Are we facing a technology problem... or a human problem?

In this thought-provoking episode of Your Truth Explored,Rodney Reynders is joined by Tanē Hunter, bioinformatician, cancer researcher, futurist, author of Full Stack Human, and co-founder of Future Crunch.

With more than 15 years at the intersection of science, technology and storytelling, Tone challenges many of the assumptions we hold about artificial intelligence, the future, and the stories we tell ourselves.

Rather than asking us to fear technological change, he invites us to consider a far more important question:

How do we remain deeply human in an increasingly digitalworld?

Together, Rodney and Tanē explore resilience, intelligentoptimism, cognitive bias, gratitude, information overload, and why our perspective may be one of the most powerful tools we possess.

Throughout the conversation they discuss:

• Why technology may simply be reflecting humanity back tous.
• The difference between fear and intelligent optimism.
• How our "information diet" shapes the way we see ourselves and the world.
• Why resilience isn't about bouncing back, but bouncing back better.
• The role of curiosity, adaptability and play in a rapidly changing world.
• How gratitude can change the way we experience both technology and everyday life.
• Why your current condition is not your final prognosis.
• What it truly means to become a "Full Stack Human."

Whether you're curious about AI, interested in psychology,passionate about leadership, or simply searching for hope in an increasingly complex world, this conversation offers practical insights and a refreshing perspective on what it means to flourish in the 21st century.

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What happens when the role doesn't end after the camerasstop rolling?

In Episode 26 of Your Truth Explored, Rodney Reynderssits down with one of Australia's respected actors, Anita Hegh, for a conversation that goes far beyond the stage and screen.

With a celebrated career spanning theatre, film and television, Anita shares the emotional reality of bringing complex characters to life and the hidden mental health challenges that many actors carry.

Together, Rodney and Anita explore emotional recall, the importance of "de-rolling", resilience, rejection, identity, and why caring for performers should become a normal part of the creative process.

As Anita nears completion of her Master of Counselling,she reveals her vision to combine her decades of acting experience with counselling to better support actors navigating the emotional demands of their profession. Their conversation also explores purpose, reinvention, self-care,and how the lessons from the performing arts can apply to all of us.

Whether you're an actor, counsellor, creative professional,or simply someone interested in understanding the human experience more deeply, this episode offers practical insights, honest reflection, and plenty of moments that will stay with you long after it ends.

In this episode you'll discover:
• The hidden emotional cost of acting
• Why "de-rolling" is essential for mental wellbeing
• How rejection and uncertainty shape an actor's career
• Anita's vision for counselling within the performing arts
• Why self-care is essential for long-term success
• Finding purpose in life's next chapter

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Separation, Divorce and Finding Hope Beyond the Breakdown

What happens when the relationship you believed would lastforever suddenly comes to an end?

In Episode 25 of Your Truth Explored, Rodney Reyndersis joined by separation and divorce coach Naomi Cao, whose own experience navigating an unexpected marriage breakdown inspired her to help others through one of life's most challenging life transitions.

Together, Rodney and Naomi explore the emotional, practicaland psychological realities of separation, discussing how people can move beyond survival mode, support their children, rediscover themselves and create a hopeful future after divorce.

This conversation goes far beyond legal processes. Itexamines self-worth, relationships, resilience and the importance of seeking support before, during and after separation.

In this episode you'll discover:
• Why separation does not have to define your life story
• The emotional impact of relationship breakdown
• Practical ways to navigate separation with greater clarity
• How to support children through family change
• The importance of self-care and self-worth during difficult seasons
• Why relationship awareness and communication matter long before problems arise
• How coaching can help individuals and couples make informed decisions

Whether you're navigating separation, supporting someone who is, wanting to strengthen your relationship, or simply interested in understanding the human experience more deeply, this episode offers practical insights and genuine hope.

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What inspires a young man to pursue a career in counselling?

In this episode of Your Truth Explored, Rodney Reynders sits down with emerging counsellor Alex Bundgaard to explore the future of the counselling profession, the growing need for more male counsellors, and the life experiences that led Alex to this meaningful career.

Together they unpack the realities of becoming a counsellor,the value of the therapeutic relationship and why finding the right counsellor can make all the difference.

They also discuss imposter syndrome, the transition from university into real client work, the importance of placement experiences, and how the next generation of practitioners is shaping the future of mental health support.

Whether you're considering counselling yourself, thinkingabout a career in the helping professions, or simply curious about what really happens behind the counselling room door, this conversation offers practical insights, encouragement and hope.

In this episode you'll discover:

• Why more young men are entering the counselling profession
• The difference between counselling and psychology
• Why the relationship with your counsellor matters more than the modality
• What to do if you've had a negative counselling experience
• Overcoming imposter syndrome as a new practitioner
• The value of placement, role plays and real-world learning
• Why counselling remains a deeply human profession in the age of AI

If you've ever wondered whether counselling could help you,or whether becoming a counsellor is the right path for you, this episode provides an honest and refreshing perspective from someone beginning that journey.

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Creating a Good Environment: Supporting Young People with The CAGE Youth Foundation

What happens when a community decides that every youngperson deserves to be seen, heard and supported?

In Episode 23 of Your Truth Explored, Rodney Reynders sitsdown with Angie Bowers, General Manager of Service and Support at The CAGE Youth Foundation, to explore the incredible work being done to support young people and families across South East Queensland.

From humble beginnings as a community outreach initiative to becoming a vital support service providing counselling, mentoring, wellbeing programs and crisis care, The CAGE has spent more than 25 years making a difference in the lives of young people.

Together, Rodney and Angie unpack:

✅ The inspiring story behind The CAGE Youth Foundation
✅ Why mental health, social media pressure and identity are among the biggest challenges facing young people today
✅ The power of meeting people where they are without judgment
✅ How mentoring and counselling can change the trajectory of a young person's life
✅ The importance of self-worth, confidence and belonging
✅ What adults can learn from today's younger generation
✅ The challenges charities face in providing free and accessible support services
✅ Practical ways everyday people can make a difference in their community This episode is a powerful reminder that behind every behaviour is a story, behind every struggle is a need for connection, and that one caring conversation can change a life.

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During this episode, Rodney also introduces a specialpartnership supporting The CAGE through the children's book Jasper and His Powerful Friend.

By purchasing a copy, or donating a second copy for a youngfamily in need, you will help support the ongoing work of The CAGE Youth Foundation and the many young people and families they serve.

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Fatherhood, gender roles, parenting and identity.

What if many of the assumptions we hold about parentingaren't based on truth, but on expectations we've inherited without ever questioning?

In this thought-provoking episode of Your Truth Explored,Rodney Reynders sits down with author, speaker, former bodyguard, elite strength coach, Australian record holder, and solo father Michael Ray for a powerful conversation about fatherhood, leadership, and the stories society tells us about men and women.

After becoming a father at 50 and raising his daughter as asingle dad, Michael found himself confronting many of the beliefs he had accepted about parenting. His journey led him to question traditional gender expectations and discover what truly matters in raising resilient, capable, and connected children.

In this episode we explore:

🔹 Why fatherhood is different, not less
🔹The hidden expectations shaping modern parenting
🔹How unsolicited advice can disconnect us from our own wisdom
🔹Why asking better questions is more powerful than giving answers
🔹The parallels between great leadership and great parenting
🔹The importance of finding your "Big Why"
🔹How emotions can become valuable allies rather than problems to fix
🔹Why involved fathers' matter and what research tells us about their impact

Whether you're a parent, leader, coach, educator, or simply someone interested in understanding human behaviour, this conversation offers valuable insights into relationships, personal growth, and challenging the stories that shape our lives.

Sometimes the greatest truth isn't found in the answers we are given.

It's found in the questions we are willing to ask.

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🎙️ Your Truth Explored - Episode 21
The Drama Triangle: Understanding Conflict, Safety, and Emotional Reactions

Why do some conversations spiral into conflict so quickly?

Why do people become critical, defensive, helpless, oroverly responsible during difficult moments?

And what if the real issue underneath most arguments is notanger… but safety?

In Episode 21 of Your Truth Explored, Rodney Reyndersunpacks the powerful psychological concept known as the Drama Triangle, aframework that explores the three common emotional roles people move throughduring conflict:

🔺 The Persecutor
🔺The Victim
🔺The Rescuer

This episode explores:
• Why emotionally unsafe environments trigger reactive behaviour
• How conflict cycles continue without awareness
• The psychology behind blame, defensiveness, and over-helping
• Practical ways to create healthier conversations
• How leaders, couples, workplaces, and families can move toward emotional safety and accountability
• The difference between reacting emotionally and responding consciously

This is not about labelling people as “good” or “bad.”
It is about recognising patterns, understanding emotional responses, and learning how to step out of unhealthy cycles.

Whether you are navigating leadership, relationships,parenting, workplace pressure, or personal growth, this episode offers practical insight you can begin applying immediately.

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Christopher Miller on Love, Leadership, Grief & theJourney of Finding FISH

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What if love was not just an emotion, but a leadershippractice?

In Episode 20 of Your Truth Explored, Rodney Reynders sitsdown with Christopher Miller, strengths-based, heart-centred leadership coach,author, and founder of the Expansive Love movement.

Christopher shares his deeply personal journey following theloss of his wife Fiona to brain cancer and how grief transformed hisunderstanding of purpose, resilience, leadership, and human connection.

Together, Rodney and Christopher explore:
• Strengths-based leadership• Fulfilment, inspiration, success, and happiness (FISH)• The psychology of self-love and emotional awareness• Why many people struggle to talk openly about love• Grief, identity shifts, and personal growth• The difference between selfishness and self-care• Emotional intelligence and meaningful human connection• How small acts of kindness can radically impact people

This episode is a reflective and emotionally honest conversation about what it truly means to live with intention, care, and authenticity in a world that often moves too fast for meaningful connection.

Christopher also shares insights into:
💡The “Let’s Talk Love” movement💡The Expansive Love Dialogues💡Why awareness changes the way we experience love💡How compassion and kindness are practical acts of leadership

If you are interested in psychology, leadership, emotionalwellbeing, resilience, personal growth, or authentic conversations about the human experience, this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation.