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Join a young, ambitious, female, university student to explore the in-depth aspects of stuff you don’t even know you don’t know. A chat with Julia and various guests will inspire your curiosity and inform relatable, unrelatable and all views in between on topics you encounter on a daily basis. PC and cancel culture don’t even begin to cover the content that is in store.
You’re guaranteed to improve your trivia knowledge with these conversations starters you never saw coming.
Science and medical advice is overflowing with fake news and a myriad of opinions, which are too often overwhelming and so hard to decipher. This episode exposes what are truths and what are trends covering 4 main topic areas: Immunity, Getting tested, Sleep and Skin.
Whilst I make no claims as an expert, I have a secure academic background for the purpose of this episode.
Thinking about starting a diet? Or just want to know more about food trends? In this episode we are talking all things food, starting off with a little history of ‘cuisine’. Food fashion trends and extreme diets of the 90s are discussed in details, ending with a focus on the increasingly popular vegetarian and vegan ‘lifestyles’.
*apologies for the background humming in the beginning
Food History - http://www.sirc.org/publik/foxfood.pdf
Vegetarianism explained - https://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/guide/vegetarian-and-vegan-diet
Environmental impact of diets - https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200211-why-the-vegan-diet-is-not-always-green
Starting as a founding CEO at 21 years old to working in the field of neuroscience with psychedelics, Devon Phillips has experienced a truly unique career change. His insights during this episode cover issues such as spirituality, the business of start up companies and experiences with drugs.
Have you ever wondered what UK people think about Aussies? Or how many of their stereotypes are true? Join me and a friend Sophie, calling from out and about in her small town near Birmingham, whilst we chat about her visit to Australia, if British people really like tea and how my English accents stand according to a local.
Terry began her career in the marketing industry, in which she thrived for many decades before becoming a professional coach for executives and leaders. Her depth of knowledge in both industries draws on her creative instincts and passions, which lead her into a new career, detailed in her book “winning the game of work”. Today we cover her success in marketing, the practice of being a coach and advice on finding your own passion.
Michael Pisciuneri is a graduate from Wester Sydney University, having always been interested in film. His recent experience in cinematography, acting and podcasting has contributed to his self-discovery and finding his passion in life. He hosts his own podcasts, 'Oz Culture' and 'Have You Seen Any Movies Lately?', has starred in and assited on a few short films as well as continuing to improve his acting skills studyng the Meissner technique.
Listen in as we discover where he came from, his connection to his experiences and some ideas to keep you occupied during COVID lockdowns.
Mark Ryall taught economics and mathematics for a combined twenty-four years. It took some struggle and career changes before Mark discovered his genuine self as a teacher. His first love in coaching was always cross country running, a sport which he felt made students stronger mentally and physically, and which promoted teamwork and mutual support.
The speculative fiction Age-Decoded is Mark’s first novel. He wrote the first draft about ten years ago to educate himself and the world about the imminent tsunami of genetic engineering. CRISPR-like technology will fundamentally affect what it means to be human. The story peers 100-200 years into the future, allowing the reader to critically imagine and feel this new scientific frontier.
Mark also competes in triathlons and represented Canada in the 2019 World Age-Group Championships in Lausanne, Switzerland. He enjoys acrylic art, painting historic structures, landscapes, and sports portraits. He currently serves as a volunteer cross country coach for Westdale Secondary School in Hamilton. His education includes BSc (University of Waterloo), MBA (York University), and PhD (University of Toronto, Education). So let's get to know him a little better.
Rodney H. Dixon is the CEO of Street Legend Enterprises, Founder of the SLRD Global Business Network, Solar Professional, Author, and Global Marketer. Today we get to know the man behind the story and explore how his creative passions built his career. From understanding his education and childhood to his friendship with Prince, Rodney has produced an album, been a realtor, coached basketball, written manuscripts and a book touching on white supremacy. Listen to find out what makes a business man, like this, tick.
We are unpacking daily slang that slips into conversations and how the things we say impact our impressions on others. Why does 'piece of cake' mean something easy, when making a cake is hard? Listen and find out!
As time continues to fly, we are stumped by the age old question of "what is life?", just as many a student has been stumped before us. Bringing in some facts from the ancient world, religion and Covid-19, our conversation explores what we hope to understand about this simulation that we live in.
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Our whole academic careers are designed to prepare us for real life, but do they? Every graduate ever from any stage in their education pathway can testify to how different real life is, specifically the how and what is different. This episode we compare expectations vs. reality of after 'school' life and the countless 'normal' career paths that are out there, beyond what is typically expected or known.
Education goes beyond institutions into facts and awareness of certain issues. It is interesting to compare international systems and the issues that have changed and improved. The US education strength is in their business mindset, particularly incorporating creativity and interdisciplinary expertise. And finally, the crux of behind it all lies in extrinsic and intrinsic motivations.
Exams configure your academic career and finding the best study techniques, stress management and routine in preparation is an ongoing challenge. From understanding some basic brain functions, there are certain tips and tricks we are sharing to help anyone needing to change their bad habits. Try out some of our recommendations and reach your optimal brain performance.
Catching feels or just dealing with them is a struggle. What are emotions, how are they effected and how much control do we have over them? Listen in as we explore the different emotions and effectors we all experience at different points during our everyday life.
The only things that we know about the world are perceived through our senses. Therefore, it may all be a simulation of your different sensory pathways that make your opinion of what you've truly seen, heard, smelled or tasted really just your opinion. You think, therefore, are you really?
Have you ever trick or treat-ed? Well you may be curious of the strange beginning from which this tradition spurred. As Halloween was initially a religious festival, trick or treating was when priests exchanged blessings for food. And the costumes that have adapted for this activity have similarly interesting perspectives, surprisingly in science.
With Halloween just around the corner, listen in as we discuss different cultural perspective on the holiday. What began as a religious and superstitious tradition turned into a celebration and brings people together year after year. The Halloween party culture has its own kind of 'scary' twist as one of the days with some of the highest drug use rates, especially in the USA. So seeing ghosts might not be the only thing you are imagining.
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The only blue light blocking glasses that you need. Protecting your eyes for the long term is not what we often think about in our 20s. Raquel DID and successfully launched her enterprise selling blue light blocking glasses with a social justice twist. For every purchase, $20 is donated to Sight For All charity that improves eye health in 3rd world countries. Learn more about this booming business from yours truly.
Are you ready for the worst of the worst? Hold on to your eyes as well delve into the scariest of scenarios that can eventuate in your eyes. From eye transplants, exophthalmos and macular degeneration, open your eyes to the horror stories that are all too real for some people.
In today's society, masks are readily observable in politics and social media. With topical Australian state and American federal elections, portraying opinions and perspectives of social issues are politicians’ ploys in selling a particular mask of themselves...
Statistics in the media are also an important mask to be aware of and can make us ignorant to the real facts of reality. The pleasure of social media comes with its dangers. Listen in as we take off the digital mask we didn't expect coming.
How do does the way you carry yourself change in different environments? We talk about the masks we subconsciously wear in corporate, dating, family & COVID-19 settings.
We expose the different aspects of personality to sell yourself in various lights, with which make up and fashion have made this transition easier in the modern world.
The perception and use of eye wear has changed from being a bully target to a trending fashion statement, with blue light blocking glasses becoming an important accessory and protective measure.
Today we dig deeper into comedic stories about the fashion of glasses and the different metaphorical lenses that we wear.
Welcome one and all to I2!
We are Raquel and Juls... A Business student & Science student with unique backgrounds including Medical research, Elite Sports, Languages and Organisation!
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Our eyes shape the way we see the world so put on your glasses and listen to our conversations about physical and metaphorical perspectives.