Calm Ya Farm Smart Fella

🚨 NEW PODCAST ALERT 🚨
You are the first to find out about a new podcast project I've been working on and it's called "Can We Be Real?"
I've really missed connecting with you on a range of different topics and now every Tuesday we can catch up, share secrets, chat life and discuss taboo topics going on in the world.
I would really love your support today...
Please search "Can We Be Real? on your favourite podcast platform. Subscribe on Apple, follow on Spotify so you get the latest episodes when they drop and if you get the chance to share this podcast with your friends that would be a HUGE help.
Tuesday's are now for "Can We Be Real?" Thank you for your support.
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Elizabeth Farrelly, the self described "Renaissance Woman' says the combination of practicality and beauty is so dang important. Originally from New Zealand, she's an architect (explains the practicality), artist, author and columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald. She's just about to release her sixth book, titled "Killing Sydney".
How does this practical, yet aesthetically focused Sydney sider calm her farm?

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From the Archives:
Damien Leith, the Irish sweetheart of Australian Idol back in 2006. He's still living in Australia, and has just moved down to the Gong to work as a radio announcer - he's certainly got the voice for it.
When we asked Damien about his mental health journey, he didn't hesitate - OCD. His struggles with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder extend back to his childhood, where he developed what he describes as "proper OCD."
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From the Archives:
Australia loves a homicide detective, but even in that eminent group Gary Jubelin holds a special place.
After being the public face of the William Tyrell investigation, the little boy who vanished from Kendall in 2014, Gary was forced to step down from the police after illegally recording four phone calls relating to the investigation.
He's written a book, "I Catch Killers and has a podcast of the same name.
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Liyah Knight is a young muso with wisdom beyond her years.
In 25 short years on the planet, she's already achieved about 3 lives worth of things. Of course, she's a thoughtful singer-songwriter right now, but she's also played college basketball in the US and worked as a producer for Sky News. How's that for variety?!
With all these experiences under her belt, it's clear Liyah has a good head on her shoulders.
So, here she is with some of her best advice for looking after the head on YOUR shoulders.
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The wonderful Virginia Gay is back with us once more.
Not only is she returning to the podcast, but she's also returned to Australia after a stint in the US.
It was a big trip for her in more ways than one.
Not only did she have to battle through COVID (quite literally, she actually got it), but her time in the states was the first time Virginia had been truly cut off from all the support systems she'd built up down under.
Suffice to say, adjusting to that reality wasn't easy. In fact, Virginia will be the first to admit that her adjustment period led to her engaging in the art of “floor sobbing” more than once.
But through the trials and tribulations of living alone in America, Virginia's learnt a lot about recognizing her own strengths and the power of being truly vulnerable..

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