#014 - Alison Newman on The Art of Being a Mum
04/03/22 • 73 min
Alison Newman is a singer, songwriter, podcaster and mum of 2 boys from regional South Australia. She has been singing and performing since the age of 5 and, for the last 14 years, has been juggling her career with being a mum. This is a topic that really interests me personally, as my wife and I are soon to become parents! In this episode, we discussed the challenges of becoming a parents, including post-natal depression and 'mum-guilt', how to balance becoming a parent with a career and a life outside of parenting, as well as what it is like to parent in the 21st century, with the minefield of social media and technology! Whether you are a parent or not, this episode is a fascinating insight into life as a parent, which you, or someone close to you, will need at some point!
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📷 Alison's Instagram
💻 Alison's Website
💻 Alison's YouTube Channel
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Alison Newman is a singer, songwriter, podcaster and mum of 2 boys from regional South Australia. She has been singing and performing since the age of 5 and, for the last 14 years, has been juggling her career with being a mum. This is a topic that really interests me personally, as my wife and I are soon to become parents! In this episode, we discussed the challenges of becoming a parents, including post-natal depression and 'mum-guilt', how to balance becoming a parent with a career and a life outside of parenting, as well as what it is like to parent in the 21st century, with the minefield of social media and technology! Whether you are a parent or not, this episode is a fascinating insight into life as a parent, which you, or someone close to you, will need at some point!
Connect with Alison
📷 Alison's Instagram
💻 Alison's Website
💻 Alison's YouTube Channel
Connect with Sam
📷 Instagram
🐦 Twitter💻 Website
Leave A Review
If you have enjoyed this episode, the best thing you can do to support the show is leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! Even a simple review helps more people to find our content and learn something new! You can also share this episode directly with friends and family if you found it useful. Thank you for your incredible support!
Links
If you are interested in creating your own podcast, you can use Buzzsprout (use this link to receive a $20 Amazon gift card after your 2nd month) to host your podcast and Riverside (use this link to sign up and you will help support this show!) to help you remotely record interviews professionally. You can also sign up for Podmatch here if you are a host looking for guests or a potential guest looking for the right podcast to appear on!
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#013 - Pip Stewart on Life Lessons From The Amazon
Pip Stewart is an adventurer, journalist and author who I came across a few months ago when I discovered and started reading her book - Life Lessons From The Amazon. I love the book and really wanted to talk to Pip about her adventures and what she has learned from them. I loved this conversation and Pip was definitely one of the most easy to talk to people I have ever spoken to, which made the interview so great! In the episode, we discuss how and why Pip got into some of her incredible adventures, including cycling from Malaysia to London and kayaking Guyana’s biggest river, what life lessons she has learnt along the way which we can all apply to our own lives, as well as the sustainability impacts of tourism, of our everyday consumption and the moral and ethical impacts of traveling. A really interesting conversation and I’m very grateful for Pip for chatting with me! If you haven’t read her book Life Lessons From The Amazon, I definitely think you should go grab a copy (you can find it here!).
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📷 Pip's Instagram
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💻 Pip's Website
💻 Check out 'Life Lesson's From The Amazon'
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If you have enjoyed this episode, the best thing you can do to support the show is leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! Even a simple review helps more people to find our content and learn something new! You can also share this episode directly with friends and family if you found it useful. Thank you for your incredible support!
Links
If you are interested in creating your own podcast, you can use Buzzsprout (use this link to receive a $20 Amazon gift card after your 2nd month) to host your podcast and Riverside (use this link to sign up and you will help support this show!) to help you remotely record interviews professionally. You can also sign up for Podmatch here if you are a host looking for guests or a potential guest looking for the right podcast to appear on!
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#015 - Life Lessons from Athletes
Today's episode is a bit of a different one, as we share with you some of the best advice given to us by the numerous athletes we have spoken to over the first fourteen episodes of the podcast. In this episode, you will hear from:
- Triathlete, coach and content creator Taren Gesell.
- Triathlete and coach Lauren Kebla.
- Atlantic rower, hiker and world record holder Isaac Kenyon.
- Professional boxer and coach Joe Hughes.
- Triathlete and cancer survivor Gillian Roberts.
- Ultra--marathon runner Scott Jenkins.
Click on the name of each guest to listen to their original episode in full.
Connect with Guests
💻 Taren's Website
📷 Lauren's Instagram
💻 Isaac's Website
📷 Joe's Instagram
💻 Gillian's Website
📷 Scott's Instagram
Connect with Sam
📷 Instagram
🐦 Twitter💻 Website
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If you have enjoyed this episode, the best thing you can do to support the show is leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! Even a simple review helps more people to find our content and learn something new! You can also share this episode directly with friends and family if you found it useful. Thank you for your incredible support!
Links
If you are interested in creating your own podcast, you can use Buzzsprout (use this link to receive a $20 Amazon gift card after your 2nd month) to host your podcast and Riverside (use this link to sign up and you will help support this show!) to help you remotely record interviews professionally. You can also sign up for Podmatch here if you are a host looking for guests or a potential guest looking for the right podcast to appear on!
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