During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chat's with Robyn Dowling from Co.Kerry about her time in Australia, life in Edinburgh and the moments that to her decision to come back home.

In this beautiful conversation Robyn speaks about the reality of her year in Australia that she dreamt about during the pandemic, the unexpected moments that lead to moving to Scotland, learning to navigate the feelings of failure associated with coming home and the value of developing our sense of independence. Robyn also shares her why behind writing her book 'Ruling out the what ifs', challenging and changing beliefs that might hold us back, building her business and learning to find the grass green wherever you water it.

This is such a beautiful conversation, so make sure to check it out & let us know what you think!

Hannah x

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Greener fields is back! After a little break where I finished up my Master's in Psychotherapy, I am so excited to bring back greener fields. This podcast has been something which I have always loved and I really am so happy to be back having more meaningful conversations with people at home and abroad where I can continue to ask the ever important question - where is the grass greener?

To kick us off, I thought I would record a little introduction episode. Here I've updated you on the last few months while also go into a little more detail on what the future looks like going forward.

If you want to get involved let me know, I love to hear from you.

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This week's episode is a little different, as host and creator of greener field Hannah chats about reaching greener fields two year milestone alongside celebrating and reflecting on the last 104 episode as the podcast comes to a close.

During this conversation, Hannah speaks about how greener fields came to be, what she has learned from her incredible guests over the last few years, the things she's taking from this experience, what she has learned about herself in the process. It's an emotional & gratitude filled reflection on the most amazing experience - so make sure to check it out.

A little note from Hannah: To all the guests, listeners, friends, and producer Ross - thank you so much for being here. Greener fields has been a dream come true and I will never forget what an amazing experience it has been to creating something with my whole heart, that meant something to others too. Luckily it's not the end, but time for a little evolution and I am so excited for what's to come. People, conversations and connections is what means the most to me, and in a few months time I will qualify as a psychotherapist - and it's time to get ready for all that will come with it. It's been a dream of mine for so long and now it's time to make it a reality.

So where is the grass greener? I'm not sure, but I am sure that there will always be green grass everywhere. And to me, that is the most comforting thing in the world.

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During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Rachel Deane from Co. Meath.

During this conversation Rachel speaks about growing up in Navan, living in London after the pandemic, the decision to move home, the role of running in her life today and so much more. In this chat Rachel also shares her experience of living alongside a chronic disease, the highs and lows of setting up her run club 'Up and Out', and her thoughts on navigating life in home today.

This is such a special conversation about learning to embrace the uncomfortable nature of life in your 20/30s, learning to trust your gut when it comes to making decisions and believing that everything happens for a reason, so make sure to check it out today.

Instagram: @rach.upandout @greenerfieldss @hannahnash01

During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Sineán Callery from Co. Cavan.

Throughout this week's episode Sineán speaks about her experience growing up in the North West of Ireland, what being educate at home for several years was like, her experience of studying languages at University, what living and working around the world is like alongside so much more.

Since starting at university where Sineán studied French, German and Mandarin she has lived and worked all around the world where she has experience so much. Now working as a tour guide and translator Sineán shares what life is like, the highs and lows, her thoughts on home and Ireland today as well as some advice she would give her younger self.

This is a special conversation all about living a life that is aligned to you, exploring the world and navigating the idea of home, so make sure to check it out today.

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During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chat's with Jenny Percy from Co. Tipperary.

During this weeks conversation Jenny speaks about growing up in Tipperary, her experience of being diagnosed with anorexia at 14, navigating different challenges throughout her life, moving to Australia last year, the decision to come home, her journey in recovery and so much more.

Throughout this conversation Jenny speaks so poignantly about her struggles with mental health, from her early diagnoses, to its manifestation throughout her life, the changing of her values, the impact of the place and people in her life alongside the messiness of it all. Jenny also shares the role that moving to Australia and spending time in Bali had on her recovery to date and the role that home now plays in her life.

This truly is such a special conversation about making peace with our past selves, surrendering to the process, learning to trust ourselves alongside so much more, so make sure to check it out today.

Instagram: @journeywithjen @greenerfieldss @hannahnash01

During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Matthew Brady from Co. Cavan.

Throughout this conversation Matthew speaks about growing up in Cavan, his time in college in Galway, living in both Amsterdam and Australia over the last few years and what he has learned throughout his time abroad now that he lives in Dublin. During this chat Matthew also speaks about the important role of people when living abroad, the value of managing your expectations in life, the destructive nature of comparison and alongside recognising the impact of being content where you are on your quality of life alongside so much more.

This truly is a really special conversation about trusting your gut when making decisions, remembering that you can create a life for yourself anywhere (but it will take time and effort), and learning that there is some greener grass everywhere - so make sure to check it out today.

Instagram: @matthewbrady_1 @greenerfieldss @hannahnash01

During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Gary Gillick & Stephanie Byrne from the 'Should I bother ' the podcast.

During this week's conversation Gary and Steph speak about their experiences of growing up in Ireland, their time in DCU, what life was like living in Amsterdam, their decision to travel South East Asia, their thoughts on home today, what they have learned over the last number of years and so much more.

Having met at University, Gary & Steph have lived, travelled and worked all around the world, and during this very special conversation they share their thought process behind it all, the highs and lows of long term travel, as well as the value of having an open mind. Steph & Gary also speak about their podcast called 'Should I bother?' where they speak about trying different things that people say you should.

This is such a special conversation about recognising things don't always have to be perfect to be good, dealing with the transient nature of friendships when traveling, missing home when living away from Ireland and so much more - so make sure to check it out today.

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