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W podcast! Learnt a lot from this episode! Thank you ❤

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Blessed be this mans!! love it. <3

This was such a dope korero family

This is ill boys keep it up

Great topic, Great podcast. Keep up the great job. Keep inspiring. Aim for the moon, if you miss, you may hit a star. Go Nash Street Media.

" Mindset is everything "

Love to see you kindy photos

Its really interesting because we talk about equality, and a lot of the time we refer to it like equal rights to men and woman. Things that are action based. And you all kind of touched on the emotional side, and the notion that goes around about guys being weak for sharing emotions. But I feel it’s more then that, it almost could be classed as ‘freedom’. Like not being judged for your clothing/looks for example men wear jeans and so do woman and we label that as ‘normal’, but if a guy wears a skirt the label changes, or if I girl shaves her hair or cuts it short that label of ‘normal’ changes. Another example is stereotypes (something not so common nowadays, thankfully) but doctors being men, or yoga being for women. That equality (or lack) of is EVERYWHERE. It can be in every aspect of our life, from physical to emotional and spiritual. It’s something we can be experiencing and not even be aware of. Or it’s something we desire but don’t know who to obtain. It’s can also be masked as the word acceptance.

🙋 Would be totally behind a feminism podcast series! Equity for women and men (and those who don't live within that binary) is something everyone should actively advocate for. I do think that the different forms of feminism each have their role and lessons to teach us, though. We can all listen to and learn from each other's experiences and foster mutual respect in the process, regardless of what flavour of feminism we subscribe to, be it radical, conservative, or anything in-between. We can all be allies to each other's growth. And nobody ever really grows in a comfort zone 🌞 In future, would love to hear more about your experiences of how you balance your family's culture with NZ culture - this is something I kinda struggled with growing up, and to some extent still do.