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TO RECOVERY
Juiced TV founder Pip Russell is as determined
as they come, writes Emma Carr.
14 MARCH17
“I CAN REMEMBER when I first rode my bike without training experience in the national television industry.
wheels. I knew I wasn’t supposed to have a go unless [Dad] “I had some incredible experiences [at Network Ten],
was there holding the bike – but I just took off.” learning from great producers, writing, post-production, and
Determination is a trait that suburban superstar and meeting many interesting people,” she says.
Brisbane local Pip Russell developed at a young age. Juiced TV made worldwide headlines when international
After an unsuccessful application for a junior PR role at superstars Johnny Depp, Chris Hemsworth and Tom
Network Ten, Pip auditioned for national children’s program Hiddleston graced the screen to greet children while filming
Toasted TV. on location in Brisbane and at the Gold Coast. When asked
“I wanted to do something that was very people-focused,” what these visits meant for the children, Pip found it difficult
Pip explains. “A family friend told me to just be myself and to describe the impact.
pretend that I’m talking to a friend [during the audition]. “It’s a positive ripple effect that is felt throughout the
They’re looking for the personality behind the person to hire, hospital – [for] all staff and families,” Pip says.
not someone who’s just going to put on an act.” A return to commercial television is never off the cards
Pip believes that staying true to herself has been one of the for Pip: this past summer, the TV veteran spent time
driving factors of her professional success; she spent almost commentating from the pool deck at the Gabba for the Big
a decade in front of the camera at Network Ten, fronting Bash League. Even in her time away, Pip hasn’t lost her
Toasted TV and Totally Wild. touch as a presenter.
From the age of 18, Pip has had a strong connection with Despite enjoying the return, Pip assures us that Juiced
the Children’s Hospital Foundation. An avid volunteer for the remains at the forefront of her mind.
charity in her teens, “Before I say yes to
Pip had to put any opportunities that
this work on the
“EVEN IF JUICED DIDN’T GET OFF THE GROUND, come my way, I think
backburner after
I STILL WOULD HAVE HAD A SENSE OF CONTENTMENT about how it could
landing the
KNOWING THAT I DID ALL I COULD TO GIVE IT A SHOT.” benefit the program and
full-time position as the kids,” she says.
a television presenter. Since its creation in 2014, Juiced TV has provided Pip with
However, the young TV personality continued to lend a personal rewards on many levels. Along with the obvious
hand organising “party days” for the children at the hospital. satisfaction of quashing any initial self-doubt, Pip tells us that
Pip remembers this time in her life fondly, and says the work the biggest rewards have come from the tiniest moments,
she carried out gave her great meaning. such as “learning about the true meaning of family and
During one particular moment, while meeting some selflessness, and seeing an oncology patient who didn’t
incredible children, Pip thought, “There’s an amazing believe she was pretty enough to be on TV gain confidence.”
opportunity to make an immediate and lasting impact here. 2017 is already jam-packed with events for Juiced TV.
I have to go down this path and see what’s possible.” This year, the show will be expanding to regional hospitals
And that’s exactly what she did. After almost a decade at throughout Queensland, taking patients to red carpet
Ten, Pip gave up her day job in 2014 to focus solely on her interviews at the Logie Awards, and carrying out a mini
passion for making a difference. She created Juiced TV, a Commonwealth Games event for the children.
television service made for sick kids, by sick kids. The objective behind Juiced is to give sick kids back their
The weekly episodes are broadcast internally throughout childhood, and reduce the alienation felt in an environment
the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital (the largest children’s that can be both daunting and painful for sick children and
hospital in the Southern Hemisphere), and experiences are their loved ones.
also created for the children based on their wishes and the When asked what a young Pip would think of the adult
needs of their families. version, Pip says, “I think she’d be really proud, and she’d
Pip admits that the initial responses to her career change also laugh a lot. [She’d wonder] why there was always a lot
were mixed. of worry about whether things were going to work out, when
“I could definitely sense some hesitations and raised they always do.”
eyebrows,” she says. “But for me, even if Juiced didn’t get READ MORE ONLINE
off the ground, I still would have had a sense of contentment
knowing that I did all I could to give it a shot.”
Now 30 years old, Pip puts the development of the initial TO DONATE, VISIT:
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THE
HIGHLIGHT
REEL
One Brisbane creative reveals
the truth behind her social media
channels, writes Caitlyn Spanner.
FACEBOOK IS 13 years old this year, Instagram is aspects of social media, as it has played a major Jasmine adds that the Instagram Stories give her
seven, and Snapchat launched six years ago. part in her success and is Jasmine’s main form of a bit of a reality hit. “It’s very easy to get lost in a
Now that you feel sufficiently old, consider what communication with her audience. perception of yourself,” she says. “Being a lot more
your life would be like without social media. Pretty While Jasmine’s feed has been carefully curated open and less critical of what I am posting on
different, huh? It’s revolutionised the way we with beautiful imagery and content, she uses Stories allows me to not take the whole thing (and
consume content; it acts as a source of news, Instagram Stories as a platform to show the myself) as seriously.”
inspiration, and, in some cases, income. human behind the feed. In her Stories, she swears, Of course, Jasmine has learnt a few lessons along
Social media is also a way for us to share parts talks about her sleep patterns, discusses the pain the way; being so open about the creative process
of our lives with friends and family. We’ve become of tax and BAS, and is a generally down-to-earth has led to some people replicating her work.
accustomed to using our chosen platforms as person with a story very similar to yours or mine. “It’s very disheartening,” Jasmine freely admits,
highlight reels, working to curate the “perfect” “I really like using the different media to show the “but you take the good with the bad. I may open my
version of ourselves that in most cases doesn’t full picture,” Jasmine says. “I feel pretty strongly life up to be judged or replicated but I always keep
align with the real-life version. about the negative effects of social media on those in mind that what someone does with that is none
This behaviour comes as no surprise, with a consuming it and I personally feel it would be unfair of my business.”
Harvard study finding that the action of sharing to only show the curated feed.” READ MORE ONLINE
something about oneself has the same effect on
the brain as having sex or eating chocolate would.
Brisbane creative Jasmine Dowling has a cool Jasmine Dowling has a cool 186,000 followers on Instagram. She knows
186,000 followers on Instagram. She knows a thing or two about the negative and positive aspects of social media.
a thing or two about the negative and positive
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TRUST THE
LOCALS
The Australian fashion scene is
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AN AUTUMN TOUCH
Morgan Braithwaite, in-house stylist at Homemaker The Valley,
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lit on a cool evening.”
Morgan explains that layering with textiles
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cosy feel. She suggests commissioning custom
ottomans or floor cushions made with a plush,
moody fabric.
We often reach for gleaming golds and rich reds in
autumn, but Morgan says these bright colours will be
replaced by moody tones and metallics in 2017.
“Navy is going to be a hit in interior colour this season,”
Morgan says. “It is a great alternative for dark charcoal and
black if you need a dark tone to bring contrast into your
interior scheme. Navy looks fresh against white and creates
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A little inspiration may be all you need. Morgan is available
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FAMILY IN FOCUS
Briana Cicchelli and Annika Launay of PDPR Marketing and Creative
share their story and explain the importance of economic empowerment.
ON ANY GIVEN day, you’ll find sisters Briana salary overnight is a challenge,” says Briana. “It has dress-ups and mine has set up her own office
Cicchelli and Annika Launay in their Milton taken three very hard years to build back some and is pretending to write emails to clients,”
marketing office, keeping an eye on their semblance of normality. Becoming independently Briana tells us.
restaurant, Fromage [The Cow], or juggling babies, financially-sound has been a huge learning curve.” “Annika is still finding her feet as a new mother,
school pick-ups and home renovations. The PDPR team has come a long way in a but we are in this together and we help each other
Business partners and best friends, Briana short space of time. They believe their success out when we need to.”
and Annika describe their busy life as a beautiful is largely due to a series of carefully-calculated Marketing is a competitive field, but the driven
adventure. Their hard work is also driven by a business decisions and an ability to trust each duo does have some advice for young women
desire to build a great future for themselves and other implicitly. who are considering work in the industry.
their daughters. “Annika is detail-oriented and procedural, while I “Work hard and stay humble,” Briana says firmly.
The sisters were private-school educated and look at the big picture,” Briana says. “We make a “You need to be considerably strong yet always act
from a stable, loving home. At the age of 30, seamless, highly-effective team.” with empathy.
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CULTURE
ME UP!
You can experience a weekend
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CRITIC. YOU MIGHT
ARE YOU SICK to death of doing the same thing JUST SURPRISE SUNDAY
every weekend? There are only so many bars and YOURSELF! Did someone say brunch? The Brisbane Jazz Club
24/7 McDonald’s, and even Netflix has its limits. serves up a tasty selection of Sunday-morning
Ditch the sloppy stereotypes and spend your next essentials with smooth sounds and a view to boot.
day off in style. Gaze out at the river and chow down on everything
SATURDAY
FRIDAY Wake up and smell the art! Head on down to from eggs to pastries. Be sure to applaud loudly
Say goodbye to crowds, uncomfortable chairs GOMA and feast your eyes on their latest exhibit – and click along in true jazz style – but only on two
and overpriced portions at your usual after-work there’s always something incredible to experience. and four, please!
watering hole. Instead, pack a Parisian-inspired From an adult-sized slide to a furry wall and a A weekend of culture is even easier than it
picnic and enjoy it under the stars. All you need room bursting with balloons, you’re sure to be sounds. Start Monday hangover-free and with a
is a baguette, a blanket, some bubbly and a big enthralled for hours. And the best part? You’ll be weekend full of impressive stories to share. Eat your
tree, which you can find at our very own New Farm far too tired to hit up the same old clubs after such heart out, Parisians; Brisbanites are on the rise.
Park. A little Édith Piaf on the playlist wouldn’t hurt! a jam-packed day! READ MORE ONLINE
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POPCORN
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Grab your treats from the snack bar,
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Sarah Taviani has the top picks of Beauty and the Beast Ghost in the Shell
AUTUMN
GIG GUIDE
FOR THE HIPSTER AT HEART
Hit up a local venue and discover
some hidden musical magic. Bask
in angelic vocals from James
Forget the cold; get down with Vincent McMorrow (The Triffid,
the hottest gigs in Brisbane, March 3) or the sultry sounds of
Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp
writes Sophie Catsoulis. (QLD Conservatorium, May 20) for
a much-needed dose of real music.
FOR THE CROWD-SURFER
Whether you’re a pop fanatic or an old-
school music fan, there’s something to
be said for large-scale concerts. Check FOR THE FESTIVAL FIEND
out Adele (The Gabba, March 5), Justin Dry those tears – festival season isn’t
Bieber (Suncorp Stadium, March 13), or over just yet. Byron Bay Bluesfest (April
the Dixie Chicks (Brisbane Entertainment 13-17), provides the perfect escape
Centre, March 25), for your celebrity fix. from Easter with the in-laws. The line-up
includes legends such as Mary J Blige and
Santana, as well as jazz-fusion pioneers
Snarky Puppy and Trombone Shorty
– what’s not to love? Groovin the Moo
(Townsville, April 30) also boasts a killer
line-up with homegrown talent The Jungle
Giants and international superstars The
Wombats. Book your ticket now to avoid
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2017 BRISBANE COMEDY FESTIVAL UNTIL MAR 28
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THE JAZZ GENRE covers a wide stylistic musical One of Australia’s most celebrated artists,
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new generation of musicians in the ’80s and ’90s audiences on her national tour, and she will delight Kate Ceberano
marked a resurgence in the interest of jazz. With the people of Brisbane when she headlines the
a long history, the medium continues to be a valid River Jazz Festival next month.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW:
SASS & BIDE
Head Designer Sophia Berman chats to
Annabelle Beirne about the inspiration
behind the latest collection, Moon Shadow.
What do you believe to be the aesthetic of but creating beautiful things makes it worthwhile! inspired by the feeling of the song and the time. The
the Sass & Bide Design Collective? Innovative How would you describe the Sass & Bide ’70s were alive with social change; there definitely
and interesting, with a focus on the new while woman? She is confident and creative, with a was an influence of the women’s liberation and
remaining true to the core values of Sass & Bide. unique sense of style. We design with not just bohemia. Both the song and the time were filled
We are a group of designers who all have different one woman in mind, as I think Sass & Bide can with optimism – a new lightness.
strengths and skills, but a unified vision of what be worn by many different women and in different Velvet is set to make a huge comeback in
Sass & Bide style is. ways. It is her love of life and her freedom of Autumn/Winter fashion; what are the biggest
What is your view on the importance of expression that makes her a Sass & Bide woman. benefits of wearing this fabric? It’s a beautiful
fashion in day-to-day life? What we wear has How do you think audiences will connect soft texture – a little bit nostalgic or rock and [roll],
the power to change our day and our mood – it with the Moon Shadow collection on an depending on the styling.
can comfort us, give us strength, attract others, emotional level? There is a really evocative and What 2017 Sass & Bide projects are you most
and communicate without words. alluring mix of unexpected textures – pleated excited about? One super-exciting project (that
As Head Designer, how do you manage your metallic lurex fabrics, copper sequins, velvets, unfortunately I can’t talk about right now!), and the
work-life balance? I have been fortunate to work leather and romantic sheer georgettes. development of new designs and techniques for an
with many amazing women, including the founders The Moon Shadow collection is inspired by always-evolving Sass & Bide.
of Sass & Bide, who have inspired me in having a Cat Stevens song, which was a 1976 hit; SASSANDBIDE.COM/AU/THE-DESIGN-COLLECTIVE
both a career and a family. There is certainly not which ’70s icons did you look to for inspiration
much time for procrastination at home or at work, when designing the collection? We were more READ MORE ONLINE
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FOOD+DRINK
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