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Allanah Starr has a high priestess kind of status, in the world of transgender women and transgender entertainers. Long before Caitlin Jenner launched herself onto the media world stage, there was Allanah. Requested by Madonna to perform at Madonna’s 32nd birthday, and a regular favourite at Gianni Versace’s parties before his death, with no pun intended, this woman, this star, has been around. Amber joins her in the Manko Cabaret Theatre in Paris, to find out the wisdom she has gathered on how to be comfortable in your own skin.
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Soraya Bahgat is a young Egyptian woman who was inspired after a panic attack, during the 2012 Egyptian Revolution, to create the Tahrir Bodyguards - comprising volunteers who would protect women like her, from being mob assaulted during protests in the famous Tahrir Square in Cairo. In this episode, she joins Amber on a rooftop bar in Cairo, surrounded by men, threatening to drown them out, as their excitement is escalating over two of Egypt’s biggest football teams. Isn’t it ironic, don’t you think?
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It is a deeply sad state of the world right now, when a bunch of angry, murdering men in a few pockets of the globe, have managed to become famous for being known as ISIS. Because before this lot came along, there was, and still is, another ISIS – she (yes, she), is ‘the most important ancient Egyptian goddess of all time’. She’s been none for thousands of years, for her powers of love, beauty and magic. Author & musician, ALANA FAIRCHILD joins Amber to share her knowledge on the wisdom of the real ISIS. And what happened when Amber came face to face with ISIS in her temple in Upper Egypt.
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The subject is death is one that westerners often find difficult to discuss. Difficult to process. We often block out chapters when a loved one passes away, because we can’t see the beauty in the ‘goodbye.’ LENA BARRIDGE is a Heartfelt photographer, a charity that offers professional photographers to capture images of saying goodbye to babies and children. What might feel like the most painful moments in a family’s life, can through capturing these precious, hold a precious memory that adds enormous healing to those left behind.
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After recently binge watching The Handmaiden’s Tale, Amber admits she became seriously paranoid for a week or so. Driving her uneasiness is the fact that with so much uncertainty and absurdness happening in the world, is it that far-fetched to expect a patriarchal takeover in Western countries like USA and then its allies? Amber invited author & witch STACEY DEMARCO on to talk about the ‘mythos’ of Aradia who is believed to have lived in Rome when the introduction of Christianity (with the removal of women’s rights), was rolling around Italy and the world.
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Have you ever had the feeling you’ve been here before? Have you walked down a street in another country and felt like you knew exactly where you were going? Or perhaps you’ve always had an infinity with Cleopatra and wondered if you were her in another life? Ok, the latter probably isn’t true, but what could be true, is the concept of reincarnation. Plato, believed in it, the Hindus believe in it. Buddhists believe in it, so if it’s good enough for them…Amber is joined by clinical hypnotherapist, JENNIFER SEITANIDIS to discuss past lives.
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Denise Jarvie is a meditation teacher and a metaphysical author (The Art of Love Tarot & The Flower of Life Oracle). Her mission in life, from hairdresser to international teacher, is to help people tap into their inner wisdom so they don’t suffer the mentally crippling disease, she calls ‘separation sickness’. A disease that kept her housebound for years, and the ‘spiritual flu’ that Amber spent years trying to shake off. An illness that led her into depression, anxiety and a whole heap of seriously, shitty experiences. A time when she believes she ‘lost her magic’.
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We’ve all heard of psychic readings, right? But did you know about psychometry? The ability for a ‘reader’ to receive impressions and information about a person’s life, by simply holding a piece of theirs or someone else’s jewelry. Sound crazy? Well, you’d think so, but what happens when Amber is told by a reader holding Amber’s grandmother’s ring, a secret that only Amber and her grandmother would ever know? Amber is re-united with psychometrist & medium, JENNY PUTNA to find out how she reads what can’t be seen.
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Sina King is Australia’s answer to Dita von Teese, only she’s not, she’s Sina King – she looks a little like Dita, she moves a little like Dita, and she has mastered the art of ‘extreme goddess sensuality’. She only has to move a hand, and she draws you in to her magical web. Her innate femininity and joyous sexuality makes her a role model who any woman that feels any less than Sina does when she enters a stage.
She’s Amber’s #1 girl crush. Sina believes that we can all be goddesses like her. Something Amber, with Sina’s help, is determined to burrow down inside her, and yank up more often than just those days after a visit to her favourite hairdresser, and after her third glass of champers.
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Amber heads inside Victoria’s iconic Parliament House, where she talks to MP FIONA PATTEN - the leader of the ‘Reason Party', formerly known as The Sex Party. The latter was a name she admits, was designed to get attention, which it did, and she now she has. These days it’s on a bigger scale than ever, since she became a member of the Victorian Upper House. But her policies have always been brave and for ‘reasons’ that always speak to the humanity of person, and not the judgement of their actions without looking at what lies beneath. Her recent victories on euthanasia and the opening of the first legal injecting room in Richmond, have left even Fiona, profoundly optimistic about the future of those society & state laws, have deemed as problematic outsiders.
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Unhealthy relationships and frogs! The Daily Om delivered NYC based author& psychotherapist, Rhonda Findling into Amber’s email box one day. Lured in by the headline BE FREE OF UNHEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS. After having a few herself, and a new year starting with many of us promising to flick a few of our current frogs, what happens if we find out we might also be a frog? Rhonda’s books ‘Don’t Text That Man’ warns us why texting a guy 20 times a day, might not be that cute. And how turning that tenacity into landing yourself a gig on one of the biggest TV show in the USA, might be a better way to channel your crazy.
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A few hundred years ago Lucy Cavendish might have been dragged through the streets and burnt at the stake for choosing her career as a witch. A huge fan of Lucy’s oracle cards and books, Amber has a thousand questions for her guest including why people go crazy under a full moon, is it ever ok to put a hex on someone, and do fairies and mermaids really exist? For the record, they do.
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Creating a sacred space is good for you and it is damn important too!Los Angeles based healer Naha Armady from The House of Intuition helps Amber, the once upon a time, self-proclaimed ‘gypsy’, to find out what it takes to create a ‘sacred’ space (without requiring a trip to Asia, or Ikea).The two also discuss how to call in the ‘big guns’ when faced by 400 women drinking chardonnay and wearing hats - and other slightly more relatable situations. And how can you help a child with re-occurring nightmares?
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Apparently, we’re all ‘so much busier than we’ve ever been before’, but is this true? If it is, then how can we learn to slow down time and be more present - So we don’t miss the good stuff. Don’t skip past the purpose of why we’re here. Our guest in this episode is Meditation & Mindfulness Teacher, Sacha Stewart. Working with clients in creative industries, Sacha gives insights on how & why so many of us are so tightly wound up, and how we can go about chilling the F-out.
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WHY do we burn the candle at both ends? Why do we ignore the signs of burnout? What the hell IS burn out? Listen to two women who have been there – done that! In this episode, Amber is joined by Kat John, an intuitive healer & nurse who recently admitted to her social media tribe, she was suffering ‘burnout’. Again. A lifelong habit of hers. Amber & Kat dig deep as to why both of them have struggled for years with running themselves into their own uniquely branded, Ground Hog Day. And what is the one thing we’re all trying to attain by burning the candle at both ends.
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Why do we dream at night? Amber speaks to Kristin Ross, a Kinesiologist & Dream Worker about the mysteries of our inner world. What are all these disjointed short movie, random visual pop-ups we wake remembering? What’s their purpose? Are they simply an overactive imagination letting off steam while we’re tucked up at night? Or is the universe, God, an invisible goddess flying through the sky on a chariot pulled by flying cats, trying to help us? How do we work out the meanings and healings behind our most significant dreams?
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How far do some of us go in our quest to be “pretty”? In this episode, Amber speaks to NYC based author Georgia Clark about her book The Regulars; a book that explores the complexities of that very thing! Amber & Georgie both share their relationship with ‘pretty’ and why for one of them, this word has never waned in its importance.
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It’s getting personal now and it is a DISASTER! In an honest and at times, mildly mortifying discussion, Amber introduces Jane Donovan, her long-time friend and long suffering Love Life therapist. The two analyse the gravity of Amber’s disastrous love life, including a few ‘clever tricks’ worth noting (and never using), the next time you’re in love. It’s a cautionary tale of how some childhood wounds take a lifetime to go away.
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2016 was crap for lots of people… It had a creepy amount of famous deaths, more sporting upsets than any other year in recent history, and millions of non-famous people bidding it an expletive and vigorous goodbye, Amber asks Elizabeth Peru - known internationally for her Global Energy Forecasts, what was it about this year that seemed to crush the world’s spirit? What kind of year will 2017 be....and what is the mystery of the legendary 27 ‘rockstar’ death club.
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She’s a 'rockstar' music marketing 'diva' and a world class hustler! Bozoma Saint John, is Head of Global Consumer Marketing for ITunes/ Apple Music. Find out what happens when Amber witnesses her fascinating fierceness up close.
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