The Dom Harvey Podcast

Dom Harvey
The Dom Harvey Podcast

It started off as a podcast about people who run. Now it is just a podcast about people. Hosted by New Zealand broadcaster, author and marathon runner, Dom Harvey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Sean Yarbrough on ‘Broke Boy Taco’ Success, Going into Business with Israel Adesanya & Getting Sober

    2 DAYS AGO

    Sean Yarbrough on ‘Broke Boy Taco’ Success, Going into Business with Israel Adesanya & Getting Sober

    Sean Yarbrough is the mastermind behind Broke Boy Taco. He has, in a very short time frame, redefined street food culture and created a brand that has a genuine buzz and well-deserved hype around it.  From sleeping on sofas and being addicted to drugs and alcohol to moving to New Zealand and establishing New Zealand’s hottest new hospitality business- this podcast follows part of the remarkable Sean Yarbrough story. I am a sucker for a good success story, and THIS is most definitely one of those. We discuss: + His early years in small town America and the impact of losing him mum to a prescription pill addiction and the impact that had on him. + How he ended up addicted to drugs and alcohol and homeless in San Francisco. + Everything Broke Boy Taco related: Why that name, why tacos, who the red white and gold colour scheme and even why yellow wax paper. Sean has put a lot of thought into all these things. + How UFC legend Israel Adesanya came on board as an investor + His plans for the future of Broke Boy Tacos and so much more. If you get to the end of this conversation and are not inspired by Seans' story, I’m not sure what will motivate you. Sean is the real deal and you guys are going to love this one. ---------- Before we get into the episode MASSIVE thanks to the sponsors of this episode- the award winning Generate KiwiSaver scheme. We know you’ve heard of FOMO but have you heard of FORO? Fear of running out, when it comes to your retirement savings. No one wants to be caught short, so do your future self a favor and get some KiwiSaver advice from Generate. Generate have a track record of delivering strong long-term performance for their members – which will really pay off by the time you reach retirement. And, they’ve got advisers across the country to help make sure your investment is set up best for you. Don’t have FORO – plan for tomorrow! Head to: https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement head to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. **The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 46m
  2. 6 DAYS AGO

    How to Live a Sober Life - Ex-Alcoholic on Warning Signs, 'Hangxiety' & Rewiring Your Brain

    Victoria Vanstone is a British-born author, blogger, and podcast host who now lives on the Sunshine coast in Australia. She is a reformed “party girl” (her words, not mine) who is now living her best life sharing her sobriety journey. She is a woman on a mission to help others stuck in a pattern of normalized social binge drinking. It seems like whatever Victoria does- she does at 100 miles an hour. She was like this in her party girl era, which you’ll hear about. And now she is the same way with sobriety: She’s written a HILARIOUS book called “1000 Wasted Sundays” And she hosts an award-winning podcast called “Sober Awkward.” That is how we connected- she was in New Zealand doing a live podcast show for Kiwi fans of the Sober Awkward podcast. This podcast episode will be especially beneficial for anyone who is questioning their own personal relationship with alcohol and has been perhaps contemplating how a life without alcohol may look.  But even if alcohol is not a concern for you, I think you’ll love getting to learn a bit more about Victoria- she’s awesome. Here are some links for all things Victoria:   Victoria's IG: https://www.instagram.com/drunkmummysobermummy/ All things “Sober-Awkward”: https://www.soberawkward.com Victoria's book “1000 Wasted Sundays”: https://www.booktopia.com.au/a-thousand-wasted-sundays-victoria-vanstone/book/9780645757941.html   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 5m
  3. 16 MAR

    The Voice Of Rugby - Grant Nisbett On Commentating 350 Tests, Christian Cullen & Favourite Tests

    In November 2024, 40 years after making his commentary debut, Grant ‘Nisbo’ Nisbett called his 350th All Blacks test match- that’s over half of ALL the test matches the All Blacks have ever played! 'Nisbo' is 74 years old and still at the peak of his broadcasting powers and this is a small part of the Grant Nisbett story. We cover a lot of stuff here: + His career goals for the future. + His early years in broadcasting including going to the Olympics in 1976 to cover the boxing. + His best All Black stories. + Commentating cricket with the great Richie Benaud. + A rare peak into his private life including the loss of his wife Toni and his relationship with his two adult daughters and his new partner, Shona. + How he ended up naked and locked outside his hotel room. Twice. + And much more. There will never ever be another ‘Nisbo’ so this was a huge honour and I hope you guys enjoy it. *** Huge thanks to my friends at the Generate KiwiSaver scheme for sponsoring this episode. I was with a different Kiwisaver provide but I switched to Generate when they came on board as a sponsor, and I regret not doing it sooner.  And I will be with Generate until I retire.  Switching from whoever you are with now to Generate is super easy and will only take you a few minutes. So, why should you consider making the switch? Generate have a track record of delivering strong long-term performance for their members – which will really pay off by the time you reach retirement. And they have advisers across the country to help make sure your investment is set up best for you. Don’t have FORO, the fear of running out – plan for tomorrow! Head to: https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement go to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. **The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 50m
  4. 12 MAR

    Christchurch Mosque Attack Survivor- Temel Atacocugu Was Shot 9 Times & Lived to Tell the Story

    This podcast needs to come with a very strong warning. It is a very graphic account of the darkest day in New Zealand’s history. Please listen with caution. On March 15, 2019, Temel Atacocugu was praying at the Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch when a white supremacist terrorist stormed in. At the end of the despicable cowardly attack which shocked and disgusted New Zealand and the world, 51 worshippers were dead and a further 40 were injured by gunfire. Temel Atacocugu miraculously survived the attack and walked out of the mosque and into the ambulance after being shot a total of nine times. This is part of his story: His early years in Turkey and his move to New Zealand after meeting and falling in love with a ow he ended up falling in love with a Kiwi. What his life looked like before the shooting. His recollections of that unimaginable day in 2019. Then the long, slow and painful road to healing. Including countless operations, attending court proceedings and addressing the terrorist, living with PTSD, survivor's guilt, struggles with ACC and more. This was the first time Temel and I met. And, to me, he looked fit, happy and healthy.  For me this was a good reminder that from outward appearances you never know what someone is going through or what they have experienced.  If Temel had one key takeaway, it would be for each of us to do our bit to make NZ peaceful, safe and kind for future generations.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 4m
  5. 9 MAR

    Toa Fraser on Living with Parkinson’s Disease & Directing Netflix Hit ‘Sweet Tooth’

    Toa Fraser is a legendary New Zealand filmmaker, playwright, and storyteller and this is his first ever podcast. Outside of his incredible career, he’s also been on a deeply personal journey with early-onset Parkinson’s disease which he was diagnosed with in 2016. This is a very small part of the Toa Fraser story:. His early years in the UK and his Fijian links. How he blew up as a young playwright in New Zealand The origins of his incredible movie Number 2.  How the Hollie Smith theme song “Bathe in the river” came about and why he would never make that movie today. His best stories from international film festivals. Making the top rating Netflix show Sweet Tooth during the pandemic. Then there is the Parkinson’s stuff:  His diagnosis and the decision to go public with it, what it means in day-to-day life for him and his family, how he manages it, what we should all know about the disease and much, much more. --------------------------------- What do you see yourself doing in retirement? Moving to the beach? Exploring the world in cruise ships? Travelling Europe by rail? Spending more time with friends and family? Whatever your dream, there’s one big question —how much will it cost? That’s why choosing a KiwiSaver provider with strong long-term performance matters. Generate is an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with a track record of delivering strong long-term returns- see their latest returns for yourself on their website. Because the choices you make today will shape the retirement you’ll have tomorrow. Start planning now—Book a chat with an adviser at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/dom The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure, go to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. **The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors**     Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 18m

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It started off as a podcast about people who run. Now it is just a podcast about people. Hosted by New Zealand broadcaster, author and marathon runner, Dom Harvey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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