Parenthood

'Through Pain You Can Find Purpose' with Jacinta Tynan

Jacinta Tynan is a journalist, an author, columnist and former news presenter with Sky News Australia. For more than a decade, Jacinta was a regular columnist for Sunday Life and a contributing for other Australian Publications including Sydney Morning Herald, Mind Food & Kids Spot. After stepping away from presenting on Australian screens in 2020, she turned her attention to her other great passion - Human Potential, earning a diploma in Positive Mental Health. She is now a qualified Life Coach, the perfect synergy for her regular body and soul column on spirituality in which she explores spiritual concepts and modalities.

She does all this whilst raising her two sons in Sydney, Australia.

We are truly honoured to have Jacinta on the show, both sharing her story and her wisdom. So make sure to listen and tell us what you think in the comments below.

You can keep up to date with Jacinta across her socials: @jacintatynan Official Website: https://jacintatynan.com/

Make sure you also subscribe to our youtube channel if you would like to watch our recorded episode: https://youtu.be/hfXQF1eS-9c

'Silver Linings' A Journey to Happiness with Alex Fevola

With her new book 'Silver Linings' out Alex shares shares a story of resilience from a Australian woman who knows more than most about what it takes to bounce back from hardship. Growing up with a love of horses and make-up, and a determination to work hard; dabbling in modelling as a teen led to a promising start to a career in photography. A new chapter in her life was just beginning when tragedy struck, and she lost her partner and the father of her newborn daughter, Mia. Then, with barely a moment to grieve, and a young baby dependent on her, Alex almost succumbed to a life-threatening health emergency.

Life was to deal Alex Fevola many more lows and highs, and in this episode, founder Glenn Marsden chats with Alex to hear her journey and her efforts to share it to the world in her own words, for anybody out there that may have or be experiencing what she has had to go through.

'Silver Linings' with Alex Fevola

Alex Fevola is the founder of the successful beauty brand Runway Room, and training academy, she’s a photographer, a wife, a mum of four daughters an author and a woman who has had to live some of the darkest moments of her life while the whole country watched.

With her new book 'Silver Linings' out Alex shares shares a story of resilience from a Australian woman who knows more than most about what it takes to bounce back from hardship. Growing up with a love of horses and make-up, and a determination to work hard; dabbling in modelling as a teen led to a promising start to a career in photography. A new chapter in her life was just beginning when tragedy struck, and she lost her partner and the father of her newborn daughter, Mia. Then, with barely a moment to grieve, and a young baby dependent on her, Alex almost succumbed to a life-threatening health emergency.

Life was to deal Alex Fevola many more lows and highs, and in this episode, founder Glenn Marsden chats with Alex to hear her journey and her efforts to share it to the world in her own words, for anybody out there that may have or be experiencing what she has had to go through.

A Big Thank you to our Voice Over Artist: Mike Christensen ( thevoicemonkey.com)

Behind The Scenes with Australian TV Personality Karen Ledbury

This episode founder Glenn Marsden chats with Karen Ledbury.

One of Australia's most recognised and respected TV Presenters, actress known from the Morning Show, the Daily Edition and the Sydney Weekender. The ultimate travel show which is one of Australia's longest running shows in history.

She is a wife, a mum and an absolutely amazing lady and advocate towards Mental Health and our Global Efforts.

Getting behind our efforts from the beginning and helping us get these conversations started with some of the biggest networks in Australia.

This episode we hear of Karen's story, her journey into a career in TV which has spanned 25 years and hear about why speaking out on the topic of Mental Health is important to her.


Michelle Heaton & Hugh Hanley Share their story on the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast.

Michelle Heaton & Husband Hugh Hanley get behind the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign global efforts and next week see's an incredible chat with them both sharing...

Michelle Heaton & Husband Hugh Hanley get behind the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign global efforts and next week see’s an incredible chat with them both sharing their story on the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast with founder Glenn Marsden and Rachael Newsham around Michelle’s battle having had to face some serious health challenges over the past few years, including undergoing a double mastectomy, breast reconstruction a hysterectomy and heart problems, and how she has managed to get through everything with the support of Hugh and her family. We find out how it affected Hugh being a partner watching his loved one struggle and how it impacted him also.

We are truly grateful for Michelle and Hugh getting behind our global efforts in changing the narrative around mental health and sharing their story which will help so many others out there that may be going through similar things.

A quick snippet of the chat with Michelle and Hugh telling us what it means being Imperfectly Perfect to them.

‘To me you have to allow ourselves not to be perfect. Because I always wanted to be perfect, to be the best I can be, and I still do want to be the best I can be and do and the best mum. But I’m never going to be right. Because no-one is right. Nobody is perfect and the more that we understand that and give ourselves a break the better we will be.’ - @wonderwomanshel

‘For me, it is around trying to be the perfect husband. Help Michelle and be her strength because, like she said she has an awful lot of health issues going on there and she’s been through for the last 10 years so much health struggles like hysterectomy, mastectomy, heart surgery, a pancreas issue. That’s a lot to take in, in 10 years for one person plus giving birth to two children. So for me personally, it’s trying to be a perfect husband, a good husband.’ @hughhanley

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Gena Lee Nolin & her Advocacy Towards Mental Health.

We are so incredible grateful for @genaleenolin and @chulse32 for being a part of the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign global efforts to change the narrative arou...

We are so incredible grateful for Gena Lee Nolin and husband; Cale Hulse for being a part of the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign global efforts to change the narrative around Mental Health.

The more we all actively come together to these conversation started, the more lives we can save.

The hard conversations that need to be had so people know that they are not alone. The change starts with us. The change starts with you.