The Big Yarn Podcast
The Big Yarn Podcast
Podcast Description
Exploring the stories behind inspiring humans!
"In New Zealand, "yarn" is a slang term for a friendly chat. "Spinning yarns" usually means that the conversation involves some exaggeration"
The Big Yarn is all about inspiration, by digging into the stories of inspiring people and how they got to where they are today we hope to inspire others to chase their dreams!
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Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes of personal growth and resilience by exploring the life stories of various guests. Specific episodes delve into topics such as mental health awareness with Jack Newman, entrepreneurship and branding with Troy Spiers, and personal journeys of migration with Michael Richardson, highlighting the challenges and celebrations that shape their paths.
Conversations about getting more out of life.
Further Out is all about inspiration, by digging into people’s stories and how they got to where they are today we hope to inspire others to chase their dreams!
The Big Yarn is now Further Out. In this solo episode, I explain the story behind the name change, share reflections from a recent trip to Australia, and talk about why chasing more money isn't always the answer.
It's a conversation about mindset, stepping outside your comfort zone, finding what truly matters, and building a life that aligns with your own values—not everyone else's.
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