A fun podcast or two about my attempts to help people set up their off-grid properties. I'm basically MacGyver.
Today's episode features an amazing chat with Leszko from Poland about The Solidarity movement and how they beat communism by uniting the people.
Today's podcast features a great chat with Tahlia Rochelle from "The Living Council" who has devised a course to help people move from the public sphere to the private. Enjoy
Today's podcast is an informal chat with Topher Field. Many people know him as the director of Battleground Melbourne and as a political commentator, but not many people know about the toll that speaking out takes on one's life. Enjoy.
Today's podcast discusses the ridiculous rules and laws put in place during the "Covid Era" that people followed blindly. A great laugh.
I have had a lot of parents requesting podcasts about teenage anxiety so I will endeavour to speak about the topic each Friday night.
Join me for a great chat with Pia Kynoch about the journey to find home within ourselves. A great episode.
It's been 12 years since the Fukushima Nuclear disaster. The Japanese government along with the UN have decided it's time to release nuclear waste in to the Pacific Ocean. Are you okay with that?
How has our education system allow so many children to slip through the gaps? Do you blame technology, the children, the teachers or the parents?
We all have an opportunity to change the world through acts of kindness. Will you?
tonight we chat about mobile phone use at school and have a great meditation story from Tani.
We chat with Pia Kynoch today about recognising trauma and self sabotaging practices. A great chat.
Today Brett Sutton was named Victorian of the year, though many people think he destroyed the state. What are your thoughts?
Do you think it's okay for local concil CEO's to earn 500k per year? Also listen in for my big journey announcement.
While everyone is busily distracted with ridiculous world events, our government is looking to pass a bill that with make them the new ministry of truth.
Tonight's episode is a quick look at my journey over the last 3 years. It almost sounds surreal now that the agenda is moving forwards at warp speed. I hope everyone enjoys my recollection and finds their courage.
Today's episode features an amazing chat with Pia Kynoch and also asks "Why isn't the government fixing the cost of living crisis, rather than building social housing for those displaced by it?"
South Australia has passed new laws allowing people of all ages to ask to be assisted to die. Are you okay with that?