LIZ GUNN: Recent Episodes
MANIFEST
With a 20 year background in mainstream TV & Radio, Liz has an insatiable curiosity about people creating a better future, and she talks to them here.
Sir Ray Avery is an inventor, scientist, entrepreneur, and has been New Zealander of the Year ( 2010) . He is a man with a painful past, whose innate resilience helped him survive the orphanages and systemic abuse of foster homes during his brutal childhood in England. He came to New Zealand as a young man in 1973.
He has contributed much to this and other countries since then, and says that he is still driven to make a difference to the lives of those who struggle, even as he counts himself lucky to have perhaps a decade more to make change for the better. Ray talked with Liz Gunn at Manifest Studios about the challenges he has had to overcome, the inner resources he has developed because of those challenges and his visions for a better future for others, including his latest innovation, a nutrient dense ‘Amigo’ bar to ensure hungry children get their ‘Essential Nutrition in One Bar’.
A Conversation with Gangaji, Epiphany and Being Yourself: Self-Inquiry with Gangaji cover all aspects of life: the search for happiness, what is enlightenment really, how to face our suffering, and ultimately realizing true freedom.
Nathan Frater, the founder of Backbone Marketing (in New Zealand) shares his perspective of how we can enrich our daily and business lives by being an intentionally truer version of ourselves. For more content like this, visit: http://manifest.co.nz/liz
Nick Ward, one of the finest writers New Zealand has to offer, shares his life experiences and how he became a 20 year overnight success.
Nick is a writer and producer, known for Stickmen (2001), The Ferryman (2007), Love Birds (2011), and Warner Brothers series Fresh Eggs (2019). He's now currently writing a HBO series (2019) filmed in Korea.
Actor & Social Media Personality - Main Man Tian Tan - shares his perspective on why it's important for us to go after our dreams and why we should always live life from our own truths.