Boffola Podcast

Natalie flexed her acting skills with an hilarious performance that not only shocked, but scandalised guests at a highbrow stuffy corporate function. We went on to discuss the power of play, the joy of interactive entertainment and the benefits of accessing our creativity.

Liz, a talented and award winning composer provides a glimpse into her past work using music initially as a schoolteacher then later as a consultant, Liz shares the dynamic impact music improvisation used therapy and the benefits generally to our lives.

This podcast starts off with some funny embarrassing moments at a dinner party and is followed by a second story of Aaron and his family’s moving journey with the grief and gratitude in the death of his father, Mark. Aaron Nebeaur is the creator of the music on this podcast.  Thank you Aaron for your generosity and creativity. Aaron can be found at @AaronNebauer on Instagram.

Ever wanted a glimpse into 70's hippy life in India? If so, this is for you. Amanda Ahern shares her daring exploration into an Indian social experiment. It's all here in this podcast folks. From hippy travel, rogue taxi drivers, exotic boyfriends, ashram life, metaphysical full body orgasms to saying yes to a new yogic path. Quite a story folks.   Enjoy xx Please enjoy and thank you for...

Avoiding bears and cougars was a part of Isabella Mori’s 160km walk from South East Vancouver to North West Powell River, British Columbia. Canada. Her walk inspired some beautiful Haiku poetry and the poem below was written whilst on this walk. Forward Forward This body wobbles Not elegant but steady ‘A bag full of Haiku – 87 imperfections’ book by Isabella Mori

Megan Norris captivates us with cases she covered as a journalist, specifically the comedic antics of criminals who came before the Victorian Court system. Following on from that Megan shares her experiencing researching and authoring her book ‘Perfect Victim’ which inspired the award-winning film ‘In her skin’ starring Guy Pearce, Sam Neill, and Miranda Otto. A hugely enjoyable chat with this hum...

Craig and Hannah share tales working as architects in the African bush on an eco-safari lodge, Botswana.  We chat about their work in this extraordinary wilderness, it’s challenges and highlights, particularly their interactions with the wildlife. The Tuludi lodge allows for animals to roam freely even to sleep below these high end bespoke lodges. The process of building bridges for elephants...

Julia (Ruxton) and I shamelessly reminisce about our time in Portugal.  From scrumptious Portuguese custard tarts to rituals in the street by folk in cloaks and please let’s not forget the cute guys and the flaming sausages. Yes, our holiday was full of intriguing mystical experiences.