Author: Steve Hayter

Like many doctors, this weeks guest focused on treating her patients’ conditions with drugs or surgical procedures. However, this all changed after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2000 which turned out to be the catalyst for a huge shake up. We know that many of our listeners at home first discovered Paleo through experiencing… Continue reading TPS 68: Dr Terry Wahls – Beating Progressive MS Using Paleo Principles and Functional Medicine

This week we finally get to interview one of the most highly anticipated guests we’ve ever had on the show. Our amazing audience generated a huge buzz when we posted to social media asking what they wanted to find out about when they heard who we were interviewing and I will admit that Brett, Steve… Continue reading TPS 67: Pete Evans On Living Healthy Everyday

The weeks guest discovered and adopted a new dietary lifestyle modelled after the Paleo diet back in 2010. His motivation for doing this stemmed from a number of factors but was largely due to his desire to get  back to his primal roots and become “less domestic”. We know how easy it is to get… Continue reading TPS 66: The Domestic Man – Russ Crandall Chats With Us At His Ancestral Table

This weeks guest is a modern day hunter gatherer who runs an evolving website, blog and business born out of her love and passion for health, sustainability, supporting Tasmanian local farmer’s and producers and spreading the word on holistic nutrition.  Originally working in the field of pharmacy, she is now a successful educator, blogger, wellness event creator, food… Continue reading TPS 65: Jo Smith of Primal Living Tasmania – Knowing Where Your Food Comes From And Being A Locivore

This week we’re talking with Dr Ronesh Sinha who has worked out a way to bring the benefits of a primal lifestyle to South Asian people to tackle the alarming rates of heart disease, diabetes, obesity and related conditions that he sees, especially from those that emigrate away from their home country. We know that… Continue reading TPS 64: Dr Ronesh Sinha – The South Asian Health Solution, A Culturally Tailored Approach To Living Primal

This weeks guest is a bit like us- so we’re excited straight up! He is passionate about discussing what it takes for humans to be happy and healthy and is certainly doing his part to help spread the word on health. His goal is to make a difference in your everyday life. He knows the challenges that… Continue reading TPS 63: Evan Brand of Not Just Paleo Podcast On Hacking Stress

This weeks guest has so much awesome on offer that I don’t want to waste a second of our time with her. To all of our listeners, I know that sometimes getting your head around all of the ins and outs of autoimmune disease can be harder than trying to rummage your way through a Target clearance… Continue reading TPS 62: Sarah Ballantyne – All things autoimmune with The Paleo Mom

I love today’s guest because she is all about the food. I know that in my quest for health I have done just  about every ridiculous dietary fad out there- lemon detoxes, calorie restriction, shakes, slimming bars,  lotions, potions, pills, the works. The thing about Paleo for me, and I know I’m not alone in… Continue reading TPS 61: Liz Wolfe – Eat The Yolks

We are super pumped this week to be interviewing a very special guest in fact we like him so much that this is his second time on the show and we certainly hope that it won’t be his last! Fasten your seat belts and get ready for high amounts of awesome because today we are interviewing one of… Continue reading TPS 60: Chewing the fat with Dr. Loren Cordain

This week I have been doing some reflection and I have really been pondering what makes a successful  plan to achieve optimal health. A few points really jumped out at me. Firstly there is no singular one size fits all solution. While there may be some basic principles that we can all draw from it’s… Continue reading TPS 59: Tara Grant – The Hidden Plague