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Nicholas Huxley part of 'For The Love Of It' TAFE NSW Sessions. Candid talk with Nicholas - For The Love of Fashion with host Steph Papas (OneSpaceLove Host) Go behind the extraordinary, blessed life of Nicholas Huxley, a fashion industry veteran and former head teacher at TAFE NSW Fashion Design Studio, as he shares his inspiring journey. From his early years in Papua New Guinea to mentoring top designers like Akira Isogawa, Alex Perry, and Dion Lee, Nicholas offers a true insight into how you can work to the beat of your own drum and design the life you love. In this video, he reflects on his passion for creativity, the importance of staying true to yourself, and the impact of design education. Discover how Nicholas' career has shaped the future of fashion through his commitment to nurturing emerging talent, and learn from his wisdom on creating a fulfilling and authentic life in the industry. Don't miss this chance to be inspired by one of fashion’s most respected mentors! Takeaways * Honesty and staying true to oneself are key to success in the fashion industry. * Design education is crucial for emerging talent to develop their skills and create innovative and commercially viable designs. * Promoting and showcasing the work of students and emerging designers is essential for the growth of the industry. * A career in fashion requires passion, dedication, and a willingness to continuously learn and adapt. * Having a supportive and nurturing environment, such as TAFE NSW, can greatly contribute to the success of aspiring fashion professionals.

Chef Jason Roberts shares his journey from a difficult childhood to becoming a celebrated chef and television personality. He emphasises the importance of letting go of past traumas and trusting your intuition. He discusses his time at TAFE NSW, where he gained valuable knowledge and skills in commercial cookery. He also highlights the mentors who opened doors for him and the life lessons he learned along the way. The conversation touches on classical French cuisine, the challenges of the culinary industry, and the unexpected opportunities that arise. Chef Jason Roberts shares his journey in the culinary industry, from his early days in Australia to his success in the United States. He emphasises the importance of staying away from drugs and alcohol and finding balance in life. He discusses his experiences in TV shows and his passion for sharing knowledge and educating others. He also talks about his involvement in community-driven initiatives and his love for nature. The conversation ends with a reflection on family and legacy. Takeaways * Letting go of past traumas and trusting your intuition can change the trajectory of your life. * TAFE NSW provides valuable knowledge and skills for aspiring chefs. * Mentors play a crucial role in opening doors and providing guidance in the culinary industry. * The challenges of the industry require resilience and a willingness to learn and adapt. * Unexpected opportunities can arise when you least expect them, and it's important to embrace them. Staying away from drugs and alcohol can contribute to longevity and success in the culinary industry. * Finding balance in life is crucial, especially in a demanding profession like cooking. * Sharing knowledge and educating others is a fulfilling and important responsibility. * Community-driven initiatives and giving back to society can bring joy and purpose. * Connecting with nature can help restore balance and provide respite from grief and challenges. * Family and legacy are significant aspects of personal identity and growth. https://www.chefjasonroberts.com/

Weave, a trailblazing fashion designer, shares her remarkable journey from Adelaide to Sydney and her experiences in the music, fashion, and creative arts industries. She discusses her time studying at TAFE NSW and the mentors who supported her. Weave's career evolved from designing hip-hop inspired clothing to high-end fashion, and she ventured into sustainability with her brand Yukio. She emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself and following one's passion wholeheartedly. Weave also discusses the challenges of the fashion industry and the need for balance and self-care. Takeaways * Believe in yourself and don't let others discourage you from pursuing your passion. * The fashion industry can be challenging, but staying true to yourself and your vision is key to success. * Finding a work-life balance and taking care of your mental health is important in a demanding industry. * Follow your instincts and be open to new experiences and opportunities. * Sustainability and ethical practices are crucial in the fashion industry. https://www.byweavecollection.com/

OneSpaceLove for the love it of.. Steph Papas shares conversation with Joss Jaffe "I am worthy"  Joss Jaffe’s music is rooted in his desire to unite people through spirit, love, joy, community and consciousness. Joss creates innovative songs that bring international artists from different cultures and languages into a nexus where new music is discovered. His music invites the audience into a space of spontaneous joy. Joss’ earliest memories include mantra chanting, listening to 60’s-70’s era vinyl records, and experiencing the sounds of the world through travel. By age 9 he could play guitar and began writing and producing his own songs. Drawn in by the music of India, at 16 he studied tabla, sarode, and vocal music from Ustad Ali Akbar Khan and Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri. His studies with them continued for the next 10 years.

OneSpaceLove for the love of culture, well-being & lifestyle guest BEÁTA ALFÖLDI  Beáta is an international retreat leader, medicine woman, workshop facilitator, author, shamanic practitioner, ceremonial leader, seer, and keynote speaker with a gift for assisting individuals through deep transformation. Beáta began working with sacred plant medicines in the Amazon and Andes of Peru in 2007. She has also studied with various teachers and curanderos (healers) worldwide, and it was at this time, that her passion for shamanic, earth-centred practices and plant medicines, was ignited. Beáta was invited to contribute a chapter to the book Shamanism for the New Millennium, which became an Amazon #1 Bestseller, and is featured in the documentary film – ‘The Heroine’s Journey’ which is due for release in 2023. She facilitates workshops, ceremonies and retreats globally, and is a sought-after teacher and keynote speaker. Beáta currently lives in Mexico and travels for work 3 months of the year to Europe. She is a full member of the International Energetic Healing Association and is passionate about inspiring individuals to find the courage to live a life that is authentic, free, empowered and radiantly alive! www.beataalfoldi.com Link to online Intuitive Mentoring Session: https://www.beataalfoldi.com/work-with-me/intuitive-mentoring-sessions/

Ben Catley's mesmerising guitar playing, huge vocals and uplifting stage presence have seen his live shows become renowned for their energy and craft. Performing at festivals and shows all around Australia, New Zealand, UK and across the world, Ben weaves effortlessly between wild and beautiful moments with the biggest look of joy on his face. With sold out WA shows recently and with regular releases (including tracks featuring the legendary Wim Hof), Ben has created an exciting and uplifting sound, with a live show that captivates audiences like few other solo acts. "Vibrant and big energy roots. It’s pure and feeling-centric.” Xpress Mag "It's clear that Ben Catley has something special here." Pilerats Learn more visit www.onespace.love

Elijah Ray is an international recording artist, vocalist, composer, poet, and multi-instrumentalist with a professional music career spanning more than 17 years. He produces music that crosses a wide variety of genres…from Acoustic, Soul, Funk, World Beat, R&B, Pop and Rock… to soul stirring Piano Ballads, Symphonic Soundtracks, and Sound Healing. His shining presence, gritty soul, and message of love invite the listener into an experience of what it is to be “in the BAND OF LIGHT’. His anthems, love songs and sonic hymns have transformed audiences all over the world. Many are calling his music the “soundtrack of the awakening.” Both mystical and raw, Elijah’s charisma and musical prowess draws his audience into life’s nectar–spiritual, sexy, sweaty, gritty, and ecstatic. Elijah, alone, generates a full band sound on most of his tracks, playing almost every instruments and arranging many of his pieces himself. He has mastered the art of solo touring–taking his audience from one dimension to another with just his voice, his loop-pedal and his guitar, Ruby. He has toured the world from Bali to Ibiza to Egypt and the US at large. Elijah has played, collaborated and shared the stage with countless artists like Bibi McGill (Beyonce’s Lead Guitarist), Jesse Carmichael (Maroon 5), Graham Nash, Andre Manga (Paul Simon), Ben Stiller, Donovon Frankenreiter, G Love, Brett Dennon, Bushwalla, the Luminaries, Tina Malia, Youssouphe Sidibe, Tubby Love, Jay ‘Bird” Koder, Michael Ruff, and many more. Elijah has been featured in documentaries such as Indigo Evolution, and Living in Light, alongside such luminaries as Neale Donald Walsh, Dr. Matsuro Emoto, Doreen Virtue, Gangaji, Eli Jaxson-Bear and Panache Desai. Hecontinues to tour the world, release new music and broadcast live shows. Those who want more can experience Elijah’s work by attending a SoundLight Experience, retreats, vocal empowerment workshops, masterclasses, and a host of other community projects. Visit www.onespace.love 

Lisa Mitchell's music consistently elicits an emotional response. Her artful storytelling awakens long forgotten memories, engulfing listeners in wistful nostalgia.  She is currently working on her new music to be released in 2021, and Lisa and I catch up and discuss her creative process during these current challenging time, and we delve deep into conversations about her interests, passions and what tools she has gathered along the path to trust in flow.  Learn more visit onespace.love/podcast 

Nina Angelo was born in Athens, Greece, shortly after WW2 and migrated to Sydney, Australia in June 1949 with her parents, both survivors of the Nazi concentration camps. In the early 60s, Nina nourished her passion as an artist at the National Art School, experimenting with many art forms before settling on her life-long journey with textiles. Her community work and artistic and cultural heritage led her on countless adventures across Australia, the Pacific Islands and ultimately, back to Europe. While overcoming significant challenges from ‘frying pan to fire’; Nina has founded, coordinated, publicised, taught and work-shopped creative and community arts and festival events, for over thirty years. She is a colourful character with a gift for connection with people of all ages and cultures. In 2009, Nina was awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) for her ‘Service to the Arts and the (NSW) Central Coast community’. Her wider Australian contribution to community and culture has been recognised through a range of honours, awards and positions including Artist in Residence in Fiji through Australia Council for the Arts, two Australia Day Community Awards, the Governor of NSW Children’s Week Award for her work in remote locations, and an Edna Ryan Feminist Award for her life’s work empowering women and sharing their stories through the arts. Nina’s first book, a memoir called “Don’t Cry, Dance”, celebrates and honours life, love, family and tolerance of people from all cultures, colours and creeds. She discovered her father Alberto’s interviews from 30 years ago, which had been held in the Holocaust Museum in the USA, and combined these with her mother Janka’s story, who first met her father in Auschwitz. As a storyteller and artist, it was time to add her story to theirs, and leave a lasting memory for her children, grandchildren and for future generations. Nina is a connector of the creative dots in communities. She is a motivational speaker, arts consultant, mentor, intuitive artist, registered Marriage Celebrant, writer and activist. Nina is passionate about gathering women together to share their truth and heal the impacts of intergenerational trauma through storytelling. She seeks to uncover the creative spirit in all of us and capture the stories of our culture in our times. Visit www.onespace.love 

Dr. Tommy John is a performance coach and perpetual student and a leading, unapologetic voice across the globe in the medical freedom movement of today. A former professional athlete and published author with three degrees following his name, Dr. Tommy is both scholar and teacher, patient and healer, private and general. He owns and operates the Dr. Tommy John Performance and Healing Center in San Diego and with over 20 years of clinical experience, he's impacted countless lives with his proven "Way to Live Utilizing the 8 Essentials to Performance and Healing," a system for harnessing action steps to adapt and thrive in this lifetime. At the core of this work, his patients relearn what it is to be truly sovereign and free within their bodies. For given these liberties, the body self heals, regenerates and holds the power to cure itself from anything, to actualize any vision, dream or desire. But we must be free. With body sovereignty at the heart of his life's work, in 2020 Dr, Tommy became a founding member of Health Freedom for Humanity. Here he continues to fight for the inalienable right for all to live free and thrive. It’s time the authenticity of humanity became popular. “I stand for bodily freedom when it comes to health and medical intervention.” Learn more www.onespace.love 

Nathan Kaye releases his latest single “Humble Yourself” we go deep to talk about humble yourself and how he came to walk the path he walks today, sharing his art & music to create a ripple of change. An influential part of the Australian roots music scene & renowned as the world’s first didgeridoo-beatboxer, Nathan Kaye, is a globe-trotting one-man-band who thumps out songs on slide guitar, slide didge & electronic foot-drums. Kaye’s step-father, Yabu Bilyana, was Aboriginal. Nathan got given his first Yidaki (didge) when he was in his teens by a full-blood Pintjantjarra tribesman who said, “You been black fulla before.” Kaye got circular breathing within the first few days of starting. Having invented blending human beatboxing into the didgeridoo way back in the 90’s, Nathan was invited to perform his didge-beatboxing at the UK Beatbox Championships, Glastonbury Festival & other festivals over there in 2005, which spread the technique throughout the UK & Europe. But really, at the core of his multi-tasking abilities lies a big-hearted man with a powerful mission to inspire people to make the most of the gift of life, with his talent-packed show that has to be seen to be believed. Trust us, you’ll be better for it. Tracks by Nathan Kaye shared in this episode "Be Still and Listen to the Call' and "Humble Yourself" all links and past onespacelove episodes visit www.onespace.love 

Jake Taylor Vocalist of the Australian metalcore band In Hearts Wake. In this chat we discover the powerful, grounded, change maker Jake is and how the music is really a call to action for these times. Jake is inspiring in how he is taking action to be the change he wishes to see for future generations and how he is integrating his core beliefs, into all creative projects he works on.  We chat about the bands 2020 release Kaliyuga. Kaliyuga is the fifth studio album for In Hearts Wake.. We feature in this chat Crossroads, Worldwide Suicide off Kaliyuga and Frequency off Arc "People are passionate Finding a global solution is tricky cause what we really need is diversity Always asking questions along the way not just doing what its easy and comfortable Often what is easy isn’t always right And thats the hard part where change steps in Which one is going is really going to create a future my children and grandchildren are going to live in We'd all have different answers in part of a greater solution" - Jake Taylor Head over to www.onespace.love for all the links and past episodes    

"Talk more about your dreams, more about what your passions are. Talk more about what you're creating, not about whats stopping that" Kate Williams Kate Williams is a psychic channel, and she specialises in life purpose readings and helps you to gain clarity, focus and inner perspective. Inner purpose comes from finding your centre. Finding your core and learning how to access that on a daily basis.   Kate Williams is a psychic channel, and she specialises in life purpose readings and helps you to gain clarity, focus and inner perspective. Inner purpose comes from finding your centre. Finding your core and learning how to access that on a daily basis.   You can learn more about Kate at https://www.katewilliams.com.au/ Music shared in this episode is from Elijah Ray and Daphne Tse who coming soon as guests on The OneSpaceLove Show.