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Mea Motu (World champion boxer and domestic abuse survivor)
Mea's life today as a mum of 5 in her early 30s looks very different to how it did just a few years ago.
Through her 20s she was stuck in marriage as…
2 years, 9 months ago
Dean Barker (Yachting legend and bowel cancer survivor)
DEAN BARKER:
Dean Barker is a name that is synonymous with yachting in NZ. Especially the Americas cup. When you think of that event his name is up th…
2 years, 9 months ago
Sarah Gearhart (American author)
Sarah Gearhart is a New York based sportswriter and now author. You name the organization; she has probably written for it! USA Today, New York Times…
2 years, 9 months ago
Jay-Jay Feeney (NZ Queen of music radio)
Jay-Jay Feeney is the undisputed queen of music radio in New Zealand. She started the radio station The Edge and grew it into the massive brand that …
2 years, 9 months ago
Kelsey Waghorn (Whakaari White Island eruption survivor)
Kelsey Waghorn was a Whakaari White Island tour guide in December 2019 when it erupted.
This is a powerful and raw conversation with Kelsey. And it i…
2 years, 10 months ago
Simon Cochrane ("Ultraman" world record holder)
Simon Cochrane:
A week before this podcast conversation took place, Simon Cochrane travelled from his home in Hamilton NZ to take part in the "Ultrama…
2 years, 10 months ago
Hadyn Jones (TVNZ journalist & host)
Hadyn Jones is an ultramarathon runner (that’s one of the caps he wears).
He is also a well-known current affairs TV host. You may recognize the fac…
2 years, 10 months ago
Leigh Hart (NZ TV royalty- his most raw & vulnerable interview ever)
If you say you don't know who Leigh Hart is, I'd probably raise an eye brow.
He has been part of the New Zealand comedy and TV landscape for two decad…
2 years, 10 months ago
Jono Ridler (NZ record holder for longest open water swim)
Just 4 days before recording this podcast, Jono Ridler had SMASHED the New Zealand open water swim distance record when he swam 99 kilometers (previo…
2 years, 10 months ago
Campbell Johnstone: First openly gay All Black.
Campbell Johnstone made a name for himself in NZ rugby circles as an All Black and Canterbury Crusaders rugby star in the early 2000's,
He made a name…
2 years, 10 months ago