The Stories of Ed Barton

The Stories of Duggie

Duggie's childhood movement opened him up to the world, and far beyond what he could have imagined. He got an early taste of freedom with Camp America, which lead him to doing vineyard seasons, year after year. He met his wife amongst the grapes, which blossomed into creating wine of their own and growing the business, one bottle at a time. Though a night sleeping in a swag under the stars, changed it all. it led to Duggie being poisoned and ultimately, cancer. He fought for his life, and now, he fights the system and people responsible for causing his and many others' unnecessary pain. A remarkable story of how out of the darkest time, there has grown a leader and a man on a global mission. I will be sharing my reflection after the podcast, but until then sit back and enjoy the triumpht story of Duggie. @stokewines_au

The Stories of Bhagyashree Joshi

Bhagyashree's early childhood, Indian village life, was nurtured by community, elders and ancient wisdom. She grew up on a foundation of values and a strong moral compass, which guided her toward higher education and ultimately a deep spiritual path. receiving scholarships, living away from home, traveling the world all the while holding onto the dream of an inward journey. A twist of fate brought her to an ashram in Rishikesh, but it was a saint at the river Ganga that opened the door to her remembering. this is one of the most beautiful stories I've had the pleasure of listening to, and for anyone looking for the deeper answers this one is for you. I'll be sharing my reflections after the podcast, but until then sit back and enjoy the enchanting tale of Bhagyashree. @bramhavadini_bhagyashree for all other information about this podcast and the work I do in the mental health field head over to www.plumbplanes.com [http://www.plumbplanes.com] curated by Taylor Jardine @plumb_planes_collective on Instagram or Plumb Planes Collective on YouTube.

The Stories of Matthew Allwood

Matt's indigenous roots and growing up in the country, gave him a deep appreciation and connection to the land. From leaving home at 12 to becoming a professional footballer, Matt had the skills but it was the spotlight that brought out his wild side. The decision was made for him and his contract was terminated. Through accountability and some extra time in New Zealand he got himself back on track. Matt eventually changed career lanes and spent the next number of years supporting young Aboriginal boys, both on the East Coast and up in the Kimberley. During this time up North he proved himself worthy to secure a spot on the TV show "Alone" which ultimately confirmed what was most important in his life. his short return to footy landed him not only in hospital, but with a Vertebra being surgically removed and a cancer diagnosis. Matt's story is a testament to how one man's strength can bring you back from a place most couldn't even comprehend. I'll be sharing my reflections after the podcast but until then, sit back and enjoy the adventures of Matt Allwood. @burntriverproject for all other information about this podcast and the work I do in the mental health field head over to www.plumbplanes.com [http://plumbplanes.com] @plumb_planes_collective on Instagram or Plumb Planes Collective on YouTube.

The Stories of Marieke Bresseleers

From a child standing out in a small Belgian town, to stepping onto stages around the world. Marieke's life has reflected both her introvert and performer spirit. She nurtured her gifts early with structure and discipline, but the cracks started to appear when she found herself crossing lines she never thought she'd cross. From overcoming addiction, domestic violence and fighting for justice in a court case lasting 4 years. She found strength in removing the inner victim and becoming the sovereign of her own destiny. This is a powerful story of survival and return. I will be sharing my reflections after the podcast but until then sit back and enjoy the journey of Marieke Bresseleers. @little_bloody_marie for all other information about this podcast and the work i do in the mental health field head over to plumbplanes.com [http://plumbplanes.com] @plumb_planes_collective on Instagram or Plumb Planes Collective on YouTube.

The Stories of Ed Barton

Ed's contrasting childhood led him on a seesaw of deconstructed life adventures. From straight A's to losing his brother and almost himself to drugs. Ed's life views were challenged by combining psychotherapy and psychedelics opening, not only himself, but a world of possibilities. From 6 years in China before hitting a personal rock bottom to becoming fluent in the language and then being the interpreter for the British embassy. Though impressive, his climb back to the top was met with crippling social anxiety and medication. A change of heart moved him from a government desk job to lucrative remote online work, where he traded addressing diplomats in conference halls for loose getaways in Vegas and Champagne at the front of the plane. At this point, the only thing slowing Ed down was 3.5 years in a Japanese monastery. This story has it all, as it showcases the true example of human introspection and what can be achieved and overcome because of it. I will be sharing my reflections after the podcast but until then, sit back and enjoy the path of Ed Barton. @edbarton.coach www.youtube.com/@thesocialfreedomcoach [https://www.youtube.com/@thesocialfreedomcoach] curated by Taylor Jardine @plumb_planes_collective www.plumbplanes.com [http://www.plumbplanes.com]