Craig's Audio Interviews with Successful People
Tom Hafey - Audio Interview
Tom Hafey Audio Interview [15:14min]:
 Tom Hafey is an icon of Australian sport having been a very successful
player and coach in our AFL (Australian Football League). An hour with
him and you realise that we have the capacity and propensity to make
things more difficult than they need to be.
I love people who 'break the
rules' and who change perceptions of what's normal, expected, possibly,
likely.
While he is unlikely (in modern society), what he does
is very possible and inspirational... if only more people would choose
to think, do and be like him.
He has chosen to be different, chosen not to behave like a 'typical'
seventy five year-old and chosen to do, be and live amazing(ly).
Dr John Tickell - Audio Interview
Dr John Tickell Audio Interview [19:15min]:
 Craig, and his SEN Radio co-host Professor
Peter Brukner interview Dr John Tickell.
Dr John
Tickell speaks about his latest books, The Calorie Comparison Guide, The Great Australian Diet and The Great Australian Diet Recipe Book which have become the most sensible, best selling weight loss and life
changing publications in Australia. The books, along with Dr Tickell,
were the centrepiece of the successful and high rating TV reality show
on Channel 9 - 'Celebrity Overhaul'.
Dr
John Tickell has an on-going passion for people and is also turning his attention to
the biggest health challenge we have faced in modern times – childhood
obesity – with his 'Livinglife Program for Kids'. Other interview topics
include his thoughts on:
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Alicia Molik - Audio Interview
 Alicia Molik [30:23 min]:
Craig and his SEN Radio co-host, Professor
Peter Brukner, interview Australian
tennis ace, Alicia Molik.
In one of the funniest
interviews Craig and Peter have ever been
involved in, the boys cover everything from her
bronze medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics and
her rise to number eight in the world tennis
rankings, to
the debilitating inner-ear viral
infection which almost destroyed her career.
The boys discover that being a gorgeous,
six foot two tennis professional leaves
little time to find a partner or to
socialise, so
they decide to use the opportunity to find Alicia a beau
on-air with amusing results ... and little
success..
Not your standard radio
interview, but one that encapsulates what a
great sport Alicia is, and what a wonderful
positive attitude she has towards getting
back to the top ten of women's tennis.
Ann Quinn Ph.d- Audio Interview
 Ann Quinn [27:44 min]:
Craig and his SEN Radio co-host, Professor
Peter Brukner, interview Ann Quinn, the new Head of Sports
Science at the British Lawn Tennis Association.
Ann, one of Australia's most renowned peak
performance specialists, chats about her ten
years on the world tennis circuit and what
it was like working up-close with Aussie
tennis aces Pat Cash and Pat Rafter.
Former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash credits
Ann with helping him “become one of the
fittest tennis players to ever walk on a
tennis court”.
As usual Craig finds new ways to conduct
an unorthodox interview which has everyone
laughing.
Professor Rob Newton Ph.D - Audio Interview
 Professor Rob Newton Ph.D [21:07 min]:
Craig, and his SEN Radio co-host Professor
Peter Brukner interview Professor Robert Newton (Foundation
Professor Exercise and Sport Science Edith Cowan
University,
Western Australia).
In this insightful
interview Rob dispels a number
of myths associated with exercising for
optimal fat burning and succinctly (but
bluntly) blows the old 'fat-burning zones'
theory out of the water. This guy is at the
absolute cutting-edge of Exercise Science,
so if you want to most
up-to-date-info...listen to him chat with
Craig and Peter.
Nathan Deakes - Audio Interview
 Nathan Deakes Audio Interview [12:50 min]:
Craig, and his SEN Radio co-host Professor
Peter Brukner interview new World Record Holder (50
km Walk) Nathan Deakes.Four-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist
Nathan Deakes has broken the 50km road walk
world record in Geelong.
Deakes recorded a time of 3:35.47.
Competing at the Telstra Australian 50km
Road Walking Championships in blustery
conditions, Deakes took 16 seconds off the
world record previously set by world and
Olympic champion Robert Korzeniowski at the
World Championships in Paris in 2003
(3:36.03).
Deakes, 29, smashed his previous best and
Australian record of 3:39.43 which he set in
Melbourne in 2003.
Glenn Cardwell
(BSc, Grad Dip Diet, Grad
Dip App Sc, APD, Sports Dietitian
- Audio Interview
 Glenn Cardwell Audio Interview [21:04 min]:
Craig, and his SEN Radio co-host Professor Peter Brukner interview with
dietician and author Glenn Cardwell.
Glenn expels a number of myths, fallacies, and misconceptions about food,
drinks, nutrition and diet.
He also speaks about the cause of stitches and cramps and tips on how to make
sure you don't get them.
Craig ran his instinctive eating concept by him on air ... He's of the opinion
that the whole 'listening to our body and eating accordingly' thing, has plenty
of merit.
Craig Gordon - Audio Interview - Two Part Series
Craig Gordon Audio Interview Part 1 [11:03min]:
Craig Gordon Audio Interview Part 2 [11:24min]:
Craig, and his SEN Radio co-host Professor
Peter Brukner interview Craig Gordon, World Mountain
Bike Champion - 24 hour Solo.
Craig pushed his body so hard
to capture the 2006 24 Hour solo world championships, held in Conyers,
Georgia that his body suffered
rhabdomyolysis.
Simply put
Craig Gordon's
bloodstream was so full of muscle breakdown products that he almost poisoned
his kidneys.
He spent three days in
hospital and said this:
The muscle
breakdown combined with my dehydration sent a really toxic level of proteins
into my blood stream." In a normal person, the range of protein is in the 20-250 parts per whatever range. My count was 5800."
Doctors told Gordon had he continued to ride untreated, he very well could
have died. Thanks to our friends at 24-solo.com Gripped Films and Aaron Kobilis
for the photo. It really captured the moment. |
