Same Here, Me Too Naomi Kellner-Read & Kora Faithfull

It's next to impossible to walk down the street and not see someone who hasn't got a piercing, tattoo or some sort of body modification. Over the last decade, there has been an influx of  TV shows around tattoo artistry which has eliminated the stigma tattoos once held. This has led to an acceptance into the social norm, resulting in more people getting piercing and tattoos.

But, is it becoming more popular because it's allowing people to express their own personalities through their bodies?

In this weeks episode, we explore the world of body art and how we are using our bodies to express our personalities and identities.

Naomi is one ride away from hitting 200 rides at inspire cycle. To some it may not seem like much, to others it may sound like an exorbitant, unattainable amount - to Naomi, it's far more than a number.

Join us this week as Naomi shares her journey with inspire cycle over the past few years, what she has learnt from it and how what she has learnt has impacted every other area of her life.

Trends come in as quickly as they go out, replaced by the next one of the season. However, there does seem to be one trend that has stood the test of time and appears to be here for the long run... Vegetarianism.

Vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, flexitarian no matter where you look there seems to be a new form of diet that people are using to define themselves. With many people replacing foods with plant-based alternatives, are we truly becoming more aware of what we eat and how it impacts the environment or are the majority simply jumping on the new “trend”?

With Kora being a vegetarian her whole life, it's a daily discussion she has with many people.

Join us this week as we discuss the rise of the veggie-based diet and whether it is becoming the new social norm or whether it’s just another fad?

April 9, 2021 Taylor Swift dropped Fearless (Taylor's Version). For many of us it was an opportunity to re listen to all of those tracks we knew and loved as young girls. An opportunity to sing along at the top of our lungs, reminisce on old memories and experience the album as adults.

We don't know about you, but for both of us it was quite the eye opening experience.

Join us this week as we reflect on how far we've come since being those young teenage girls singing along to Taylor Swift, the clarity we've gained, the shocks, the surprises and the revelation we had about Taylor's journey and this album being a metaphor for life and growing up.

This week it's all about your body and how in many ways it's basically a car. Hear us out! 

Your car needs fuel, oil, regular services, cleans, ongoing maintenance and just plain old TLC to stay in top shape right? Your body is exactly the same. 

Join us this week for a fun episode on how to make sure your body is firing on all cylinders, raring to go and functioning as though it were a Maserati Granturismo driving down a straight road at top speed fuelled with e85. 

Whether it be hormonal or non-hormonal, at some point the majority of us ('us' being the female species) will use some form of birth control. Whether it come in the form of a pill, a condom, a coil or an implant, at some stage we'll sit down with our doctor and discuss our options, hoping to make a decision on what is going to work best for our own bodies.

Join us this week as we share our own experiences surrounding birth control, what those experiences have allowed us to learn about ourselves and our stance on the importance of taking charge of our bodies and our health.

[Trigger Warning: This episode contains content surrounding birth control, pregnancy, miscarriage, mental health and suicide which may be triggering for some. If you or someone you know is in need of support, please know there are places you can go for help.]