In 2020, on February 29, the lives of Matty and Bianca Adkins and their two children Frankie and Banjo would change forever. At age 39, Matty Adkins was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. Life’s plans and big dreams were instantly altered … but not in the way you might think. Whilst much of society paints… Continue reading 100NO 440: Turning MND into LeMoNaDe with Bianca Adkins
Is diversity dead? With so much commentary on right and wrong at the moment, what about the messy middle? And this doesn’t just relate to social commentary. What about biodiversity and the role it plays in human health? This conversation has been stimulated by our listener, Pritesh. Thanks for your question Pritesh! If you have… Continue reading 100NO 439: Q & A – Is Diversity Dead? What role does forgiveness play in longevity?
Today’s conversation stems from a question from a loyal listener of the podcast, Pete. “Righto boys – I have a question. And not surprising it has to do with teenagers. I’m really concerned about the long-term impact covid, news saturation and lockdowns will have on the mental health of teenagers. We know from research (don’t… Continue reading 100NO 438: What impact will 2021 have on us in 2025?
Birthdays with a zero get both a good and bad wrap – it really depends who you ask. When 100 Not first began, Damo was 39 and unsure how he felt about turning 40. 437 episodes later, it’s Marcus’s turn to hit the big 4-0. For some, birthdays with a 0 are times for serious… Continue reading 100NO 437: Birthdays with a 0 – what’s in a number?
The country this week is equally mourning the loss of and celebrating the list of Australia’s oldest man, Dexter Kruger. We were fortunate to interview Dexter twice on 100 Not Out. The first time was in 2013 on episode 17 and the second came on episode 252 alongside his friend and writing aid, Janet Rowlings.… Continue reading 100NO 436: Vale Dexter Kruger, Australia’s Oldest Man | Managing Social Fractures
Heather Lee is a fan favourite on 100 Not Out. In her mid 90s, the NSW Senior Australian of the Year and OAM is the fastest walker on the planet in her age group. Multiple world records from distances as short as 1500m all the way up to 10,000 metres. And the speed? Think 8… Continue reading 100NO 435: Heather Lee – The fast walking nonagenarian is locked down but not out!
There are times in life where our identity can change overnight. Having a baby, starting a business, changings jobs, getting divorced, or retiring can all bring with them major “who am I?” moments. On this episode we answer the question sent to us by 100 Not Out listener Pritesh. His question is around the perceived… Continue reading 100NO 434: Identity Crisis? Here’s What To Do
When is the best time of the day to enjoy a coffee? The bulletproof phenomenon has seen many people start their day with a coffee. Whilst others use coffee as a stimulant to get them through the day. Some are unable to metabolise caffeine well at all, whereas some can drink coffee and feel little… Continue reading 100NO 433: Coffee – When To have it and when to avoid it
With almost every state in lockdown or restrictions of some kind, we have a happy – hilarious – chat on 100 Not Out today. From reviewing our reviews, arguing over whether cats are better than dogs, and identifying where the line is when friends come over to visit? If you’re up for a laugh amidst… Continue reading 100NO 432: Get ready to laugh! Fingers in coconut oil, cats v dogs & friends oversharing
In all of our research an active and masterful social life is a key ingredient to not just longevity, but having a lot of fun! On this episode we discuss the awkward event that saw one of Damian’s friends leave a conversation shortly after Damian had said something. This was a digital chat – a… Continue reading 100NO 431: Friends Behaving Badly & Mastering Conversation