Julie Zarifeh is a clinical psychologist with a big interest in positive psychology and wellbeing, more so after experiencing significant adversity in her life. Listen along as Sue and Julie discuss adversity and the strategies we use to make our way through.

Dr Robert Biswas-Diener is the author of Positive Provocation, and in this session, Sue and Robert explore what this term means. Listen along to this fascinating conversation as Robert explains the importance of asking good questions and the impact this can have.

Chris is a property auctioneer, and with his strength of narrator, he shares some of the interesting and wonderful opportunities he has had throughout his career! Listen along as Sue and Chris discuss the importance of adaptability and doing things that bring meaning to our lives.

Michelle McQuaid has been in the holistic positive psychology space for many years, identifying herself as a wellbeing teacher for the last decade and, more recently, identifying as an unrealised artist. Listen along as Sue and Michelle discuss the balance between research and practice and bringing wellbeing into the workplace.

In this episode, Sue reviews a research paper called Emotion in Organizations: Theory and Research by Hillary Elfenbein. Listen along as Sue looks at the detail in the paper, reviewing the science behind emotions and how this translates to the workplace. 

Trudy Bateman has worked in the positive psychology space, particularly in the area of strengths, for many years and has a mission to help everyone to feel comfortable in their own skin and be their authentic self. Listen along to this episode as Sue and Trudy discuss the changes in positive psychology, wellbeing and strengths over the years.

Lord Gus O'Donnell has spent most of his career in the political arena, with a keen interest in wellbeing. Listen along as Sue and Gus discuss wellbeing in politics and what this may look like from a global perspective.

In this episode, Sue speaks about the art (and science) of feeling a little bit better after her previous experiences in Italy. Listen along to the second episode of Sue's thoughts while on her Italian adventure!

Gemma McCaw played for the Black Sticks, New Zealand's women's hockey team, and went to the Olympics - a dream she had since she was little. Listen along as Sue and Gemma discuss changing our perspectives around big goals and the impact this has on our wellbeing.

Meike Bartels researches how wellbeing and happiness are linked to our genetics. Listen along as Sue and Meike discuss how genes and environment are consistently influencing us and how we can use this knowledge.