
"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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureCareersBusiness | |||

From asking "what is wrong" to asking "what is strong!"
In this episode, I sit down with clinical psychologist Annick Janson to talk about what it really takes to turn research into real-world impact, and why she’s bringing her globally recognised p... more
What happens when an artist steps up to engage a whole creative community? In this episode, I talk with artist, and educator Ruth Hickman-Goodall who is the new Arts Coordinator at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre gallery.
Ruth shares her journey f... more
Sometimes the path to helping others begins with your own healing. In this episode, I talk with Tennille Ziegler, an Ayurvedic health counsellor in Raglan who specialises in supporting women, especially mothers in the postpartum phase.
Tennille disc... more
Standing out online has never been harder, and that’s exactly where Matriarch Media comes in. In this episode, I sit down with Emma and Kate, the founders of Raglan-based marketing agency Matriarch Media. Together they help businesses turn messy idea... more
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The content revolves around the experiences of individuals who have navigated their own paths toward creative and unconventional careers, particularly in the Raglan area. Listeners are treated to personal stories that highlight diverse professional journeys, from online business ventures to freelance careers in the arts and wellness sectors. A notable feature is the emphasis on community, where hosts and guests share insights on balancing work with lifestyle choices while fostering local connections. The discussions often include practical advice, motivational narratives, and a focus on empowering listeners to pursue their passions in innovative ways.
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Recent guests on How To Make It Work include:
1. Evelyn Coulson
2. Russell Higginbotham
3. Stina Svensson
4. Bruci Schiavinato Jordão
5. Stephanie Philp
6. Miranda Jane Caird
7. Dr. Kiri Walden
8. Leonie Anholts
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