Boffola Podcast

Mandy Nolan shares her memories of a challenging childhood and her connection with the indigenous community in country Queensland.

Jill Young shares how trail biking saved her mental health as a young person and has become her passion. Hear how Jill is blazing a path forward in her community for youth and sustainability.

Tristan St Reynolds shares his circuitous romantic journey to love and marriage. He generously shares his insights as to what is important in his life.  You can't but love this story.

Fi Jamieson-Folland shares two emotionally impactful stories. At 15 she encountered a murderer and boxed her way out of trouble to as an adult facing a family tragedy, her own life-threatening diagnosis, and the gift this held in changing the direction of her life. These experiences reaped resilience and a willingness to embrace life with a passion.

From infected chicken eyeballs & obese sheep to being vegans on a fox hunt, Asher and Kiia share their trials and fun times during farm life and backpacking around Australia.  Great listening if you are interested in backpacking around Australia or van life.  

Two years that was an amazing rock they have built their relationship on to this very day. Now living in Sweden, they continue to be adventurous and courageous. I love them both dearly. Family.

Going gun ho into downsizing, Emelisa embarked on a life of housesitting around Australia. A life of serendipity, the joy of seeing things just “fall into place”. 

After that inspiring story, Em unabashedly shares her “great escape of the boob“ stories.

Adrian shares his artistic journey in voice and theatre, finding himself in the UK for many years touring Shakespeare to his serendipitous re-connection to his homeland of Australia.

Monette shares tales and character development lessons from her diverse career in T.V, film and treading the boards.

Facing the uncomfortable feelings of a breakup, Dallas spoke to how sitting in the hard stuff resulted in a calm and clarity that changed the trajectory of his life. Dallas also shares his unique experiences of Vietnamese village life.

It’s not what you know, but who you know! Verena shares how the simplest act of assisting the “New York Police Department” opened up a slew of serendipitous VIP experiences one memorable New Year’s Eve in Times Square.

BTW - Laughter warning!!