최고 Weaving 팟캐스트 (2025)

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006 Don't Leave your Super to your Ex 16:02

2d ago16:02

16:02

This episode discusses the critical aspects of death benefits in superannuation, focusing on the importance of updating beneficiary nominations to avoid unintended consequences, such as leaving benefits to an ex-spouse. The conversation covers the mechanics of beneficiary nominations, the implications of tax dependents, and the integration of super…

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005 Reduce Capital Gains on your Property using Super 16:16

6d ago16:16

16:16

In this episode, Nathan Fradley and Jordan discuss the complexities of capital gains tax, particularly in relation to property sales and how individuals can strategically reduce their tax liabilities through superannuation contributions. They explore the differences between concessional and non-concessional contributions, the importance of understa…

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004 Using your Super to pay your Mortgage 23:50

9d ago23:50

23:50

In this episode, Nathan Fradley and Jordan Varka explore the complex decision of whether to pay off a mortgage using superannuation. This is a common question for financial advisers, balancing the financial aspects: the fundamentals of superannuation, preservation age, tax implications, and with the personal and emotional considerations such as wor…

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003 How does Aged Care work in Australia? 24:54

14d ago24:54

24:54

Summary This episode provides an introductory overview of aged care in Australia, discussing the different types of aged care services, the assessment process, and the financial implications involved. The conversation highlights common misconceptions about aged care, the importance of home care, and the emotional challenges families face when makin…

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002 The Light at the End of Tunnel of Divorce 26:10

14d ago26:10

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In this episode, Nathan Fradley and Jordan Vaka discuss the emotional and practical aspects of navigating life after separation or divorce. They emphasize the importance of understanding the grief process, making strategic decisions, and the role of professionals in guiding individuals through this challenging time. The conversation highlights the …

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000 Welcome to the Podcast 4:32

14d ago4:32

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An short introductory episode, where our hosts Nathan and Jordan take you through what you can expect from this podcast, and why they wanted to make it. Nathan: advice@nathanfradley.com.au www.nathanfradley.com.au Jordan: jordan@planningsolo.com.au www.planningsolo.com.au The information contained in this podcast is general in nature and does not t…

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242. Dress Like a Prayer, Create Like a Spell: A Wild Feminine Awakening in Peru 28:13

2M ago28:13

28:13

In this solo episode (the first one under the new podcast name!), I share the behind-the-scenes story of my pilgrimage to Peru—a journey that unraveled grief, creative blocks, divine timing, and an unexpected airport ceremony. What unfolded in the sacred Andes wasn’t just a travel experience—it was a full-body remembrance of what it means to co-cre…

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Welcome to Weaving Your Reality with Ksenia | Podcast Name Shift 5:01

2M ago5:01

5:01

Welcome to the newly named Weaving Your Reality with Ksenia. This podcast is evolving — just like I am, just like you are. The name has shifted ever so slightly, but the frequency has deepened. This space is now more clearly what it was always becoming: A portal for visionary humans ready to reclaim their creative power, speak their raw truth, and …

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#11: Angela Wanhalla & Erica Newman - Māori on the Home Front: Resilience, Rangatiratanga, and Wartime Mobilisation 1:16:29

4M ago1:16:29

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In this episode of Weaving Our Worlds, Melanie sits down with historians Angela Wanhalla and Erica Newman to delve into the untold stories behind the recent dual publications, Te Hau Kāinga: The Māori Home Front During the Second World War and Raupanga, a companion volume in te reo Māori. Together, these books explore the experience of Māori on the…

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241. You Can Talk About It, Or You Can Be It: (Re)Learning To Trust Myself In Life And On Social Media 20:03

5M ago20:03

20:03

In this solo update, I expose my own self-judgements around how I show up on social media and the attachment to creating something “successful”. Together, we flip these illusions upside down and go straight where these fears are actually inviting us – intimacy with the Divine and with life itself. I also share: How this incredible community has hel…

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#10: Melanie Nelson - Libertarianism in legislation: Unpacking the Regulatory Standards Bill 26:30

5M ago26:30

26:30

In this episode, the tables are turned. Thanks to Bryan Bruce Investigates for initiating and sharing this podcast episode where he interviews Melanie Nelson, the host of the Weaving our Worlds podcast and the Coherent podcast. In this episode of Head to Head, Bryan Bruce interviews Melanie Nelson, a writer, researcher, translator and consultant sp…

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#1 Coherent podcast - A Legal Straitjacket: Jane Kelsey on Neoliberalism and the Regulatory Standards Bill 1:04:25

5M ago1:04:25

1:04:25

This is the debut episode of my new podcast, Coherent. Listeners of Weaving our Worlds might find it of interest. It's available on most podcast platforms. On the Coherent podcast Melanie Nelson hosts in-depth interviews unpacking the political issues shaping Aotearoa New Zealand today. Join us as we explore the sweeping reforms transforming our so…

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#9: Sarah Hopkinson - Exploring Pākehā identity, sustainability, and te Tiriti justice 1:04:38

8M ago1:04:38

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In this thought-provoking episode, Sarah Hopkinson, a māmā, curriculum designer, urban farmer, and storyteller, joins Melanie to unravel the intricate threads of identity, ancestry, and the environment. Sarah delves into what it means to be Pākehā in Aotearoa, reflecting on collective accountability, the deep-rooted values shaping our land, and the…

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#8: Jen Margaret - Honouring te Tiriti o Waitangi, changing systems and working as allies 1:03:00

10M ago1:03:00

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In this insightful episode, Melanie Nelson sits down with Jen Margaret, a dedicated advocate and educator for te Tiriti o Waitangi. Jen has spent over 30 years championing the importance of te Tiriti and the responsibilities it entails for Pākehā and Tauiwi in Aotearoa. Jen shares her personal journey into this work, starting with her first encount…

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#7: Dr Jeremy Tātere MacLeod - Toitū te Reo festival, the future of the language and the need for allies 54:35

11M ago54:35

54:35

Dr Jeremy Tātere MacLeod joins Melanie to talk about the upcoming celebration of te reo Māori - the first national Māori language festival, Toitū te Reo. He shares about the inspiration and focus of the festival, its welcoming nature to all, and what it will look and feel like. We discuss some of the speakers and topics which will be included. We a…

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#6: Beth Tupara-Katene - Ocean centred marine-governance, community led solutions & customary/commercial fisheries 57:49

12M ago57:49

57:49

Beth Tupara-Katene joins Melanie to share the findings of research project Tangaroa Ararau. The project has focused on how to put Tangaroa and Hinemoana (the ocean) at the centre of marine governance, with decisions led collectively by local communities. We include Māori perspectives on governance and relating to the ocean, across the spectrum of k…

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240. I’m Back! A Big Life Update After Having a Baby (Following Guidance One Step at a Time) 1:07:43

12M ago1:07:43

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It’s been almost a year since I’ve released an episode and since then we’ve moved across the country, bought and renovated a house (well, it’s still in progress!), birthed a baby, and welcomed another furry member to our family. I also released my first spoken word song. I’ve been hearing very strong inner guidance whispers to come back to the podc…

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#5: Dr Jessica Hutchings - Māori food sovereignty, GMOs & being allies 1:04:26

1+ y ago1:04:26

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Dr Jessica Hutchings talks about Māori and indigenous food sovereignty, and her practice of this in her own life, through growing food, research and sharing knowledge. She articulates her views on GMOs and the risks that genetic engineering pose to indigenous peoples and their sovereignty. Also, Jessica shares about the difficulties of ensuring Māo…

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#4: Alex Barnes - Co-governance education, walking between worlds & growing peace 1:10:44

1+ y ago1:10:44

1:10:44

Alex Barnes talks about the complexities and benefits co-governance education in Aotearoa through application of te Tiriti o Waitangi, the subject of his recently completed PhD. We also discuss some of our experiences over decades of walking between te ao Māori and te ao Pākehā, and why we perceive them as different worlds. Plus we delve into how w…

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#3: Hona Black - Being Māori in a Pākehā world, Māori humour and sexuality in te reo 1:08:17

1+ y ago1:08:17

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Hona Black talks about Māori wit and humour and his efforts to help revitalise that particular aspect of te reo. He shares his experience growing up in a Māori speaking household and kura kaupapa, and the challenges of life in a society where the English language and Western cultural norms dominate. Plus, he explores Māori attitudes to sexuality an…

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#2: Dame Anne Salmond - Criticism of Treaty principles review & our opportunity to live creatively 46:28

1+ y ago46:28

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Dame Anne Salmond talks about her experience of walking between worlds over the past 50 years, witnessing racism and injustice, and working to grow understanding. She shares her views on any moves by the government to review the principles of te Tiriti o Waitangi. She explains that it is the Māori text which was signed and must be adhered to, and h…

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#1: Whirimako Black - Mōteatea, cultural reconnection & music as healing 1:01:22

1+ y ago1:01:22

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Whirimako Black speaks openly about memories of her early life in Te Urewera and Kawerau and how that has shaped her life and career. She shares her love of mōteatea, her reo and culture, and desire to share that with people. This deep and personal conversation traverses her whānau influences and inspirations, cultural disconnection and reconnectio…

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239. I’m 24 Weeks Pregnant! Lessons from My Pregnancy Journey, Part 1 53:46

2y ago53:46

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In this episode, I share one of the most expansive journeys I’ve ever been on: my path to being 24 weeks pregnant with a healthy baby boy. After multiple pregnancy losses (trigger warning: I speak about pregnancy loss in this episode), there have been so many non-obvious, non-linear initiations and activations that have moved through me to prepare …

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238. Trusting Your Creative Process, Being Available For Spirit While Staying Grounded In Your Body, Quantum Leaping Through Journaling – KARINA IVANOVA 1:46:20

2y ago1:46:20

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Four years ago musician, writer and podcaster Karina Ivanova was listening to one of my podcast episodes, and planted a seed that she’d like to be a guest one day. But then she heard an inner voice ask: “What would you be excited to tell Ksenia about?” That’s when she realized that the creations she’s meant to share with me (and with you) haven’t c…

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237. Honoring The Sacred Creative Pause, Podcast As A Ceremony, Magical Experiences During Recent Travels, Choosing Creation, and Lemurian Crystals 32:43

2y ago32:43

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In this solo update I’m sharing the WHY behind the longest break from podcasting I’ve ever taken, some of the creations that I’m currently bringing into the world, and why allowing the space for Source to move through is an invitation for miracles. Here are some of the things I share: - Our experience at the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show (and an invita…

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235. 5-Step Intuitive Social Media Process for Artists, Creators, Healers, Coaches and Entrepreneurs 22:16

2+ y ago22:16

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If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed or just unclear about how to show up on social media – and wondering if you should show up at all – this one’s for you. In this episode, I will share a 5-step intuitive social media process that is inspired by some of the downloads that have been coming through during my one-on-one energy/social media strat…

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234. Ancestral Healing, Living In Your Truth, and Remembering That We Are Already Free – NATHAN MAINGARD 1:43:20

2+ y ago1:43:20

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I really enjoyed this conversation with Nathan Maingard – podcast host, transformational guide and wordsmith. This is the first interview under the updated podcast cover art, and that’s intentional: the depths to which we journey in this episode takes the sacred space that is this podcast to a new level! We discuss: How a conscious social media Goo…

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233. Weaving A New Reality 19:30

2+ y ago19:30

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I’ve been in a deep process of surrendering and incubating an upgraded podcast name and cover, and I’m so excited to share this update with you. In this solo episode, I share: Alchemization of WEB8 podcast name How someone calling me out led to a big expansion New podcast cover! Some of the symbols within the WEB8 podcast cover art The most importa…

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232. Miracles Abound | Recap Of My Healing Journey To Turkey 45:26

2+ y ago45:26

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When you have a feeling that there’s an adventure, a journey you’re meant to take, but you don’t know where to start… get patient and listen. The guidance always drops in. In this episode, I share the boundless miracles that have unfolded for me and my family in the last couple of weeks as we journeyed through Turkey. We cover: - Getting quiet and …

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231. MANOJ DIAS – You Already Are Everything You Seek To Be | Meditation As A Catalyst For Healing and Remembering 1:04:43

2+ y ago1:04:43

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My guest is Manoj Dias – author, teacher, speaker and co-founder of Open, a modern meditation organization based in California. I have been using Open to participate in the January meditation and breathwork challenge, and it’s quickly becoming my favorite mindfulness app. If you’d like to experience it for yourself, download the Open app here. We d…

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Cotton Before it Became the Fabric of Everyone's Lives 39:23

2+ y ago39:23

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The oldest strains of cotton tell a story of the people who cultivated it. Weaving Voices is part of Whetstone Radio Collective. Learn more about Weaving Voices here. Find show notes here. And transcript here.저자 Whetstone Radio Collective

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Kantamanto Market-- life and livelihood in the throws of fast fashion's waste streams. 33:39

2+ y ago33:39

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Sammy Oteng is a Kantamanto Market organizer in Accra Ghana. The market is a 28 acre site, historically created by the people of Ghana to repurpose and reuse materials. Since the onset of fast fashion, the marketplace has become a dumping ground for the waste of the Global North. In a country of 2 million, the marketplace is cycling orders of magni…

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230. Rethinking Content Creator Business and Creating Your Own Algorithm – TOM BOYD Interviews KSENIA BRIEF 1:10:08

2+ y ago1:10:08

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In this episode I'm interviewed by Tom Boyd for his show Creators Are Brands. It's packed with gems! Description from Creators are Brands: In a world where everyone is telling us to speed up, we talk about intentionally slowing down to create more of what you love, how to create your own algorithm, we talk about her integrated holistic way of worki…

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Labor's Lever & a Just Transition for Fast Fashion Workers 37:05

2+ y ago37:05

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Ground building legislation was passed in 2021 to protect the California garment worker community from the “piece rate”, otherwise known as life threatening wages. We’ll talk to the Executive Director of the Garment Worker Center, an organization that worked with the affected community to design and push the law into place. Weaving Voices is part o…

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229. FLORENCIA FRIDMAN – Choosing To Be Where You Are, Working With Ceremonial Cacao, Stepping Into Your Voice and Power, and Spirit-Led Business and Social Media 1:22:01

2+ y ago1:22:01

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In this episode recorded over a cup of ceremonial cacao, I catch up with Florencia Fridman, my “cacao mama”. Her beautiful cacao ceremony offerings served as a doorway for me to connect to the spirit of cacao, and since then I’ve had the joy of doing a cacao ceremony training with Flo, as well as traveling to Guatemala with the cacao brand she runs…

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Shedding Plastic, Our Modern Wardrobes Impact on Oceans & Soils 38:00

2+ y ago38:00

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Plastic textiles are flowing and shedding into our soils, oceans and bodies. The reality of 60 percent of our clothing being plastic is that the lint that our textiles produce ends up where we least want it to be— and that includes our biosphere, oceans and soils. We're permeating our ecosystems with a material that microbes can't eat. Dr. Timnit K…

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