Everyday People
Real conversations with everyday people. Hosted by Ethan Harry and produced by Kyle Halford.
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How They Built Spritzies From Scratch (opens the original)
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Tommy, co-founder of Spritzies, joins the podcast to share the story behind launching the brand and what it really takes to turn an idea into something real. We talk about the Australian alcohol landscape, building a drinks company from scratch, and the challenges and opportunities that come with backing yourself in your 20s.
How Travel Destroys Your Sense of Self (opens the original)
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JP returns to the podcast after travelling through South America and Los Angeles. We talk about how leaving everything familiar can challenge your identity, the lessons travel teaches you, and how experiencing different cultures changes the way you see yourself and the world.
He Left Australia to Start a New Life in San Francisco (opens the original)
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Angus joins the podcast one last time before leaving Australia to begin a new life in San Francisco. We talk about the opportunity that took him across the world, leaving friends and family behind, the uncertainty of starting again, and the excitement that comes with stepping into a completely new chapter.
Why Young People Are Dreaming of a Simpler Life (opens the original)
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Laura joins the podcast to explore why so many young people are longing for a return to simpler ways of living. Drawing on her childhood in Croatia, we discuss homesteading, traditional diets, movement, nature, city life and what previous generations may have understood about living well.
Everything They Don't Tell You About Ramadan (opens the original)
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Matt joins the podcast after completing Ramadan—not as a Muslim, but as someone searching for a deeper understanding of faith, discipline and himself. What begins with his experience of fasting becomes a much bigger conversation about God, spirituality, sin, scripture, Christ and the challenges of finding meaning as we come of age.
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