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Take off your sunglasses indoors… unless you’re hiding a drug addiction?! Says Triple M’s Margaux Parker.
Oh, and maybe don’t Zoom your way through your KPI meeting in the gym… just a thought! Host Jodie Bache-McLean joins Margaux to discuss the difference between manners evolving, and where they’ve been thrown out the window altogether.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Keeping your hat or sunnies on indoors isn’t something Gen Z can get behind either, says model and Occupational Therapy student Grace Hayden. It’s just a big, fat NOOOOOO.
As Gracie hops into the hot-seat with host Jodie Bache-McLean, she reveals her expert timing tips for maximum respectfulness.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
Produced by The Podcast Boss
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Embrace the honesty, as Brisbane’s Lady Mayoress Nina Schrinner shares her manners missteps, hacks and top tips for making a good impression…. and apologises to anyone she’s ever offended with a stray ‘darling’.
Join host Jodie Bache-McLean as she talks her way into one of Nina’s much-loved, hand-written letters (but she better not expect it too soon!)
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Get the lowdown from model, poet, actor and indigenous educator, Guyala Bayles, as she argues that even the beautiful people don’t get a free pass on sunglasses indoors.
Discover why gratitude should be everyone’s priority and why you should never, ever unleash the ‘hun’ on social media.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Master networker or manners aficionado? Bonus Episode with Steve Haddan
When old-style courtesies can get you into hot water, it’s a matter of reading the room, says comedian, sports journalist and author Steve Haddan.
But let’s be under no illusions here, there can also be an ulterior motive to good manners … it’s all part of the hustle!
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Discover Dianne Cant OAM’s etiquette absolutes, as she shares highlights from a lifelong love of manners with host Jodie Bache-McLean.
Dianne reveals why beautiful gestures should always be acknowledged, and cautions against the most obnoxious modern habits (spoiler alert – if you’re on the escalator at David Jones, you might want to put your phone away now).
About your guest, Dianne Cant
Dianne has 55 years’ experience instigating and developing formats for Australia’s Fashion Industry, in awards programmes, fashion shows, personal styling, models, retailers, education, fashion design students, events and private clients. She also held the position of Fashion Manager of the RAQ Fashion Design Awards for 29 years and later the NRA Australian Fashion Design Awards as shown on Channel 9 and Channel 7 over the three decades of these major fashion events. As the lead fashion/style educator for June Dally-Watkins, Modelling and Deportment school for 52 years, there is no one more suited to discuss all things fashion with!
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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There’s no room for doubt in this hot-seat episode, as TV’s Damien Anthony Rossi delivers his verdict on Jodie Bache-McLean’s manners quiz.
According to Mr Hollywood in Oz, certain things are just unacceptable, unless you’re Alex Perry. And elevator etiquette? Well, that’s a whole other episode!
About your guest, Damien Anthony Rossi
Known as Mr Hollywood in Oz, charismatic media personality Damien Anthony Rossi first arrived in Brisbane from his hometown of Los Angeles in 1990 and has since worn many hats professionally. Originally a film and television Casting Director with his company Rossi Casting Group, Damien made the move to the other side of the camera in 2002 as a TV Presenter for Channel 7 which ultimately led to becoming a cast member on the network’s popular weekly travel/lifestyle program The Great South East. In 2009, Rossi took over the reins of The Sunday Mail’s iconic social pages reporting on Queensland’s biggest and best events and continued in this role until the demise of the social pages due to COVID in 2020. Damien currently serves as the Brisbane Social Editor for the new Gold Coast Magazine which debuted in July 2021.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Join gal pals Jodie Bache-McLean and emotional fitness expert, Cynthia Morton, as they talk etiquette ideals versus how we REALLY behave.
Find out how Cynthia sidesteps a forgotten name (when Jodie isn’t around to save her bacon), the modern habits that make her a ‘bit scratchy’ … and whether the rules are different for husbands.
About your guest, Cynthia Morton:For the past two decades, Cynthia’s nationally award-winning Emotional Fitness techniques have earned the following recognition. A Pride of Australia Medal , An Australian of The Year Award, An Award of Distinction for Services to Humanity, The Prime Ministers Award for outstanding contribution in drug and alcohol endeavours.
She is not only a successful published Australian author of six books she also works nationally one on one with private clients as well as offering Emotional Fitness workshops, Body Love Classes and keynote addresses. Cynthia has also been a regular guest on Channel 9’s new series Destination Happiness and back in the year 2000 in the early days of her career, she was a panellist on a midday TV show called Beauty and The Beast along with Ita Buttrose and Lisa Wilkinson sharing her Emotional Fitness tips or Australian viewers.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management:
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
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What are you hiding behind those sunglasses?!
Tune in as Australia’s matriarch of manners, Jodie Bache-McLean, puts writer and journalist Lisa Clifford - daughter of the one and only June Dally-Watkins - in the etiquette hot seat.
Find out how a smile and a squeeze can get you out of many a tight spot, and why every meal (however unseasoned!) deserves our wholehearted appreciation.
About your guest, Lisa Clifford:
Lisa Clifford grew up in Sydney. She moved to Italy when she was sixteen and returned to Australia after winning a scholarship to the Australian, Film, Television and Radio School. Following a career in journalism that includes reporting for 2GB, Mix FM and Channel 10 news, Lisa was associate producer of Channel 10 Late News. Throughout her career, she continued to travel to Italy, corresponding for 2UE, ABC’s Radio National and the Voice of America News Service. Lisa contributes opinion pieces, guides and lifestyle articles on Italy to The Australian, The Australian Financial Review, Gourmet Traveller and a range of other magazines and newspapers. She is the author of Walking Sydney, The Promise - an Italian Romance, Death in the Mountains (winner of the Victorian Premier’s Award for writing about Italians) and Naples – A Way of Love (Australian Illustrated Book of the Year Award). Lisa lives in Florence, Italy.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management:
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
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"I said pet, I said love, I said please."
Quirk of personality, social misstep or downright rude? Join Australia’s grand dame of etiquette, Jodie Bache-Mclean as she puts the frocking fabulous Leigh Buchanan on the spot.
Discover why being hit by a bus can come in handy and what can happen when a ‘darl’ goes wrong… as Jodie and Leigh put a rude world to rights!
About your guest Leigh Buchanan:Leigh Buchanan became runner-up of the inaugural season of Project Runway Australia following 2 decades of fashion industry experience, graduating from Mt Gravatt TAFE's illustrious fashion college and working for some of the biggest names in the business.
Transitioning into theatre wardrobe and costume design in 2012, Leigh quickly established them-self as an in-demand talent, collaborating with numerous companies including Queensland Theatre, La Boite Theatre Co, Shake & Stir, Victorian Opera, La Boite and Opera Queensland.
Production highlights include costume design for Lady Beatle (The Little Red Company), Dracula and Wuthering Heights (shake & stir theatre co), Spring Awakening (Oscar Theatre Co); and creating costumes for productions including Queensland Theatre’s Ladies in Black [Helpmann and Greenroom Award-nominated for costumes], The Wider Earth, Brisbane, Romeo & Juliet and more.
Leigh’s film and television credits include creating costumes for Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis (2022 - 6 time Academy Award winner Catherine Martin), Leah Purcell’s - The Drover’s Wife (2021 Tess Schofield), Aquaman (2018 Kym Barrett) and Netflix series’ (Tidelands and God’s Favourite Idiot), dressing names including Melissa McCarthy, Emmanuelle Beart (My Mistress with Angus Strathie), Rebecca Gibney (Wanted), Tina Arena, Penelope Cruz, Amber Heard, Elsa Pataky, Meow Meow, Rhonda Burchmore and many more.
Following the success of Project Runway, Leigh’s D-grade celebrity led to appearances on Adam Hills’ In Gordon St Tonight, writing fashion columns for print media, a weekly radio show co-hosting with Meshel Laurie and his own stage debut in his sold-out cabaret show “The Devil Wears Leigh Buchanan” December 2014 at the Brisbane Powerhouse and again, back by popular demand, in June 2017 at Queensland Cabaret Festival.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management:
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
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“Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” Matthew 7:12
Let’s face it, the Kardashians aren’t famous for their winning personalities, and their millions of followers aren’t subscribed to see if Kris Jenner has taught all her children the correct table manners (although, seeing Kendall handle that knife was quite concerning). If we know that a high number of online followers will boost your real-life profile, exactly how high is the fall from the top if you say or do something out of your followers' favour?
Join Jodie and our guest Margaux Parker as we discuss all things online etiquette, from the art of the perfect unfollow, airbrushing and what this projection of “perfection” is really saying to our kids.
“Do unto to others as you would have them do unto you” Matthew 7:12 - 4:14 “You never feel bad about giving” - 05:24 “Those who matter don’t mind, and those you mind don’t matter.” Bernard Baruch - 07:39 How do we teach children not to worry about what other people think? - 11:20 Social media, you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. - 12:10 Living in fear of your reputation - 15:28 The difference of opinions - 18:09 “Social media has given people the platform to be opinionated” - 18:49 Modern standards of beauty - 19:53 “Aspiring to be the best version of ourselves” - 21:38 Teaching kids to love themselves - 23:04 Focusing on FEELING good - 26:08 The importance of language - 30:18 Teaching young men etiquette - 31:59 The art of conversation - 34:24 “It’s the little things - 35:55 A Social Media Humble Brag - 41:19 The best way to “Unfollow” - 41:57 Airbrushing - 43:50 The comparison - 46:24 “It’s really tricked up” - 48:21 The “foodstagram” scenario - 50:15 Minefield of Manners - 51:20 Manners as a superpower - 57:56 Boomer vs Gen X Being kind in the face of ignorance - 01:02:10 Parting notes - 01:06:00About our Guest
Strong, fierce and full of flare. Triple Ms Breakfast Host, Margaux Parker, brings an authentic flair to South East Queensland’s local breakfast show. Already a veteran of the Brisbane social scene, Margaux has announced herself as an in-demand media identity since the retirement of her husband, former Brisbane Bronco, QLD and Australian rugby league legend, Corey. A queen of social media and a proud mother of four kids under the age of 12, the Logan local is as comfortable on the red carpet as she is in a pair of uggs at school drop-off. Margaux brings a powerful presence to a studio of big personalities and has undoubtedly been embraced by the Brisbane audiences.
About our Host.
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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What we do, how we act, where we come from, those are factors that affect the way we are perceived, and Gen z’s are experts at crafting their best selves on social media, but because social media is a medium most Boomers don't fully comprehend, is it distorting their perception of Gen Z’s?
Join Jodie and Grace Hayden as we discuss all things intergenerational behaviours and the modern social media landscape.
“The voice of Gen Z” -1:32 Asking permission - 3:34 Being Matt Hayden’s daughter - 4:37 “Leave a room the same, if not better than the state in which you entered.” - 7:04 How do you remain authentic on social media? - 09:03 “Influencer” is an awkward word - 12:39 Balance - 14:18Understanding the new culture - 15:24The “Me” Generation 19:44 Having boundaries - 23:38 Power of perception - 24:55 “The phone is here to stay” - 27:21 Is gen Z more resilient? - 30:19 Being genuine - 31:58 Snowflakes - 35:31 Human connection - 37:56 Are Gen Z’s snowflakes? - 40:18 Where do manners fit in the jigsaw? - 45:02Minding your own business - 47:14Link
Kiss bow handshake
https://www.amazon.com/Kiss-Bow-Shake-Hands-Bestselling/dp/1593373686
About your guest
Grace Hayden is a professional model with Chic Brisbane Management and is also studying Occupational Therapy. Grace says that growing up with the surname ‘Hayden’ has been something that she’s always been extremely proud and privileged to own. However, it has come with its unique set of challenges both internally and externally. These same challenges have forced Grace to grow, to understand the power of fighting hard for what you want while continuing to live a healthy, active, and purposeful life.
The last two years have taught Grace to expect the unexpected and she plans to continue to grow and in doing so share her story to help inspire others and make an impact on their life.
About your Host
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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“Manners are the sensitive awareness of the feelings of others” - Emily Post
As William Shakespeare wrote, “What’s in a name?”. We’ve all experienced going up to greet someone only to realise that we’ve forgotten their name; but, if this person has a title, in which situations are we expected to use it?
Join Jodie as we ask Lady Mayoress, Nina Schrinner, all things respect, kindness and etiquette when it comes to talking to people of importance and how she teaches manners and etiquette to her children whilst still having time to do everything else.
Madam Mayoress? - 1:28:31 “Manners are the sensitive awareness of the feelings of others” - 05:03Is it really hard to show consideration and kindness? The title, Lady Mayoress and the Lord Mayor’s Charitable trust - 08:51 Seeing behind the curtain - 13:44Being in a position to pay it forward - 15:01 Motherhood - 17:15 Brushing up on etiquette understanding - 19:24 Dame Quentin Bryce - 20:02 “I am not greater than, I am not less than, I am equal” - 22:19 Senator George Brandis - 22:46 “Have you ever corrected anyone?” - 23:44 Being polite in different cultures - 25:18 “The hardest job kids face today is learning good manners without seeing any” - Fred Astaire - 29:26 How does Nina do it? - 30:26 Discipline should not be given without love - 32:00 Prince Louie’s Tantrum - 32:20 The importance of a name - 35:30 Teaching children etiquette - 37:23 Teaching children kindness - 39:07 “We don’t take ourselves very seriously” - 42:20Quick Links
Quentin Bryce
https://www.gg.gov.au/biography-honourable-dame-quentin-bryce-ad-cvo
Senator George Brandis
https://www.aph.gov.au/Senators_and_Members/Parliamentarian?MPID=008W7
Queensland Government Protocol
https://www.premiers.qld.gov.au/publications/categories/guides/state-protocols.aspx
Kiss bow handshake
https://www.amazon.com/Kiss-Bow-Shake-Hands-Bestselling/dp/1593373686
God of all the small things
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9777.The_God_of_Small_Things
About your Guest, Lady Mayoress Nina Shrinner
Nina is a mother of four, a lawyer and former special advisor to the Federal Attorney General.
She was born in Queensland and has spent most of her life living in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs. Nina has a real passion for people and loves the opportunity to provide encouragement and support for the fantastic work being done by charities across Brisbane. Like her husband Adrian, she believes that the sign of a strong, healthy city is a city with a big heart.
As the Chair of the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust, Nina is devoted to ensuring the Trust not only continues supporting grassroots charities that are having such a big impact on our community but also enhancing Brisbane’s reputation as a friendly and compassionate city that will host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
About your Host, Jodie Bache McLean
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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“Think Bimbi, only see Bimbi, only speak Bimbi and Bimbi heart.” - Maureen Watson, Proud Birri Gubba Woman.
How often were you told as a child, “don’t ask questions because it’s rude”. Is that still true? How are we expected to learn about different cultures, races and fellow human beings if we don’t ask questions? If etiquette in essence is about being kind and considerate, is there a kind and considerate way to ask questions about someone’s heritage?Join us as Jodie asks Guyala Bayles, a proud Birri Gubba and Wonnarua model, poet and actor, how to respectfully ask questions about race and culture in Australia.
Episode Highlights
Guyala’s passion - 02:10 Acknowledging our elders - 03:35 It’s good to be uncomfortable - 06:07 “Think good, see good, only speak good and have a good heart” - 07:36 The Bimbi Poem - 09:15 “There’s always a possibility” - 10:05 “ I wanted to be an inspiration to someone” - 13:53 What does an Australian Model look like? - 14:24 “Call me Guyala” - 16:49 Giving Guyala free reign - 18:01 Do you think racism is getting better in this country? - 27:46 The solution starts in schools - 29:14 More diversity - 30:20 The Black Lives Matter aftermath- 31:09 “If you want to create real change in this industry and country then I’m happy to work with you” - 32:06 What is the message Guyala wants to send out? 33:42 What kind of ancestor will you be? - 35:13 What does the next five years have in store? - 38:04Episode Links
The Bimbi Poem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OGqXbKR1Ts
6 Festivals
https://www.6festivals.com/
About your Guest, Guyala Bayles
Guyala Bayles is a Birri Gubba and Wonnarua model, actress and poet, signed to Chic Management. She is a passionate multidisciplinary artist who speaks openly about her experiences to break the stereotypes around Aboriginality. She uses her experiences, that have impacted her and continues to shape her into the woman she is today to powerfully express herself through spoken word and uses her public platform and voice to shed light on issues affecting First Nations people and the injustices of this world.
About your Host, Jodie Bache McLean
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.Produced by The Podcast Boss
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“Good Manners, Dress Well and do Everything Properly” - Dick Reynolds
We’re all guilty of doing something we shouldn’t have, and in that same vein, we’ve also all watched numerous sporting scandals play out like they’re Oscar Nominated Films. But, in the midst of these controversies, are we at fault for judging? Or is the subject’s poor decision-making to blame? If we’re all trying our best to use good manners and be polite, who is really at fault? While bad behaviour is not a new phenomenon, why is it so pertinent in the current media landscape (and often more talked about than the game itself)?
Join Steve Haddan and Jodie as we discuss how problematic the sporting culture really is and if perhaps we are expecting too much of our young players.
“Steve, what can we do?” - 03:09 “We’re all quick to judge” - 04:06 “Good manners, dress well and do everything properly” - Dick Reynolds - 05:48 People that move with grace - 09:03 “What can we do to help them?” - 10:21 Are we expecting too much? - 11:40 Nothing will get you further than politeness and manners - 12:38 “You’ve got to see how it reverberates with other people.” - 13:13 “We’ve all been stupid and done something.” - 14:10 Going back to Dick’s mantra. - 14:28 K.I.S.S - 15:17 Do fans have short memories? - 15:40 The vaping scandal - 17:10 “We love a scandal.” - 17:49Who gets into the most strife? - 18:15 “Keep your head down, and keep your eye on the ball” - 19:53 The Leeway - 20:27 Gladiators and Gentlemen - 21:07 But what about the women? - 22:11 Keeping them in check - 24:40 Social media - 24:50 “Naughty little boys”- 26:09 “Bad behaviour is not a new phenomenon” - 27:33 The theatre of sport - 27:55 Which sport has the worst reputation? - 30:09 The role models - 31:17 How do we fix it? - 32:43 “You wear many hats, Steve” - 34:37 “You can’t make fun of people” - 37:39 Reading the room - 38:04 The power of a thank you note - 38:30 The Greatest Game, 116 seasons of National Rugby League. - 43:24We’re all guilty of doing something we shouldn’t have, and in that same vein, we’ve also all watched numerous sporting scandals play out like they’re Oscar Nominated Films. But, in the midst of these controversies, are we at fault for judging? Or is the subject’s poor decision-making to blame? If we’re all trying our best to use good manners and be polite, who is really at fault? While bad behaviour is not a new phenomenon, why is it so pertinent in the current media landscape (and often more talked about than the game itself)?
Join Steve Haddan and Jodie as we discuss how problematic the sporting culture really is and if perhaps we are expecting too much of our young players.
Links
My Life - Wally Lewis https://www.booktopia.com.au/my-life-wally-lewis-haddan-lewis/book/9780995351219.html?source=pla&gclid=CjwKCAjwvNaYBhA3EiwACgndgpIYAh-KjZc1jbeTJt6zhj8Ri6KzxGdzfQmivbZNx0wR3ELpAgpbLhoCmxcQAvD_BwE
https://www.stevehaddan.com.au/
About your guest, Steve Haddan
Steve Haddan has built a reputation for excellence across the widest range of skills and disciplines. As a comedian, he has forged enduring relationships with the movers and shakers of corporate Australia who’ve acknowledged Steve as the go-to man when the job has to be done, with class. His 20-year stint as an on-air presenter and sports journalist with the Nine Network was an accomplishment of which he is immensely proud, so too his achievements as a best-selling author and award-winning radio host.
Steve is a creative thinker, proactive, and a team player who with dedication and empathy has forged a richly textured and eclectic career.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
About your host, Jodie Bache-Mclean
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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“Dressing well is a form of Good Manners” - Tom Ford
Join Jodie and Dianne Cant as we dissect how synonymous good style is with good taste, and how to avoid being rude by committing a fashion faux pas!
Australian Order of Merit - 1:56 Wearing it with Pride - 03:36 “Dressing well is a form of good manners” - 6:49 Meeting Valentino - 08:08 And Ralph Lauren! - 12:08 Etiquette and snobbery - 13:01 “Good taste before fashion” - 14:52 How not to be a fashion victim - 15:08 Fashion Faux Pa’s - 17:34 Do people follow dress codes anymore? -19:55 Dress codes VS dress standards. - 20:41 Dressing for success - 23:54 Why do we need a Dress Code? - 28:16 Post COVID fashion - 30:27 “There was a time when we weren’t allowed to wear pants” - 32:58 What constitutes being rude? - 34:58Can you wear white to a wedding? - 35:48 Queensland - the capital of casual - 38:54 “You can dress down and get away with it” - 41:06 Are corporate standards a thing of the past? - 44:06 Fake it until you make it? - 46:02 Looking professional - 47:11
Where is the line between etiquette and snobbery, and how much of that has to do with what we wear? Whilst we all live in a time where people make a judgement about us within the first seven seconds of meeting - how much weight does each outfit hold? And what’s the difference between having a good style and following the trends?
About your guest, Dianne CantDianne has 55 years’ experience instigating and developing formats for Australia’s Fashion Industry, in awards programmes, fashion shows, personal styling, models, retailers, education, fashion design students, events and private clients. She also held the position of Fashion Manager of the RAQ Fashion Design Awards for 29 years and later the NRA Australian Fashion Design Awards as shown on Channel 9 and Channel 7 over the three decades of these major fashion events. As the lead fashion/style educator for June Dally-Watkins, Modelling and Deportment school for 52 years, there is no one more suited to discuss all things fashion with!
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Join Jodie and Damien Anthony Rossi as we discuss etiquette superpowers, masculinity in manners and the other “C word”.
Are people born good? Or do they have goodness thrust upon them? Whilst we tend to not wake up in the morning with the goal to be rude to people, some of us are guilty of ghosting that one person you don’t want to speak to at the supermarket... Whilst we can assume that the majority of us are trying our best to be polite, what about chivalry? As society’s understanding of Gender expands, is there still a place for chivalry in a post #metoo world? Or is it well and truly dead?
“They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” - 02:09 Feeling good about yourself - 04:25 The “Quintessential Gentleman” 04:58 Being the best person you can be - 07:58 “We’re not born with the instincts to be kind and courteous” 08:28 The superpower - 09:15 Masculinity in manners - 14:00 “The other C word” - 14:27 “Why do we do that?” - 18:03 “Feminism VS Chivalry” 21:13 Extending courtesy to anyone 24:20 50:50 - 25:49 #metoo - 27:47 Losing the connection - 29:42 The Fundamental Why - 30:05About your guest, Damien Anthony Rossi
Known as Mr Hollywood in Oz, charismatic media personality Damien Anthony Rossi first arrived in Brisbane from his hometown of Los Angeles in 1990 and has since worn many hats professionally. Originally a film and television Casting Director with his company Rossi Casting Group, Damien made the move to the other side of the camera in 2002 as a TV Presenter for Channel 7 which ultimately led to becoming a cast member on the network’s popular weekly travel/lifestyle program The Great South East. In 2009, Rossi took over the reins of The Sunday Mail’s iconic social pages reporting on Queensland’s biggest and best events and continued in this role until the demise of the social pages due to COVID in 2020. Damien currently serves as the Brisbane Social Editor for the new Gold Coast Magazine which debuted in July 2021.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
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Join Jodie and Cynthia Morton as we discuss the need for humanity above etiquette and decide whether there are times when rudeness is acceptable. When we know that so much of what was expected of women in the 40’s and 50’s was to “smile” and “be polite.” we ask the question, is that robotic behaviour? And how much of our society's attempt at “people pleasing” is actually pleasing people?
Today’s episode of What Would June Dally Watkins do reflects on the day when Grace Tame broke the internet - not with a scandal, but with a scowl. If it’s true that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, why was she vilified by the press? Today’s guest, Cynthia Morton, an Australian of the Year Award winner and nationally award winning writer, dissects the effect of trauma on politeness and the importance of being kind to yourself first.
Episode Highlights
“To thine own self be true” - William Shakespeare - 2:35.46 The Grace Tame “scowl” - 5:10.93 The Australian of the Year award - 5:36.95 “Emotional Fitness” - 6:16.59 “Deliciously, naughty girls” - 6:56.33The Drop in Center - 08:06.32“There is a time and place for manners, and sensitivity.” - 9:15.45 Humanity above etiquette - 9:46.59 “Miss Dally would have thought, she shouldn’t have done that.” FOAR - 12:22.38 To be a Lady - 13:12.04Getting the job done. - 14:32.46 Getting off the horse 16:13.86 “Get curious not furious” 18:45.28 There’s a time and place. - 19:15.55 Calm Assertion. - 19:42. 82Marion Williamson - 20:45.77 “Grace was angry” - 21:46.86 The word, “No” - 23:07.85 JOMO - 24:33.82 “Sorry” - 25:53.17 Cynthia’s new “Book Child” - 29:44.99 “Some people are so poor all they have is Money.” - 32:11.30 Brene Brown, “BIG” - 32:58.86 Articulations - 33:46.60Link
Marion Williamson
https://marianne.com/
Brene Brown
https://brenebrown.com/
Jeff Brown - Articulations
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60504658-hearticulations
About your guest, Cynthia Morton:
For the past two decades Cynthia’s nationally award winning Emotional Fitness techniques have earned the following recognition. A Pride of Australia Medal , An Australian of The Year Award, An Award of Distinction for Services to Humanity, The Prime Ministers Award for outstanding contribution in drug and alcohol endeavours.
She is not only a successful published Australian author of six books she also works nationally one on one with private clients as well as offering Emotional Fitness workshops, Body Love Classes and keynote addresses. Cynthia has also been a regular guest on Channel 9’s new series Destination Happiness and back in the year 2000 in the early days of her career, she was a panellist on a midday TV show called Beauty and The Beast along with Ita Buttrose and Lisa Wilkinson sharing her Emotional Fitness tips or Australian viewers.
https://cynthiamorton.com/
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management:
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
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Join Jodie and Lisa Clifford as we unpack the need for universal kindness and patience. Good manners and etiquette are universal. Or are they? With frequent cross-continental travel, increasing awareness of different cultures and our ability to talk to anyone at any time - are good manners still a unifying force? Or are they isolating us from different cultures?
In this episode of What Would June Dally Watkins Do? We are joined by Lisa Clifford, a celebrated writer and journalist and June Dally Watkins’ daughter. Today, Lisa talks to us about Miss Dally’s early life, how her humble beginnings formed her determination to teach etiquette to women from all walks of life, and how her ambition saw her leave behind a romance with famous actor Gregory Peck to return to Australia to start her Personal Development school. Touching on the “stigma” of being a “Dally’s Girl”, Lisa also takes us through what it was like to grow up with such a highly respected mother and what Miss Dally’s key message to young people would be today (besides moisturising your elbows of course!).
Episode highlights:
“The Fundamental ingredients that define a genuine civilization are…” - 02:18:32 Can grace be woven into good manners and etiquette - 03:47:59 Is there an advantage to being June Dally Watkins’ daughter? - 04:55:17 “Knowing good manners is accepting that others don’t” - 09:35:42 Good manners across cultures - 10:33:81 Leo’s first date - 11:49:81 “Learning by example” - 12:13:24 Manners as a sign of weakness? - 13:32.25 “A global understanding of patience and consideration” - 16:26.48 Advocating for a smile - 17:28.80 “The Joy Fairy” - 18:27.76 Can a smile be seen as a weakness? - 19:17.28 How much does “opportunity” have to do with manners? - 21:11.54 School of deportment - 24:24.33The June Dally Watkins “Brainwashing” - 26:07.57 “She’d be the first person to say I was a crap wife” - 28:31.13The June Dally Watkins “stigma” - 29:53.35“Get out there, girl!” - 30:20.72 “Does it matter where you come from, what your background is?” 34:17.87 “How do you switch the switch that says you are beautiful?” 35:03:47 Social Media -38.12.81 “The Etiquette Police” - 41:02.47 How we treat each other matters - 42:07.04Links from the episode:
The Secrets Behind My Smile by June Dally-Watkins | Goodreads
http://www.lisacliffordwriter.com/
About your guest, Lisa Clifford:Lisa Clifford grew up in Sydney. She moved to Italy when she was sixteen and returned to Australia after winning a scholarship to the Australian, Film, Television and Radio School. Following a career in journalism that includes reporting for 2GB, Mix FM and Channel 10 news, Lisa was associate producer of Channel 10 Late News. Throughout her career, she continued to travel to Italy, corresponding for 2UE, ABC’s Radio National and the Voice of America News Service. Lisa contributes opinion pieces, guides and lifestyle articles on Italy to The Australian, The Australian Financial Review, Gourmet Traveller and a range of other magazines and newspapers. She is the author of Walking Sydney, The Promise - an Italian Romance, Death in the Mountains (winner of the Victorian Premier’s Award for writing about Italians) and Naples – A Way of Love (Australian Illustrated Book of the Year Award). Lisa lives in Florence, Italy.
About your host, Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management:
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
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In this episode of What Would June Dally Watkins Do? we are joined by Leigh Buchanan.
Leigh is renowned for his style and finesse and you will definitely recognise him from his days on Project Runway. But, did you know as well as his incredible fashion sense, Leigh also has an eye for impeccable table manners?
Today we chat all things ‘dining etiquette’ discussing the implications of a cutlery faux pas, whether it is polite to talk at the table, the significance of breaking bread with your hands and of course ‘What Would June Dally Watkins Do?’.
Episode highlights:
Where did the name come from? - 01:22:64 “To use bad taste, you have to know the rules of good taste” - 02:36:20 Is what fork we use important? - 04:41:83 What would Queen Victoria do? - 05:24:92 Is it rude to talk while dining? - 08:30:24 Why do we break bread with our hands? - 13:00:81 Origins of table etiquette - 18:40:59 The Table Manner Fundamentals - 20:35:49 What if you don’t know the rules? - 22:17:46 The Dining Table Debate - 24:16:66 English Etiquette Vs American Etiquette - 25:31:69 What really offends Leigh? - 28:49:80 What really offends Jodie? -34:53:62Link from the episode:
You can contact Leigh on LinkedIn:https://au.linkedin.com/in/leigh-buchanan-a3890b24
About your guest Leigh Buchanan:
Leigh Buchanan became runner-up of the inaugural season of Project Runway Australia following 2 decades of fashion industry experience, graduating from Mt Gravatt TAFE's illustrious fashion college and working for some of the biggest names in the business.
Transitioning into theatre wardrobe and costume design in 2012, Leigh quickly established them-self as an in-demand talent, collaborating with numerous companies including Queensland Theatre, La Boite Theatre Co, Shake & Stir, Victorian Opera, La Boite and Opera Queensland.
Production highlights include costume design for Lady Beatle (The Little Red Company), Dracula and Wuthering Heights (shake & stir theatre co), Spring Awakening (Oscar Theatre Co); and creating costumes for productions including Queensland Theatre’s Ladies in Black [Helpmann and Greenroom Award-nominated for costumes], The Wider Earth, Brisbane, Romeo & Juliet and more.
Leigh’s film and television credits include creating costumes for Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis (2022 - 6 time Academy Award winner Catherine Martin), Leah Purcell’s - The Drover’s Wife (2021 Tess Schofield), Aquaman (2018 Kym Barrett) and Netflix series’ (Tidelands and God’s Favourite Idiot), dressing names including Melissa McCarthy, Emmanuelle Beart (My Mistress with Angus Strathie), Rebecca Gibney (Wanted), Tina Arena, Penelope Cruz, Amber Heard, Elsa Pataky, Meow Meow, Rhonda Burchmore and many more.
Following the success of Project Runway, Leigh’s D-grade celebrity led to appearances on Adam Hills’ In Gordon St Tonight, writing fashion columns for print media, a weekly radio show co-hosting with Meshel Laurie and his own stage debut in his sold-out cabaret show “The Devil Wears Leigh Buchanan” December 2014 at the Brisbane Powerhouse and again, back by popular demand, in June 2017 at Queensland Cabaret Festival.
About your host: Jodie Bache McLean from June Dally Watkins and Chic Management
“Miss Dally was and remains one of the most significant women in my life. She was my boss, mentor and cherished leader for the past 36 years.” - Jodie
Jodie has been a part of June Dally Watkins for over 40 years, after her mother enrolled her in a course to help with her confidence when she was a teenager - Jodie then started working in the model agency as a booker only seven years later. Jodie now manages the business and has successfully navigated the Brisbane operation for the past 33 years.
Offering specialised knowledge, personal experience and expertise, Jodie is perfectly suited to tell us what June Dally Watkins would do.
Produced by The Podcast Boss
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