Frankly Friday

This week on Frankly Friday, Tracey sits down with Labour's New Plymouth candidate, Amanda Clinton-Ghodes, for an open and honest conversation about the issues facing our community. From the cost of living and housing to healthcare, infrastructure, local opportunities and the future of Taranaki, Amanda shares her thoughts on what she believes should be the priorities for the people of New Plymouth and why she's putting her hand up to represent the electorate. Tune in for a respectful discussion that helps you get to know one of the candidates seeking your vote ahead of the election. 🎧 Frankly Friday, giving our community the opportunity to hear directly from the people shaping the conversations that matter.

This week on Frankly Friday, Helen Frank is joined by the wonderful wāhine from Hapū Wānanga for a heartfelt and informative conversation celebrating pregnancy, birth, whānau and the strength of community. 💜
Together they explore the support, knowledge and connection that Hapū Wānanga provides to expectant parents, creating a safe and empowering space to learn, share experiences and prepare for the incredible journey into parenthood.
It's a warm and inspiring kōrero that highlights the importance of whakawhanaungatanga, cultural connection and ensuring every whānau feels supported along the way.

Tracey sits down with Helen Frank from Alzheimers Taranaki to explore the incredible work the organisation does in supporting people living with dementia and those who walk alongside them.
From personalised support services for clients to providing guidance, education and compassion for families navigating the dementia journey, Helen shares how Alzheimers Taranaki is making a real difference in our community every day. It's an insightful and heartfelt conversation that highlights the importance of understanding, connection and ensuring no one has to face dementia alone.
Tune in for an inspiring discussion about the power of community support and the dedicated people helping Taranaki families through one of life's most challenging journeys.

Physio Emma Perks from Full Circle Physiotherapy specialises in Pelvic Health and today she joins us on the show to talk about what we, as women, can do to prevent the weakening of the Pelvic Floor Muscles and our general health.

Tracey sits down with Moana Hancock, a fierce wāhine dedicated to helping others reconnect with themselves through the practice of somatic healing.
Moana believes that true growth comes from feeling through life's challenges rather than simply pushing through them. Her work encourages people to reclaim their voice, trust their intuition, and rediscover a deeper sense of self.
In this honest and thought-provoking conversation, Moana shares her own journey, what somatic healing really is, and how it has the power to transform the way we relate to ourselves and the world around us. She also explains how you can begin your own journey.
Don't miss this inspiring episode of Frankly Friday, where meaningful conversations spark new perspectives.