Have you been wondering where we've been? Well, here's a little update. 

If you'd like to follow Clare Stephens, add her on Instagram. Clare is also writing her debut novel, The Worst Thing I’ve Ever Done. Keep your eyes peeled!

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Asking for a pay rise is about as comfortable as explaining to your boss why you've been late three times this week. But what if there was a way to do it that actually works?

Host Em Vernem gets Biz career coaches Michelle Battersby and Soph Hirst to share their proven framework for getting what you want at work (spoiler: don't mention your expensive oat latte habit).
Plus, they bust the myths about asking every year, using other job offers as leverage, and what to do if you get a 'no'.

Consider this your cheat sheet to having the money conversation - minus the awkward sweating.

What you’ll learn:
- The framework that does the hard work for you
- What to ask for if they can't give you more money
- The exact words to say to your boss (and what never to say)

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HOSTS: Michelle Battersby, Soph Hirst and Em Vernem
EXEC PRODUCER: Georgie Page
AUDIO PRODUCER: Leah Porges

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In the age where it seems everyone has a podcast, the rise of the podcast guru has captured the attention of many. 

With millions of people subscribing, listening & sharing, it seems they've become the new font of knowledge for all things health & happiness. 

But are these podcasters the best place to turn? And what happens when their credibility starts to crumble? 

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With thanks to: Dr. Hayley North, Neuroscientist and Founder of Understand Your Brain

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The world knows Naomi Watts as one of the most iconic and accomplished actors of her generation - from The Ring to Mulholland Drive, King Kong to The Impossible - and so much more.

But Naomi Watts is starring in a new role now…the role of author and advocate and innovator for menopausal women. She’s written an incredible new book, Dare I Say It: Everything I Wish I’d Known About Menopause. But before she could write it - she had to wrestle with the strong sense of shame she carried around her own experiences - which she shares with Mia Freedman in this special conversation.

You can find Naomi’s book, Dare I Say It, here.

You can follow Naomi on Instagram, here. 

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Brooke Blurton is the perfect example of never really knowing what’s going on in someone’s life when they look so happy and successful on the outside.

Brooke is a media personality, author and podcaster who you may know as the first Indigenous and bisexual Bachelorette.

In this chat, she opens up about processing trauma, balancing the pursuit of individual happiness with the struggles of her community, and the moment she found love on national TV and received news of a personal tragedy simultaneously.

Listen to the full But Are You Happy episode with Brooke Blurton here.

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The topics in this conversation may have impacted you. If you or someone you know needs support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or 1800 RESPECT. 

If you want to hear more about Brooke's story, read her book Big Love. 

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Guest: Brooke Blurton

Producer: Tahli Blackman

Audio Producer: Scott Stronach 

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You might think Hollywood celebrities are happier than the rest of us, but are they really? Josh Thomas doesn’t think so.

Josh is a wildly funny and successful comedian, known for creating one of Australia’s best comedy dramas Please Like Me, which he wrote based on his own life.

In this chat, he talks about success, creativity, being diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult, and what living in Hollywood has taught him about happiness.

Listen to the full But Are You Happy episode with Josh Thomas here. 

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Read: When Aussie comedian Josh Thomas made it in Hollywood, he found one major part that 'sucks'.

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Producer: Tahli Blackman

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Have you ever said something that you wish you could take back? Hugh van Cuylenburg has.

Hugh is the founder of The Resilience Project, a best-selling author, a former school teacher and co-hosts The Imperfects podcast, which aims to show how perfectly imperfect we all are.

As this season of But Are You Happy? comes to an end, Hugh talks about the seasons he’s found most challenging, his biggest insecurities and the things he regrets sharing with the world.

Listen to the full But Are You Happy episode with Hugh van Cuylenburg here.

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Guest: Hugh van Cuylenburg

Executive Producer: Tia Ucich

Producer: Tahli Blackman

Audio Producer: Leah Porges 

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Can you pick the worst year of your life? Brittany Hockley can, but she's moved on. 

Brit is an Australian TV personality, podcaster, radio host, actor and author who lives what appears to be a pretty incredible life.

In this chat, she reveals how media attacks have impacted her life, her desire to freeze moments in time, and how, despite past heartaches, she's found a way to rebuild her trust in love.

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Audio Producer: Leah Porges 

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Matty J, or, if we’re being formal, Matthew Johnson, has worn a lot of hats over his 36 years.

He’s been a marketing executive, a contestant on The Bachelorette, The Bachelor Australia, and now he’s a doting husband and dad of two.

And if you follow him on social media, chances are you think he seems to have it all… but is he happy?

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Producer: Susannah Makin

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Luke McGregor couldn't afford the cool Transformer toys as a child. But now, he's at the point where he can afford to buy all the Transformers he could ever want.

You might recognise Luke from a number of shows like - Luke Warm Sex, Utopia or Rosehaven. He's also fallen in love and gotten married to the love of his life, Amy.

He’s getting to do what he wants creatively, and his love life is no longer just warm .… But is he happy?

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Producer: Clare O’Halloran

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