Waikato Youth Vibes Rosalie Norton

Unlocking Your Authenticity
To end this podcast season, I got to talanoa with my friend Gemma Rose, a meowified mentor, neurospicy queen and the person who shaped my journey in the community. So, in summary it was the perfect way to wrap up this chapter of the podcast!
Gemma and I discuss what it can feel like if your true authentic self is present, and also reflect on how finding communities we connect with has helped us to find a sense of community within ourselves.

This is the power of language!
The second part of a two-part conversation, where I got to talanoa with my dear friend Jahvaya Wheki about alignment, cat choirs, identity and loving the process of learning your language. Tune in next week for the second half of this beautiful conversation!

This is the power of language!
In this week’s first part of a two-part conversation, I got to talanoa with my dear friend Jahvaya Wheki about alignment, cat choirs, identity and loving the process of learning your language. Tune in next week for the second half of this beautiful conversation!

Student life can be tough!
But in this week’s episode with Charlotte Mitchell, we chat about how you can support yourself, start making connections and push past some of the pressures young people have when entering ‘student life’. Charlotte highlights some of the ways she made it through uni (successfully and safely!!) that one of the most important things she found was to be true to yourself, through and through.

This week we had climate activist and leader in impact spaces, the amazing Emma Sinclair from Impact Hub Waikato on the pod.
We discuss highlights and challenges creating startups, the work Impact Hub Waikato does in the climate space and the importance of finding and building a community of like-minded changemakers.

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