# Matt Austin

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Easter Sunday | Matthew 28 | Matt Austin Sunday 5th April

Join us for the Easter Sunday Communion Service at 8.45am

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Thursday - News6 anchor Matt Austin is our guest cohost while Jim is out. Rauce Thoughts on a sourdough calamity. We talk influencers and the Manosphere, guys wearing makeup, mini-vans, and curing kids. Attorney Glenn Klausman with the Case of Traumatic Brain Injuries for Colbert Court. Plus, JCS...

Club Corner - First Nations Lorikeets Rugby Club

The Club Corner series is a chance to shine a light on and celebrate some of the grassroots rugby clubs around the globe who enable us to play and support the game that we love. This episode of the Club Corner series features Matt Austin from the First nations Lorikeets Rugby Club. He takes me t...

Ep. 2: Beyond Dr. Death: Why America’s Healthcare System Keeps Failing Patients | AdvoKAYte Season 2

What if most medical errors are not caused by bad doctors… but by broken healthcare systems? In the Season 2 premiere of AdvoKAYte: Holding Healthcare Accountable, host Kay Van Wey welcomes nationally recognized patient safety expert Dr. Matt Austin for a powerful conversation about the hidden sy...

Ep. 7: Unfiltered: Kay Van Wey Goes Deeper on Why Medical Errors Keep Happening | AdvoKAYte Season 2

What if most medical mistakes aren't caused by bad doctors or careless nurses, but by systems that were never designed to prevent human error in the first place? In this episode of AdvoKAYte: Holding Healthcare Accountable, host Kay Van Wey sits down with Kalee Pair to break down one of the most ...

Meet Me in the Monologue, Episode 126, Guests: Matt Austin & Jenny Schuck

Welcome to this episode of Meet Me in the Monologue, a podcast series exploring the intersection of writers and actors, process and performance, insight and inspiration, hosted by writer Dennis Bush, with co-host Meggy Lykins. Joining us for this episode are Matt Austin and Jenny Schuck. Join us ...

Why Doctors Miss Strokes in Young Patients | AdvoKAYte S2 Ep. 15

Younger patients are seven times more likely to have a stroke missed than older patients. Dizziness is the symptom most often mistaken for something harmless. Researchers estimate that up to 200,000 Americans experience a diagnostic error each year, and that between 40,000 and 80,000 of them die ...