The Sick As Podcast

Good to be here wth my friend Sze-En. Sze-En is the manager of the social impact studio and does amazing work with Silverline. In this discussion we talk about her processes with creating institutional change and her philosophies around creating environments for students to step in and make impactful social change. It was an absolute privilege to have this time to speak with her for this amazing episode.
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I am, but find out what I'm doing about it

I'm looking after me. Much love

Good to be here with Te Ariki Mana. In this episode we discuss an illness that he experienced that returned him to thinking about his spirit being out of sync. It was a beautiful reminder of how far we have moved from our natural selves and our true calling in life. We also discuss handling people with differing opinions and how to be open minded. I appreciated this discussion and is one that I think everyone can benefit from.
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It be like that sometimes. Growing up poor was next level

Good to be here with Maia Aoake. Maia opens up about being diagnosed with chronic fatigue, getting through illnesses and her love of exercise and getting others moving. She is a reflective practitioner who is getting involved in so many different methods of getting communities active. She is also an online coach, get in touch if you're interested in her training.
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Looking at what brings you energy and what takes your energy and being a bit more kind to yourself.
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Good to be here with founder of Embark Nutrition, Georgia Te Au. Georgia is an avid Basketballer, is studying towards a Masters in Advanced Nutrition and is passionate about helping people start their journey into developing healthful relationships with food. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation with Georgia and it was great to finally have her join the family of amazing people to bless this podcast.
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You're allowed to be sad, fam. Opening up to how you feel is necessary to make the changes that you may need or just to properly accept yourself. We all out here growing.
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Good to be here with the lovely Sarafina Tipene. Sarfafina is the founder of @moremaori on instagram as well as having studied law. She is currently moving towards a path of fluency and understanding of reo and herself. We explore the ideas of intergenerational changes with small action now, a very enjoyable chat.
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