On Episode 16, I speak to up and coming teenage rugby union player, Lachlan Albert.

In 2019, whilst still in high school, he received a three year contract to join the Brumbies super rugby team.

We talk about his journey, the lesson learned and the future of Australian Rugby.

On Episode 15, I speak to Digital Marketer Kim Barrett, founder of Your Social Voice - an organisation that helps businesses grow to 7 figures through digital marketing.

We talk about social media, misconceptions around digital marketing and monetising your passions.

As Kim says: “Help enough people get what they want and you will get everything that you want.”

On Episode 14, I chat to Rachel Pengilly, co-founder of Ribix Productions, a youth-based theatre company. 

Rachel talks about what it was like to start a theatre company whilst still in high school and speaks about the importance of going after your dreams. 

As Rachel says: "It's counterintuitive to never take risks and to go about life with that mentality. Life itself is a risk, because everything in life has consequences."

So why not go after your dreams?

On Episode 13, I chat to professional Australian Distance runner, Kieren Tall.

Kieren has competed both nationally and internationally. He specialises in the 5000m and 10000m. In 2019, Kieren placed first in his age group at the Zatopek Australian 10000m Championships.

In 2020, Kieren became the NSW and Melbourne university Champion in the 5000m.

Kieren shares some practical advice about how you can deal with pressure and overcome adversity.

Happy running!

In Episode 12, I chat to Anne Marie Cummings about her passion for positive living/entrepreneurship. Anne is the author of the book ‘Baby Boomer Bonding’ - a book inspiring you to create the life you want for your future retirement.

Anne is here to share a powerful message: Go after your dreams and reinvent yourself, no matter what age you are, and achieve success!

In Episode 11, I chat to Benjamin about his passion for science. Benjamin is here to share his thoughts on Covid-19, the role of science in our lives as well as challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

In Episode 10, I chat to Brittany about her passion for mental health. Brittany is the host of the podcast ‘Peace with Pain’.

She offers some practical advice on how we can look after our mental health and how you can build resilience.

Episode 9, I chat to Simeon, host of the blog ‘The Levine Lowdown’ about his passion for politics.

We discuss everything from fake news, social media, and the involvement of youth in politics.

In Episode 8, I chat to Callum about his passion for cricket.

Callum talks about ‘the spectacle’ as he describes it – and the innovations happening within the game.

Callum’s message is simple. Cricket is more accessible than ever before.

Key terminology:

One-handed screamer: A catch taken using one hand, is characterised by it’s difficulty and impressive feat of athleticism. This catch has spectators gasping in amazement.

Cashing in at the end: Towards the end of a cricket match, a player will look to take more risk and score runs more quickly.

Sledging: “A term used in cricket to describe the practice whereby players seek to gain a advantage by verbally intimidating opponents. The purpose of sledging is to disrupt the opponent’s concentration, causing them to make mistakes or underperform.”

In Episode 7, I chat to the very talented Canberra-based artist, Hannah Pengilly, about her passion for art. Hannah was recently featured in the Canberra Times for her chalk art mural titled: 'There's Space Enough for All Of Us'.

We talk about her journey as an artist, her business and social media - 600k+ followers on Tik Tok.