This episode with Dr Nicholas Dawe is phenomenal and I actually can't wait for everyone to give it a listen!

Dr Nicholas Dawe is the co-creator of the Biotra Approach, a groundbreaking methodology combining modern biophysics, psycho-spiritual depth, and a refreshingly practical answer to the modern dysfunction of mind and body.

Co-Author of the Biotra book, co-founder of OOVIT and OOV Education, and director of ALTR, a leading functional neural chiropractic practice, Nicholas has spent decades at the forefront of human performance.

A multiple-time Australian champion and national representative, Nicholas began elite-level athletic training at just nine years old and remains an active and competitive force at 36. His unique experience as both a high-level performer and educator, teaching medical practitioners worldwide since the age of 25, gives him a rare ability to translate complex health science into simple, impactful tools for real people.

Deeply passionate about biophysics, spiritual exploration, and nature-based health practices, Nicholas lives what he teaches. Whether it’s breathwork in the forest, plunging into ice baths, or teaching his children how to thrive, his mission is clear: Return powerful, effective, and inexpensive health solutions to the hands of individuals, where they belong.

If you liked part 1 then you are going to love part 2!

Get amongst the magic and let us know what you think

More about Imogen below...

Imogen's journey started with a quest to understand her own mind and emotions. Her relentless pursuit of purpose led to the creation of Change Channel. Initially dedicated to helping women unlock their intuitive healing gifts, she soon realised that many capable men were silently battling their own struggles. These men, who have the potential to be exceptional, often found it challenging to seek the help they needed.
Seeing these men’s struggles firsthand, Imogen shifted her focus to empower them. She recognized that these men, despite their capabilities, were held back by internal battles and a lack of support. Through Change Channel, Imogen now dedicates herself to guiding men through their personal and professional challenges, helping them break free from self-limiting patterns and embrace their full potential.

Imogen, the visionary behind Change Channel, is a dedicated men’s empowerment coach with over a decade of experience in mental health, emotional independence, and self-discovery. She is a skilled numerologist and advocate for personal growth specialising in helping men reclaim their lives by blending practical tools with deep emotional insights.

All I can say is that this was an amazing podcast and well worth the listen!

Imogen and I deep dive on a plethora of topics related to men, women, pain, trauma, "healing the masculine" and so much more...

Give it a listen and let us know your thoughts.

Jem Fuller has lived a colourful, global life. From barefoot backpacker to senior corporate leader, fire-dancer and traditional tattooist, kindergarten teacher to motorcycle courier, masseuse and reflexologist, company director and recently founding board member of his charity, The Centre of Love.

For more than 12 years now, he has run his own executive leadership coaching practice and international retreat company in the Himalaya, Bali and Australia. He is a dedicated partner and father, who loves surfing and meditation. He is the author of the award-winning book, The Art of Conscious Communication, and can be seen delivering his TEDx talks on YouTube.

If you're wanting to reach out to Jem for any of his Incredible offerings then CLICK HERE In the meantime, have a beautiful day and enjoy the podcast!

Hannah Vela is a devoted student of the Body, Mind, and Spirit, with nearly a decade of dedication to understanding the intelligence of the body, the mind’s connection to the Quantum, and the profound magic of what it means to embody Womanhood.

She has spent the past nine years deeply immersed in supporting women in reconnecting with their bodies, sensuality, sexuality, self-expression, soul work, and their sacred relationship with their wombs and pussies.

Three years ago, Hannah’s work took a transformative turn after spending weeks on the ocean with humpback whales. These profound encounters became a catalyst for change, as the whales—and the water itself—became her greatest teachers. Through this deepening relationship, Hannah’s connection to herself and the world around her has expanded in ways she could never have imagined.

This was such a phenomenal chat and I actually can't wait for you to hear it!!!

If you want to follow Hannah on her journey, reach out for some mentoring or even get amongst her next Sacred Slut offering... or any offering for that matter... she has loads. Then you can find her at:

https://www.hannahvela.com/

or...

@_hannahvela_ on instagram

Barron Hanson is a versatile creative, meditation instructor, and entrepreneur dedicated to the pursuit of living with intention. As a Vedic Meditation Initiator and co-founder of CONVICTS NYC, he unites individuals through impactful experiences, meaningful storytelling, and community-focused initiatives such as Be Here Nowra.

Barron's commitment to assisting others and creating a better world is beyond incredible and it's an honour to have him on the podcast! 

Much love and enjoy the show :) 

Tim Altman is a naturopath, nutritionist, and wellness coach with a deep passion for understanding human health beyond the conventional. 

After pursuing psychology and representing Australia in kayaking at the world titles, a life-altering battle with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome led him to explore the world of natural medicine. 

His journey has been fuelled by a desire to treat the root causes of illness rather than just symptoms, blending the wisdom of Eastern philosophy, Western psychology, and cutting-edge wellness practices.

Specialising in Naturopathy, Herbal Medicine, Mickel Therapy, Sports Nutrition, and Breathing Retraining, Tim works with clients to optimise their health at a cellular level, helping them transcend traditional health limits. 

With over 15 years of experience in the field, he guides people from "normal" health to meta-health—a state of vitality and performance that few experience.

Tim’s story is hands down phenomenal and well worth the listen. Not only is he a very intelligent and qualified human, but he’s also one of the nicest blokes I’ve ever met. 

I hope you enjoy listening to Tims story as much as I enjoyed interviewing him.

In this powerful episode, we meet Callum Thompson, a remarkable individual whose life story is a profound journey through loss, struggle, and ultimately, redemption.

At just 10 years old, Callum faced the tragic death of his father, thrusting him into a role he was far too young to bear. With a heart full of love and responsibility, he promised his mother, "I'll work outside, you work inside, and I'll see you at the end of the day."

After losing his father at a young age, Callum faced the overwhelming weight of sorrow, turning to drugs and alcohol in a desperate attempt to numb the pain. His struggles intensified when he lost his mother to cancer at just 27, pushing him to rock bottom.

Callum's struggles led him to the streets, where he found himself homeless, living out of his toolbox in the bush. It was during this dark chapter of his life that he faced his most harrowing moment—he came close to ending it all. But in a moment of desperation, a voice urged him to hold on, to “just do one more day.” That simple message sparked a turning point, guiding him toward a path of recovery and hope.

In this episode, Callum shares his incredible story of resilience and transformation, revealing the power of love, the weight of loss, and the light that can emerge from even the darkest places. His journey is not just about survival; it's a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the potential for change. Callum’s hope is to inspire others who may be struggling, proving that no matter how tough things get, there is always a way forward.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that dives deep into the themes of loss, love, and the enduring fight for a brighter future. Callum Thompson is a living testament to the idea that even in our darkest moments, we can find a way to rise again.

Hayley Jessup is our guest on this weeks podcast and I couldn't be more stoked to be sharing our amazing chat with you all!

Hayley, AKA YANA The Storyteller is on a mission to elevate and inspire humanity through her dynamic work in filmmaking, podcasting, and educational courses.

With a deep passion for igniting curiosity about the inner world, Hayley aims to guide listeners on a path to actualisation and reconnecting with their true nature.

Drawing from her extensive experience in crafting compelling stories within the realms of self-development, mental health, spirituality, and sustainability, Hayley’s work is a beacon for those seeking personal growth and profound change. Her innovative approach blends narrative artistry with educational insights, creating a rich tapestry of content designed to uplift and empower.

TRIGGER WARNING! In this episode we do touch on some relational abuse, sexism and equality.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with the remarkable Peter Adams.

Peter, originally from America, has been living and working here for 39 years. He’s not only an artist and a Harvard graduate but also a university lecturer and an all-around wonderful person.

Over the course of 90 minutes, Peter and I explored a range of topics, from Indigenous history and culture to our shared concerns about the patriarchal system and our vision for a more balanced, matriarchal approach. We also delved into the joy of life and the concept of being a lifelong learner.

It’s a truly enriching conversation, and I hope you find it as enjoyable and thought-provoking as I did.