Over the past few weeks, our host has been interviewing special guest from different walks of life. One common theme that has played a role in starting the podcast conversation is the passion behind rugby league. Josh has been interviewing special guest, asking them on their background behind rugby league and where their passion lies. Sisa Koroi can resonate with the rest of the special guest, however, Josh has made a bold move to push away from speaking on rugby league in this episode, focusing specifically on Sisa's music career.

Joshua had question whether personal development was an integral part towards a musician's life. In this episode, you are invited on a journey to explore whether self development is an integral part to becoming successful in music industry or not. Check it out!

In this episode, Josh is given the opportunity to have a long awaiting conversation with Emile Isaac, a person who had supported him when he was playing for the Parramatta Eels Harold Matthews team back in 2013-14. Emile, aka Milzy, was one of the strength and conditioning coaches during the Harold Matthews season in 2013-14 where he was given to opportunity to invest his time and knowledge into the next up and coming Rugby League players of the game. Outside of rugby league, Mr Isaac was volunteering his time into Personal Training. From here, is where he founded Ignite Boxing, focusing on training that consist of, yep you name it... boxing, in groups and one on one sessions. With the passion for rugby league, in addition to being a passionate PT under his company Ignite Boxing, Milzy had been told some news that he did not expect. In 2019, December 17th, Emile Isaac was diagnosed with Aggressive Follicular Lymphoma, in other terms, blood cancer. Just like anyone in this world, he was not expecting the outcome of being diagnosed with cancer. With heavy heart and empathy for his condition, our Host made the decision to connect Milzy onto the podcast show, to provide an insight on his journey on how he is enduring through chemotherapy. Check it out.

Have you ever been encouraged by your own parents to follow the dreams that they once wanted? Being an engineer, an accountant, or possibly a professional athlete? You are not alone.

Timothy Ta has experienced this while growing up in his adolescent stage. His parents would tell him that he should focus on becoming a professional NRL player as a career. Scoring a contract for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, he started to feel like he was close to achieving his "parent's" dream. Little did he know, just like that..  his contract did not get renewed. This is where Timothy realised where "he" really wanted to go.

Mr Ta attended Bible College, where he went through intense studying, being an intern at Inspire College. This is where he had fallen in love with his passion, Personal Development. He started to become more aware of himself and realised he could change his career job. This is where he started focusing on his digital marketing business.

With all this in store, Joshua, our host, interviews Timmy in the heart of Liverpool, pulling out enough nuggets to help the people. Check it out.

In this episode, Josh was fortunate enough to spend some time with Noel and Joseph who are current players within the NSW Canterbury Cup season. Whilst Noel and Joseph previously played within the same rugby league club of the Parramatta Eels, Joseph Taipari ended up moving to the West Tigers Canterbury Cup, looking for more opportunities to play in the NRL.

Although the main stigma of footy players are predominant hand-on focused within occupations such as construction, factory work, security and so on, both Noel and Joseph work as carers for WhatAbility, a disability support service utilising professional and semi professional athletes as carers.

Through this podcast, our host touch base with how it really is being a professional athlete, whilst also being a professional carer under the WhatAbility company. Adding on, Noel and Joseph share insights on injuries during the footy journey and ways they both had overcome obstacles.

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As you are all aware, the coronavirus has played a massive impact on the way society live life, not just in Australia, but around the globe. Scott Morrison, PM for Australia had placed measures to ensure that this disease does not spread further. But how is our society reacting to this? Panick buying, low stock on toilet paper, no crowds in sporting events, social distancing, and more.

In this episode, Josh speaks about how different life is in Australia, compared to where it was a few months ago. Then, he touches on THREE THINGS he had learnt about our society based on the Coronavirus crisis. There is no doubt that you will leave this podcast episode with a different perspective.

Welcome to our first podcast episode after our revamp on our mission. We are glad you choose to listen to this podcast.

Listen to our Host, Joshua speak to Israel Seufale, a player who played countless representative rugby league games through the junior ranks speak about what he has been involved in the past few years. Israel provides insight on his e-commerce business, how the Coronavirus affected the drop shipping in China and more importantly, his Kingdom Hustle crew.

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NEW VISION FOR 2020!!!

"Not a Setback, but a Setup"

We have all made mistakes. However, have we ever made the choice of using that mistake as a leverage for us to become better?

Josh speaks about the vision for 202 for the Impact Podcast Show, "Not a setback, but a set up"

Tune in as he pitches what 2020 will look for the year.

How often are we guilty of things in our lives? Some of us are guilty of our diet, not being in shape. Others are guilty of not telling the truth. But how many of us can confess and say that we are guilty of creating FALSE stories?

In this episode, our host, Josh speaks on how creating false stories can ruin other peoples lives. What he does give is three insights on how we can NOT create false stories. He believes that these three insights he provides WILL change your way you see life and how you deal with life. Check it out!

In this episode, our host @siuasuli speaks on the why behind the what of our new series reveal! He mentioned that we are all guilty of something in our lives, whether you are a perfectionist or not. We are guilty of something in our lives. We believe that this series will provide you with understanding on how we can see life through a different lens. Something of which we all need to see life in; different lenses. We hope you are encouraged by this message.

In this episode, Josh shares his thoughts on why he creates videos and loves to edit. Recently, our host has been posting "random" videos on his INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT he created from scratch.  In this segment, he talks about where his passion on videography and editing had all started. To all those who are wanting to create videos, skits, become vloggers, anything that includes being a CONTENT CREATOR, this podcast episode is for you.