Yeah Nah Podcast

It's the end of season two of the Yeah Nah podcast. It's been the longest season ever! In this episode I wrap up the season pretty quickly, and I have two very VERY special guests. Season three coming soon! Thanks for listening over the last year or two. You're doing great.

Talei Bryant, the founder of Find Your Fish Movement, sits down and talks about what it takes to help people find their passion. We get to hear about her upbringing, and the moment she found her own fish. It's a great listen, enjoy!

In this episode I talk about what is bringing me joy and keeping me sane at the moment. When you're facing hard times, sometimes the most rebellious and defiant thing you can do is to smile right through it. I also talk about the encouragement project I'm working on.

In this episode, the lovely Elise Adlam volunteers her voice and journey to get me back on the interviewing bandwagon. From question one is a rollercoaster, so hang on and enjoy this amazing episode with an even more amazing person.

In this episode I check in after a five month break from podcasting to explain what I've been doing. I also accidentally wade into the Christchurch terrorism attack of two mosques and what that means in terms of identity in New Zealand. It's not what I wanted to talk about, but hei aha. Here we are.

What happens when you follow someone on Instagram for a year and then invite them around for some vegan, chocolate, peanut butter-in-the-middle cookies? You get a conversation like this one here. Te Haunui Tuna is a talented artist based in Whakatane whose work is based predominantly on Atua Maori. Not only is he insanely talented, he's insanely driven (and decisive!). I wanted to find out why - and how. You can find Te Haunui at https://www.tehaunuiart.com/

In this episode I talk really fast about procrastination, experiment with live streaming on Instagram, and say "umm" 87 times. Enjoy!

In this episode I check in to let you know I'm still alive, still wrestling with decisions, and loving my new job. I also break down a great article I read about a "decision engineer". Fun times.

After two Red Bulls, four lemon curd tarts and a square of Whitakers chocolate, I battle against my increased blood sugar while trying to put thoughts together. In this episode I talk about my new job: the adjustment, seeing the past and seeing the future. I ponder creative decisions while proposing a guest to answer some questions. I also tell you how awesome you are.

It's the start of a new season. On the podcast and in my life! Hear all about it and some advice for how to break big decisions down to edible bite-sized conundrums in this episode. Chur chur.

I have a proposition for you: Less guests + more feedback from you = more podcasts.

In this episode I turn the microphone up so high that you can hear the Mynahs screeching in the background. I talk about my current state of mind and life and how having your whole life smashed to pieces allows you to make some empowering decisions about who you are. Enjoy!

This month I got to sit down with the lovely, talented and elusive Rhiannon Toast to talk about her beginnings with sewing, social media and her new business venture. She also shares how her online persona shapes her decision making, or is that vice versa? We find out.

April was a crazy month for me and I've been waiting to record this podcast as I have so much to talk about. But, as soon as the record button is pressed, everything I thought about telling you disappears. In the mean time, I talk to you about my current state and how you can use your own current state to make decisions and paint a picture of the future you want. Enjoy!

In this episode, I interview one of my oldest and dearest friends - which is actually harder than it sounds! Willie is one of the smartest people I know and pushes me to learn as much as I can. Most of all, I just like talking to him and can do so for hours and hours. Hope you enjoy it.

In this episode, I talk about my current decision-making dilemma. I talk about a big goal I'm trying to decide whether to achieve or not. It's hard to explain. Just listen.

In this episode I talk to my good friend Adam Cunningham about the decision he made to change his life, how he makes everyday decisions and how he helps other people to make their decisions. I also unknowingly give up my junk food habit in the process.

In this episode I reflect on the year that was, 2016. I also talk about my plans for 2017. I also say "um", "ah", and click my tongue a lot. Hope you enjoy it!

In this episode we talk to well-known business guru Phil Baldey. He talks to me about taking action instead of wallowing in a decision-making state. Hard stuff.

On this first episode of the Yeah Nah podcast, we find out why this is a podcast in the first place. What do we hope to achieve? What is next? What is my piffy sign-off going to be? Find out in this episode.