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288. Power through Movement with Jessica Fostekew, Lexy Seedhouse, Greer Forde-MacNaughton, Roxy Coervers and Vivian Chandra

288. Power through Movement with Jessica Fostekew, Lexy Seedhouse, Greer Forde-MacNaughton, Roxy Coervers and Vivian Chandra

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288. Power through Movement with Jessica Fostekew, Lexy Seedhouse, Greer Forde-MacNaughton, Roxy Coervers and Vivian Chandra

288. Power through Movement with Jessica Fostekew, Lexy Seedhouse, Greer Forde-MacNaughton, Roxy Coervers and Vivian Chandra

288. Power through Movement with Jessica Fostekew, Lexy Seedhouse, Greer Forde-MacNaughton, Roxy Coervers and Vivian Chandra

288. Power through Movement with Jessica Fostekew, Lexy Seedhouse, Greer Forde-MacNaughton, Roxy Coervers and Vivian Chandra

Monday, 10th January 2022
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23:59:59

Hello, this is Deborah guilty, feminist. I wanted to let you know that we are back live at Kings place, on the 31st of 14th of Valentine special, but obviously just finished with the 21st of March. let me go to nothing him oxford cambridge no hampton liverpool sheffield stratford reading camps for york spamming part of newcastle manchester glasgow and london and it's seditious on the first on october said check out the website for all of those shows the days when we're coming near to you that's guilty feminist dot hum they've come with excited to be able to see you spring friends it's gotta be a wonderful time we will the also be in australia and new zealand's in july we are coming to sydney melbourne pass as laid it's been in camera and were also coming to wellington christ church and orcs and get your tickets now because grace between i are on our White and you can find ticket links for all of the shows in the podcast show notes, or guilty feminist. Don't come. A noun with the podcast. I'm a feminist bought two days at the i assume with people from very far away on a different time zone and i was slightly disappointed to hear them say as i was so the much equity i'm sorry just gotta get our son getting out of the way just have to queue you're just amazed during and then if i'm getting did seem to be out of the way that was the to sell the land and there was no further reading some me and i was like

2:14

wow wow guess

2:16

, just like you i think that's

2:18

really the may not a fan getting records

2:20

he was so intense that it's

2:22

intimidating or does he said i have a

2:24

ditto idea is i am of the i'm

2:27

in a price for unapproachable level

2:29

of profile profile i

2:32

do however have eyes yep

2:34

that's cool as hell no no

2:37

no even the fast lane just that's what's

2:39

happened i don't think so

2:41

i think what's happened with used to they have a city will ever when i'm

2:43

at dawn friends no

2:45

god

2:46

so in all and impressed

2:49

i went see for the other way and was fucking

2:52

root out digitas not say

2:54

oh towards that wonderful to meet you you

2:56

just what you know gratis early in the corner

2:58

us easy cool

3:00

was too scared of being yet terrify

3:03

over the top then them later

3:05

ice we were begin the same thing and i had

3:08

a fictional son and she came over

3:10

and said you want to tell seekers overseas is always go back

3:12

for the happy to close enough

3:15

american system whatever faults yeah the

3:17

she says you and itself say mm the

3:19

kids said yeah and i would know more i thanks

3:22

and but route again and then and went

3:24

off of us have actually

3:26

dormitories when my sis which sis again

3:28

and it's and then she gave me a self lakes

3:31

and then am

3:31

this is a normal really books that it's ah

3:34

fails thanks oh gosh this so

3:36

nice a says actually we're not his

3:39

mother one of those noises topics i've ever had and

3:41

come outside and outside could slide

3:43

to have to have sulfates

3:45

as if it was a magical something that i'm

3:47

slay isis has a physically remove myself

3:49

i walked away and left her with us soil

3:51

that says

3:53

that would undermine living can have it can

3:55

happen i'm a feminist and

3:57

that dead

4:00

no one ever sent me a dick pic no

4:03

one here ever if

4:06

no one's ever sent me pictures i will

4:08

either i haven't asked for as or the

4:10

house the one

4:12

minute source a loss and i said was trace

4:14

far i've never had an absolute

4:16

classic anonymously of never adding on his

4:19

no and it's a as i understand that

4:21

it's the other pandemic iran

4:25

i'm told is there a people in there were

4:27

women and comedy that's not a comedian

4:29

thing

4:30

there were women in comedy receiving more than

4:32

one penis a day and

4:35

that's all for know when i when

4:37

i don't get any and i don't

4:39

want any is not an invitation but there's a

4:41

month i go and eat well i guess

4:43

i hadn't to the teddy this as an email from

4:45

a man could tony instead to that says

4:48

and i've written short film i

4:50

think you quite funny allies rewrite

4:52

it so it's funnier anita talk to you today

4:54

or tomorrow of got forty pounds

4:57

i'm and i find that so oh tonight actually

4:59

rather see is horrible penis i

5:01

hear about i do hear that there's nothing worse

5:04

than it could you rewrite my short films a full

5:06

she quit no yes and

5:08

yet but yeah i get that kind of thing

5:10

as well

5:11

sega recovered i'd even of rather have seen

5:13

his testicles i

5:15

feel i would not

5:17

brown has seen it but i do understand the

5:19

i onset the some the most

5:21

of behind that sense yeah because

5:23

yeah for season i took about a sometimes that were

5:25

like we don't obviously

5:28

want this

5:29

don't want that guess any don't want

5:31

it and it's also that a happens to anybody

5:35

the out weird

5:38

when someone we know get so

5:40

many unsolicited pictures and

5:42

if we don't get any or hardly any

5:45

we started in a bit i was wrong with this isn't

5:47

that terrible but it's true i do feel

5:49

sometimes it

5:51

i am i not somebody you want to see

5:53

you're exposed penis what

5:55

should be us in this way no

5:57

i'm to series behind some aside when

6:00

that's even go there what shame because

6:02

they would be great dick pic discussion

6:04

that i'm i'm a

6:06

feminist that feminist don't know what i want

6:08

and i genuinely i'm struggling to their what progress

6:11

looks like for women during late stage capitalism

6:14

yeah hi

6:15

i sometimes think what do i bought this

6:17

for my career or do i bought this said

6:19

the well the do i what this with it's what

6:21

do i one i mean probably want to shoot once

6:24

as a real feminist is revealed

6:26

to slow down

6:28

For us to consume a lot,

6:30

less do a a less

6:32

and

6:34

nobody to be very successful

6:36

for a thousand years. That's

6:39

probably what we should won't.

6:41

Of course registry. he

6:43

makes the decisions would be good but

6:46

so like at the moment the way everything runs

6:49

our analysis of the system i'm just looking

6:51

at it going i've forgotten what feminism

6:54

for

6:55

get an early don't know i thought

6:57

of know but sometimes i guess you know

7:00

yeah that anybody else

7:03

it's impossible to navigate that in in all

7:05

of the things without due to be better versions

7:07

of ourselves there is an impossible

7:10

to southam boundary as

7:12

where you ruin it by itself

7:15

care icing often meets

7:17

up with vanity and sucks

7:19

how can you know

7:22

where those boundaries of blind and always get

7:24

that royals are also sometimes now this

7:26

whole self casting which obviously we should self

7:28

cats this is not anti self

7:30

tennis fans sometimes

7:33

it's just like

7:34

don't do anything for anyone else ever set

7:37

your batteries and have self care and of yep

7:39

i also would be good friends i want

7:41

to be a good daughter is okay to sometimes

7:43

be like well you really want to do that that person

7:45

some going to be really tired and

7:47

i'm gonna have for them before i kept myself

7:50

that i'm not for me get like to self care

7:52

to meetings like a boss

7:54

the week and laser light up

7:58

i love that he says that that that

8:00

wouldn't release some call signs

8:02

this should be a as appear as if

8:04

you break that was two thousand and seven the

8:08

christmas season seven yet get

8:10

good times at the static time to say

8:12

i say i became very successful

8:14

fans that women in comedy were

8:17

allowed to be a success with the most successful many

8:19

comedy

8:20

that successful many comedy or private jets

8:22

you know what to say

8:24

that's very confusing because

8:26

the moon have one last night where women are like

8:28

i noticed that many getting more and

8:30

i'm like sure

8:33

but maybe sometimes

8:35

the more he is the

8:38

not good yeah not that i

8:40

see it or what i don't

8:42

want you to despair the but also on

8:46

i just get confused about

8:49

what women want and day yeah

8:51

yeah feminists the

8:55

m

8:55

even if a brand or company or

8:58

out and out murderers run

9:00

by the most the worst

9:03

most evil man i

9:05

will cry that christmas that christmas

9:08

ha ha it's

9:11

treat you know i think

9:15

sometimes not all time but

9:17

sometimes the most sociopathic come

9:19

face produce the best

9:21

christmas investments because i know how to on

9:23

hundred published under the same issue buttons a pretty

9:25

strict my friend

9:27

i mean they are the ones because

9:29

it's a bit like if you meet as that if either

9:32

one of those narcissist to plop

9:34

of your whatever me how to push the buttons

9:37

i'm just saying is that he were people who could

9:39

make

9:39

you cried their ads i'm a feminist

9:41

but other as is said it

9:43

i'm a homeowner i'm , family

9:45

says this is under seventy five

9:48

accidently to my six showed some

9:50

what of fishes line of passive

9:52

aggressive and i

9:56

i found myself feeling

9:58

a modicum of pride oh oh

10:02

i see what we do the see splash

10:05

out for that money a situation

10:07

and get him and , calendar

10:10

the involves a small toy

10:13

every day yeah it's a playmobil one

10:15

right right all christmas stuff

10:17

the seventh was sansa the think is cool

10:19

as cool so i'd be very grateful

10:21

for that i'm with get over the

10:24

small the intense

10:27

and unhelpful mania caused

10:29

by a piece of chocolate first thing in the morning

10:32

every day before school for month

10:34

right so fine that happens

10:37

he's not unimpressed with it the

10:39

bloody why it was really spend days

10:41

but every day there's been a different reality

10:44

to flee phrased comment

10:46

along the lines of oh

10:48

, just was gonna play my so and i are his senses

10:50

are a like i just about say that i'm i

10:52

just for a second by forgot that it wasn't

10:55

outlet in it as italy italy ah

11:00

everyday several times several day and

11:03

night rather than being like use it unlike

11:05

draft day wow really nice yeah

11:07

really nice

11:09

complex person new becoming to you

11:11

think if he could have chocolate

11:14

instead of the toy even though the chocolates gone

11:16

the toilet seat up the chocolate

11:18

my son also

11:21

sugar when your child's drugs has no

11:24

coconut particularly for him has always had

11:26

some kind of kryptonite set his sights

11:28

do the cocoa the caffeine and sugar

11:30

sigur alone is fine what

11:32

chocolate sign some he stay with milk

11:35

chocolate or dog took them the just is

11:37

moment to now what's done is mike could i asked

11:39

him into a higher tolerance while

11:42

the spasms parents exactly

11:44

as i wanted to be like an allergic reaction

11:46

say his other ones ruin his childhood topless

11:49

delicious but even

11:51

you know they can't speak the chocolates and up and

11:53

color the now and it's enough for him to be

11:55

little bit of a weapons assisting twenty minutes

11:58

which in the rest of the school readying moon is

12:00

unhelpful necessary you gonna

12:02

do you could do the upper canada in the evening

12:04

or is that that know

12:07

you you feel like you would never get much worse

12:09

salacious that this before but yeah

12:12

it's a bit like i don't really know what

12:14

i'm hoping some , sees

12:16

a light states capitalism parenting similar

12:18

isn't it you not so wasn't trying to achieve

12:21

ready sometimes nice is it just trying to

12:23

get them to be alive

12:26

it's an easier life for me that that

12:28

doesn't sound like i said ministers the ss

12:31

the it up there may be that self care the

12:33

all comes back down to that yeah

12:35

we simplify self care and

12:38

then where do we and backup and victorian times

12:40

that times that like you should be seen and not heard

12:43

what an easy life as parents have

12:49

from a variety of bedrooms and kitchens

12:51

via the was was

12:55

project

12:56

that are very special guests lexi seat

12:58

have korea food mcnaughton covers

13:01

and Vivian, Chandra talking about

13:03

Palace

13:03

removement

13:10

Oh, yes, please power through. Yes.

13:13

Yes. We

13:16

a

13:22

are talking about power through movement.

13:24

I'm just supposed to keep

13:27

food. We had guests on your

13:29

life, has really changed through

13:31

your commitment to movement, and

13:35

I see you all the time on the socials,

13:38

lifting things that are bigger than you

13:41

Problem

13:41

is now on Maury. i pay

13:44

to come as a oh i know

13:47

that enough us it the transition

13:49

career wise but your rights see

13:52

i part company know really know

13:56

i did as complicated as i love

13:58

how it makes me sale and

14:00

have found it hard to say the my boat as

14:02

absolutely fallen in love with am

14:05

i feel grateful

14:07

and privilege i think what's

14:10

interesting about it is it looks

14:12

like i'm doing all that stuff more but i've been doing

14:14

it for a while and i

14:16

just i made it with myself

14:19

quite recently in the grand scheme of things

14:21

to post more videos and pictures

14:23

of myself doing things am

14:26

, i thought actually my reasoning behind

14:28

not doing that wasn't i said minister

14:31

so it up twice and minister game and

14:33

decided to post a lot more like this

14:35

thing and other fitness eight bullets

14:37

eight do

14:39

coming up nonexistent bit really inspires me

14:41

i'm , of could ask you is

14:44

as a challenge for this episode cause

14:47

i come to

14:49

your weight lifted him with you i could we

14:51

feel on this could we record like radio

14:53

me lenny some is things sitar

14:57

us i've no body strength to speak

14:59

of i may have some of his late

15:01

because it at the hands and stuff

15:03

but ah it's sunni pay

15:05

me to change that definitely not

15:08

so what i'd love to do with common record

15:10

me learning to lift anything

15:12

i mean a

15:13

the info and it likely

15:15

than the lie my of the the one that was my head

15:17

like dots far as a strict press

15:19

deaths his mind they're beautiful

15:21

am i but i want to do one of the ones that you do

15:23

what you kind of put a lock ababa like in

15:25

a cartoon actually got ah

15:28

but i won't be able to

15:33

do you olympic lifting you want go

15:35

out like a cleaning to

15:36

the same you disappoint not ancillary technical

15:39

you pull for as well i flick

15:42

are on are range of bass stabs but

15:44

i can i would love

15:46

the any excuse for us today to the gym

15:48

together and to say okay great

15:50

some if i do that someone would you come

15:53

and learn a little bit of tap dance

15:55

with me i love that i

15:57

bought a shocking at that bible

16:00

the to give a guess i'm priceless i think

16:02

one of the most chilly full sets

16:04

off a getting older

16:06

the and out well the older

16:08

i get the less all i care that

16:10

there's like look up me up i'll give it go like

16:12

i don't feel a there's anything

16:15

the lose like a teenager or

16:17

now finally in a where

16:19

some teenage girls could be the only

16:21

, and the corner not like focus

16:24

or mom and or mom time i think that

16:27

some of the great thing about

16:29

like then i just other now

16:31

that my anymore so

16:33

i will give ago give would be terrible

16:35

at all dance

16:36

well i'm excited because the was

16:38

you are tap dance the more

16:41

comforted i'm going to feel about

16:43

not we have to wait list so get

16:45

some if you could even if you more accidently

16:47

get attacked on see if you could pretend to be a little bit as good

16:49

the new all that be helpful for me otherwise

16:52

i'll be okay said well i'm going to makes a terrible

16:54

by saying i'm prepared to be terrible at

16:56

the dance i would also love it

16:58

where you to find yourself incidentally

17:01

excelling at way out where you are

17:03

a much better service and may right there well

17:07

what you're gonna learn is it such silly that

17:10

singly simple i

17:12

don't think so but i am excited to

17:15

find out how we're going to swap as a chance

17:17

for this episode we will smell

17:19

the things that we've done three

17:21

lock down and around the last few years to

17:24

find ourselves physically for me it's been dance

17:26

some ballet boss some tap

17:28

dance some jazz

17:30

some let like i said jazz like

17:32

chechens we

17:35

could do a little bit of chicago some that

17:37

will be just as you enjoy musicals is just

17:42

i call a nearly wife

17:44

nearly wife not set some gonna say

17:47

i got a mixture of

17:49

feelings about to move on

17:52

to solidify the slobber love of a

17:54

musical the musical the a little bit so much as i know

17:57

how i am i mind my disdain

17:59

can you might we can see what we're looking

18:01

at here

18:02

okay that that's , as as as waving

18:06

not under saddam not

18:08

waving it's like that

18:10

there we go there we go ready already

18:13

that each meal of of are open that will replace it

18:17

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lexi seed house great name is

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heroes schools hello

23:01

guy yoda

23:04

no no this so

23:07

first of all let they showed

23:09

as and korea

23:11

when you from the shift foundation could

23:13

you tell us what the shift foundation is place

23:17

yeah so that shift was

23:19

and founded in two thousand and

23:21

sixty by our amazing

23:23

founder from mccune and

23:26

, started as a physical

23:28

activity intervention to improve

23:30

the wellbeing of teenage girl very

23:33

quickly shifted when we realized that

23:35

physical activity wasn't the kind of one

23:38

solution to enhancing them woman's while

23:40

they as we

23:42

work with young women experiencing

23:44

and really complex challenges

23:47

and you know the young woman's boyfriend being

23:49

abusive or someone's contemplating

23:51

suicide or you know

23:53

is there a teenager looking after young children themselves

23:55

and telling them to go for fucking run

23:58

just isn't gonna work the

24:00

we know the physical activity will

24:03

make people feel much better and we see the heat value

24:06

and movement that it's just kind of

24:08

one small part of the whole picture

24:10

in the way that we build resilience the and

24:12

women the the

24:14

, a full and marty health

24:17

model for understanding hellenistic

24:19

welding cold tiffany tapper far which

24:22

describes health and wellbeing as and wellbeing new he which

24:24

is a ahmadi meeting house and the

24:27

each of the walls of the house and

24:30

the lighter than aspects of a person's

24:32

well being for this and

24:34

spiritual have mental and emotional

24:36

house the family and social house

24:38

and then physical health and the think the that she sits

24:40

on now that that and it

24:43

belonging ah connection to the land as

24:45

they are there is that it kind of one of the facets of wellbeing

24:47

of one of the walls of missing or damaged

24:50

and than damaged person collective

24:53

can become and balance and and

24:55

while and so that really and depends

24:57

a lot of the work that we don't we try and work in

24:59

all of the weight ways to wellbeing that's

25:01

really at the core of everything that we do is just

25:03

son and joy and sisterhood

25:06

but we could shift heard he ,

25:08

he says soaps can you just

25:10

say the five things again

25:11

the balance because i'm sure i'm a bio

25:14

bio things are definitely not

25:15

the spirit

25:17

, health health

25:20

mental and emotional home family

25:22

and social health physical health

25:25

and then are kind of connections to the

25:27

land or our roots or

25:29

up along and it kinda like you

25:31

know i like to think of it as like her stool

25:33

and he's got one legs it's wobbly

25:35

or missing is not a stool and more consistent

25:37

it didn't work and says the same with humans were

25:39

it were not if we're out of balance and we

25:42

can become really and well i'm making

25:44

a know essays yeah i think says

25:46

it has also office

25:49

amazon now you decide to exploded

25:50

that would be grinding oh it comes

25:52

with a case pitches out remember somehow

25:56

this is might be seen king oh

25:58

well i am physically and

26:00

the law i am i do have mental health

26:02

problems i'm not i'm not a form a jehovah's

26:04

witness groups because i am a former jehovah's witness a lot

26:06

of people to be some by the whole family

26:08

and it's nothing they can do about that no one of their

26:10

family will speak to them ever again and

26:12

they just our on around so

26:15

one of those is lacking in your life because

26:18

there's nothing you can do about it that's how you are that's how you live

26:21

how does this philosophy

26:24

back to that in dc what i mean

26:26

yeah we kind of and we

26:29

, it to inform us human centered design

26:32

so he takes us to form is the principle

26:34

that young women are the experts in their

26:36

own lives were never come in with an intervention

26:38

that you know we know what

26:40

will work best for them the first

26:42

thing that we always do when we worked with young women as just

26:45

meet them where they are and we has

26:47

and the kind of

26:49

sweet of programs that we will offer

26:52

but everything that we day will be code is and

26:54

alongside the young women and they will tell

26:56

us what their needs us and we constantly

26:59

shift to meet their needs we got a few

27:01

different cool programs which are and

27:04

you know physical activity program a leadership

27:06

program we have a program specifically

27:08

said marty and women to connect them back

27:11

to their coach us and we'll

27:13

the have a mental health program but these

27:15

can be kind of anything depending on what the young

27:17

women once they're like for instance and on mental

27:20

health program which could shift your mind they

27:22

, ask as to do sessions on

27:25

of a tough of a and how

27:27

to cope with anxiety and how to adult

27:29

and consensus and how to talk to

27:32

their parents and and

27:34

healthy conversations with adults and such as

27:36

so basically we just meet young

27:38

women were they are and always

27:40

acknowledge them as the experts in their own lives

27:44

interesting so if something if one

27:46

part of your life what

27:49

ever reason

27:51

a struggle or challenge for you or

27:53

it's it's something you live with and you have

27:55

to manage can these other four

27:58

elements or you however

28:00

many elements that you

28:01

in maybe drive in control can

28:04

they so maybe to make for

28:07

yeah no i don't have enough science two

28:09

of them say your parents he just

28:11

say that have any family

28:13

for whatever reason the and you'll really

28:15

struggling with a long time

28:17

health issue that you have to live with unmanaged

28:19

can they they the three what i'm trying to figure out is

28:21

kenneth other three and anyway compensate

28:24

for these are the two and is that why

28:26

we not shown our some or a youth

28:29

from my gun will say you painter didn't have any family

28:31

this could operate as a way as use

28:34

a facsimile family or family

28:37

structures

28:38

exactly so we could create

28:40

the family for them so we would be the

28:43

sisterhood on the sisterhood and

28:45

any kind of element that

28:47

feels like it's a bit wobbly or

28:49

a bet on while or a bit lacking we would

28:51

grow that with the and women if they didn't have

28:54

family of fun of themselves then and

28:57

the group would become family

28:59

didn't need to look a particular way am i

29:01

just need to be kind of the spoke to

29:03

the needs of the young women we were going

29:06

i'm korea when young women turn up

29:08

like how will i groups and you're dealing

29:10

with here

29:12

amy conference on isis is

29:14

so we did clattering

29:16

really we define and young woman is

29:18

sort of a live and all the last twenty four

29:21

and and what program

29:23

they want to do all that kind of stuff really depends

29:25

on them for like licks he said it's

29:27

it's hard to explain what we do because it's

29:30

whatever any individual young woman wants

29:32

us to bay will let loose shape shifters were moving

29:35

to become whatever they made and what if

29:37

a couple the day answer yet i

29:39

live in turn twenty four

29:41

s and some of our program

29:43

like and for not guilty corpora is

29:45

just targeted to that and oh that demographic

29:48

to kind of really

29:50

take advantage of that leadership position that there

29:52

and working within you know often

29:54

sport and recreation and play your house

29:57

and a promotion and i think it's also

29:59

worth noting on how water the

30:01

model licks he's talking about that it is amount

30:03

a model of while being so we're in

30:05

new zealand it's pretty common to kind of use and reference

30:08

but also to signaling that i'm that

30:10

molly's he will have a lot more knowledge and expertise

30:12

in that area and we describe kind of privilege to be

30:14

able to borrow at and use it and

30:16

take their guidance and how it fits into our

30:18

work but i'm easily not our

30:20

number one big cities

30:24

so it's something that you work with

30:26

married people on to

30:28

use this model date do you get

30:30

lots of indigenous young women coming to the program

30:34

we get quite a lot of and targeted

30:36

funding to work with mode am pacific he use

30:38

and the model itself it's

30:40

quite mainstream and knew the answer is lots of

30:42

different marty models of wellbeing and white people

30:45

look at things a casa and her program uses

30:47

a specific one that has escaped him he likes him

30:49

you might remember it's and but

30:51

it's it's the one that's like taught in schools now

30:53

so i remember going through school and you sit down

30:56

the house costs and this is kind of how they will method

30:58

out for you so it's pretty common these days and

31:01

it's just the one that most people seem to find

31:03

kind of a lines to the values and is

31:05

quite well known so we can go into schools

31:08

or work with young people and i kind of already have an idea

31:10

what would that going on about were not coming in with a completely

31:12

new model to try and teach them that can

31:14

you also lends six pages of notes about this

31:16

brand new sam have a demo talk about your wellbeing

31:19

it's they've already got that inside

31:21

selling and right so it's already something

31:23

is kind of established in new zealand or out iran

31:26

we don't really have that much hit us do we really because

31:29

britain i have that same

31:31

the indigenous model i mean we'd have to look at beowulf

31:34

it rains

31:37

, doesn't have those sunsets

31:40

arm especially up earlier in terms of semitism

31:43

but it's not it's ipo to see left us with five

31:45

by biting principles that allows us

31:47

to the honest and ourselves and ourselves sisterhood

31:52

ah it's it's it's slim pickings

31:55

what is what i'm saying here though i

31:57

think it's no good really learned from us

31:59

you have anything like this at school jess or

32:02

after school

32:03

no i don't see like this is something

32:06

that was it happening in any skills

32:08

and the uk certainly not in

32:10

the eighties and nineties it

32:13

will just physical is

32:15

, lot of pressures is it makes me let's have to have

32:17

physical health but i mean mean

32:19

on leaps and bounds even in terms of the

32:22

as scientists and primary education

32:24

hair education family

32:27

and social house with what a good relationship

32:29

a like and that's all changed

32:31

in the last twenty four months

32:33

as net a months impulse to acknowledge

32:37

that kids might be for my and massively

32:39

diverse number different family

32:42

households that their families or

32:44

might look really different but

32:46

now an emotional or mental

32:49

well being that sets us some schools here now

32:51

have got counseling involved

32:53

last school counselors that was around

32:56

when i was going to and

32:58

then i don't know i think spiritual no

33:01

not unless you are religious school do you think

33:03

this would have benefits it's use

33:06

it's child's because i think it would

33:08

have

33:08

made me enjoy moving more because

33:11

i did not enjoy living as a child

33:13

and i just mean in terms of the

33:17

you any formal team sports

33:20

i , not enjoy moving is a child's full stomp

33:22

on wants to eat hey can lie down the

33:25

only thing onto a desert office ah

33:29

but the eye and room for couple of years and then

33:31

i did that was on the wrong night or something's my mom

33:33

in a to are doing goes for guide and other

33:35

stuff but i should just kept don't

33:37

think of i did not like me thanks how

33:39

do you get young women

33:42

and girls to enjoy moving

33:44

if they don't because i think there's a lot of in

33:47

this world that is about if

33:49

not for singles being to meal

33:51

the gulf not you know i'm running

33:53

really fast and looking like

33:55

there enjoying a throwing

33:58

themselves into it may want to be know that

34:00

the world around him tells them they need to

34:02

be cool and eighty to be look look like they're

34:04

posing for an instagram photo

34:06

the totally could wait we know that young women drop

34:08

out of sports and physical activity because

34:11

it's too competitive and it's masculine and

34:13

you know that body change and they have lots of complex

34:15

things going on in our lives which is why we kind

34:17

of do physical activity by stealth

34:20

like you know the heart of everything that we do his

34:22

son and so you know we might take

34:24

a group of young women an ice

34:27

, going might take them for a walk to

34:29

get an ice cream and yeah the get a feel much

34:32

much better for moving their bodies that really it's

34:34

about and and out with

34:36

a supportive group of young women in

34:38

creating a sister hood and connecting with are

34:41

amazing youth amazing are

34:43

you know it's about the ice cream and the vibe

34:45

and the falling over and made no sense of

34:47

accomplishment but it's definitely about

34:49

the fun and it's all of those things

34:51

together that are going to make them feel bested and that

34:53

power shifts see movement so

34:55

all young women nice neat improved nice

34:58

health and but no old

35:00

town or want to move their bodies

35:02

and so that's why you know we see movement

35:05

as being part of the puzzle but

35:07

says influence as be fun

35:10

that probably would have helped flick

35:12

sees bang on around the whole like sisterhood

35:14

moment like really what it is is creating

35:17

a expats first and foremost i took

35:19

a bunch of girls are that last

35:21

week out to drain on forest which is like a huge

35:23

tree tops climbing course we spent

35:25

the day before doing like team building a getting

35:28

snow it tell us knew when to jenna forest

35:30

and i was talking to one of the girls and

35:32

and to me how she so glad the boys

35:34

went there because i would have been like all you sat carry

35:37

out like keep moving into think it was so nice

35:39

to be in an environment where everyone wanted

35:42

you to do your best and it didn't matter what you looks

35:44

like a how fast you in or whatever it was

35:46

it was you have them safe kind of community

35:48

setting you up first and foremost said

35:50

the movement the have that pressure on

35:53

top of that can

35:55

i just say he said the play the called adrenalin

35:57

for rest adrenaline

36:00

rcs and boy i believe is at stake

36:02

as yeah like i yeah i was on the ground by looking

36:04

up at night guys i'm so proud of you

36:06

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37:22

to do and ,

37:24

this might plane and the complementary way

37:26

because you're also based in new zealand

37:29

zealand is it that you're that a

37:32

quarter of a cool rucksack

37:35

all the struggling a little coyote old

37:37

kids another business education and

37:40

i'm the guy outta here manager

37:43

to have another person with a visitation

37:45

and person said another as another comprehensive

37:47

wrap around program that empowers

37:50

apparatus events and particular young

37:52

girls that women and pistons

37:54

of other marginalized changes within changes

37:56

and fictional feminists framework using

37:59

physical like

38:00

the day and and can

38:02

seem to need to cash and calvin

38:04

people of minority genders

38:05

you cater to take lexi

38:08

and korea do you include young non binary

38:10

people

38:11

kings to be often and case by case

38:14

and not isn't that people would have come

38:16

up to us and say hey i really want to be part of your program

38:18

but i am i identify as non binary

38:21

i'm kind of quitting my gender identity nice

38:23

to work out and the ounces always yes so

38:25

i have quite a few am young people that don't

38:27

i didn't that and the gender binary in our program

38:30

the about specific gender

38:32

and non binary great the

38:35

non binary folk who wanted the in

38:37

a safe space with and

38:39

other non binary fuck right

38:41

so rough see what happens

38:44

in your

38:45

hey i was a young person

38:48

who was in and me either the new

38:50

zealand and are the else maybe i'll jump

38:52

and yet as i'm i'm one of the kayak

38:54

though a teacher steps in and

38:56

that does the closest rivals think

38:58

so yeah so i've been i've been doing

39:01

as close as with tell him that him for

39:03

quite a few years now and adam

39:05

schiff you can also

39:08

be paycheck kid from

39:10

simone from simone to

39:12

above a little live up to

39:14

i literally no upper limit and

39:17

the and sorry a lot of altai fo

39:19

the teachers are the same he

39:22

gets voted off a younger feature with

39:24

hundred and

39:27

i i i never know

39:29

you're running a loom band making calls

39:31

eminem incredible

39:33

and so we were founded in

39:35

the eighties and looking

39:37

at us and societal attitudes

39:40

to abuse and looking

39:42

at intimate partner violence i'm sorry

39:44

and the eighties we sorta looked at more that kind

39:46

of older age group and with moved with

39:48

moved and we're doing a lot am out sort

39:51

of bread and butter course you would say we'll see our

39:53

eleven and twelve year old in

39:55

schools am an edge

39:58

hi i hate that word hello really

40:05

that they put it on a tour around

40:07

and what it means to be safe and

40:10

sar and we will teach some

40:12

physical moose and when

40:15

people call it self defence ah

40:17

i don't like that because then it's kinda

40:19

puts into your mind this like gigantic

40:22

six foot to do with

40:24

like a shoulder that's twice as

40:26

wide as as hit a home telling

40:29

you how they're like punch someone

40:32

and that so know what we do

40:34

because ah looking

40:36

for be able to see me but i'm not a six foot

40:38

to do it but

40:40

i can't punch someone if i need to and

40:43

what we said he is feeling we're

40:45

not we're know now the then i

40:47

suppose that i'm sorry for that matter

40:49

where you smile what he said it

40:53

add up

40:54

i mean if you're coming to new zealand

40:57

soon sir um i'll show you i

40:59

i can take you to um some things

41:01

that i do and show you how can really

41:03

really hard yes please lovely

41:07

of you to offer that but you new warned

41:10

if it's kind be to offer she will then

41:12

make you go tap dancing with her

41:14

the line

41:18

that yesterday and what we

41:20

usually read that around am all of

41:22

that try to

41:24

increase it has told a month and thirty

41:26

one of my favorite things that we did and i

41:28

didn't even with my uncles and aunts mad

41:31

at the beginning we asked him to choose a

41:33

name that they're going to be using

41:35

for that cause far as we

41:37

call it the a bright my and i thought the

41:39

chinese received full of adjectives

41:42

and they're all sorted by alphabetical order

41:45

for then you can be like i can be my

41:47

one of the with the nation's the the an arm

41:49

and they're all strong brave

41:52

i'm and is a mix of tell mahdi

41:54

as well as english in there and it's

41:56

to really reinforce because they knew every

41:58

time we give them the right name badge

42:01

thirty here you could be

42:03

like jubilant ah

42:05

the or like the airing

42:07

give any and i will refer to you

42:09

as that throughout the whole course they

42:12

want to be carrying tab for phone calls

42:15

yeah wanting to the guarantee for the rest of

42:17

this

42:17

all of you i'd love some years later are

42:19

you happy with simple answer or

42:22

would you like something else yeah you

42:24

want to like cheaper than

42:26

yeah i do actually i'm in a good has

42:28

space to duplicitous into

42:31

and your have a cs and that's your brand

42:34

names and said it reinforces that adjectives

42:36

just allows you to be a little bit braveheart

42:38

when you done these physical skill

42:40

yeah so like one of the games i

42:42

play with some of the younger kids for example

42:44

it's son what it

42:46

called when like kids played at school but basically

42:49

have to split them into three and

42:51

an infidel like using

42:53

like one two three or a b c or whatever

42:55

i use plain strong clever

42:58

and so the and his team plays team strong

43:00

anti climber and that like

43:03

a bow and talk around our

43:05

course as it's to reinforce that

43:07

i'm and it's really because to refer

43:09

back to what you said earlier days about

43:13

how to further their intent if you

43:15

don't mind scaring started this and

43:19

i'm actually i'm not gonna i'm gonna have i become

43:22

when he , she

43:24

has made as many as seven since i saw was

43:27

the process is why i'm

43:31

getting through in my

43:32

right now dabs heads

43:34

the pacifist

43:37

and and change your photos the light lynda

43:39

carter was something yeah

43:43

me to wonder woman costume aren't because

43:45

also wants to the night where we were coming as serve

43:47

feminists icons and i have a great

43:49

pics of me just as wonder woman i will

43:52

be

43:52

taking that out for my daring deb ah

43:55

, parents have week and so

43:57

divisive sorry you were telling us

44:02

the game

44:04

i'm and everything like all the stories

44:06

and old i like am i we've a lot

44:08

of real life stories

44:11

of success and to my cause i'm

44:13

at just to show the kids that

44:15

are that i'm teaching or else depending

44:18

on her own that

44:20

like that that suffer

44:22

with you the non whites and i'm one of

44:24

my favorite thing story of all time

44:27

actually have nothing to do with physical defense

44:29

at all and that really reinforces

44:33

that gives the fence what and what

44:36

it means a bright the narrative on an

44:38

intimate partner violence or after decal

44:40

violence at all amazing

44:43

so this is when girls a young and

44:45

your and people of monarchy genders are

44:47

a young and you

44:49

are having that conversation

44:51

so early the and also

44:54

giving them physics oh

44:56

training

44:57

with in that conversation which is really

45:00

interesting because you're scaring them in any

45:02

number of directions

45:04

and you're asking questions

45:06

that i think a not

45:07

normally asked in society especially

45:09

not of young female non binary people

45:13

we're providing options to them as well

45:15

that are not normally provided to the

45:18

, young called hit our young girls young

45:20

when an adult women and

45:22

pieces of marginalize genders wheram

45:25

wheram people who already have violence

45:27

or abuse and their lives were

45:29

empowering them with said the

45:31

chosen the the knowledge and

45:34

that support that they need to be able to break those

45:36

intergenerational cycles of abuse for themselves

45:39

or to imagine a different outcome

45:41

for themselves and quite often

45:44

says we will take disclosures of abuse

45:46

or particularly from the younger children from

45:49

the super night year old girl

45:51

and they are you know that the

45:53

teenage girls that of still and secondary

45:55

school and we do have quite we high proportion

45:58

of disclosures of abuse many

46:00

of them quite serious get from

46:02

three hours or the way we take

46:04

on those disclosures and we went

46:06

with the students and with other agencies

46:08

that change resolve these issues

46:11

to get the girls help they need and help

46:13

them change their own future and show them

46:15

that unique this isn't normal

46:17

this isn't ok and even as has

46:19

been normalized and your experience

46:21

and your lifetime it's not normal

46:24

or acceptable and society so we

46:26

provide them that them to that need to be able

46:28

to lift themselves out of

46:31

those terrible situations which terrible think

46:33

it's another really unique aspect or of what

46:35

we show as and organization

46:39

absolutely my brilliant

46:40

and here homaro has

46:42

been going for over thirty years as equipped

46:46

for , and sixty eight thousand

46:48

individuals and a half

46:50

a million says life changing a prominent

46:52

safety education skills as a that time thus

46:54

incredible abseiling credible and

46:57

the shift foundation what kind of geographic

46:59

spread the work over how many

47:02

young do you have coming to you

47:04

lexing grant

47:06

the we a base of the wellington region

47:08

so that is and capital city where

47:10

i work and let's all the way out the white

47:13

rapper the with broken down into sex

47:15

kind of little pods and and met

47:17

just really allows us to really target

47:19

the needs of those community so for example

47:22

up a hot which are low but up north for may

47:24

have a lot more kind of that shift your mind

47:26

mental wellness sort of thing grayson said

47:28

a wave a lot more canada mind that kind

47:30

of physically kennedy support such a

47:32

thing split up across sex many

47:35

regions inside one a great aunts

47:37

and allows us

47:39

the rate people in different ways

47:41

although we do often came out west and

47:43

people like sport new zealand to look after the whole country

47:46

to deliver things that the women and girls summit which

47:48

is well technically international and

47:51

kind of bigger picture and events and things

47:54

and in terms of numbers really depends

47:56

on the year alex he probably has

47:58

a bitter overview with him

48:00

the jury hat on intensive specific

48:03

know , we're talking about like and can

48:06

we have hoping to different prototypes as well and so

48:08

one of the ones the and we lords during

48:11

the first round of lockdowns was and

48:13

was podcast called conversation collective and

48:16

which korea can talk about the second issue the second host

48:18

of the focus but at the reach of that

48:21

alone is like i'm on it i'm like ten

48:23

thousand people have something so we has

48:25

a whole bunch of programs some of which national some

48:27

of which original i said we probably reach

48:30

but now like maybe ten to fifteen

48:32

thousand and women are you most and that's

48:35

incredible jewelry

48:36

during an extraordinary would say

48:39

if he won in new

48:41

zealand these are for the organization

48:43

to a young girls and

48:45

the minority changes in your lives could

48:47

access answer look them

48:49

up and if you are nuts

48:52

in new zealand but you think the sound like

48:54

phenomenal things

48:55

google what's available in your

48:57

territory and if nothing it

48:59

this exists why don't you start

49:02

or in fact campaign a group that's

49:04

already doing

49:05

things or your counsel to start something

49:07

like this even locally even if you started

49:09

a with a ten

49:11

some people might not end is near you is

49:14

he really was doing and i'm sure

49:16

it would be worse looking on the key

49:18

amari website and she found a website

49:21

of for some ideas they will both

49:23

be in the show notes that

49:25

is there anything else lexi agree that it

49:27

seems say that you did not get to say

49:30

yes sir

49:33

i guess like many organizations

49:36

i'm a over the world covered nineteen

49:39

has really increased at the numbers

49:41

of people needing or helps and decrease

49:44

our ability to and race

49:46

fun and

49:49

you're being a teenage girl in girl zero

49:51

at his

49:52

generally hard anyway that club it's made it much

49:55

harder and and of course pandemic

49:57

this proportionally affects women and girls

50:00

so we recently launched a crowdfunding

50:02

campaign to raise funds to support

50:05

three thousand five hundred to young women's mental

50:07

health over the next year we didn't quite

50:09

make our target so that anybody

50:12

would like to donate

50:14

and you can go to www

50:17

dot shift and that dot old

50:19

and give us your money how

50:21

much money do not have enough not lexi

50:24

how much money do them any money or does

50:26

it was gonna be in a some limit debs the sad but

50:28

yeah era

50:28

is there a sort of you know we need

50:30

this to keep going to you have a sort of

50:33

really i think we're we're about five

50:36

thousand dollars which is only two thousand and the hundred

50:38

pounds short so

50:40

they made any one of our list as a new zealand is

50:42

this into this might just give you that and that everyone

50:45

else should put in

50:46

between ten and fifty dollars so

50:49

if there's anybody in new zealand he

50:51

thinks this thinks this so wonderful we don't want

50:53

our country not to have this he's got

50:55

five grand and that could be

50:57

your company doing some corporate responsibility

51:00

it's clearly you think best

51:02

if he's had a deceptively and most this

51:04

christmas out for

51:05

that's exactly right and he's got

51:07

some go to a t exactly it

51:10

could be that you work for a big accountancy

51:12

think you have we the we can scrape up five grand or

51:14

it could be

51:15

you want for this is has company where you could go look we're

51:17

going to do a quiz it's ten

51:19

bucks to do the quiz and then

51:21

in a wig and i'm past the hunt around

51:23

or something with i'll have a talent competition at work

51:25

or something so the ship foundation and you

51:27

could raise that in one go and it's of

51:29

or it's really lovely winter the some at that as you go

51:32

we person they've kept the she foundation

51:34

going is a few different companies

51:36

did some the shift would be really

51:39

able to do wonderful things and

51:41

not just be keeping the head above water but they'd actually

51:44

be free to swim and even build a

51:46

small boat so

51:48

i'm really if you could if you're from

51:50

new zealand you could do that

51:53

read his you know that is think it sounds like a great thing and

51:55

something you wish you'd had as a kid korea and

51:59

yeah of course

52:00

follow us on instagram i'm actually foundation

52:02

in say it is always good things doesn't

52:05

involve and along this am but i think also

52:07

from like a big the picture perspective of

52:09

hannah key message or take away his the site

52:11

really listen to young people and empower

52:13

young people on earth actually young women

52:15

were if he can be nice

52:18

to young on the in your life set to was to was

52:20

that the we were says he can't like lack

52:22

of any cash like maybe hundred a nice

52:24

to someone you know and as a really

52:27

just that take home as listen to young

52:29

people they they know what they want they know

52:31

what they made they just need a bit of

52:32

support to get there and if you can

52:35

offer that these do and

52:37

yeah

52:39

great and roxy and veil

52:41

veil is is there anything you came say that you didn't

52:43

get to say do you need money to

52:47

ah only rockies of that money for she as

52:49

you work for us to ah

52:52

to that wasn't saying is that of

52:54

with the relaunch about website which happened

52:57

just before the all actually

52:59

as going live and where put a

53:01

whole bunch of public closest sir i'm talking

53:04

about them in the future which

53:06

actually happened about as

53:08

far as you living anywhere

53:10

now that are you should be on find one of our forces

53:13

enjoy and enjoy and gonna try to keep

53:15

the prices low as he can just so that

53:18

we can get our message out there and

53:21

that's funny at all which means top the

53:23

and the stories that we we tell

53:25

and as far and wide as we can't and

53:27

in the other one is i did and i'm a feminist

53:30

but and i'd like to do as as you go

53:35

yeah so does cause of

53:37

all the way that to the beginning when gave literal sad

53:39

steps are gearing give your

53:42

head start on we

53:44

don't fan girl hurt by

53:46

my my i'm a feminist but i'm

53:49

a feminist but feminist feel too geeky

53:51

when i referenced bell hooks or rather

53:53

vs referred to fly

54:00

my boxes beyond better

54:02

than that so i have another

54:04

yeah

54:05

the of ally i did not make that up for

54:07

this i literally sitting on a what's

54:09

that one , my

54:11

other friends like three weeks ago

54:13

of her since ,

54:15

i to say i'm fine i'm the pool

54:17

woman's boho

54:19

i see accessible bell hooks

54:21

i will be the nicest forever as

54:24

i didn't really mind that you found go to i love

54:26

ice and go to swastikas one and i'm delighted

54:28

that my dates are it was just when i

54:30

heard i was off as it i'm just gonna get

54:32

my fondling as the way and i'll just like oh

54:35

just of you're amazing and on our

54:37

case it the manager for fuck you

54:39

didn't get a dick pic ah i

54:43

thought the facts and i will happily be

54:46

excessive let intellectual bell hooks

54:48

bill feel hooks fell yes

54:52

we are some i just use your whole

54:54

bell hooks bell hooks myself

54:57

feel his yeah my parents we have the and ups

55:00

real know about this rock

55:03

, is there anything you came

55:05

to say that you didn't get to say

55:07

absolutely i always have lots to say

55:10

safely as if you are you

55:13

are community organization

55:15

india governmental organization

55:18

literally anyone else hero and

55:20

you want texas our

55:23

the lead comprehensive as specialized

55:25

planes as pencils i see education

55:27

which covers off physical techniques and

55:30

an emotional harm reduction an

55:32

education we talk a lot about can scenes

55:35

and healthy relationship all that good stuff

55:37

place your cat our website we have

55:39

free and accessible cole says we run

55:41

for years the lasers

55:44

yes even to eighteen thirteen

55:46

women in history institutions we have

55:49

could occur top of modi courses

55:52

which has delivered fully and said and said that i

55:54

n's we have to add

55:56

to specialize disability causes we have

55:58

specialized rambo called we have migrants

56:01

for the way he has specifically

56:03

russian course content to help and

56:06

try and ensure the safety of every

56:16

that love to have you along the

56:18

more than in a pittance a voucher lot of

56:20

changes that we can be in contact with the

56:23

cipher other country we have here and

56:25

all three at all

56:26

the second that i wanted to states or

56:28

as opposed to fear money and

56:31

as an injury i we are

56:33

i'm dead seen us play by the government's

56:36

am by charities other charities

56:39

lotteries commission's we're

56:41

we scrape them with her what we can have

56:44

the impact of carthage not only on

56:46

the the little that and

56:48

smut partner violence and generalized

56:50

violence and now she had or towards women

56:53

with same the the rights of violence is

56:55

absolutely skyrocketed over the last for

56:57

two years and

56:59

that demand has outstripped our

57:01

funding completely so

57:03

once again if there's anyone out there

57:05

who has any has any

57:07

change rattling around that they wanna say go

57:09

towards helping improve the lives of

57:12

women and children and

57:14

else he had a lot in place since

57:16

it our way would be more than happy to take that

57:18

this on a fuel school could do a fundraisers

57:20

your office your company could your fundraiser

57:23

if your book group could do a fundraiser feel

57:25

what's up group would all go yeah we'll check

57:27

been in and ten bucks or something that

57:29

would make an enormous difference of all the list as of the go from

57:32

his to new zealand did that on

57:34

one and can i can they check out your website

57:36

find out how to night

57:38

yes absolutely we'll have full donation length

57:41

and all the information on there m goes

57:43

be brand new website would you be launched by

57:45

the time goes to it's so we'll

57:47

be dubbed a dot kaho maru

57:50

dot org dot inside so

57:52

that spelt k a a h

57:54

a you m a

57:56

are you does or doesn't say is

57:58

great and check out the show night if you want

58:00

a direct link otherwise

58:03

give it a google and i'm sure you gonna find

58:05

it it'd be great from this podcast ah

58:08

we could

58:08

race at least five thousand dollars for

58:10

each of these brilliant organizations that

58:12

are doing so much for

58:14

girls women and people have

58:16

much less genders in new zealand

58:19

it's really wonderful stuff that you don't you must

58:21

have all have very fulfilling really realize

58:24

his ribs really got really reason to get out of bed haven't

58:27

i'm not going i'm looking for recent gallup adam to single

58:33

eight i'm kidding i'm kidding

58:35

of course i have sinus are

58:37

also roxy when i'm over i'd love to see

58:39

you do this man lgbtq

58:42

plus drugs and cabaret says

58:45

yeah i have that private i

58:47

went to lot with the local queer community here

58:49

and to fundamentally unsound i'm willing to ah

58:52

shoutout to ivy bertha hosting

58:54

all of the queer cabaret shows that i used

58:56

to produce them play i'm we've

58:59

had to take a little bit of a seat back from that's

59:01

our

59:02

the west as the coven situation and

59:04

what not but the performing arts must go

59:06

on and i'm looking forward to getting back until it as

59:08

well can i can i'll be back punch line because

59:10

great patron are coming back out in july

59:12

and last time we were in wellington we have the best

59:15

time with know either of us have been that we

59:17

walked into a lesbian bar and i said your money's no good

59:19

here we were lost by frederick absolutely

59:21

either about it you winter what about the out

59:23

about it

59:25

we are today that's really the only way about here

59:27

in wellington okay that before we went to them

59:30

for , i i i

59:32

do love to begin as guitar course could i

59:34

may as well yeah absolutely you

59:36

want

59:36

the would you act with grader and torres strait

59:39

i can do the triangle

59:42

are listen these these good suggestions

59:44

listen if you learn to tap proficiently

59:46

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59:49

i would be

59:49

would feel really wrong not bringing you

59:52

to wellington to go into all that on

59:54

a tool the lesbian balsa framed by all of

59:56

them i do you mean that one yeah

59:58

that one it says as yeah

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1:00:07

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1:00:09

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1:00:31

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1:00:33

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1:00:54

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1:00:59

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1:01:04

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1:01:05

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1:01:07

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1:01:09

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1:01:11

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