Everyone we know has experienced their unique journey of life, and along the way they have had their share of success and failure. Each of us have learned important lessons and gathered valuable resources that have allowed us to survive and thrive. This podcast is a place for sharing our stories and our resources for the benefit of others. It's a celebration of the resilience and tenacity of people in all walks of life, our local heroes.
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Allyship gets talked about like a personality trait, but that framing lets us hide in comfort. In this episode I take a different approach and map allyship as a spectrum, from harmful behaviour and dismissive “I don’t see colour” neutrality to real support that shows up in meetings, policies, relationships, and everyday moments. The big idea is simple: allyship is action-oriented, and the people we claim to support get to decide whether our actions actually help. I also slow down on the empa...
13 Jun 2026
A Fresh Start In Tasmania And A New Mission
Allyship gets talked about like a badge, but I’m more interested in it as a verb: what we do when support needs to be public, practical, and a little uncomfortable. After a big transition moving from the Blue Mountains to the north coast of Tasmania, I’m back with a reset for JD’s Journal and a clearer mission for where this show is heading next. I also share another major project that’s in motion: I’ve joined the Kintsugi Heroes team, a storytelling platform with hundreds of podcasts behind...
31 Dec 2025
2025 It's a Wrap!
A year of upheaval deserves an honest debrief—and a clear next step. I wrap season two with a heartfelt thank you, a transparent look at what resonated, and a rapid-fire tour through every guest’s biggest insight, from purpose-driven pivots to systems-level change. Along the way, I share a personal update—a move to Tasmania and a short break until late February—and a plan to rebalance what you love most: more focused solo deep dives alongside a strong guest lineup already queued. Across the ...
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