The Big Picture NZ Harrison Newton

Kayleigh is back on the show to talk about the life-long journey and struggle for wellness. We talk about the different aspects of wellness but the conversation spices up as we dive into whether the wellness movement is a byproduct of an unwell society. People are stressed out and blaming themselves but maybe there are other factors at play. Tune in for a good thinking one! 

Nick Arbuckle is on the show to sort out the problems of an outdated institution in the modern era. We talk about how different Universities bring out different personality traits in people, what going to University means in the 21st Century and how to change it for the better. This subject has something for everyone and a few good laughs in between so tune in for a cracker episode.

Kayleigh is on the show to talk about her business She Walks NZ. Walking is a forgotten art that can bring out the best in people in the best environments. She Walks brings together a bunch of women for a day of making friends and adventuring. We talk about how walking is a great way to interact and make friends with new people, clears the mind and frees it up for new ideas to enter. It's going to inspire you to either start a business or go for a day walk yourself so tune in for a goodie.

Alana Hall is on the show to talk about how we can make work work for us in the 21st Century. Our generation is working longer hours than our parents did which means the workforce is only going backwards. How can we update the work model to restore a better work-life balance and increase productivity? Tune in to find out.

Kayleigh is on the show to share the peaks and pitfalls of public speaking and why we should all get stuck into it. Tune in for some motivation for the next time you are pushed to the front of the group to share a few words, maybe it's even a skill you can sharpen...  

Daniel Cook, a very popular guest is back on to talk about how buying a home has changed his life completely. We all know there is a housing crisis but how does it actually affect people each day. Well, it's affecting people much more than you think, from getting a dog to just having hope for the future and avoiding a generation from growing up in poverty. The housing crisis strips people of shelter, placing us at the bottom of Maslow's hierarchy, that's some great progress for the 21st Century. So let's dive in and find out the reality of the situation and where it's heading. It's a scary one but a good one so tune in for a laugh and maybe a cry.