Brett Harris

In this episode, I sat down with one of my best and oldest friends Regan Dodd. He is a film editor and one of the most comedic people I know. To begin we talk about Jordan Peterson and Regan's journey with OCD. I then open up about my struggles with my Birthmark. We also discuss other topics related to suffering and mental health.

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In this episode I had the honor of speaking with Stephen McDowell, widely known and referred to as The Buzzy Kiwi. He is currently the most fervent advocate of the Cannabis movement in New Zealand. To begin the conversation we establish our connection, address the "haters" and drinking culture. We talk about the history of suppression around Cannabis and mention the Stoned Ape Theory. Stephen talks about his platform for societal change and the gravity of the YES-NO referendum. We parse the evidence and rhetoric and get to why YES is the right answer for all NZers. I get to the bottom of Stephen's motivation and the greatness of the Man.

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In this episode I speak with Mush McMillan, a Personal Trainer at Les Mills and the Academy Otago Rugby Strength & Conditioning Coach. To begin we talk about the Training and Rugby scene in Dunedin. We discuss prospects of moving and the discomfort that brings but, also the good challenge that it is. We also discuss some sport science pertaining to contact sports to close this fun discussion.

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In this episode I speak with Matt Robinson, who works in IT Support a Westpac and travels around the South Island consulting at Wespac branches. We have a wide-ranging yarn that covers many topics such as Transhumanism, Science v Religion and Simulation Theory. We also discuss this podcasts genesis and the whole conversation revolves around Purpose.

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*note - This episode was recorded on 26/08 before the parties major policy announcements *

In this episode I speak with Hoani Yates, a Policy Analyst at the Dunedin City Council and passionate Political Theorist. We discuss all things related to the New Zealand Election scheduled for the 17th October 2020. We try to navigate through the political language and what our votes mean We also aim to find gaps in our knowledge to fill before our next discussion coming soon.

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Introducing the Face It podcast - with your host Brett Harris.

Here we Face Up, Face It and Face All that this world has to throw at us.