Glennys Marsdon
Most kids grow out of asking ‘but why’, Glennys didn’t. So she trained as a psychologist and established The Customers’ Voice, consumer psychology consultancy in 2000, where she researches why we do what we do. After losing her partner in 2005 she understood the importance of making the most out of life, and began The Ponder Room blog, to help people do just that. By ‘having a go’ she now has a monthly column in a magazine, three non-fiction books published, been nominated for a Telstra Business Women’s Award, and profiled by US internet guru Seth Godin in a worldwide competition about people making a difference. She firmly believes in living a positive life and following your passion.
Movie Tips For Scandinavian Film Festival 2017
There are some events that make it onto my calendar every year, the Scandinavian Film Festival is one. This year there's so much happening in Perth...
When The Sky Fell WA Indigenous Art at PICA
The subtitle of the exhibition When the Sky Fell is Legacies of the 1967 Referendum. Prior to the opening night at PICA I didn't having...
The Rise of Sneaker Culture at Art Gallery WA
After popular showings in Toronto, Brooklyn and Atlanta, the international exhibition The Rise of Sneaker Culture heads to AGWA for its only Australian presentation.
Review of Australian Movie Bad Girl
Review of locally filmed movie Bad Girl staring Sara West and Samara Weaving.
Sculptures by the Sea 2017 Launch, Winners, Disabled access
Sculptures by the Sea 2017 review by the Ponder Room
Movie Review: A Few Less Men and Upcoming Q&A Session
A Few Less Men Movie Review - If you've seen Death At A Funeral or A Few Best Men then you'll want to catch the next chapter A Few Less Men.
Review Perth Writers Festival 2017
Perth Writers Festival 2017 is all about inspiration, motivation, learning, friendship and new books.
Movie Review: Perfect Strangers
Perfect Strangers review - Make sure you keep an eye out for this one, it's a must.
Movie Review: Alone In Berlin
Alone in Berlin review. Alone in Berlin is a powerful exploration of grief during a horrific period of history, all the more because it is based on a true story.
A review and warning for some before seeing Manchester by the Sea
Manchester By The Sea is a tough movie to review. There I've said it.
Yes I know it's up for every award under the sun,...
