Practice In Public

Before we say goodbye to 2019, we sit down with Faustina Agolley about what it was like growing up between worlds. Between her African and Asian heritage as they collided in Australia. Between her queer identity and the hetero world she was living in and how she went from watching The Oprah Winfrey show as a kid and can now tell us what she smells like.

Cosmetic work has a bit of a dirty name. We're shamed if we do get it and we're shamed if we don't. It's the double standard of beauty standards. In a world ruled by appearance and first impressions, we learn that that isn't such a new concept. We challenge our ideas about face work and cosmetics and have a bit of a coming out.

Today, we chat with Dr. PK of Kaya Cosmedica about her journey through all kinds of areas in the medical field, why she, ultimately, landed in the world of aesthetics and that a frown is never just a frown.

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We have a chat about our break in the podcast and discuss the kind of 5-second rule that lights a fire under you and gets you moving on your goals.

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TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains discussions about pregnancy loss.

We sit down with gentle chiropractor, Dr Sarah Jane, to chat about multiple pregnancy losses and how the medical community is failing the needs of those who identify as women.

This is Practice In Public.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains the discussion on sexual assault.

We chat to sex worker, Karen, about the industry, maintaining a relationship, the failure of FOSTA-SESTA and why you shouldn't have sex next to a cat.

We chat to Annie Carter, Eve Studio director, on leaving a regular gig to follow her ambition, leaving her Christian community after divorce and why women's space matter.

Check out our 1st episode where Casey Pringle and I discuss our struggles with failure and why starting this podcast is an important part of changing what failure means.