Kerryn Vaughan - Just behave yourself
We all want peace in our lives and we all want that one challenging person to behave. But in order to have that, we need to change first.
Justin ‘Jonesy’ Jones - Daring to live the dream
Justin Jones, otherwise affectionately known as Jonesy, is one of Australia’s pre-eminent explorers, keynote speakers, adventure thinkers and storytellers
Kellie Eddy - Finding purpose in weddings and funerals
Kellie Eddy is a Civil Celebrant who knows how to bring meaning and purpose to the role, and is especially keen to make funerals a very special occasion.
Kerryn Vaughan - Setting boundaries around self-love
Self love requires many things, but acceptance and setting boundaries are a great place to start.
Mitch Nivalis - Equalling the Contest for gender diversity
Mitch Nivalis is a filmmaker and photographer with a commitment to social change, particularly around inclusion and visibility for diverse communities. Mitch is also the creator of the film ‘Equal The Contest’.
Karina Murray - The art of backing yourself
Karina Murray is the Founder & CEO Aunua Global/ Enterprise. After 9 years away from work and raising children, she decided to back herself and follow her passion.
Lisa Ireland - From dream to fiction publication
Lisa Ireland is the author of multiple modern historical and contemporary fiction books, and mentor of many upcoming authors.
Andres Ruiz - Self-belief and confidence
Andres Ruiz is the author of 10 books, and speaks and coaches on self-belief and how to be more confident in taking action. He believes self-doubt is causing procrastination, and helps people move toward success.
Alarna Bell - Global make up artistry
Alarna Bell is a make up artist who has worked all over the world with some of the most prestigious people and events, and has also created her own line of high quality products.
Nir Eyal - How to become indistractable
Nir Eyal writes, consults, and teaches about the intersection of psychology, technology, and business. He is the author of ‘Hooked’ and ‘Indistractable’ selling more than 1 million copies worldwide and translated into 30 languages.
Simon Rinne - Connecting mindful men
Simon Rinne suffered mental health conditions in silence for more than 20 years. Brought up with the story that men don’t cry, he struggled to deals with his emotions. Simon has since founded Mindful Men to help other men open up.
Sam Horn - What to say when every second counts
Sam Horn has a remarkable talent for taking the complex and making it crystal clear. As a speaker, author, coach and pitch mentor, Sam’s 60 second formula for success builds intrigue and eliminates confusion.
Leigh McDonald - Combating the invisible trauma of football
Leigh McDonald spent 20 years playing footy, and over that time received more than 40 concussions. He now lives with CTE and is on a mission to prevent the same happening to others.
Kerryn Vaughan - Cruise ship magic, musings and mayhem
To cruise or not to cruise, that is the question. For anybody unsure about donning the pirate hat and cruising the seven seas, this episode is likely to help you make that decision.
Tommy Burke - Not just sunglasses & autographs
Tommy Burke spent decades in Hollywood as an assistant director, and for a number of those years also spent many nights filling his body with chemo fighting Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Now fighting the demons of Parkinson’s, Tommy sees only joy.
Kerryn Vaughan - Real men cry
Real men cry and they share their emotions because they realise that all humans and feelings and that we all feel pain, grief, and fear. They also know we all need love.
Tracie Lund - Relieving hunger with People’s Kitchen
Tracie Lund is the manager of Morwell Neighbourhood House, and with her team, they have created an initiative called The People’s Kitchen that utilises volunteers to relieve food insecurity.
Tiffanee Cook - On life, passion, bikes, and music
Tiff Cook is not your average boxer, nor is she your average human. She is dynamite, and ensures that every waking moment is fuelled with passion.
Rosemary Gattuso - Resolving disputes in the family court
Rosemary Gattuso is a mediator for the family court and loves resolving conflict in favour of the children. Her book “It’s not you, it’s me” sheds light on why some people overcome personal crisis and why some don’t.
Kerryn Vaughan - Exploring emotions
Emotional Intelligence can be quite an elusive thing. We all think we have it, many don’t, and some excel at it. But what dose it really mean?