Connections with Kylie Rodger

Jessica MacPherson CEO and Founder of St Kilda Mums connects with Kylie. Jessica speaks about her passion for helping families in need and the importance of respecting all people as individuals. St Kilda Mums is a Charity that cleans, safety checks and rehomes nursery goods to social workers, Maternal Child Health Nurses and other professionals supporting families in need.

In 2019 she was awarded an OAM for her services to the community and the Not For Profit Sector. The Vision of St Kilda Mums is where we waste less, share more and care for every child.

Dr Kelly-Anne Garnier GP, GHR resident Doctor connects with Kylie through her stories about her two pilgrimages on the Camino Trail. She shares her inner strengths and ‘finding herself’ and her inner connection, whilst challenging herself, physically, mentally and emotionally. The traditional walk is 800km and it is indeed a pilgrimage.

Emma Burridge is an Acupuncturist and Senior Yoga teacher. Kylie connects with Emma over the magic of Traditional Chinese Medicine, reducing heat and therefore anger from the liver, and ‘face lift’ acupuncture. Exciting…no chemicals or toxins going into your body, utilising your own body to reduce aging.

Lisa Wade is an amazing human being. Lisa is a senior yoga teacher, current chair for National Australia Bank Pride and she is passionate about our world and the wellbeing of everything in it.

Lisa and Kylie connect though Lisa’s insights, life experiences and advocacy through NAB for the LGBTI+ community. She is a vulnerable, open and passionate soul. I loved speaking to her.

The Perma Pixie, Taj, is a woman of deep connection to the earth, harnessing the wisdom of ancient and modern times through permaculture and medicinal herbs. She connects with Kylie through her passion of journeying and the sacred earth cycles. Loving the spiritual aspect of this.

Kellie is an experienced Occupational Therapist. Transitions and words of wisdom supporting our little ones on the Spectrum. 

Kylie connects with Kellie as they discuss the importance of supporting our little ones on the spectrum through transitions. I learnt a great deal from Kellie about different transitions every day in life. Feeling safe in a space is so important when they might not have that feeling of safety because of anxiety within.

Paul is a Food Systems Champion of the UN, one of 60 people in the World chosen by the UN to work tirelessly to end world hunger by 2030.

How can we as individuals make a difference? What does this mean?

60% of out calorific intake in from 4 foods, yet there are over 30,000 foods in this world that contribute to the balance of biodiversity. This was huge to think about.

Paul’s passion is to make the world a place where everyone has choices and can feed and provide for their families. He has worked in anti-child and human trafficking, global youth empowerment, and anti-familial violence in some of the most violent societies of the world (Honduras, Somali, Haiti to name a few). Sdg2advocacyhub.org

Wise Women Rising founder Karen Thompson-Anderson connects with Kylie about the organisation whose purpose is to midwife the precious work of wise women. (I love this).

Are you a woman (50+) and wanting to get your purpose centred business supported? These beautiful women are for you. They have developed a time bartering system for support and are utilising non-violent communication techniques for all disagreement. So refreshing.

Tiffany Johnson is a survivor. On a rainy day in July 1999, 21 young people lost their lives in the infamous Saxetenbach Gorge Swiss Canyoning Disaster.

“I should have been one of them, but I survived,” Tiffany Johnson.

Tiffany is author of “Brave Enough Now”, a gripping true story of courage, survival, friendship and transformation.

Listen to Kylie and Tiffany connect as her story is shared.

Lorna Jackson is a Past Life Regression Therapist and Author of ‘Soul Regression Therapy’. Kylie has been regressed by Lorna and loves all the content of this interview. Do we have multiple lives? Is there evidence? How can we find out?

“Exploring past lives can help us heal,” says Lorna. So exciting to think about.