Things You Can't Un-hear

Today’s interview with Matt Donovan was an empowering one, but also an emotional one. Matt is the founder of a charity called Food For Change that helps to provide food for the hungry. They do that through growing and rescuing food and since they started they have donated more than 135,000 and rescued more than 155,000 from going to waste.meals Matt shares with us the pain that caused him to find his purpose of starting Food For Change with grace, authenticity and true openness, and for that I thank him deeply. I hope you get as much out of this conversation as I did. https://foodforchange.org.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s interview was one to remember. I invited Jason Cunningham, known as The Money Man to talk to us about our financial wellness during these times we are facing as a society. I had been listening to his podcast Save My Business over the pandemic, and found it a wonderful and insightful resource. I warmed to Jason’s mannerisms in that show and reached out to him to chat to us about his key findings and perhaps give us some useful tips to take away.I got that – but, I also got so much more. Jason turned up to this interview fully. Authentically and honestly, and the interview took a turn into something rather special.As a seasoned media professional having worked on The Living Room as a TV presenter and also on Triple M Radio, Jason is used to turning it on for the camera or the mic – but in this chat, he also opened up to share his struggles, emotions, and difficulties he’s been going through. This chat that will resonate with many. It has been a difficult year for so all of us in a variety of different w

We welcome powerhouse, Julie Hirsch, the recipient of the Telstra Business Woman of the Year award 2020, and Cofounder and COO of Eloments Natural Vitamin Teas. Following two years of research, Julie and Cofounder Nicole launched Eloments - the world's first 100% natural vitamin tea. And with just over a year of sales they are on shelf in over 1000 stores around the world and raised Series A investment, providing tea lovers (like me) with organic certified vitamins and minerals in each cup. They were told many times it couldn’t be done, but they persisted with their mission and endeavoured to create this product that is making waves around the world. It is such an interesting brand story, but getting to know the person behind the brand and the journey to get there is what this show is all about. Talking to Julie is so refreshing, as she brings her divine energy to business, even with determination and grit, she continues to be herself does not lose sight of the purpose and impact she hopes to create from all

*Trigger Warning Today I welcome a quite different guest to the show….Retired Senior Sergeant Daryl Elliot Green who’s near death experience changed his life in an instant. As I share his story on this fateful night, please be warned it can be very confrontational, may be trigger to those who have experienced violence or trauma. Daryl is now Life Line Ambassador and now speaks professionally about his experience in the hope that his story can help others. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryl-elliott-green-8090b6a2/ Facebook (TWICE SHOT): https://www.facebook.com/DarylTwiceShot Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwiceShot Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twice.shot/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we are joined by Brock McClean, former AFL player who played 157 games at the highest level, with teams Melbourne and Carlton. As an elite athlete at the top of their game, there can come incredible highs and also incredible lows. Brock has had a turbulent on and off field life, and after a years of suffering in silence with mental health issues & physical injuries, Brock self medicated to get through the pain and began to notice the toxic relationship he had with drugs and alcohol. After, what he calls ‘hitting several rock bottoms” he has now come through the other side and completely changed his life. In this episode he shares his journey of healing with us, including his upbringing, his experiences, and his transformative realisations, plus the alternative medicines that he believed helped him to heal and understand his past behaviours. There’s something in this episode for everyone. --- For information on Conversation Cards visit: www.consciousconversations.live See omnystudio.com/listen

Scott Bidmead is our guest today on the show. He is a TV presenter, producer, entrepreneur and wellbeing advocate. Over the years, he has built a number of successful start-ups and is currently the founder of film studio Mead Media and the CEO of corporate wellbeing company Euda.Scott talks to us today about this innovative platform that is helping to support the wellbeing journey of teams, and strengthening mental health in the workplace.He also talks to us about his experience moving towns, cities and countries numerous times and how he has navigated these constant changes.He shares his toolkit for an aligned life and his positive outlook on life.Scott I am sure will resonate with many young men who are looking to create the best lives for themselves and the people around them. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode I met with the divine Mea Campbell the founder of a social enterprise called Connected AU who works to connect isolated and lonely Australians. Mea stepped away from her Corporate Career in Law to start this purpose led organisation during Covid, helping vulnerable people in the community to ease their loneliness. One of the programs that sits within the platform is The Letterbox Project, a letter writing initiative that aims to bring meaningful connection to lonely and isolated Australians. In the first weeks of establishing The Letterbox Project, public support was overwhelming, with thousands signing up in the following weeks. Since then, in just over 12 months there have been 13,000 volunteer letter writers, (including corporates, schools and the general public) and more than 500 letters are currently sent each week. She also just recently secured Tetley Tea as a major brand partner to support their ongoing mission. Mea talks to us today about what inspired this movement, the work and con

Today I share the wisdom and insights learned on my morning walk and how we can incorporate the work of Dr Joe Dispenza to create the life we want to live by "tuning into new potentials". I will share his method to powerful and deliberate manifestation which has worked for countless people around the world. Are you ready to test this over the next 30 days? We are, again. You can view more of Dr Joe Dispenza's work here: www.drjoedispenza.comTuning into potential mediation: https://drjoedispenza.com/products/tuning-in-to-new-potentials-by-dr-joe-dispenza-meditation-download See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you set out to become a changemaker? On this show we hear from people who stand up for change when they see a problem in the world and who are so incredibly inspirational for doing so. Today’s interview will not only highlight another purpose led individual, but it will also give us ways in which we can take the first steps to use our voices for good and become changemakers in our own right! Fenton Lutunatabua is the founder of Beyond the Narrative, a Fiji based storytelling project and podcast. He is also the Head of Regions for the global climate organization 350.org, a writer, word-smith, photographer, entrepreneur, facilitator and trainer… and prominent changemaker of our time who is dedicated to the social justice movement. We talk about what were his defining moments that inspired him to think with a impactful mindset, the storytelling that is so pivotal in his life, the elements it takes to start a movement and become a change leader and how he lives his life with integrity and truth. You can

Today I have a very special guest and friend on the show, Jennifer McCormack. She is a kinesiologist and personal development coach, and someone I call a complete life-changer. Jennifer was one of the first people I interviewed on this podcast when we launched it early in 2019, so it has been exactly 2 years since that interview which continues to be listened to every week and people message me regularly to ask for her contact details, as I also reference her continuously in the show. She has helped me, my husband, my kids and many of my friends find clarity and meaning our their lives.She has such a special knack of guiding people with their own inner wisdom and her powerful words tend to circulate in your mind for many years. As a kinesiologist she believes our mind, physical body and spiritually, all work in harmony with one other. If one aspect is out of balance, the others can be affected. This episode helps us to find our path in our pursuit of happiness. You can find out more about Jennifer here: htt

On this episode we welcome the inspirational Sarah Gwonyoma to the show to talk to us about her life experiences with grief after suddenly losing her brother & also her husband in a short period of time. We discuss how she took the plunge to finally leaving her career in International Development and following her passion for reading and books; launching her infamous book club and community called What Sarah Read Next and the inspirational path that brought her to this place in life. She’s such an engaging personality and someone I could talk to for hours on end. Enjoy the listen. Follow Sarah: www.instagram.com/whatsarahreadnext/Podcast on her journey of motherhood can be heard here: https://www.borntogether.co.uk/episode-16-sarah-gwonyoma See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I have been approached several times recently to share my insights into the power of communicating, so I wanted to chat about it here too, as I have been thinking about this a lot lately. Today I discuss why strong communication is such an important part of life and some simple techniques in order to get the most of out of our conversations. www.maritzabarone.comwww.consciousconversations.live See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to transform your pain and trauma into power. I just love everything about todays conversation with Yemi Penn, who shares her experiences and tools on how to deal with childhood trauma, and unlearning the structure in order to heal.She guides people to look at their trauma in the face, go through their healing and then contribute to helping others do the same. She passionate about being real about her emotions and genuinely making a difference in help others transmute their pain to power.Whether it has been trauma, childhood trauma or intergenerational and ancestral trauma this is an important listen and helps us to understand the spiritual aspect to healing and viewing life as a lesson.I hope you enjoy listening to Yemi as much as I did.To find out more about Yemi and watch her documentary, "Do I choose my trauma?", click the link below.www.yemipenn.com This episode was supported by www.consciousconversations.live and the upcoming Urban Day Retreat in Melbourne on Saturday 13th March, 2021. To purchase t

Today’s episode is bound to have you on the edge of your seat. My guest today, Elizabeth April, is a psychic & cosmic channeller making serious waves around the world with her incredibly accurate predictions of the future for humanity and the collective; plus her claims of an alien abduction that changed the way she saw the human experience. As a young girl Elizabeth endured anxiety & depression, and regularly found herself questioning the purpose of life. Key moments, including her first past life regression & what she calls a conscious alien abduction re-ignited her spiritual and psychic abilities and awoke her to a new state of consciousness. Her mission is to help increase the planet’s vibration by spreading Truth, Knowledge and Awakening. I urge you to keep an open mind while listening to this episode and like Elizabeth says, take or leave what she has to share. With a massive global community now following her, you can’t help but sit up and listen to what she has to say. https://www.elizabethapril.com/

Have you ever wondered what it take to live a life of greatness? Today's guest, Sarah Grynberg set out to explore just that with her notable podcast A Life of Greatness and through launching the show, she has changed her life and is truly living with meaning. Sarah is also a producer of various other leading podcasts for Podcast One Australia, and she is a beautiful soul. Through listening to her interview the A list of personal development and spirituality I often wondered who the person was behind the interview questions, and the journey it took her to get to this new chapter in her life, where she truly knows she is living a life of purpose. My guess is, if you like Things You Can't Un-Hear, podcast you will also love Sarah and her show… as you listen today, you will notice Sarah and I have many similarities in our experiences, and we both ended up wanting desperately to share them with others in the hope that they also find the joy from certain learnings as much as we did. You can find out more about Sar

In this episode we meet the resort hopping Yogi, Alana Tilly - an Australian who is now based in Fiji, and spends her time travelling around the island teaching people from all walks of life, the art of Yoga. She shares with us how she brings the benefits of yoga into her everyday life & even her parenting to create self-awareness and consciousness, where she is strong on raising her family to not conforming to society’s expectations. Alana also shares her journey on starting life in a new country, the catalyst it took to get her here, and the difficulties over the last 12 months as an expat, being away from family and now no longer having the freedom to visit them back at home. A warm listen, which allows us time to reflect about our own purpose and life meaning. You can find Alana at www.kamayogafiji.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stepping into a new year we commonly look to create positive change in our lives. Here is my view on what it takes to make it stick, how to create the life we want to live by design (not disaster) and how to pick up on intuitive messages we are being guided by.Make 2021 the year you set intentions and stick to seeing them through. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of the show I invited Fuzz Ali to join us, I was introduced to Fuzz and his partner Ilai in Fiji when I arrived here a month or so ago, and they have both been a delight to be around.Fuzz & Ilai are quite well known here in Fiji. They have a successful global fashion range together called Zuber and as well as their talents in the fashion world, Fuzz is also a successful entrepreneur, tv personality and producer. Having grown up here in Fiji, I was fascinated to get to the heart of who he is and share with us today.We chat about the expectations & opportunities that were available to him in Fiji, how he has made significant steps for change in Fiji when it comes to gender equality and identity, and how passionate he is about living life openly & being able to express ourselves freely.It’s such a beautiful and open conversation… lets’s jump in! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While I am here in Fiji, I want to make a conscious effort to share stories of people who have lived here, or grown up here… or any interesting people I meet along the way, to share a deeper side of Fiji and what is at the heart of the people. Including their triumphs and their struggles. Just before I left Australia, I started working with new clients, Sadhana Smiles and Div Pillay – to produce their podcast called Business In Colour. When I told them I was moving to Fiji, they were in shock, because this is where Sadhana was actually from!! So it was a no brainer for me to invite her to be on the show.Sadhana, is now based in Australia, and is the CEO of Real Estate Industry Partners (REIP) and former CEO for Harcourts Property Management and Harcourts Victoria. This year she has launched two podcasts, the first as I mentioned called Business In Colour which talks to diversity and social inclusion in the work place, with her powerhouse co-host Div Pillay. She also launched another podcast called Market Ins

This episode kicks off Season 3 of the show! Since March 2019 when we launched we have had some truly exceptional change makers on the show, have been ranked in the Australian top 20 self-improvement podcasts, andfeatured on Apple podcasts New & Noteworthy more than 5 times. The most important reward though from sharing this podcast are the messages that fill my inbox from listeners telling me that the interviews have led them on so many different tangents to explore further, and that the show has been a vital catalyst on their personal development journey. I know how they feel, because I feel the same way about my own personal development journey, and the people who appear on this show have certainly led me to my own growth. Today, I have a very special guest. Someone who is the closest to me in the world, and someone who over the last 3-4 years has had his own transformative personal development journey… my husband Charles Barone. I felt nervous sharing his story (our story) as it is personal. But when we