Originally from the UK, Tasha Lawton has always been interested in media and TV-production, radio. When Tasha met Rochelle Courtenay from Share The Dignity and got to know about homeless women could not afford sanitary products in Australia. Wi

49. The passion for art and bringing artists and creators together with Lisa Williment, creator of Atelier34

Aug 8th, 2018 22m 8s

Lisa Williment grew up in Brisbane and was one of six children and remembers vividly going to Maleny in the weekends going on picnics with her family. Being inspired by a crafty mum and a dad creating marquetry art, Lisa did an art course at TA

48. Tiny houses on wheels, eco villages, the blockchain and cryptocurrencies with Jimmy and Kimberly from Polkadot Tiny Houses

Jul 16th, 2018 34m 25s

In 2017 Jimmy Hirst and Kimberly met at a “Tiny House On Wheels” meetup group in Brisbane. Having a shared interest for sustainability, being a digital nomad and a desire of building their own tiny house on wheels (also called THOW) they create

47. Yoni Eggs, Hatha yoga, sex and pelvic floor exercises for the modern woman with Marie Schreuder.

Jul 6th, 2018 33m

Marie Schreuder was born and raised in New Zealand, started travelling at the age of 18 and moved to England when she was 22 years old. After running wine bars and pubs in central London for 12 years Marie finally decided to leave her high paid

46. Gifts from grief with writer and celebrator of life - Rachel Pope

Jun 29th, 2018 38m 21s

Rachel grew up in Brisbane and grew up with older brothers. From a very young age she decided to become a pilot and after turning 17 years she old got accepted into a Bachelor Of Science, majoring in aviation. During this time Rachel’s dad got

45. The day I broke my brain with TBI survivor, author and motivational speaker Darron Eastwell

Jun 22nd, 2018 42m 19s

In May of 2015, banking executive Darron Eastwell took the bike ride of his life. In fact, it almost ended his life. He started the day with a goodbye kiss for his wife and ended that same day in an Intensive Care Unit with severe and lifelong

44. The love of Noosa, triathlons and the importance of working on positive mind setting with Swedish chef Rickard Hagstrom

Jun 13th, 2018 30m 57s

Rickard Hagstrom is originally from Stockholm and has since his teens worked as a chef in Sweden. Having a shared love for Australia, Rickard, his wife Cecilia and their two daughters decided to move to Noosa a year ago. A big reason for the mo

43. How to live in your passion with artist Haydn Porter

Jun 8th, 2018 34m 41s

Haydn grew up in Melbourne and started to paint when he was 4 years old and later got into Melbourne School Of Art to continue his passion. After finishing he travelled around Europe and US for a couple of years and eventually move to the Sunsh

42. How growing up in a very small community inspired Nicki Farrell to start Wildlings Forest School

May 8th, 2018 28m 31s

Nicki Farrell is the co-founder of Wildlings Forest School (with Vicci Oliver), which is a nature activity provider, with the whole sole purpose to get more kids outdoors to reap the benefits of being in nature. In today's’ episode she will sha

41. From life health scares to finding her purpose and healing naturally with Helga Dalla - Advancing Health Naturally

Apr 30th, 2018 28m 23s

Helga Dalla grew up in Canberra and got into working in the public service straight after school. After a couple of life challenges, Helga and her now-husband decided to travel Australia for six months. This turned into a three and a half years

40. Sustainability in business and personal life with Promis founder Alexander Kohl and co-founder Cameron Lawrence

Apr 29th, 2018 28m 30s

Alexander Kohl grew up in Germany and runs businesses on the Sunshine Coast, build teams and systemises things to make things more efficient. Cameron Lawrence is originally from New Zealand and moved to Australia as a baby with his family. Abou

39. From growing up on a rural farm, working as a farrier to public speaking, stand up comedy and running IGNITE TALKS SUNSHINE COAST, with MC Richard Hansen

Apr 23rd, 2018 33m 45s

Growing up in Thangool on a mixed crop property on 1000 acres, Richard learned from an early age the art of farming. At 15 years old he got a job at a property to work with grain, cattle and harvesting. He, later on, became a farrier and it was

38. From travelling soul sisters to starting the Noosa based ethically handmade clothes brand - The Travelling Kimono.

Apr 14th, 2018 24m 25s

Janelle and Nicki grew up in Carrickalinga, SA and were from an early age best friends. After finishing school they decided to travel to Canada working at a ski resort. It was during this time Janelle met her now partner Shane. Coming back to A

37. How life challenges can create positive growth with intuitive healer and energy therapist Monica Green

Apr 6th, 2018 27m 11s

Monica grew up in Sydney and then spent several years living in the Southern Highlands of Bowral NSW. Now she resides in the gorgeous Sunshine Coast of QLD Intuitive healer and Energy therapist, teacher and trainer Monica has worked in her prof

36. From Apollo Bay to Noosa with landscape designer and artist Pete Goodlet.

Mar 29th, 2018 24m 50s

Pete grew up in Victoria and is one of 9 siblings. When he was 7 years old his dad built a holiday shack by the beach at Apollo Bay and he had fond memories of the summers there with his family. Being very artistic, Pete eventually started to w

35. From engineering to working as an Access Consciousness facilitator, with Connor James Hill.

Mar 23rd, 2018 28m 16s

Connor James Hill grew up in Kansas, USA and studied to become an engineer in Boston. Although he had a talent for this, 2 years into his career, he one day decided to quit and backpack around the world. During this time Connor Access Conscious

34. Positive psychology and men's wellbeing, with mentor, public speaker and facilitator, Paul Tribe

Mar 15th, 2018 33m 13s

An early career as a British Army officer catapulted Paul forward into a career focused on improving the effectiveness and well being of people and organisations. Paul is passionate about helping people connect to what truly matters. Paul has w

33. Empowering Noosa to reduce single-use plastics for a cleaner future, with Kellie and Chad from Plastic Free Noosa.

Mar 9th, 2018 31m 55s

Plastic Free Noosa is a whole-of-community plan to reduce Noosa's plastic footprint. This year, they have set an aspirational goal to reduce the use of identified single-use plastic packaging in Noosa by 50% by November 2018. To achieve this, P

32. From working in the corporate world to finding her life path through soul portraits, with photographer Susan Hudson.

Mar 2nd, 2018 20m 55s

When Susan turned 4 years old, her family moved to Palmwoods and started a farm growing pineapples and strawberries. Growing up, Susan decided to get into the corporate world which led her to move to Asheville, North Carolina - USA. This place

31. The love of helping the Noosa community with Russell Green, RG Strategic.

Feb 22nd, 2018 34m 1s

Russell Green moved to Cooroy in 1971 with his family. Growing up he loved going fishing with his dad at Munna Point, and frequently cycled from Cooroy to Noosa with his friends to go for a surf. At a later stage Russell worked as a plumber and

30. From a love for rally cars to a never ending passion for bespoke watches, with Peter Petzold - Define Watches.

Feb 20th, 2018 23m 46s

Peter Petzold was born in Germany and grew up in Mainz – close to Frankfurt. As a young boy, he had an intense interest in rally cars but was too young for racing. As an 8-year-old, Peter was given an Omega watch by his father, kick-starting a

29. The importance of women within our community with Jeanette Dal Santo & Amanda Blennerhassett, WINDO Inc.

Feb 16th, 2018 30m 54s

Today I have chatted with Jeanette Dal Santo (founder and director) & Amanda Blennerhassett (marketing and media) of WINDO Inc - Women Initiating New Directions Organization. In this interview, they’ll share the inspiring story of how WINDO was

28. The love of uncovering untold stories with IN Noosa Magazine Editor-In-Chief, Deb Caruso.

Feb 9th, 2018 39m 1s

Today I have chatted to ‘IN Noosa Magazine’ Editor-In-Chief Deb Caruso. She’ll share her story of how it was camping at Noosa Woods with her family as a young girl, her passion for detective novels, the love of storytelling, how she met her hus

27. How Leanne Walsh son’s Cerebral Palsy inspired her to start Sunshine Butterflies.

Feb 2nd, 2018 20m 56s

Sunshine Butterflies is a boutique, not-for-profit provider whose aim is to provide information, support, resources and programs to individuals and families living with a disability in a safe and happy learning environment. The charity was foun

26. From surviving cancer, to creating an abundant life with Noosa local and SoulFULL mentor, Sarah Browne.

Jan 28th, 2018 27m 39s

Sometimes when challenges come into your life, it presents itself for a reason, and will only make you stronger. In today's episode, I will share with you a truly inspiring life story of Sarah Browne, who has been through a lot of challenges in