Laurie Mains was an All Black through the 1970’s and an iconic coach of the All Blacks in the 1990s. He was the coach who discovered Jonah Lomu and narrowly lost the Rugby World Cup to South Africa in extra time.This is an unmissable conversation about rugby, sacrifice, and controversy.Its an “away game” too. In a first for the podcast, we filmed this episode remotely at the Wakatipu rugby clubrooms in Queenstown.In this exclusive interview, Laurie opens up about:+ The 1995 RWC food poisoning scandal & his evidence+ Coaching and mentoring Jonah Lomu+ His feud with Rassie Erasmus+ Regrets, sacrifices, and giving his life to rugby+ Memories of Colin Meads, Michael Jones, JK, Foxy & moreThis is the untold story of one of New Zealand’s most influential rugby figures.***Massive thanks to my long-term podcast sponsors, Generate.Generate is an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with a track record of delivering strong long-term returns for their clients- you can see their latest returns for yourself on their website.I became a client when they came on board as the show sponsor and it’s been a gamechanger for me personally- I’m kicking myself for not doing it years earlier.You can book a no obligation chat with one of their awesome KiwiSaver advisers at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/domThe issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement see generatekiwisaver.co.nz/pdsPast performance does not guarantee future returns.And just a reminder — I’m a podcast host, not a financial adviser, so this is just general advice. I recommend getting expert advice before making any financial decisions.**The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Marathon Star Jake Robertson Speaks on Twin Brother Zane’s Doping Scandal & The Fallout!
Jake Robertson from Hamilton is one of New Zealand’s fastest runners of all time.Jake and his twin brother Zane moved to Kenya when they were 17 to train with the world’s best runners. And it paid off, big time. Jakes times are some of the fastest ever recorded by a kiwi over 10km, half marathon and the marathon.Then in 2023, Jakes twin brother Zane received a lengthy ban for doping. An indiscretion that has also had huge negative repercussions for JakeThis podcast is part of the Jake Robertson story.+ His early years in Hamilton being bullied for looking different.+ His reflections on moving to Kenya as a teenager and getting so sick he almost died.+ Training with Eliud Kipchoge and other world champions.+ The impact his brother’s doping ban has had on him. And much more.Jake is for the most part pretty media shy and reserved- this is maybe the most open and reflective he has ever been in an interview before.He was back home in New Zealand for some cancer treatment which we touch upon in this episode.I hope you like it.Listen to his brother Zane’s side of the story here, where he spoke exclusively to The Dom Harvey Podcast just 24 hours after news broke of the ban: RO! EXCLUSIVE - Disgraced athlete Zane Robertson shares his story | Runners Only! wth Dom Harvey***Huge thanks to my friends at Radix for sponsoring this episode.Like Jake, Radix is made in the Waikato. Unlike Jake, Radix have no plans to relocate to Kenya at 17.There instant breakfasts must be sampled to understand just how good they are.You can literally just tear the bag open, pour water in and eat. That one meal will give you 21g of protein and 1 and a half of your 5-a-day. It will fill you, you will feel good…and most importantly it tastes INCREDIBLE. Did I mention its healthy too? I knock back a breakfast before a long run and it keeps me going for hours.Check Radix out for yourself athttps://radixnutrition.co.nz/And use the code DOM for 15% of everything in the storeTry it once and I promise you’ll be a fan for life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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She Is Not Your Rehab: Matt Brown on Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence
Matt Brown is one of the coolest people I’ve ever met. He just has this aura or mana about him. He doesn’t do too many podcasts, so this was a huge honour to have him as a guest on mine.The very short back story is this: Matt Brown grew up surrounded with family violence and childhood trauma, but instead of letting that destroy him, he turned it into his mission.He started cutting hair and his barbershop called “My Fathers Barber” became more than just a place to get a sick fade. It became a safe space for men to have conversations about pain, vulnerability, forgiveness, and healing.Matt and his incredible wife Sarah then wrote an amazing book called “She is not your rehab.” This is more than a title, it’s a challenge to stop passing your trauma on to the people you love.Recently, that have released a beautiful kids book called “This is not yours to carry.This podcast is a very small part of the Matt Brown story.You might already be aware of the incredible work Matt and Sarah have been doing for years. Or you might be leaning more about this absolute legend for the first time. Either way, I hope you learn something new about this absolute diamond of human.***Massive thanks to my long-term podcast sponsors, Generate.Generate is an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with a track record of delivering strong long-term returns for their clients- you can see their latest returns for yourself on their website.I became a client when they came on board as the show sponsor and it’s been a gamechanger for me personally- I’m kicking myself for not doing it years earlier.You can book a no obligation chat with one of their awesome KiwiSaver advisers at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/domThe issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement see generatekiwisaver.co.nz/pdsPast performance does not guarantee future returns.And just a reminder — I’m a podcast host, not a financial adviser, so this is just general advice. I recommend getting expert advice before making any financial decisions.**The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guests and may not reflect the views of the show sponsors** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Habits of High Performers: James Laughlin on Mindset & Success
James Laughlin is a high-performance coach. He hosts his own podcast called “Lead on Purpose” and he has just written a book: “Habits of High Performance.”He works with top leaders and athletes around the world, helping them build resilience, clarity, and habits that drive success.He knows his stuff too- before becoming a coach he was officially the world’s best pipe band drummer. A title he held for 7 yearsThis podcast episode has a couple of objectives- getting to know a bit more about James and who he is. And tapping into his knowledge so we can all get more out of life.🎧 In this episode you’ll learn:Why belief systems shape successThe truth about purpose & finding your “why”The hidden cost of being “busy”Why high performers don’t believe in sleep-insHow to master delayed gratificationThe power of journaling & breathworkLeadership lessons: Boss vs. LeaderWhether you’re chasing goals in sport, business, or life, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you unlock your best self.I’ve been a fan of James work for years and we have become mates, so it was an honor to spend this time with him. I hope it leaves you feeling motivated and charged for life.***This episode is sponsored by Radix, the nutrition choice of High Performers all over the world.If you go to RadixNutrition.co.nz you can save 15% of all items by using the discount code DOMRadix is a Waikato based company with a goal to make the world healthier. Check them out. I promise once you try their products once, you’ll be a lifelong fan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Bryce Casey on Miscarriage, Mental Health & What Fatherhood Taught Him
Radio host and good bastard Bryce Casey has spent 25 years making people laugh on The Rock. But behind the laughs, there’s a heap of real stuff he hasn’t always talked about - until now.In this episode, Bryce opens up about:The heartbreak of miscarriage and what it did to him and SharynThe terrifying first days of fatherhood in NICUTherapy, mental health, and why Kiwi blokes need to talk moreHis long, stubborn road into radio (even when everyone told him he wasn’t good enough)Awards, regrets, and the three words he hopes people remember him byIt’s funny, emotional, and very, very Bryce.Bryce is a legend. Him and his team have been making huge audiences laugh for years. And alongside the laughs, they have also raised millions for mental health, not to mention creating a safe place for guys to understand more about mental wellness.If you’re a Bryce Casey fan, I hope you’ll learn something new or see another side of him in the next couple of hours.***Massive thanks to the legends at Generate.Generate is an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with a track record of delivering strong long-term returns for their clients- you can see their latest returns for yourself on their website.I became a client when they came on board as the show sponsor and it’s been a gamechanger for me personally- I’m kicking myself for not doing it years earlier.You can book a no obligation chat with one of their awesome KiwiSaver advisers at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/domThe issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited. To see their Product disclosure statement see generatekiwisaver.co.nz/pdsPast performance does not guarantee future returns.And just a reminder — I’m a podcast host, not a financial adviser, so this is just general advice. I recommend getting expert advice before making any financial decisions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It started off as a podcast about people who run. Now it is just a podcast about people.Hosted by New Zealand broadcaster, author and marathon runner, Dom Harvey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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