Call Your Chameleon

Episode 13 - Oscar Harding and Elliot Jamie

This Episode is perfect for anyone who has ever been to a live music gig, attended a festival or ever wondered what it would be like to become a DJ... Oscar Harding and Elliot Jamie are two of the heavy hitters in the house music scene from the southern parts of Australia. They have each created a career hosting festivals and filling dancefloors both as individual music lovers, and together as performance act Wallace and Malone.  
 
This chat covers the craft of packing out a nightclub, putting together a dancefloor production and conceptualising a music festival that provides a safe area to soak up the senses, and release from the 9 - 5 grind that many of us try to escape from. 
 
The boys go into detail about their upcoming music festival Side By Side where tickets can be purchased from the link found below:
https://www.sidebysideadl.com/#tickets1 
 
Make sure to check out their socials and give them a follow! 
Insta - @sidebyside.adl
FB - sidebysideparty
 
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CYC Minis - Challenge 1 Check In

Bonus Ep where Harry and Zeb catch up at the halfway point of their uncomfortable commitment that they set out as a challenge for each other in Episode 10. Hear how Zeb has been travelling as a Vegetarian, and get Harry's take on life without social media. 
 
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Episode 12 - Hugo Toovey

When it comes to personal change and challenge, getting diagnosed with cancer twice is right up there with one of the most uncomfortable experiences a person could ever live through. This happened to Hugo Toovey, a proud Captain of the Royal Australian Army who is using his own experiences to make fundamental changes to the way men treat and perceive their own health. 
 
Hugo is a genuine Aussie bloke who wants to open up and use his voice to help others. You'll learn about how he looks at building resilience and understand what support mechanisms he has used to stay positive and look forward when times were tough. A real eye-opening chat that will definitely help a lot of young men do the right thing by their health and support their mates. 
 
To connect with Hugo and learn about the organisations he's involved with, follow these links:
https://www.25stayalive.com/ 
https://www.gotcha4life.org/ 
https://au.movember.com/ 
https://jodileefoundation.org.au/ambassadors/hugo-toovey/ 
Follow him on Insta @hugotoovey
 
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Episode 11 - Luke Timmins

In this week's Episode we learnt that you may not always want to do the thing you dreamed of doing as a kid. The funny thing about our education system is that we are forced to pick subjects and make decisions on a certain vision to set ourselves up on a career pathway from a young age. Often, it's not until we experience different ways of living, and working different jobs that we uncover what we actually want to do for a career. Luke Timmins is living proof of this, and at age 28 he became the South Australian Young Entrepreneur of the year for co-ownership of his business Adelaide Hills Lawns and Gardens.
 
Luke is a very intelligent man who went from building rocketships to mowing lawns and has done a damn good job of it! This is a great episode for anyone who is unsure about their current university degree or thinking about starting up their own services-based business in the trade industry. 
 
Learn more about Luke's business by connecting with him here:
Web - https://www.ahlg.com.au/
IG - @ahlg_adelaide
FB - AHLG Adelaide
YT - AHLG Adelaide
LinkedIn - AHLG
 
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Episode 10 - Chameleon Catch Ups

Call Your Chameleon hits double digits with a special episode featuring the two hosts Harry and Zeb. The pair reflect on their personal takeaways from the previous four episodes and get up to speed with what has been keeping them busy in their personal lives. Each host shares a story from their past when they have found themselves in a challenging or uncomfortable situation and dealt with the consequences. The chat ventures into near brushes with death, run-ins with the law, motorbike accidents, running down the beach shirtless and discuss how not to approach talking to strangers! You won't want to miss this Ep as they introduce a new segment for the pod and choose an uncomfortable commitment to stick to until their following catch-up at Ep 15. Catch all the highlights and keep up to date with behind-the-scenes action by following us on Instagram @callyourchameleon

Episode 9 - Wayne Cunningham

This episode features a guest who has worn quite a few different hats in his journey but always managed to stay true to himself and his passions in life. Wayne Cunningham is a true Chameleon who did a backflip on a career in nursing to later become the founder of his own graphic design agency. We talk about growing up in the country, travelling the world solo, and being in a band that had a chart-topping song in Brazil!
 
He just so happens to be the father of our co-host Zeb, so you'll hear a little bit about parenting and learn about the importance of appreciating the things you have rather than worrying about what's to come in the future. 
 
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Episode 8 - Misty Dullahide

This week's ep is with a lady who chooses to live life to the extreme! Misty Dullahide left home at 15 and has lived a very nomadic lifestyle since, where at times she found herself living with 10 other kids in a 3-bedroom house.
 
After a tough upbringing, Misty opens up about the trauma she experienced and how this lead her down a pathway of drug and alcohol addiction which nearly ended her life. She talks about her experience with psychosis and suicide but reflects positively on her rocky past, and how this has helped shape her confidence and acceptance for who she is. 
 
After trying different careers, she now lives life out of the back of her van practising permaculture and regenerative farming. She has a beautiful outlook on life and after listening you'll be excited to guess where her story will end up next! 
 
To connect with Misty, follow her links below:
YouTube - Bare Soul Wanderers
Instagram - @baresoulwanderers
Misty's work:
https://www.remotetours.com.au/ 
https://mtzeilwildernesspark.com.au/ 
 
For any mental health and suicide prevention help, we recommend you connect with these organisations:
https://www.lifeline.org.au/ 
https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ 
 
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Episode 7 - Davie Fogarty

Hear from Davie Fogarty, the founder of a number of the fastest-growing Ecommerce brands in Australia such as The Oodie. Discover how he went from a University dropout to a successful business owner while using Instagram to propel his career into the digital world. Dave discusses the trial and error process he used in numerous failed business attempts including a Vietnamese Roll Cafe, before eventually finding success in the plush textiles industry. 
 
Dave is a very intelligent and humble man, he opens up about his commitment to lifelong learning to help balance the hectic lifestyle that his multi-million dollar businesses demand of him. He’s very woke, and we promise you’ll feel the exact same way after listening!Connect with Dave here:
 
Instagram - @daviefogarty  
 
YouTube - DavieFogarty
 
Learn more about his businesses:
 
Calming Blankets - https://www.calmingblankets.com.au/ 
 
The Oodie - https://theoodie.com/ 
 
Trend Rocket - https://www.trendrocket.io/ 
 
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Episode 6 - Reanna Wetherall

This episode revolves around all things unexpected. Reanna Weatherall is someone who had battled with her sense of identity and being lost throughout her teenage years. She talks through the traumatic experiences she had when dealing with an unexpected pregnancy at a very young age, and how this eventually helped her find her feet as a young mother. There are no smoke and mirrors in this chat as she opens up about the good, the bad, and the ugly when running a household with two kids under four.
 
At the age of 25, Reanna has been through a lot. She’s a fellow podcaster who talks about the taboo topics that made her feel lonely and isolated when becoming a mum in the hope of helping other young women. This is a real coming-of-age story, and you will be blown away by Reanna’s honesty and integrity for who she is and the life she’s created. 
 
Connect with Reanna on Instagram:@bestversionof_you_
@reannasbeauty_
@reanna_wetherall 
 
 
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Episode 5 - Hear From The Hosts

Hosts Harry and Zeb walk through the Call Your Chameleon concept from front to back and explain what a Chameleon means to them. You will learn more about the hosts and how the idea of this podcast came about, as they discuss why the idea of this podcast means so much to them. Zeb opens up about his short-lived career as a DJ, and Harry reflects on some eye-opening experiences he had while living overseas. Each takes turns in discussing a moment where they've become Chameleon to adapt and persevere. They discuss breakthroughs in business, breakups in relationships, and the terror of losing a phone while on holiday. Tune in to learn more about the men behind the microphones.
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