Te Passion Project Hezron Alban

In this episode we're in San Francisco, California. I have a chat with Antonio Castro, a Senior Software Engineer, and Harry She, a Senior Data Scientist. Antonio creates his own work spaces and Harry sends his work into space.To support Te Passion Project please consider subscribing to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or YouTube. You can find out more about the show on tepassionproject.com

In this episode I sit down with the FASHIONINJ4 himself, Luke Bulay. We talk about his fashion inspirations, life as a chiropractor and his love of football. Leshgo skux deluxe.To support Te Passion Project please consider subscribing to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or YouTube. You can find out more about the show on tepassionproject.com

In this episode I'm joined by John Cabana, John Cabana and John Cabana, a trio of brothers who make up the music group Anabac. They've been playing and performing music their entire lives, but the three formally banded together in 2013 when they participated in the inaugural season of The X Factor New Zealand. Anabac progressed into the Top 24 and have been performing as a group ever since.We recorded this episode in Anabac Studios in West Auckland over a few sippies lol. Ray runs the studio ...

It took me four months to get home from Manila to Auckland and I tested positive for the corona in the process! Join me as I remember the stresses of the journey home.

In this episode I sit down with Miguel Valero, who at the time of recording was on secondment for Deloitte in Tokyo, Japan. Over a few sippy lalas during our “e-numan”, we talk about the importance of family support. Sometimes tough conversations have to be had, and it’s quite often the people who love and care for you the most who are most warranted in calling you out for your bullcrap.We touch on Japanese culture, food and fashion, and what it meant for him to live a “salaryman” lifestyle. ...

In this episode I sit down with one of the most inspirational people I know - my father, Ronnie Alban. We dabble into a little bit of his journey as an immigrant to New Zealand, his family, his time at university and also about my mum.This was a super special episode as it marks the one year anniversary of Te Passion Project, and I couldn’t think of anyone better to celebrate this milestone with. Thank you again to my dad for taking the time out of his evening to jump onto the show for a bit ...