Celina Biniaz was born in Krakow, Poland on May 28 1931. She is one of the last living survivors of Schindler’s List – the list of 1098 Jewish men, women and children who, more than 72 years ago, were saved from the Nazis and the Holocaust largely due to the...
For the second time in as many months we welcome back Kale Brock to 100 Not Out, just hours after back-to-back sold-out premieres of his documentary The Gut Movie. The realisation of a major life’s dream is a great talking point on this episode, as is the power of...
In this episode, we cross over to the States because one of the year’s most anticipated Documentaries has recently been released around the Globe the HEAL, and it focuses on a topic dear to our hearts on 100 Not Out. The Documentary is called HEAL and has been...
On this episode, we discuss the easily-lost element of any successful career – a successful apprenticeship. Behind every apprenticeship is a student willing to learn and a mentor willing to teach. Unfortunately, many aspiring entrepreneurs, business owners and...
Do you exercise because you don’t like your body image? Do you exercise to avoid shaming yourself? Carl Hammington, host of BestMe Radio on The Wellness Couch, joins us to discuss body image amongst a range of other topics. Carl runs HealthFit Collective in...
An entertaining, inspiring and enthralling episode of 100 Not Out for you this week (well at least we think so). Dr Barry Rushton has been a chiropractor for almost 40 years. He has 9 children (one of whom Damian studied with in New Zealand), has had a successful...
The idea of a sugar tax has hit Australia, following in the footsteps of countries including Great Britain, Fiji, Belgium, France and parts of the USA. But is a Sugar tax the answer to our obesity problem here in Australia? You know where we are going with this. Of...
November is a big month in the wellnessphere with the release of Kale Brock’s first documentary The Gut Movie. Having travelled all the way to the African country of Namibia to film The Gut Movie, Kale shares with us what he learnt and experienced whilst staying...
The research on coffee, wine and chocolate is by no means providing people with any clarity on whether these foods are healthy or not. This article provides little hope for clarity on wine, whilst chocolate and coffee benefits also seem to fluctuate in the research...
Daniel Angelini worked in the IT industry for 12 years and some of the biggest companies in Australia including Telstra, ANZ and more recently at Uber. Daniel Angelini sat working for at least 12 hours per day, and after he and other family members experienced back...
Damian recently attended an evening on dealing with children and technology. On this episode we broaden the discussion around keeping-up with technology as we get older (and the consequences if we do not). Damian takes us through a chronological journey of the way...
Mozart’s dad Leopold was completely against Mozart becoming a composer. Charles Darwin’s dad was dead against Darwin’s fascination with collecting specimens. He didn’t believe there was any career for it. Here sit just two examples of two incredible people whose...