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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on The Dom Harvey Podcast.
Hosts
Dom Harvey
Previous Guests
Karl Burnett
Karl Burnett is a New Zealand actor best known for his role as Nick Harrison on the popular television series Shortland Street, which aired from the 1990s into the 2000s. He became a household name in New Zealand, gaining fame and recognition for his performances. Beyond acting, Karl has faced personal challenges, including struggles with anxiety and ADHD, which he openly discusses. He has also experienced significant life changes, including a journey through bankruptcy and a public weight loss and gain journey. Karl's candidness about his life experiences has made him a relatable figure, and he continues to engage with audiences through various media.
Karl Burnett is a New Zealand actor best known for his role as Nick Harrison on the popular television series Shortland Street, which aired from the 1990s into the 2000s. He became a household name in New Zealand, gaining fame and recognition for his performances. Beyond acting, Karl has faced personal challenges, including struggles with anxiety and ADHD, which he openly discusses. He has also experienced significant life changes, including a journey through bankruptcy and a public weight loss and gain journey. Karl's candidness about his life experiences has made him a relatable figure, and he continues to engage with audiences through various media.
Dr. Ineke Meredith
Dr. Ineke Meredith is a New Zealand-based surgeon who was raised in Samoa. She pursued her medical studies in New Zealand and faced significant challenges, including becoming a mother just before her final exams. Despite these challenges, she successfully balanced motherhood with her career as an emergency surgeon. Dr. Meredith is known for her engaging personality and has shared her experiences in the medical field, including the emotional toll of medicine, coping with grief and burnout, and her unique journey that includes living in Paris and creating a skincare range for dogs. She is also the author of the book 'On Call'.
Dr. Ineke Meredith is a New Zealand-based surgeon who was raised in Samoa. She pursued her medical studies in New Zealand and faced significant challenges, including becoming a mother just before her final exams. Despite these challenges, she successfully balanced motherhood with her career as an emergency surgeon. Dr. Meredith is known for her engaging personality and has shared her experiences in the medical field, including the emotional toll of medicine, coping with grief and burnout, and her unique journey that includes living in Paris and creating a skincare range for dogs. She is also the author of the book 'On Call'.
Jack Church
Jack Church is a former personal trainer for the Royal New Zealand Navy who underwent a heart transplant at the age of 25 after being diagnosed with a serious heart condition. His journey from being fit to facing life-threatening health issues and ultimately receiving a donor heart has inspired many. Following his recovery, Jack completed a half marathon just seven months post-transplant and represented New Zealand as a sprinter at the Invictus Games in Germany. He is dedicated to honoring the memory of his heart donor and sharing his story to inspire others.
Jack Church is a former personal trainer for the Royal New Zealand Navy who underwent a heart transplant at the age of 25 after being diagnosed with a serious heart condition. His journey from being fit to facing life-threatening health issues and ultimately receiving a donor heart has inspired many. Following his recovery, Jack completed a half marathon just seven months post-transplant and represented New Zealand as a sprinter at the Invictus Games in Germany. He is dedicated to honoring the memory of his heart donor and sharing his story to inspire others.
Scott Beard
Scott Beard is a highly respected and decorated Detective Inspector in the New Zealand police force, having joined at the age of 19. With over four decades of service, he has been involved in numerous high-profile cases, including the Grace Millane murder inquiry, which was pivotal in his career. Beard has extensive experience in policing, having witnessed significant events in New Zealand's history, such as the Springbok tour protests and the Queen Street riots. He is known for his dedication to public safety and has shared insights on various platforms, including discussions about the impact of media portrayals of crime and safety for youth.
Scott Beard is a highly respected and decorated Detective Inspector in the New Zealand police force, having joined at the age of 19. With over four decades of service, he has been involved in numerous high-profile cases, including the Grace Millane murder inquiry, which was pivotal in his career. Beard has extensive experience in policing, having witnessed significant events in New Zealand's history, such as the Springbok tour protests and the Queen Street riots. He is known for his dedication to public safety and has shared insights on various platforms, including discussions about the impact of media portrayals of crime and safety for youth.
Chris Hipkins
Chris Hipkins is a New Zealand politician who served as the 41st Prime Minister of New Zealand. He is a member of the Labour Party and has held various ministerial roles, including Minister of Education and Minister of Health. Hipkins is known for his leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic and has been involved in New Zealand politics for many years, gaining recognition for his communication skills and public engagement. He has a background in political science and has been an advocate for mental health awareness and support.
Chris Hipkins is a New Zealand politician who served as the 41st Prime Minister of New Zealand. He is a member of the Labour Party and has held various ministerial roles, including Minister of Education and Minister of Health. Hipkins is known for his leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic and has been involved in New Zealand politics for many years, gaining recognition for his communication skills and public engagement. He has a background in political science and has been an advocate for mental health awareness and support.
Topics Discussed
Karl Burnett
Shortland Street
ADHD
Mental Health
Bankruptcy
Celebrity Treasure Island
Weight Loss
Anxiety
surgery
emergency medicine
patient stories
operating room
burnout
grief
skincare for dogs
humor
wisdom
heart transplant
recovery
running
personal trainer
Invictus games
donor heart
NZ Herald
Scott Beard
Grace Millane case
policing
Auckland
1980s
Springbok tour protests
Queen Street riots
Swedish backpackers homicide
Netflix series
Adolescence
safety for kids
Covid
memes
Prime Minister
mental health
DIY
Jacinda Ardern
Trump
Labour party
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Episodes
Here's the recent few episodes on The Dom Harvey Podcast.
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From Shortland Street to Bankruptcy: Karl Burnett on ADHD, Mental Health & Life After Fame
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Dom Harvey
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Karl Burnett
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Karl BurnettShortland StreetADHDMental HealthBankruptcyCelebrity Treasure IslandWeight LossAnxiety
If you grew up in New Zealand in the 90s and early 2000s, chances are you know EXACTLY who Karl Burnett is. or at least his legendary Shortland Street character, Nick Harrison. For over a decade, Karl was one of the biggest stars on the biggest show on New Zealand TV.
This is part of the Karl Burnett story:
+ His whole Shortland Street experience- leaving school at 16 and becoming an overnight celebrity. And even having his first ever kiss on screen.
+ His short-lived experience on Celebrity Treasure Island.
+ His very public weight loss and gain journey
+ Going from the highs of earning a six-figure income on Shortland Street to the lows of bankruptcy.
+ His struggles with anxiety and ADHD and how a diagnosis changed his perspective on life. And so much more.
Karl is a true open book. This is most definitely a warts n all conversation from a man who has enjoyed very high highs and endured extremely low lows as well and he willingly shares all of it.
If you grew up in New Zealand in the 90s and early 2000s, chances are you know EXACTLY who Karl Burnett is. or at least his legendary Shortland Street character, Nick Harrison. For over a decade, Karl was one of the biggest stars on the biggest show on New Zealand TV.
This is part of the Karl Burnett story:
+ His whole Shortland Street experience- leaving school at 16 and becoming an overnight celebrity. And even having his first ever kiss on screen.
+ His short-lived experience on Celebrity Treasure Island.
+ His very public weight loss and gain journey
+ Going from the highs of earning a six-figure income on Shortland Street to the lows of bankruptcy.
+ His struggles with anxiety and ADHD and how a diagnosis changed his perspective on life. And so much more.
Karl is a true open book. This is most definitely a warts n all conversation from a man who has enjoyed very high highs and endured extremely low lows as well and he willingly shares all of it.
Dr Ineke Meredith: Kiwi Surgeon on Operating Room Chaos & Wild Patient Stories
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Dom Harvey
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Dr. Ineke Meredith
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
surgeryemergency medicinepatient storiesoperating roomburnoutgriefskincare for dogshumorwisdom
Dr. Ineke Meredith was raised in Samoa; she came to New Zealand to study medicine.
Then she got pregnant and gave birth to a son just has she was preparing for her final exams.
Being the force of nature she is, she managed to give birth on a Monday then sit her exam on the Friday. Then juggle being a mum while working as an emergency surgeon. This is part of the Ineke Meredith story.
+ BTS of the operating theatre including what music she listens to in theatre and the snacks she eats in the middle of long surgeries. All the important stuff!
+ The emotional toll of medicine and coping with grief and burnout.
+ The complicated relationship with her abusive dad.
+ And how she ended up living in Paris making a skincare range…for dogs.
I loved this conversation. It is packed with humor and wisdom from an incredible woman who has literally saved lives.
Dr.Meredith truly is a woman who lives passionately and purposefully.
You’ll love this episode. And after listening, if your keen for more, check out her book: “On Call.”
Before we get into the episode MASSIVE thanks to the sponsors of this episode- the award winning Generate KiwiSaver scheme.
Generate have a track record of delivering strong long-term performance for their members – which will really pay off by the time you reach retirement.
And, they’ve got advisers across the country to help make sure your investment is set up best for you.
Head to: https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom
The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement head to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
**The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors**
Dr. Ineke Meredith was raised in Samoa; she came to New Zealand to study medicine.
Then she got pregnant and gave birth to a son just has she was preparing for her final exams.
Being the force of nature she is, she managed to give birth on a Monday then sit her exam on the Friday. Then juggle being a mum while working as an emergency surgeon. This is part of the Ineke Meredith story.
+ BTS of the operating theatre including what music she listens to in theatre and the snacks she eats in the middle of long surgeries. All the important stuff!
+ The emotional toll of medicine and coping with grief and burnout.
+ The complicated relationship with her abusive dad.
+ And how she ended up living in Paris making a skincare range…for dogs.
I loved this conversation. It is packed with humor and wisdom from an incredible woman who has literally saved lives.
Dr.Meredith truly is a woman who lives passionately and purposefully.
You’ll love this episode. And after listening, if your keen for more, check out her book: “On Call.”
Before we get into the episode MASSIVE thanks to the sponsors of this episode- the award winning Generate KiwiSaver scheme.
Generate have a track record of delivering strong long-term performance for their members – which will really pay off by the time you reach retirement.
And, they’ve got advisers across the country to help make sure your investment is set up best for you.
Head to: https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom
The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement head to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
**The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors**
Jack Church is not a well-known guy. But that is part of what I love about this podcast community we have created.
We can meet cool people and share the incredible stories of Kiwis that you may otherwise never hear about.
And Jack Church most definitely ticks those boxes.
Quick backstory- 4 years ago Jack was working as a personal trainer for the Royal NZ navy when he got unwell. He went from being supremely fit to being barely able to walk.
A series of tests discovered an issue with his heart which would require a heart transplant operation to save his life.
Just 10 days after being placed on the transplant list, he received a donor heart and underwent a successful transplant at the age of 25.
What happens next is hard to put into words- It’s special, Beautiful, significant, poignant and bloody sad.
Jacks transplant came at the expense of a 19-year-old whose life was tragically cut short .
This is a small part of the Jack Church story.
+ His journey into sickness then back to full health
+ The realities of recovering from a heart transplant
+ How he managed to complete a half marathon 7 months after his transplant
+ How a story about Jack in the NZ Herald lead him to his heart donors’ parents.
+ Representing NZ as a sprinter at the Invictus games in Germany.
+ His desire to live a life that honors his donor’s memory and so much more.
Jack’s whole community has been inspired by his journey, and I know you will feel the same way too.
Jack Church is not a well-known guy. But that is part of what I love about this podcast community we have created.
We can meet cool people and share the incredible stories of Kiwis that you may otherwise never hear about.
And Jack Church most definitely ticks those boxes.
Quick backstory- 4 years ago Jack was working as a personal trainer for the Royal NZ navy when he got unwell. He went from being supremely fit to being barely able to walk.
A series of tests discovered an issue with his heart which would require a heart transplant operation to save his life.
Just 10 days after being placed on the transplant list, he received a donor heart and underwent a successful transplant at the age of 25.
What happens next is hard to put into words- It’s special, Beautiful, significant, poignant and bloody sad.
Jacks transplant came at the expense of a 19-year-old whose life was tragically cut short .
This is a small part of the Jack Church story.
+ His journey into sickness then back to full health
+ The realities of recovering from a heart transplant
+ How he managed to complete a half marathon 7 months after his transplant
+ How a story about Jack in the NZ Herald lead him to his heart donors’ parents.
+ Representing NZ as a sprinter at the Invictus games in Germany.
+ His desire to live a life that honors his donor’s memory and so much more.
Jack’s whole community has been inspired by his journey, and I know you will feel the same way too.
EXCLUSIVE: Detective Inspector Scott Beard’s New Cancer Diagnosis, Reflecting on Grace Millane Case
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Dom Harvey
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Scott Beard
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
Scott BeardGrace Millane casepolicingAuckland1980sSpringbok tour protestsQueen Street riotsSwedish backpackers homicideNetflix seriesAdolescencesafety for kids
Scott Beard joined the police force when he was 19 years old. He is 64 now and still doing the job he loves as one of New Zealand’s most decorated and respected police officers.
This man has seen and done it all during his life of service. But it was his work during the Grace Millane missing persons and murder inquiry that that was career defining.
Some of the things we talk about include his reflections on policing in Auckland in the 1980s and some of the big career moments including the Springbok tour protests, the Queen Street riots and the Swedish backpacker’s homicide.
An in-depth discussion on the devastating Grace Millane case.
Your questions from Instagram, including his thoughts around the popular Netflix series, Adolescence and what parents can do to help keep their kids safe.
And so much more
Scott Beard is as good as they come so this was a real honor. I loved this conversation, and I hope you do too.
*****
Thanks so much to the incredible team at Generate Kiwisaver for sponsoring this episode.
Generate is an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with a track record of delivering strong long-term returns. I switched my retirement savings over 18 months ago and my only regret is not doing it sooner! I know what your thinking- they sponsor the podcast so I am supposed to say that, but the returns don’t lie, and you can see them for yourself on their website.
The reality is the choices you make today will shape the retirement you’ll have tomorrow.
Start planning now—Book a chat with an adviser at https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom
The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement head to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
**The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors**
Scott Beard joined the police force when he was 19 years old. He is 64 now and still doing the job he loves as one of New Zealand’s most decorated and respected police officers.
This man has seen and done it all during his life of service. But it was his work during the Grace Millane missing persons and murder inquiry that that was career defining.
Some of the things we talk about include his reflections on policing in Auckland in the 1980s and some of the big career moments including the Springbok tour protests, the Queen Street riots and the Swedish backpacker’s homicide.
An in-depth discussion on the devastating Grace Millane case.
Your questions from Instagram, including his thoughts around the popular Netflix series, Adolescence and what parents can do to help keep their kids safe.
And so much more
Scott Beard is as good as they come so this was a real honor. I loved this conversation, and I hope you do too.
*****
Thanks so much to the incredible team at Generate Kiwisaver for sponsoring this episode.
Generate is an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with a track record of delivering strong long-term returns. I switched my retirement savings over 18 months ago and my only regret is not doing it sooner! I know what your thinking- they sponsor the podcast so I am supposed to say that, but the returns don’t lie, and you can see them for yourself on their website.
The reality is the choices you make today will shape the retirement you’ll have tomorrow.
Start planning now—Book a chat with an adviser at https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom
The issuer of the scheme is Generate Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement head to their website. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
**The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors**
Chris Hipkins on Covid Regrets, Sausage Roll Memes & Life as Prime Minister
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Dom Harvey
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Chris Hipkins
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
CovidmemesPrime Ministermental healthDIYJacinda ArdernTrumpLabour party
Chris Hipkins was the 41st Prime Minister of New Zealand.
And at the time of recording this podcast, he is the leader of the Labour party and hoping to become the next Prime Minister of New Zealand.
This podcast is small part of the Chis “Chippy” Hipkins story. It was an honor to connect with him for his first long form podcast that focused on who he is rather than what he does. I am hoping this will be Chris Hipkins like you have never heard him before.
Some of the ground we cover includes
+ The BTS of all his viral moments including the infamous Covid 19 “spread your legs” meme.
+ His first introductions to parliament and his recollections on going on to land the most important job in New Zealand.
+ His relationship with Jacinda Ardern and his thoughts on Trump, Luxon and others.
+ His mental health, adversities and the role therapy has played in his life in recent years.
+ His life outside of work, including his love of DIY. And much, much more.
Chris Hipkins was the 41st Prime Minister of New Zealand.
And at the time of recording this podcast, he is the leader of the Labour party and hoping to become the next Prime Minister of New Zealand.
This podcast is small part of the Chis “Chippy” Hipkins story. It was an honor to connect with him for his first long form podcast that focused on who he is rather than what he does. I am hoping this will be Chris Hipkins like you have never heard him before.
Some of the ground we cover includes
+ The BTS of all his viral moments including the infamous Covid 19 “spread your legs” meme.
+ His first introductions to parliament and his recollections on going on to land the most important job in New Zealand.
+ His relationship with Jacinda Ardern and his thoughts on Trump, Luxon and others.
+ His mental health, adversities and the role therapy has played in his life in recent years.
+ His life outside of work, including his love of DIY. And much, much more.
