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How To Make It Work

Annika Stricker
Raglan
Freelance Journalism
Podcasting
Animal Welfare
Community Development
Diversity and Inclusion In Storytelling
Community Support
Floofsters
Climate Change
Biodiversity
Asthma
Values Trust
New Zealand
Art
Environmental Conservation
Global Journalism
Clinical Nutrition
Health Coaching
Creative Writing
Community Engagement

"How to Make It Work" is a local radio show and podcast sharing real stories of people who’ve found creative, remote, or unconventional ways to build a working life in Raglan. From online businesses to freelance careers, we dive into how people make it work—for their lifestyle, their income, and their community.

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Latest Episodes

What does it really take to make a living from art—consistently, sustainably, and without losing the love for creating? In this episode of How to Make It Work, Raglan artist Miranda Jane Caird opens up about the business reality behind being a full-t... more

Ready to break the burnout cycle? Start with your body, not your calendar. In this episode, I talk to chiropractor, nervous system strategist, and the powerhouse behind Wild Coast Collective — Dr. Kiri Walden. We dive into how Kiri blends trauma-info... more

She turned the ocean into her workspace and all she needs is a camera to capture the magic. In this episode of How to Make It Work, I talk with Leonie Anholts, better known as SurfgirlNZ — a Raglan-based surf photographer and educator who’s empowerin... more

What happens when two world-traveling performers decide to plant their roots in a small coastal town? In this episode, I sit down with Jess and Jay Ramirez, the powerhouse couple behind Raglan’s Freedom2Fly. After years of performing on global stages... more

What if chocolate could heal — not just your heart, but the planet too? In this episode, I talk to Irma Schutte, founder of Mamamuti, a Raglan-based cacao brand rooted in love. Originally from South Africa, Irma shares how her background shaped her a... more

What happens when a digital designer swaps corporate branding for charcoal, paint, and live performance? In this episode of How to Make It Work, artist and designer Simon Dickey shares his journey from the world of big-name clients to the vulnerable,... more

What if a photoshoot could feel like a homecoming to yourself? In this episode of How to Make It Work, photographer Nami Julia Hampe shares how she empowers women to step into their radiance through her “Goddess Shoots.” With roots in Germany and Jap... more

Why is self-doubt so much more common among women — and how can we rewire our minds to be kinder to ourselves? In this episode of How to Make It Work, I sit down with mindset and alignment coach Janelle Smith. She shares personal stories that inspire... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Kiri Walden
Chiropractor, nervous system strategist, and owner of Wild Coast Collective
Wild Coast Collective
Episode: Running a Business without Burning Out
Leonie Anholts
Surf photographer, retreat organizer, and educator based in Raglan.
Surf Girl NZ
Episode: Becoming a Surf Photographer
Irma Schutte
Founder of the cacao business Mamamuti, originally from South Africa, with a background in homeopathy and health coaching.
Mamamuti
Episode: Owning an Ethical Cacao Business
Simon Dickey
Artist known for life art installations and expressive charcoal works
Episode: Creating Live Art
Nami Julia Hampe
Portrait photographer who empowers women through photography.
Nami Creative
Episode: Empowering Women through Photography
Janelle Smith
Mindset and alignment coach helping women overcome self-doubt to find clarity and confidence.
Episode: Turning Mindset Coaching into a Career
Diane Davies
Holistic health and spiritual practitioner offering services including yoga, massage, and tarot reading.
self-employed in Raglan
Episode: Blending Work, Wellness & Spirituality
Jacqui Kay-Smith
Owner and editor of the Raglan Chronicle and The Local Rag
Raglan Chronicle, The Local Rag
Episode: Running a Local Newspaper & Magazine
Maren Le Calvez
Communication specialist and nutritionist currently training to become a clinical nutritionist.
Hndrx
Episode: Becoming a Clinical Nutritionist

Host

Annika
Host of the local podcast sharing stories of people making creative and unconventional lifestyle choices in Raglan, focusing on their careers and community.

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Top Careers Podcasts

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Save As: Ability
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Think Fast Talk Smart: Communication Techniques
Think Fast Talk Smart: Communication TechniquesMatt Abrahams, Think Fast Talk Smart
Women's Leadership Success
Women's Leadership SuccessSabrina Braham MA MFT PPC

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Running a Business without Burning Out
Q: What are some signs of burnout or recognizing it in your body?
Kiri describes her experience of fatigue, muscle aches, and food cravings as signs of nearing burnout, alongside using breathing exercises and lifestyle adjustments to help manage it.
Running a Business without Burning Out
Q: What brought you to Raglan?
Kiri's journey involved various locations, ultimately leading her to Raglan after studying for five years and feeling called to the area.
Creative Campaigning
Q: How do you balance the data-driven strategy part with the creative part?
Katie explains the importance of market research and adapting business strategies based on community feedback.
Creative Campaigning
Q: What project are you really proud of and could you explain it?
Katie discusses her ongoing community engagement project serving the youth and addressing local needs through long-term development.
Developing an Agri-Tech App
Q: What advice would you give to people who are trying to build their own app or their own tech company?
The key is persistence; if you keep working at something, you will succeed eventually, regardless of talent. Also, be forgiving and willing to share ideas with teammates.

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Focused on stories from Raglan and its surrounding community, a unique podcast highlights individuals who have embraced unconventional paths to employment and personal fulfillment. It covers a range of professions and lifestyles, from surf photography to running a local dance school, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of creating a work-life that aligns with personal passions and community values. Noteworthy is the emphasis on women's empowerment and sustainability, featured through conversations with various guests each aiming to inspire others in their creative journeys. Listeners may find valuable insights into alternative career options and the importance of community support in achieving professional success.

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Recent guests on How To Make It Work include:

1. Dr. Kiri Walden
2. Leonie Anholts
3. Irma Schutte
4. Simon Dickey
5. Nami Julia Hampe
6. Janelle Smith
7. Diane Davies
8. Jacqui Kay-Smith

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