Why a podcast?
I have always enjoyed school but I was not ready for the huge jump that high school is and I found myself dreading going to school. I was not used to doing homework (I had come from a ‘no homework’ Primary School), I had no idea what studying was and I was missing all my friends because they went to a different school to me. I had never really had to try too hard at school and always did well and then all of a sudden that wasn’t working anymore and I didn’t know how to fix it. The work ahead of me seemed too much and I didn’t want to face it.
After talking to one of my friends who had finished school he gave me some very good advice that switched my way of thinking. It was a real ‘light bulb’ moment and things weren’t as hard for me after that chat.
It got me thinking, surely I’m not the only kid feeling like this, how can I help the kids who are finding high school a hard mountain to climb? Then the idea of a podcast came to mind. How great would it be to be able to share the wisdom of those who have gone through high school, maybe had a hard time, maybe went through some stuff they didn’t like but came out the other end finished school and moved on to the next chapter of their lives.
So what is it about?
Season One
The transition from primary school to high school
​
Moving from Primary School to High School can be a challenging time. Homework, study, timetables, lockers, new friends, starting over and the list goes on.
Each episode I chat to guests about their high school experiences and get their tips and advice on what helped them through so hopefully it can help you too.
Season Two
Marathon Mumblings
​
When walking a 42.195km Marathon you go through a lot of thoughts, emotions and it takes a real toll on your body and mind.
​
In our Marathon Mumblings episodes my little brother Damien and I have a chat about everything we go through on the Marathon Day.
Season Three
Telethon Beneficiaries:
Where does the money go?
​
I have been fundraising for Telethon since 2010 and over the years the question
I get asked the most is
“where does the money go?”
I would love to answer that question people always ask me by shining a light on all the wonderful Telethon Beneficiaries who provide so much to the kids and babies of Western Australia and let everyone know what it is that you do with the money they so generously donate




