Michoel Moshel, works at the intersection of technology and the brain, studying what problematic screen use does to cognition in measurable, neuropsychological ways. His research examines how digital platforms shape our attention, our behavior, and even our sense of self. And through his clinical practice, The Cyber Psychologist, he sees firsthand how screens are affecting children, teenagers, adults, families — all of us.

In this episode of Harvesting Change, we dive into a world that has quietly become the operating system of our lives.

Audrey Barucchi is someone who has truly dedicated her life to reconnecting people with the natural world. Audrey is the CEO and Co‑Founder of People For Nature, a citizen‑powered charity she launched in 2024 to help Australians understand climate and biodiversity in a way that feels personal, practical, and empowering.

Audrey’s path is fascinating. Today, She works right at the intersection of nature and society. 

What I love about Audrey is that she doesn’t just talk about nature — she lives it. she calls 40 acres of Australian bushland home, where she practises permaculture, cares for wildlife, and actively protects the land.

Let`s dive into her story, her work, and her vision for a future where people and nature thrive together.

Today, I am speaking with Dr Sarah Ogilvie - a behavioural risk specialist and psychologist. For more than twenty years, Sarah has been helping organisations nudge and de-sludge entrenched behaviours, building pro-integrity cultures, and create environments where people can thrive sustainably.

In this conversation, Sarah explains what makes organisations more inclined to action change. In a world that revolves at light speed, capacity for change is the number one skill people can have. Adapting to new environment, new procedures, new directions, this go beyond frameworks and touches the emotional reality of change - the fears, the breakthroughs and the human stories. We talk about what helps individuals stay resilient, and what truly unlocks the capacity for change.

This is a thoughtful, grounded and deeply human conversation.

“In every industry, there are the builders… the quiet architects of progress who don’t just ride the waves of change — they create them. Today, on Harvesting Change, we sit down with one of those architects. For more than 25 years, Bill Angelidis has been at the helm of Asta Solutions, shaping technology across Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. He’s the founder and CEO of Day By Day — a groundbreaking platform using blockchain, and AI to reinvent how real‑world assets are insured and protected. Bill is an innovator, a mentor, a strategist… but also a man who has carried the weight of building, leading, and providing. Someone who has spent a lifetime turning ideas into reality, and people into success stories. Bill isn’t someone who opens up easily… and that’s exactly what makes today special. Because this conversation isn’t just about blockchain, Bitcoin, or artificial intelligence. It’s about the emotions beneath the innovation — the grit, the doubts, the triumphs, and the quiet convictions that drive a man to keep building, day after day. Today, we’re not just talking technology. We’re talking transformation. This… is Harvesting Change.”

Today is a conversation with Parmiss Kia founder of Ahleph - a transformative coaching entreprise that shakes your ideas of self development. Parmiss work with individuals, entrepreneurs, founders, and high performing leaders who want to break out of unconscious patterns and operate from clarity, presence, and inner coherence. Through a blend of mindset coaching, like KAP (Kundalini Activation Process) and non dual awareness work, she helps clients and students regulate their nervous system, expand their consciousness, and lead with grounded vision instead of stress or reactivity. She creates a space where leaders come to deepen self mastery, reconnect with their authentic self and power to create sustainable success from a deep level of wisdom that lifts everyone understanding about their own potential and power. Harvesting Change is delivery here and now a life changing episode. Buckle up, listen, share, and follow harvesting change.

Today is a conversation with Parmiss Kia founder of Ahleph - a transformative coaching entreprise that shakes your ideas of self development. Parmiss work with individuals, entrepreneurs, founders, and high performing leaders who want to break out of unconscious patterns and operate from clarity, presence, and inner coherence. Through a blend of mindset coaching, like KAP (Kundalini Activation Process) and non dual awareness work, she helps clients and students regulate their nervous system, expand their consciousness, and lead with grounded vision instead of stress or reactivity. She creates a space where leaders come to deepen self mastery, reconnect with their authentic self and power to create sustainable success from a deep level of wisdom that lifts everyone understanding about their own potential and power. Harvesting Change is delivery here and now a life changing episode. Buckle up, listen, share, and follow harvesting change.

Welcome to a deeply moving episode of Harvesting Change. We delve into the profound journey of Molly, a young 13 year old girl with a rare health condition, and the incredible lessons she`s taught her parents. Through their unwavering care, they`ve discovered depths of love, the power of resilience, and a profound spiritual connection. Emily Wilkinson, President and Cofounder of Xia Gibbs Society, describes with so much humility this remarkable family` s journey, a testament to hope, faith, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her daughter. In this episode we navigate the hindrances of life and the power of resilience, spirituality lived through the beauty of poetry.

Stay with me and listen to Emily Wilkinson.

Today is a conversation with Christopher Ziguras , Director at the Centre of study of higher education for the University of Melbourne, Chris main body of work is on global transformations in higher education. It is about the  diffusion of policy ideas with strong partnership in different universities across the world , he has very interesting views on the future of education, and more interestingly on  the importance and impacts of technological change on academic practices.  In this episode Chris describes the current state of higher education in Australia. How social media is isolating us, how our education system is challenged and  forced to change and  adapt to the loss of students focus and presence.

AI is reshaping how we learn and how educators, teachers and lecturers deliver their knowledge.  Chris talks from an incredible level of awareness looking through a new lens of possibilities. With a future of the job market driven by automation, he is navigating the unknown of a world where people are challenged and in quest of life purpose.  Chris views of these most important topics are unmissable and it leaves you with a lot of food for thoughts. 

This is a insightful episode, that creates a sense of inventory of where we are at and what is upon us.

Dr Mpho Banda is a Consultant Physician in Occupational and Environmental Medicine. Mpho originally from South Africa has spent half of her life outside of her beloved country. In this talk, she reflects on her life has a teenager during the period of Apartheid. She is the most beautiful advocate of her home country. She talks passionately about the years of black community oppression. And from the bottom of her heart she tells us about freedom and equality, about tolerance and respect of traditions. This is a vibrant episode full of energy. With love and unfiltered emotional responses to what triggers words like inspiration and accomplishment. This is a retrospective on the years of Apartheid, a talk about South Africa. A journey through life laughters and cries. Thank you for listening.

Today is a conversation with my friend Armando Aragon, Climate Expert and co-founder of Climate Society, Armando is also a conservationist, writer and in charge of leading the University of Sydney to net zero by 2030. We are talking about life in Argentina, cognitive and collective true human connections, we are talking about consumerism, happiness, climate change and much more... Thank you for listening.