Moon Stories

At this time of year I typically begin to reflect on how things have been and how I can change things moving into the coming year. With that comes a lot of self reflection and part of that is acknowledging mistakes made as to not make them again.  While this is typically really beneficial to grow and understand flaws in yourself, this can lead to self deprecation and can create more internal strug...

Here are a list of recent mistakes I’ve been making and what I have done to counter them.  I speak about the way that knowing how to be authentic, or knowing when is the right or wrong time to be authentic, in a situation will be accepted by your peers. I think this is a definite struggle for people with ADHD or neurodivergent tendencies.  I also touched on the different ways that we tend to set o...

This podcast discusses the different ways in which we lose people throughout our lives and the difficulties that come with it.  Losing people, wether it be platonic or not, can take a real toll on our self esteem and feelings of security, especially if these people were incredibly close to us and had helped us through things that no one else had. It can make us feel as though we have a lack of sup...

This period is a strange one, with multiple planets in retrograde and the recently passing super full moon in pisces that won’t happen again for another 12 years; emotions will be running high, giving us a time for deep introspection and self evaluation.  You may have noticed an increase in tensions in your usually secure relationships, or be reconnecting with old friends. Either way, things proba...

In this podcast I touch on the recent controversy surrounding Madeline Argy’s  recent TikTok about sundown towns that has upset many people. Sundown towns are places in America where black people face structural racism by all white communities that do not accept different ethnicities. For this podcast I wanted to touch on both sides of the argument, but dive deeper into the theme of ignorance, and...

Throughout history there have been consequences for being authentic and doing what’s right for us. Wether it’s being gay in a time period where it was forbidden, or harbouring Jews during the Nazi reign because it was morally right to provide aid to those in need, there have always been people that will stand up for what’s right for them, regardless of social attitudes.  This podcast stems from a...

According to psychologist Cannon, fight, flight, fawn and freeze are ‘unconscious and automatic series of fast-acting reactions occurred inside the body to help assemble resources the body needs to manage threatening circumstances’*. In this podcast I discuss the ways in which these responses can hinder us and different ways you can learn to navigate around them in order to have more harmonious re...

I used to be a professional job hopper by trade. Any time I felt disrespected, out of control, or simply didn’t enjoy it; I would quit on the spot with no notice. While this wasn’t ideal for any sense of job permanence, it taught me many things.  In this podcast I talk about the skills I have learned through working in 10+ jobs and how to set work boundaries and communicate with management so that...

This podcast idea comes heavily from the themes discussed in this video. https://youtu.be/MqduBBzInHA Since I have been interested in self development, self-awareness and growth, I have realised there’s a fine balance between acknowledging the work you’ve done, and never thinking you’re good enough. This same ideology can be transferred to learning any skill wether it be a sport, job, or hobby.  O...

I learned about some countries I also forgot to mention in Gabon a local delicacy is the goliath frog which is the biggest frog in the world even if you don’t listen to this podcast look at the frog i linked a picture it is so large frog - https://images.newscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/08183227/dsc08012.jpg?crop=1:1,smart&width=1200&height=1200&upscale=true https://en.m.wik...

We all judge people. It’s part of our psychological conditioning to judge our surroundings as part of making informed decisions, but what we often forget is that we are all judging through different lenses due to our individual life experiences.  Whereas we may not understand what someone else has been through, or may not see that it would affect us, we should be able to have the empathy to remove...

In this episode I speak about how we are socialised from a capitalist standpoint to be an active member of society so that we can be profited from, and the issues that this causes within us as we lose the ability to express ourselves freely. I mention  the different ways men and women are socialised and how our society benefits from keeping us in these boxes although it is commonly at the detrimen...

As a society, we don't like to process change. This goes back to our primitive roots where new animals/tribes/foods proposed unknown threats and what was safe was what was recognisable. As much as this enabled us to get to where we are today and evolve into what we have become, we are still using these fight or flight responses for things that no longer require them. We close ourselves off fr...

We all have toxic traits. These are often the things that, if we allowed ourselves to understand and express, would help our growth exponentially. However, because of the stigma around authenticity, toxic positivity and fake 'nice', we have built this idea that any negative traits or flaws cannot be expressed or shared unless it equates into something that can be used to boost social med...

In the final instalment of my Misrepresentation of Drum and Bass series, I speak with Russ, a DJ, radio and podcast host and owner of the Interstellar Audio record label. We speak about his journey through the scene from being an aspiring DJ to the transition period of becoming more of a creator into his own podcast and label. Russ speaks on how his own DnB podcast allows him to combine his love f...

I feel like I have huge life revelations every 5 minutes that make me want to restructure my whole cerebrum. However, the older I get I do think there is more of a scale to how deep something is. I do not deep things the way I did in year 8 simply because I have learned from those experiences and learned not only how to handle them better but also that there are quite frankly much more important t...

Being told you're a gifted child growing up because you did well on a couple tests when you were 6 sets an unrealistic expectation for what life will be. Not all of us are academics with the retention skills to pass tests with 80% every time. This is not only draining, it also sets us up to believe we are nothing more than the grade on our paper.  Along with the fact that so many parents base...

TW mental health issues/suicide/media glamorization of mental health I feel like I see a lot of information online depicting the negative sides of mental health and signs to spot when it's getting bad again or you're beginning to fall into bad habits. Especially around this time of year I think many of us are susceptible to the vicious cycle of lower mental health as work/school/uni pres...

This is my second instalment on Andrew Tate and focuses around the recent controversy involving him and Greta Thunberg involving how his online feud landed him in prison under trafficking charges. A large focus of this podcast is around gender stereotypes and how Andrew Tate provides a fantasy escape for many young and impressionable men of the lavish and celeb lifestyle he lives, while perpetuati...

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For todays episode I speak about how we are taught through school, work, and social conditioning to never reach our full potential. We are taught to be good workers, accepted members of society and not question what we have been told even when there is no logic or rationality behind it. I speak on two of my favourite authors, Bob Procter, a pioneer in the widespread acknowledgment of manifestation...

For this episode of my Misrepresentation of Drum and Bass series I was joined by Bengo. He speaks on how his history within the music scene and previous knowledge geared him towards mixing and producing, and gives 3 pointers to any prospective DJs that he found aided his success. We also touched on his involvement with the Traumatik controversy and he speaks on his personal experience with Traumz...

There is a repeating pattern throughout history of things being pushed underground by the system for no reason other than the people in power's feelings of fear towards the unknown. Whether it be prostitution, LGBTQ+ clubs pre legalisation, or the underground music scene, we have seen time and time again that there is no supply without demand.  We have an issue with people in positions of pow...