Inside Out With Kris

In this episode, Kris sits down with a seasoned Australian journalist to talk about finding your calling early, staying composed in high-pressure environments, and what it really means to be “the calm in the chaos.”

From deciding on a journalism career at just 14 years old, to coming full circle working alongside mentors years later, this conversation explores how instinct, curiosity, and resilience can quietly shape a life’s work.

They unpack the reality of working in news, the adrenaline of deadlines, reporting on bushfires, floods, cyclones, crime scenes, and breaking stories and the discipline required to remain grounded when everything around you is urgent and emotional.

A powerful reminder emerges throughout the conversation: you are the conduit, not the story. Staying neutral, composed, and emotionally regulated isn’t about suppression; it's a skill built through experience, repetition, and self-awareness.

The episode also touches on:

Being told as a teenager you’d “get nowhere” and proving otherwise

How curiosity (not nosiness) makes a great journalist

Learning to regulate adrenaline and nerves in live, high-stakes moments

The difference between being composed in the moment vs processing emotion after

Navigating instant feedback and public scrutiny in the age of social media

Grief

This is an honest, affirming conversation about trusting the pull you feel early in life, learning emotional regulation in demanding roles, and understanding your place when you’re holding space for others’ stories.

A grounded conversation about purpose, pressure, and finding calm when it matters most.

In today’s episode, I sit down with the incredible Rose Oates for a raw, honest and deeply needed conversation about body acceptance, self-love, women’s health and letting go of the toxic narratives we’ve inherited about our worth.

Heidi Anderson doesn’t just challenge the system she burns it down with confidence and truth.

In this episode, the ex-radio queen turned visibility mentor gets brutally honest about the identity she had to kill to leave commercial radio, what vulnerability really costs, and the dark side of being “seen” online.

We talk about the fine line between authenticity and performance, the trends destroying women’s confidence on Instagram, and the truth she’s still too scared to say out loud.

This one’s raw, real, and guaranteed to make you rethink what confidence actually looks like.

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Becoming a mum at seventeen isn’t easy — especially when you’re coming from a strong, traditional community where expectations run deep and opinions run louder.

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions about domestic violence and may be distressing for some listeners. Please take care while listening, and if you need support, contact 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732 for confidential help available 24 hours a day.

In this raw and powerful conversation, Ebony opens up about how she's turned her pain into purpose — launching a business with her best friend and creating a life that’s truly her own.

We talk about the cost of ignoring your intuition, the messy middle of healing, and what it really takes to back yourself when the world expects you to stay small.

If you’ve ever looked at your life or relationship and thought, “This should feel enough… but it doesn’t,” this episode will remind you that leaving what breaks you is sometimes the most radical act of self-love there is.

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Let’s get real — the parts of yourself you try to hide, deny, or shove down? They’re running the show whether you admit it or not. That’s your shadow.

In this 3 minute solo episode, I’m breaking down exactly what shadow work is and why ignoring it is costing you more than you think. T

(Hint: it’s confronting as hell). If you’re ready to stop playing small and start reclaiming your power, this is the conversation you can’t afford to miss.

DM me 'Shadow' and I'll send you my free introduction to shadow work ebook with 50+ journal prompts that will propel you forward in your life.

In this raw and powerful episode, I sit down with Michelle Bridges — fitness icon, author, and truth-teller — for a conversation that might be her most important yet.

Michelle opens up about her newfound life purpose: supporting women through perimenopause, a transition that so many feel blindsided by but no one is talking about openly enough. She also reveals the secret project she’s been working on behind the scenes: her brand-new book, now officially released GET YOURS HERE - https://12wbt.com/book-bonus/

This wasn’t just another interview. Michelle brought fire. She brought energy, passion, education, and truth in every answer. It was one of my favourite interviews to date — the kind you wish you could stretch on for hours.

Whether you’re approaching perimenopause, in the thick of it, or supporting someone who is, this conversation will shake you awake and remind you: you’re not broken, you’re powerful, and you get to thrive in this season.

Solo episode where you can't avoid your self proclaimed people pleaser title. If you are constantly burnt out, and blame being a people pleasing as the problem.. its actually not it, you're the problem babe. Share this episode with your people pleaser girlies who need stop the BS and start owning their truth.

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Megan Mckee is a resilient wife, mum and survivor from the Hunter Valley whose life was turned upside down in a single moment.

While cutting the grass on the nature strip outside her home, a ride-on mower slipped down an embankment and rolled directly over her foot and lower leg.

In this episode, Megan opens up about the accident, the fight to recover, and the way it has reshaped her perspective on family, strength, and what truly matters.

Her story is raw, courageous, and a reminder of how quickly life can change — and how resilience, love, and community carry us through.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of a traumatic accident, including the loss of a limb, blood, and medical trauma. Please take care while listening.

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