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AQJ 122: Hope for Health – Reawakening Indigenous Health

Earlier this year, Jo and Fouad were excited to connect with Dr Kama Trudgen and Tim Trudgen of Hope for Health and learn about the important work they are doing with the Yolngu people in Arnhem Land, a remote part of the Northern Territory of Australia. In this podcast they interview Kama about the story… Continue reading AQJ 122: Hope for Health – Reawakening Indigenous Health

TPS 280: What is the perfect microbiome?

This week Brett interviews The Functional Naturopath, Dan Sipple about gut health, leaky gut, IBS and a whole lot more. This interview topic was sparked by a follower of George’s Facebook page (Civilized Caveman) who wanted to know more and Dan certainly delivers. The conversation ranges from Dan’s health journey, to what we know about… Continue reading TPS 280: What is the perfect microbiome?

RFR 189: Debunking Myths with Dr Phil Maffetone

In Episode 189 of The Real Food Reel we are joined by our very good friend Dr Phil Maffetone. He needs no introduction but I wanted to share with you Phil’s credo that “everyone is an athlete.” As a health and fitness trendsetter he has perhaps had more positive impact on a wider variety of people… Continue reading RFR 189: Debunking Myths with Dr Phil Maffetone

BFM 4: Making Movement Fun With Primal Influence

Tune in as Paul talks with Clint from Primal Influence around the importance and benefits of natural movement in both adults and children. Clint discusses how to make movement fun again as well as giving us some simple games to get our kids moving functionally to help improve skills such as balance. Check out Primal… Continue reading BFM 4: Making Movement Fun With Primal Influence

UC 299: Surviving a crisis of Genetic Heart Disease – Holt Oram Syndrome with Juliet Dyer

It’s hard enough bringing up children, but imagine bringing up children who have heart issues, not only that but so does your life partner. Sometimes it’s easy to let yourself go and just cope. Not Juliet Dyer, she realized that in order to cope and live her best life she needed to be the best version… Continue reading UC 299: Surviving a crisis of Genetic Heart Disease – Holt Oram Syndrome with Juliet Dyer

NTM 168: When we hold our kids to higher standards than we hold ourselves

Do you hear yourself saying things to your children and recognise it might be a bit unreasonable?  Or ponder where you yourself ‘lose your shit’ or don’t speak respectfully, or fire up instead of play nice?  In this weeks episode we get honest about all the ways in which we tend to hold our children… Continue reading NTM 168: When we hold our kids to higher standards than we hold ourselves

TWG 364: Natural therapies for the community

This week Brett and Damian interview CEO of Blackmores Richard Henfrey about the great work Blackmores are doing in the natural therapies space. Not only are Blackmores providing great quality supplements, they are also doing a lot of research into natural therapies, advocating for natural therapies on a political level, running programs to help the… Continue reading TWG 364: Natural therapies for the community

HBH 17: Movement Therapy, Waking Up The Brain & Job Skills with Joanne Lara

Music and movement combined has the power to re-map the brain! Autism Movement Therapy® is a program designed by Joanne Lara – a professional dancer turned classroom education specialist turned university professor! The program is based on interhemispheric sensory integration to help children reach their potential. Music and movement can literally rewire the brain to… Continue reading HBH 17: Movement Therapy, Waking Up The Brain & Job Skills with Joanne Lara

BQS 49: Look Back to Vision Forward

In today’s episode Dr M reflects on the journey so far with the Be the Queen of Your Stress Podcast, in planning todays episode, Dr M realised how far she’d come in a relatively short period of time with the Podcast. Dr M shares how through the reflection of the time and improvements that have… Continue reading BQS 49: Look Back to Vision Forward

100NO 284: 86 and thriving | Smashing the ageing stereotype with David Dobson

David Dobson is not your average 86 year old. Recommended to us by BestMe Radio host, Carl Hammington, David Dobson is fit, active, sharp and inspired at 86 years young. When most people expect to be sitting in a chair, and likely in a nursing home, Dobson can be found training with Carl five days… Continue reading 100NO 284: 86 and thriving | Smashing the ageing stereotype with David Dobson