When we decided to create this podcast, Bobby Clark was one of the first names on our team’s wishlist. 

And after meeting her for the first time on the day we recorded this, I understand why they were so determined to have her as a guest.   

For the few who haven’t yet fallen under Bobby’s spell on Instagram - she is a Melbourne based, Scottish artist.  A mum of one, Bobby is awesome to sit down and have a conversation with. 

Warm, hilarious, incredibly honest and crazy talented, she loves to talk. And she’ll tell you anything.   

We got into her - at times - tough upbringing in a tiny town in Scotland, how Bobby and her husband Steve went from broke backpackers to the toast of the Melbourne art scene, and how through grit, determination and self belief, they have built a life for themselves here.

Prefer this on the go? Listen to the full episode now on apple podcasts or spotify.

Episode 3 of the 'It's youtime' podcast hosted by youtime's Founder Steve Terry, in conversation with Bobby Clark.

PODCAST | Why Bobby Clark is Scared of the Dark

Most Australians think they know who Tina Arena is. 

She’s Tiny Tina from Young Talent Time. She’s the iconic voice behind some of our most beloved songs like Chains and Sorrento Moon. Her music has been the soundtrack to many of our lives.   

But who is Pina? Philipina Arena - or Pina - the person behind the stage name we all grew up with?   

She and I were introduced by mutual friends about six months ago and as I have quickly learned - Pina doesn’t hold back.   She’s got opinions, and she’s got some stories. From a career that’s spanned five decades and a life rich in different cultures: An Aussie girl from Italian immigrant parents, who has lived much of her adult life as an ex-pat - in America, the UK and finally France.   

During this episode, we talk about what Tina wishes the Australian public knew about her, and the encounters that led to her making the decision to pull herself off the road to global pop stardom - and why she’s glad she forged a different path for herself. One that perhaps many others wouldn’t have been brave enough to choose.  

So what is Pina’s true measure of success?  

Episode 2 of the 'It's youtime' podcast hosted by youtime's Founder Steve Terry, in conversation with Tina Arena.

PODCAST | What Tina Arena Wishes Everyone Knew About Her 

The world of manifestation, connecting with spirituality and healing can feel out of reach - a closed off industry only for the select gifted few.   

But Allira Potter is on a mission to democratise the space, to teach us that tuning into your inner knowing and intuition is achievable for all of us, if we just pause, and pay attention.  

Allira welcomed me into her home in Geelong to talk about how she went from working in the corporate world, partying hard, and as she says “falling into a heap” with depression and anxiety - to where she is today.  

Picking up a pack of Oracle cards left to her by her mother, led to Allira forging a completely new path for herself as a manifestation and spiritual coach, and now author - her book Wild & Witchy is out now.  

She also talks about how it feels to be a part of the movement to undo the whitewashing of the wellness industry - and how her Aboriginal culture is integral to everything she does.  

Allira is so warm, so straight talking, and honest, and she instantly makes you feel right at home with her. So does her dog Cosmo, who joined us for the conversation and was determined to be part of it - so expect to hear from him a bit during this episode!

Episode 4 of the 'It's youtime' podcast hosted by youtime's Founder Steve Terry, in conversation with Allira Potter.

PODCAST | Allira Potter Wants the Wellness Industry to Listen Up 

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