What Do You Know For Sure?

'I know for sure that I'm on the right path!' is how this conversation kicks off with radio presented Amber reflecting that she believes she is exactly where she is meant to be.

Audrey reflects that storms don't last forever in this episode as she reflects on her latest - working in the travel industry during the pandemic.

This is a conversation about resilience & where it comes from; about finding the best in the situation & about the choice we can make to stay optimistic during times of change.

Annette is an academic, a youth & community worker and shares so much wisdom in this episode. We kick off with the notion that the idea of sureness is a slippery concept and that there is always uncertainty. The conversation then moves to social justice, inequality & the idea that we could negotiate the curriculum to better measure what is important in our society. 

"We are more powerful than we think" is how this episode kicks off with journalist Jane Wright. This is a discussion about the power of women - especially in the face of adversity.

Reflections on a cancer diagnosis in lockdown, menopause, wisdom, aging, compassion, kindness & recognising our own power.

"However much you are struggling - you can be healed & whole." is how Jane Evans kicks off this fascinating conversation. We chat about struggle, trauma, anxiety and how it is possible to be grounded & healed.

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'If it's meant to be, it's up to me' is a mantra that Linda has carried for 25 years. 

This conversation offers insights when looking back over our experiences and how we are affected by the events of our life in terms of how we show up in the world.

Creativity is not a luxury is a belief that kicks off this fascinating conversation which reflects on the lived experience of growing up in care.

A conversation about believing in what you want & who you are, reflecting on how Susie is adapting to the change world around her within her industry.

A conversation about mindset, learning new things, thinking differently, a life long commitment to seeing things in a new way and a ponder at what we could learn from the pandemic.

A brave conversation about religion, poetry and setting ourselves free.