The Sachin and Adam Show

The podcast discusses the importance of raising awareness about mental health, sharing personal experiences with depression, exploring the complexities of managing mental health as a high achiever, and highlighting the link between gut health, inflammation, and mental well-being.

This week we sat down with Tiaan Stals from Stake to talk about the future of technology. Tiaan studies Computer Science at Sydney Uni and works at the Financial Technology company 'Stake'.

This week with talk with podcaster Dougal Cameron about some recent events in US politics like Trump's impeachment and other key political issues. We found this episode really interesting as-well as challenging. Dougal's podcast is called 'Carnage House Productions' where he interviews politicians and commentators about contemporary issues.

After a brief break, due to Sachin's bodybuilding contest, were back for Season 2 of the series! In this episode we talk to Jack Jacobs again. We decided to talk to Jack again because he is absolutely fascinating and got a great reception after talking to him a while ago.In this episode we dive into Jack's essay he's been writing on the effects of social media on democracy , morals and compromise in public life, the Climate strikes and talk about future ambitions. Enjoy!

Sachin and Adam reflect on past episodes and guests, talk about Sachin's bodybuilding contest prep, and discuss future plans for the podcast. They share insights gained, challenges faced, and future aspirations in a casual and engaging conversation.

For Episode 7 we talk to Dr Tim Sharp, also known as 'Dr Happy'. Tim Sharp is one of Australia's leading researchers in positive psychology and happiness. Tim started one of Australia's most successful clinical psychology practices in Sydney, started an Organization's called the Happiness Institute, has taught at all of Sydney's major universities and has worked with a large list of highly respected corporations such as Twitter, Coca Cola, EY, WESTPAC and KPMG. Tim has 3 degree's in Psychology including a PHD.

As a teenager David Mifsud was heavily overweight and had a huge lack of confidence. To overcome these problems, David went on a long journey of self development of the mind and body to get to where he is today. David currently owns the Gym 'The Body Shapers' and also runs a marketing business that helps other small businesses grow. This episode we chat to him about fitness, the building of a strong mindset, entrepreneurship and how we can develop ourselves. Dave constantly spits gold nuggets of wisdom so listen up kids.

PART 1As a teenager David Mifsud was heavily overweight and had a huge lack of confidence. To overcome these problems, David went on a long journey of self development of the mind and body to get to where he is today. David currently owns the Gym 'The Body Shapers' and also runs a marketing business that helps other small businesses grow. This episode we chat to him about fitness, the building of a strong mindset, entrepreneurship and how we can develop ourselves. Dave constantly spits gold nuggets of wisdom so listen up kids.

Today we discuss food waste with Donny Chien and his journey as an entrepreneur. Donny Chien founded YWaste in 2017 which is a business that connects food merchants who have surplus food at the end of the day with consumers who want to save on their meals. The business has seen massive success, reaching #4 on the Australian app store as of lately and being partnered with over 400 food merchants. Donny is a passionate and authentic character who is on a mission to solve food wastage in Australia and around the world.

We caught up with Rizvi Mridha for episode 4 and talked about entrepreneurship for University students and the process of starting a business. Rizvi co-founded bimble, the tinder for travellers in 2013 and it became the most successful crowdfunded mobile app in Australian history, at the time. He then co-founded Hampr, the thriving corporate catering business where he now works. Previously Rizvi has received 3 degrees from ANU, worked in economic policy and as a consultant for KPMG