Things You Can't Un-Hear

Pete Evans is a name many of us know from his career as a celebrity chef, but today’s episode reveals a much deeper side of the man behind the headlines.
A side that needs no apologies. A side that knows itself deeply. And a side that has had to navigate ongoing media backlash throughout his career.
I’ll be honest, this interview went somewhere I wasn’t expecting it to. Pete showed up open, honest and willing to explore some of the bigger questions about life, purpose and what it means to be human.
As Pete says, “Take what serves you and leave what doesn’t.”
And that’s probably my biggest takeaway from this conversation. The importance of knowing yourself. Understanding what inspires you, what triggers you and what you believe in before you put yourself out there in the world.
Because when you know yourself, perhaps you’re less likely to be defined by everyone else’s opinions of you.
And then there’s Pete’s eternal curiosity and hunger to learn. That willingness to keep asking questions, exploring new ideas and evolving is what makes him such an interesting person to speak to.
So, whether you remember Pete as the chef on your television, have followed his journey through the media backlash, or are simply curious about the man behind the headlines, I think there’s something in this conversation for you.
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Even the most positive people can fall into negative thinking habits without realising it. In this bite-sized solo episode, I explore five types of negative thinkers and how these patterns can influence our relationships, decisions and the way we experience life. Which ones do you recognise in yourself, and what could change if you started seeing things differently?
Because sometimes, a little awareness is all it takes to shift your perspective.
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Today’s guest is one of those people that leaves an impact on you for a long time after leaving his presence.
Bart Walsh joins me to share his experiences that shaped the man who is here with us today. At 23, Bart discovered a rapidly growing lump beneath his jaw, which was eventually diagnosed as a rare and aggressive sarcoma. His doctors told him the cancer needed to be removed urgently. They initially believed they would need to remove his jaw, part of his throat, his lower teeth and potentially his voice box, which was particularly devastating because Bart was an actor and his voice was central to his career and identity.
Just days before surgery, his surgeon found another approach that could preserve his voice, although it meant a more complicated operation involving parts of his throat and tongue. The surgery ultimately removed his jaw, which was reconstructed using bone from his leg and tissue from his thigh, along with numerous teeth and other affected tissue. He then underwent six weeks of radiation therapy. Bart has described the recovery as incredibly difficult, both physically and psychologically, and says the cancer fundamentally changed his relationship with his body and his identity. And this is only part of his story.
Bart has developed a powerful perspective on adversity, resilience and what we’re truly capable of. Today he shared so many moments I cannot stop thinking about. We shared tears, we shared laughter and we shared hope, and the fact that the things that almost break us ultimately make us who we are. From the young boy who always had a yearning to take the stage, Bart shares his hardest life lessons into tools to help US live better.
Connect with Bart here: Bart Walsh | Resilience Speaker | The Advantage of Adversity
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month around the world, and I wanted to use my voice to bring this conversation to the surface. Because this year, breast cancer has become very personal for me.
Since the start of this year, two incredibly close people in my life have been diagnosed with breast cancer. And as I started speaking more openly about what they were going through, something else happened that I wasn't expecting. Other women started sharing their stories with me. Women I knew who had been through breast cancer themselves, or had watched their mum, sister, daughter or friend go through it. And I realised just how many stories are sitting quietly around us.
Breast cancer is not some distant disease that happens to other people. It is affecting an extraordinary number of families, and the statistics really bring that home.
Today I want to re-share an important interview I had earlier this year with leading breast cancer surgeon, Dr Jasmina Kevric, who is working with women every single day, and at the forefront of this disease.
Breast cancer affect 1 in 7 women in Australia with about 56-58 women being diagnosed every single day. And about 1 in 8 women in the US. In Australia, around 56 people are diagnosed with breast cancer every single day. That's more than 20,000 people a year.
And while those numbers are confronting, there is another statistic that gives us hope.
Five-year survival for breast cancer in Australia has improved dramatically over the past few decades. It has risen from around 75% in the late 1980s and early 1990s to more than 92% today. That is an incredible reflection of what research, medical advancements and better treatment can achieve.
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Chezzi Denyer is an Australian TV producer & personality whose career in media has spanned newsrooms, breakfast television, reality TV and more for many years - Now today her biggest life pivot showing a whole new side of herself as she emerges as the author of her new book, and part memoir, The Weird Little Girl Who Talked to Ghosts.
In this episode Chezzi opens up about the part of her life she has tried to conceal for so long, and the passing of her beautiful friend Amy, that re-opened up at the gateways to embrace her weird and connect to spirits in the afterlife - the gift she once tried so hard to ignore.
This chat allows us to see what happens when you stop hiding and start listening to yourself. And is for people who have ever felt torn between fear and faith, logic and intuition, or have struggled with who they were told to be, versus who they truly are.
Connect with Chezzi here & buy the book: https://chezzidenyer.com.au/the-weird-little-girl/
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