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Everyone knows that looking after your mental and physical health is super important, but did you know that looking after your soul health can be just as important? Deidre Wilton is an astrologer and metaphysical teacher who wants to help you find your soul's journey.
In this episode, Toni and Deidre discuss the importance of how your soul can influence your gut feeling, why following your gut feeling in your day to day life is so important, and what you can do to improve your soul health.
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With decreasing outdoor time and increasing device use in young kids, the risk for developing Myopia, also known as short-sightedness, is increasing drastically. Germaine Joblin is a qualified optometrist and teaching fellow, who travels across the country in the vision bus testing kids' eyes and seeing the trend first hand.
Listen to hear Germaine's recommendations to keep your children's chances as low as possible - as a mother and an optometrist.
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1 in 3 people will deal with cancer in their lives, which is why the work the Cancer Society does in Aotearoa is so important. In this episode, Toni chats with the Cancer Society CEO Andrew Young about his personal experience with cancer and how this prompted his move from journalism into working at the Cancer Society.
They also talk about the important work the Cancer Society does, and how you can help this Daffodil Day and beyond!
If you want to help the Cancer Society you can click here to donate
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Lorna Jane is nearing its 35th birthday, and the brands founder Lorna Clarkson is nearing her 60th. So to celebrate these milestones Toni chatted with Lorna about the beginnings of the brand, why she feels the activewear trend is only just beginning, and how she remains fit and healthy as she nears 60!
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It's very likely you or someone you know has experienced vertigo at some point in your life. There are many different causes of vertigo, as it's a symptom and not an illness itself. Luckily, the New Zealand Dizziness and Balance Center specializes in discovering the cause of feelings of vertigo and dizziness and fixing the symptoms in as little as just one session.
In this episode Toni chats with Lisa Goulart and Denise Taylor about the different ways they can treat vertigo, from physiotherapy and ear, nose and throat specialists to psychotherapy.
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Vino Ramayah is the founder and CEO of Manage My Health, the largest secure healthcare portal in New Zealand. Vino believed there was an easier and clearer way for patients to access medical information and their own medical records, so he helped create Manage My Health. Vino describes Manage My Health as an electronic bridge between doctor and patient, giving them a way to easily communicate and share information.
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WARNING: This episode contains mentions of eating disorders. A list of resources is available at the bottom of the description if you or someone you know needs help
Rosa and Margo Flanagan have both dealt with their own struggles with disordered eating and have had to work together to create a healthy relationship with food. With the goal of making healthy food easy and delicious, the sisters created Two Raw Sisters to share their vege-first mentality when it comes to cooking and create yummy recipes that anyone can cook with whatever they have in their kitchen.
In this episode Toni, Rosa and Margo discuss how food used to make them feel sad, guilty and frustrated, how they used their competitive relationship to improve their eating habits, and how they use Two Raw Sisters to simplify the complicated subject of eating healthy.
Where to get help:
• Lifeline: Call 0800 543 354 or text 4357 (HELP) (available 24/7)
• Suicide Crisis Helpline: Call 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO) (available 24/7)
• Youth services: (06) 3555 906
• Youthline: Call 0800 376 633 or text 234
• What’s Up: Call 0800 942 8787 (11am to 11pm) or webchat (11am to 10.30pm)
• Depression helpline: Call 0800 111 757 or text 4202 (available 24/7)
• Helpline: Need to talk? Call or text 1737
If it is an emergency and you feel like you or someone else is at risk, call 111See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Emma Lewisham is name now known across the world, with their products being sold by stores like Net-A-Porter and Onda Beauty. But the brand started simply, with Emma noticing there weren't any all-natural, sustainable skincare products on the market.
On this episode, Toni talks with Emma Lewisham, the founder of the all-natural skincare company of the same name about the importance of understanding what you're really putting on your skin.
They also discuss balancing founding a business and being a mother, how going against the grain can make your business stand out, and being approached by big names such as Naomi Watts and Gwyneth Patrow to sell her products.
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On this episode, Toni talks to Jo Malone London & Jo Loves founder Jo Malone CBE. They discuss Jo’s upbringing and relationship with her parents, her experience founding two successful cosmetics businesses, and her life as a mother.
They also discuss Jo’s battle with breast cancer and how the chemotherapy robbed her of her sense of smell.
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In this episode Toni Street talks with Penny Chapman of Caci about all things skin health. They discuss what you can do to protect your skin and the services Caci provides to help you take control of your skin.
Penny Chapman has been with Caci for 15 years, starting out as a franchise owner in New Plymouth, and has now gone on to become the General Manager.
Feel Confident in your Skin
This episode is bought to you by Caci
Botulinum toxin injections are prescription medicine for the treatment of frown lines , horizontal forehead lines and crow’s feet round the eyes. Botulinum toxin injections have risks and benefits. Ask your doctor if botulinum toxin injection is right for you. If you have side effects, see your doctor. You will need to pay for your botulinum toxin injection and clinic fees will apply. For details on precautions & side effects consult your doctor or go to www.medsafe.govt.nz . Botulinum toxin injections lasts about 4 months and further courses of treatment may be necessary. Should only be administered by trained medical professionals.
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In this episode Toni Street talks with Mike Lane about resilience through long term illnesses. Mike Lane from the Alternative Commentary Collective was diagnosed with an incredibly rare form of cancer called Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP). They talk about the process of discovering the cancer, maintaining a normal life during his treatment, and the impact it had on his family.
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In this episode, Toni Street talks with Bianca Smeekes about chronic pain. Bianca, of Neurospark, shares her personal experience of chronic pain, how she had lost all hope until discovering the "lightening process". You'll learn about the tools Bianca used to train her brain, to trigger brain pathways that signal the nervous system to reduce pain levels.
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We Need To Talk working school hours
In this episode, Toni Street is joined by Dr Ellen Joan Ford - who wants to change the working world for the better.
Ellen shares what the concept of working school hours is, how it works for her - and how it could be beneficial for you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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We Need To Talk Beauty
In this episode, Toni Street is joined by brow specialist Shari Hurley.
Shari shares her knowledge on all things eyebrows - and how a good brow can make a massive difference to your face.
Plus - a dive into the art of feathering and micro-pigmentation.
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We Need To Talk Beauty
Toni catches up with The Beauty Chef founder Carla Oates.Carla is passionate about the link between beauty and gut health.
She shares how she started her business, what minerals are good for you, and why she thinks edible beauty is the way of the future.
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We Need To Talk Beauty
Toni catches up with professional makeup artist Lisa Matson.
Lisa brings her realm of experience - from magazine covers to international superstars like Eva Longoria - to share her best tips for make up application.
Plus - her favourite product recommendations.
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We Need To Talk Beauty
In this episode, Toni Street catches up with Zoe Clark.
Zoe, owner of Inco Studio, brought Toni's hair back to life after a series of set backs across her life.
Hear how she did it, what the process was like, how long it took, and how you can get your hair back too!
Plus, the hair product recommendations you need to know.
New We Need To Talk episodes every second Monday.
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It's the very, very best of We Need To Talk with Toni Street!
All the best episodes from 2023 put into one.
00:00 MENOPAUSE
Dr Stacy Sims is an exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist who aims to revolutionise exercise nutrition and performance for women.Stacy says there's a misconception of exercise with menopause, and breaks down how women can use this time to train to the best of their ability.
19:55 WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
In this episode, Toni Street is joined by pilot, mum of two and business owner LeeAnn Yare.LeeAnn shares her weight loss journey and how she’s managed to keep looking after herself since.
She says consistency is key, and not to be too hard on yourself.
44:40 BALANCE
Nadia Lim has welcomed another child to her family – and in her words, it’s chaos.She shares how she manages to juggle looking after a young family while being self-employed and managing her farm.
01:01:45 BONUS
Ozempic - a new injectable drug for adults with type 2 diabetes - has taken Hollywood by storm, with many famous faces using the drug for weight loss.Gary Wittert is a professor in the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Adelaide.
He shares the ins and outs - how does it work, should you be taking it, and can it help you lose weight?
01:20:50 FINDING STRENGTH
In this episode, Toni Street chats with author of 'Resilient Grieving' Dr Lucy Hone, from the New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing and Resilience.Lucy lost her precious 12 year old daughter Abby to a car accident in 2014. She shares insight on how she manages the grief - and how you can too.
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We need to talk Christmas
Toni Street is joined by kiwi chef Josh Emmett in the lead up to the Christmas feast
From deciding on a menu through to tips on how to eat in season - Josh opens up on how he does Christmas at home
Plus - the story of how Josh met Barbie actress Margot Robbie at one of his restaurants in Auckland
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We Need To Talk Christmas.
In this episode, Toni Street is joined by interior designer Shelley Ferguson in the lead up to Christmas.
All the Christmas decorating advice you need!
05:50 Lowkey Kiwi at Christmas
08:10 5 Sense of Design
11:15 Clustering decorations
12:10 Shelley's Christmas theme
13:20 Lighting
14:00 Advice for busy parentsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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