be able to access community radio training and volunteering by usual pathways.The project was run by Kim Stewart, Maddie Watt, Lucy Czerwinski and Elena Black.Each episode is 60 minutes and includes music.Episode 1 - Getting to know youIn this first episode of the Women On The Edge Series CJ talks to the diverse range of women who signed up for a rollercoaster ride into community radio!CJ is a multimedia producer who is a big picture thinker!Episode 2 - Food Not Bombs Please!In this episode we meet Alison Maclean, who is new to radio production.  Alison explores the history and work of Food Not Bombs in Brisbane where for over a decade they have been feeding the homeless with food that would otherwise go to landfill, while creating community.Alison is a disability advocate and member of the Whoopeedo Crew writing and singing songs.Episode 3 - When you are a musician with a chronic illnessOver two episodes Celeste MacIntosh explore the connections between music and health.  In this episode she talks to multi-award-winning Jazz musician Danny Widdicombe, who was diagnosed with cancer, and how living with a chronic health condition has affected his art and work.Celeste is a radio producer at 4EB in Brisbane, where she hosts the Filipino show.Episode 4 - The Stairwell ProjectOver two episodes Celeste MacIntosh explore the connections between music and health.  In this episode Celeste visits the Stairwell Project, bringing orchestral music to people in hospital in a most unusual way.Celeste is a radio producer at 4EB in Brisbane, where she hosts the Filipino show.Episode 5 - Punching with Parkinson'sThis time we meet Madonna Brady, who was diagnosed with early Onset Parkinsons, but hasn’t let that stop her.  Madonna hosts her own music show on Radio Parkies, an online global service bringing music and information to the Parkinson's community.Episode 6 - Indigenous Music from LuzonIn this episode Beth Henson takes us back to her hometown of on the island of Luzon in the Philippines where music is vital part of community life.Beth is a new radio producer who contributes to radio 4EB’s Filipino Show.Episode 7 - Art CartHeather Blacklock loves art and music, so why not combine the two?Heather (artistically known as Hacklock) is a Brisbane artist - hacklock.netEpisode 8 - The Other Side of the StoryIncome management continues to be used by the government in indigenous communities and other impoverished communities, and has raised serious welfare concerns.  Despite losing their attempt to introduce the cashless welfare bill across the board, it	is far from gone from their agenda.Justine is concerned about social justice and human rights, and has recently become a co-host of Paradigm Shift on 4ZZZ.Episode LAST - 1.4 square kilometres In this episode Shona Hawkes explores Fortitude Valley, home to Community Radio 4 Triple Zed and many other colourful characters, but which is experiencing rapid social change. She talks to a range of people on the frontlines of gentrification and also reveals the deep disparity in who gets to make decisions about the suburbs future. Shona is new to radio and also contributes to 4ZZZ’s BrisbaneLine.

The Brisbane Women’s Community Radio Training Project was organised to help balance gender bias in Community Radio, and to empower women who may not be able to access community radio training and volunteering by usual pathways. The project was run by Kim Stewart, Maddie Watt, Lucy Czerwinski and Elena Black. Each episode is 60 minutes and includes music. Episode 1 - Getting to know you In this first episode of the Women On The Edge Series CJ talks to the diverse range of women who signed up for a rollercoaster ride into community radio! CJ is a multimedia producer who is a big picture thinker! Episode 2 - Food Not Bombs Please! In this episode we meet Alison Maclean, who is new to radio production. Alison explores the history and work of Food Not Bombs in Brisbane where for over a decade they have been feeding the homeless with food that would otherwise go to landfill, while creating community. Alison is a disability advocate and member of the Whoopeedo Crew writing and singing songs. Episode 3 - When you are a musician with a chronic illness Over two episodes Celeste MacIntosh explore the connections between music and health. In this episode she talks to multi-award-winning Jazz musician Danny Widdicombe, who was diagnosed with cancer, and how living with a chronic health condition has affected his art and work. Celeste is a radio producer at 4EB in Brisbane, where she hosts the Filipino show. Episode 4 - The Stairwell Project Over two episodes Celeste MacIntosh explore the connections between music and health. In this episode Celeste visits the Stairwell Project, bringing orchestral music to people in hospital in a most unusual way. Celeste is a radio producer at 4EB in Brisbane, where she hosts the Filipino show. Episode 5 - Punching with Parkinson's This time we meet Madonna Brady, who was diagnosed with early Onset Parkinsons, but hasn’t let that stop her. Madonna hosts her own music show on Radio Parkies, an online global service bringing music and information to the Parkinson's community. Episode 6 - Indigenous Music from Luzon In this episode Beth Henson takes us back to her hometown of on the island of Luzon in the Philippines where music is vital part of community life. Beth is a new radio producer who contributes to radio 4EB’s Filipino Show. Episode 7 - Art Cart Heather Blacklock loves art and music, so why not combine the two? Heather (artistically known as Hacklock) is a Brisbane artist - <a href="http://hacklock.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hacklock.net</a> Episode 8 - The Other Side of the Story Income management continues to be used by the government in indigenous communities and other impoverished communities, and has raised serious welfare concerns. Despite losing their attempt to introduce the cashless welfare bill across the board, it	is far from gone from their agenda. Justine is concerned about social justice and human rights, and has recently become a co-host of Paradigm Shift on 4ZZZ. Episode LAST - 1.4 square kilometres In this episode Shona Hawkes explores Fortitude Valley, home to Community Radio 4 Triple Zed and many other colourful characters, but which is experiencing rapid social change. She talks to a range of people on the frontlines of gentrification and also reveals the deep disparity in who gets to make decisions about the suburbs future. Shona is new to radio and also contributes to 4ZZZ’s BrisbaneLine.

Ep8 - WOTE - The Other Side Of The Story - Justine Reilly