This Busy Life The Podcast

Dan and Christie join This Busy Life to share their sudden redundancy and how it forced them to re-evaluate priorities  choosing family, community and creative control over job identity. They discuss relocating to Tasmania, parenting struggles, IVF, the power of speaking openly about loss and domestic violence, and how podcasting gave them a new platform to help others and rebuild their careers.

In this episode Jemma shares her journey from nutrition coach and years of dieting to becoming a body-image, confidence and food-freedom educator. She talks candidly about motherhood, creative hobbies, public speaking, and the shift from one-on-one coaching to larger-scale education work. Jemma gives practical tips for rebuilding identity and confidence while busy, tiny stepping stones, simple morning routines, music anchors, wearing what boosts you and taking action before you "feel" ready, and explains why early education about body acceptance is essential.

Welcome back!! Ash and Rhi catch up in a candid Talk It Shit episode: processing tough emotions through journaling, celebrating local Tassie days out, and addressing hurtful comments from a TikTok live about being a working mum. They explore the pressures and judgments around childcare and outsourcing help, how to reframe criticism, and finish with quick recommendations including the Amplify podcast and the Abby Young Hair Method.

Welcome to this weeks ep of This Busy Life the Podcast! an organic conversation with Tubes Taylor, Hobart’s Triple M breakfast host and Tassie’s most popular sporting emcee. We dive into his journey from small-town beginnings to big-stage moments and the unexpected turns that shaped his career. Topics include saying yes to opportunities, the crucial role of support networks, and practical ways Tubes manages a busy life while avoiding burnout as a radio host, emcee and dad.  

In this episode, Nat, single mum, National Account Manager, and President of the Clarence Football Club (Tasmania’s largest football club), shares her journey from hospitality into pharmaceuticals, and how she unexpectedly found herself leading one of Tasmania’s biggest sporting communities. We dive into balancing travel, work, leadership, and parenting, while also having a very real conversation around redundancy, undiagnosed ADHD, confidence, and self-growth. Nat opens up about the tools that have helped her along the way, including journaling, affirmations, networking, learning to pick your battles, and prioritising self-care in the middle of a busy life. Full warning: there are three ADHD girlies on this episode, so we do go slightly off-topic every now and then… but honestly, that’s half the fun. This episode is proudly sponsored by TouchBio.