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Robyn Butler

The Little Dum Dum Club with Tommy & Karl

The Chrissie Swan Show

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One of the powerhouse couples of Australian tv comedy. Robyn Butler and Wayne hope are both actors, writers and directors - they do it all!Responsible for the shows The Librarians, Very Small Business and Upper Middle Bogan, as well as their newest show which you can watch on ABC or iview right now Summer Love.There are anecdotes aplenty on this episode, and very occasionally a correct answer to one of the questions.https://iview.abc.net.au/show/summer-loveSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the powerhouse couples of Australian tv comedy. Robyn Butler and Wayne hope are both actors, writers and directors - they do it all!Responsible for the shows The Librarians, Very Small Business and Upper Middle Bogan, as well as their newest show which you can watch on ABC or iview right now Summer Love.There are anecdotes aplenty on this episode, and very occasionally a correct answer to one of the questions.<a href="https://iview.abc.net.au/show/summer-love" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://iview.abc.net.au/show/summer-love</a>Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Summer Love with Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope

Sarah Abo fills in for Chrissie; Robyn Butler finishes up a friendship and goes to the hospital; Browny gets kicked off a flight; Sam talks Hef's tears; you called with your terrible jokes; and we got to know Sarah! A Nova PodcastPodcast Produced &amp; Edited By Andy ZitoExecutive Producer: Jack CharlesSenior Producer: Brodie PummeroyAssistant Producer: Tom Casamento Senior Digital Producer: Andy ZitoAdditional Audio Production: Tim MountfordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Abo fills in for Chrissie; Robyn Butler finishes up a friendship and goes to the hospital; Browny gets kicked off a flight; Sam talks Hef's tears; you called with your terrible jokes; and we got to know Sarah! A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced &amp; Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Senior Producer: Brodie Pummeroy Assistant Producer: Tom Casamento  Senior Digital Producer: Andy Zito Additional Audio Production: Tim MountfordSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

One Big Disappointment And Then You Die (ft. Sarah Abo & Robyn Butler)

Robyn owns a lifestyle company, Cleo and Pradet Lifestyle, with the focus to inspire health and wellness, nutrition, and an active lifestyle.  Her clients are mainly women, who lead busy lives with work commitments, parenting, or caring for aging parents. As they struggle to find time for self-care, Robyn help empowers them to find the balance of taking care of themselves, to connect with their inner strength and vitality, so they can live life their best life. In this episode, we discuss how Robyn quit her 9-5, started, and pivoted her own business online. Something is for sure: growth doesn’t come from comfort zones &amp; reaching the next level requires a different you! https://www.cleoandpradet.com/createyourlifestyle Support the show****Spread the love and share this episode with a friend!Follow us at @powerfulfemaleleaderspodcast on Instagram!Leave us a rating and review on Apple podcast!

Robyn owns a lifestyle company, Cleo and Pradet Lifestyle, with the focus to inspire health and wellness, nutrition, and an active lifestyle.  Her clients are mainly women, who lead busy lives with work commitments, parenting, or caring for aging parents. As they struggle to find time for self-care, Robyn help empowers them to find the balance of taking care of themselves, to connect with their inner strength and vitality, so they can live life their best life. In this episode, we discuss how Robyn quit her 9-5, started, and pivoted her own business online. Something is for sure: growth doesn’t come from comfort zones &amp; reaching the next level requires a different you! <a href="https://www.cleoandpradet.com/createyourlifestyle?fbclid=IwAR3AYc7lBgylujg26y2Jz0Xl-yIGqZHl14tqyZgi6Uq2nU9DAmXsAwZq-bw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cleoandpradet.com/createyourlifestyle</a> <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=FQSC3CV9ASLAU" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>**** Spread the love and share this episode with a friend! Follow us at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/powerfulfemaleleaderspodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@powerfulfemaleleaderspodcast</a> on Instagram! Leave us a rating and review on <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1538520706" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple podcast</a>!

How To Find Power in Being Uncomfortable with Robyn Butler

Making Art – Episode 09 Robyn Butler &amp; Wayne Hope Episode Released 17th July 2020 What qualities are desirable if you want to succeed in the arts? It’s an interesting question that for some reason has a habit of throwing up some rather abstract responses. Whenever the question gets posed it seems to encourage people to go off on the most extraordinary tangents for reasons known only to themselves. A colleague of mine remembers that when she was considering the visual arts she asked someone what they thought and was simply told “you’re going to be poor until you’re dead and then you’ll be famous.” Which is not exactly advice per se despite the fact that in some cases it’s actually true. I’m pleased to say she did become a visual artist and quite a successful one at that. Budding musicians on the other hand are regularly given warnings about the dangers of imbibing illicit substances. “Stay away from the drugs” they say. Sound advice for anyone really but as another friend of mine pointed out, the cocaine tends to come after you’ve achieved success, not as you’re searching for it. Luck is always high on the list of attributes one gets told they should aspire to but frankly, telling someone that they need to be lucky is, well, let’s just say it’s not really practical guidance. You can learn to sing but can you learn to be lucky? The couple at work I was told that if I wanted to be a successful actor there were 10 books that I must read and that I should always dress like someone’s watching. I won’t bore you with the entire catalogue but I will say one was War and Peace and the others were in a similar vein. I will also happily confess that I am still to read Tolstoy’s weighty tome although I did have a copy of it on my bookshelf for many years until guilt forced me to give it away. Dress? I dress like a 58 year old and have since I was 20. Over the years I’ve come to understand that the most valuable qualities one can have as an artist are those human qualities at the giving end of the spectrum. Openness, generosity, compassion and patience. If you throw in commitment, courage and drive you might just get somewhere. And when you sit down with Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope that’s exactly what you see. The couple met as actors on a TV show in the late 90’s. Robyn, at the time a single mother, was initially wary of a relationship but Wayne gently persisted, they fell in love, married and in 2004 with a digital camera purchased from Tandy Electronics and a boom pole made from the leg of a camp stretcher they produced, wrote, directed and acted in their very first, very much hand-made TV series Stories from the Golf. A fine example of courage and commitment that brought them a little luck. Thirteen 5 minute episodes were produced which took them 5 minutes over the one hour of produced television drama required to apply to Film Victoria for development funding. An opportunity they seized with all four hands. It all began with Stories from the Golf Since then they have produced two daughters and their drive and commitment has seen them create a string of hit television series including The Librarians, Upper Middle Bogan, Very Small Business and Little Lunch. Their latest effort is a children’s detective series set in a Melbourne primary school and as luck would have it, straight out of the box, The Inbestigators has received overwhelming critical acclaim and become a bona fide international hit, seen in over 150 countries. But is it simply luck? At work on The Inbestigators We met in offices behind a nondescript door devoid of signage that is home to their prolific production company Gristmill. And in a room dominated by a whiteboard we sat around the table and had a lengthy, generously honest chat. I hope you enjoy listening to my conversation with Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope. 

<h1>Making Art – Episode 09</h1> <h4>Robyn Butler &amp; Wayne Hope</h4> Episode Released 17th July 2020 What qualities are desirable if you want to succeed in the arts? It’s an interesting question that for some reason has a habit of throwing up some rather abstract responses. Whenever the question gets posed it seems to encourage people to go off on the most extraordinary tangents for reasons known only to themselves. A colleague of mine remembers that when she was considering the visual arts she asked someone what they thought and was simply told “you’re going to be poor until you’re dead and then you’ll be famous.” Which is not exactly advice per se despite the fact that in some cases it’s actually true. I’m pleased to say she did become a visual artist and quite a successful one at that. Budding musicians on the other hand are regularly given warnings about the dangers of imbibing illicit substances. “Stay away from the drugs” they say. Sound advice for anyone really but as another friend of mine pointed out, the cocaine tends to come after you’ve achieved success, not as you’re searching for it. Luck is always high on the list of attributes one gets told they should aspire to but frankly, telling someone that they need to be lucky is, well, let’s just say it’s not really practical guidance. You can learn to sing but can you learn to be lucky? The couple at work I was told that if I wanted to be a successful actor there were 10 books that I must read and that I should always dress like someone’s watching. I won’t bore you with the entire catalogue but I will say one was War and Peace and the others were in a similar vein. I will also happily confess that I am still to read Tolstoy’s weighty tome although I did have a copy of it on my bookshelf for many years until guilt forced me to give it away. Dress? I dress like a 58 year old and have since I was 20. Over the years I’ve come to understand that the most valuable qualities one can have as an artist are those human qualities at the giving end of the spectrum. Openness, generosity, compassion and patience. If you throw in commitment, courage and drive you might just get somewhere. And when you sit down with Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope that’s exactly what you see. The couple met as actors on a TV show in the late 90’s. Robyn, at the time a single mother, was initially wary of a relationship but Wayne gently persisted, they fell in love, married and in 2004 with a digital camera purchased from Tandy Electronics and a boom pole made from the leg of a camp stretcher they produced, wrote, directed and acted in their very first, very much hand-made TV series Stories from the Golf. A fine example of courage and commitment that brought them a little luck. Thirteen 5 minute episodes were produced which took them 5 minutes over the one hour of produced television drama required to apply to Film Victoria for development funding. An opportunity they seized with all four hands. It all began with Stories from the Golf Since then they have produced two daughters and their drive and commitment has seen them create a string of hit television series including The Librarians, Upper Middle Bogan, Very Small Business and Little Lunch. Their latest effort is a children’s detective series set in a Melbourne primary school and as luck would have it, straight out of the box, The Inbestigators has received overwhelming critical acclaim and become a bona fide international hit, seen in over 150 countries. But is it simply luck? At work on The Inbestigators We met in offices behind a nondescript door devoid of signage that is home to their prolific production company Gristmill. And in a room dominated by a whiteboard we sat around the table and had a lengthy, generously honest chat. I hope you enjoy listening to my conversation with Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope.

09 Robyn Butler & Wayne Hope

Joining John on this episode are Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope, neither of whom know who is claimed to have said: “Doctor Livingstone, I presume." But then, who does know that? Plenty of bonus points on offer in this quiz. And sometimes you find that the first thing that pops into your head is the correct answer... but also, sometimes you're way off. What word denotes both a bureaucrat of imperial China and a kind of citrus fruit? What country uses the internet domain extension fj? and which city was the first to host the Olympic Games outside of Europe and North America?

Joining John on this episode are Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope, neither of whom know who is claimed to have said: “Doctor Livingstone, I presume." But then, who does know that? Plenty of bonus points on offer in this quiz. And sometimes you find that the first thing that pops into your head is the correct answer... but also, sometimes you're way off. What word denotes both a bureaucrat of imperial China and a kind of citrus fruit? What country uses the internet domain extension fj? and which city was the first to host the Olympic Games outside of Europe and North America?

Episode 14. Don't Overthink It with Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope

Join host Laura Turner and her guest actor, writer, director and producer Robyn Butler, star of The Librarians &amp; Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation and co-creator of Upper Middle Bogan.  To see videos of our guests head to the Tobin Brothers Funerals Facebook page.

Join host Laura Turner and her guest actor, writer, director and producer Robyn Butler, star of The Librarians &amp; Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation and co-creator of Upper Middle Bogan.  To see videos of our guests head to the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TobinBrothersFunerals/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tobin Brothers Funerals Facebook page.</a>

Robyn Butler's Great Australian Life

Upper Middle Bogan. Little Lunch. The Librarians. Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope are two of the most prolific creators in the film industry. From Stories From The Golf, The Librarians, Very Small Business, through to Upper Middle Bogan, and Little Lunch, the couple have created some truly iconic Australian television. 

Upper Middle Bogan. Little Lunch. The Librarians. Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope are two of the most prolific creators in the film industry. From Stories From The Golf, The Librarians, Very Small Business, through to Upper Middle Bogan, and Little Lunch, the couple have created some truly iconic Australian television.

E100 | Robyn Butler + Wayne Hope (Creators)

Robyn on jealousy, mother's guilt and hanging out with Ellen and Portia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Robyn Butler On The Couch

The Ethnic Dollar, Books on Trampolines and Pigs in Fridges. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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