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The Dom Harvey Podcast

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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All Episodes

2:01:01

Silver Ferns Legend Linda Vagana: The Truth Behind...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/11/02

In the early 2000s Linda Vagana was one of the biggest stars in world netball- she played 64 tests for the Silver Ferns.After retiring from elite sport, she became the General Manager of Duffy Books in Homes where she inspires kids to read.It’s a role she has been in for over 20 years.In this conversation, we talk about life before, during and after netball.The sacrifices behind making it to the top of New Zealand sport, and how faith and family helped her stay grounded through it all.We discuss the

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1:53:43

Roger Farrelly - The Voice of The Rock on Burnout &...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/10/29

Roger Farrelly is one of the most familiar voices on New Zealand radio.He has spent over three decades on The Rock as part of the legendary Morning Rumble. In this deeply honest conversation, the man known to his fans as just “Rog” open’s up about the highs and lows of a life spent entertaining Kiwis, including some epic yarns about the wild and unhinged early years of the Rock.We also discuss burnout, identity, mental health, the changing landscape of broadcasting, and what it takes to stay

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1:39:49

Dio School Principal: The Truth About Teenage Girls &...

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2025/10/26

Heather McCrae has been the principal of Auckland’s Diocesan School for Girls for the past 17 years.In this episode we talk about what really goes on inside elite private schools, how teenage girls are coping with phones and social media, the pressure of leading through crises like COVID and the floods, and what she’s learned about leadership, resilience, and raising strong young women.We also talk about her childhood on a Wairarapa farm, her unexpected journey from organic chemist to educator, the

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1:59:00

'I Was Drunk Playing for the All Whites': Michael...

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2025/10/22

In this deeply honest, warts n all conversation, former All Whites goalkeeper Michael Utting opens about a life that’s been full of extreme highs and devastating lows.Once known as one of New Zealand’s most gifted footballers, Michael’s career took him around the world, including nearly a decade playing professionally in South Africa. But behind the success was chaos: alcoholism, a near-fatal car crash that left him with a broken neck, and later, a heart attack that left him clinically dead for 29

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1:44:27

How Bernice Mene Became Kiwi Sporting Royalty

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2025/10/19

Bernice Mene is publicity-shy so this podcast appearance is a rare one (and a huge honor)From captaining the Silver Ferns in her early twenties to raising three kids with her husband, former Black Caps captain Dion Nash, Bernice has spent a lifetime leading with purpose, empathy, and calm strength.In this episode, we cover everything from her childhood in a powerhouse sporting family to the highs and lows of international netball, including what it was like debuting for New Zealand as a teenager,

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1:59:11

Scott Donaldson: The First Man To Solo Kayak From Aus...

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2025/10/15

Scott Donaldson is the first person to kayak solo across the Tasman Sea- a 2,200km journey from Australia to New Zealand that took 62 days at sea. After two failed attempts, countless setbacks, and years of preparation, Scott finally achieved his goal in 2018.Scott’s accomplishment is a huge physical feat, but his journey is also an exploration of the mind, of what it means to push human limits, and of how resilience can be both born and built.Strap yourself in because this podcast is one hell of a

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1:49:19

All Blacks Legend Frano Botica: Old School Tours,...

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2025/10/12

Frano Botica is known as one of the greatest goal kickers of all time.He wore four black jerseys (All Blacks, Kiwis, Māori All Blacks, Sevens).He became a hero in Wigan as the fastest player to 1,000 points and helped launch the Warriors’ debut NRL season.Then when the cheering stopped, he had to reinvent himself.This podcast conversation is a small part of the Frano Botica story:+ What it was like spending most of his All-Black career in the shadow of Grant Fox.+ Some jaw-dropping stories about his

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2:23:24

Willie Jackson Tells All: Winston, Seymour & Jacinda,...

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2025/10/08

Willie Jackson is one of the most outspoken and fascinating figures in New Zealand politics.From freezing works to nightclub bouncer to broadcasting to politics, Willie has done it all.And it’s been a life defined by advocacy, resilience, and a refusal to be silenced.In this conversation, I bring in 13-year-old Henry Blakeman in to cover some political stuff.Then we get deeply personal:+ Willie opens-up about his mum’s journey from cleaner to Dame.+ What it’s really like working with Winston Peters,

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1:39:55

Nigel Latta: What Really Matters When You’re Told...

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2025/10/05

On the 30th of September 2025, Nigel Latta passed away.He was only 58.The week before, he went to see his oncologist and was given the heartbreaking news his body couldn’t take any more treatment.He arrived at the meeting optimistic but pivoted to acceptance immediately.That sums up Nigel Latta- he died the way he lived: brave, courageous, fearless, resilient, considerate.This episode was originally recorded in 2024, not long after Nigel Latta received his terminal cancer diagnosis. It is being

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1:25:26

Suzanne Lynch: From The Chicks to Cat Stevens - 60...

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2025/10/01

Suzanne Lynch is a true icon of New Zealand music, with a career spanning more than 60 years- she’s still going strong too and has no plans of slowing up.She first rose to fame and became a household name in New Zealand with her sister as a duo called The Chicks back in the 1960s.From there, she went on to work with some of the biggest names in music: including Cat Stevens, Olivia Newton-John, David Bowie and Luther Vandross.More recently she was the vocal coach on reality TV shows like NZ Idol and

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2:03:27

Warren Gatland Explains Brutal Wales Exit & Why He’ll...

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2025/09/28

Warren Gatland joins us for his first ever New Zealand podcast, and he doesn’t hold back!Warren is one of the true greats of New Zealand rugby and one of the game’s most respected coaches worldwide.But his story is as much (if not more) about family, resilience, and perspective as it is about rugby.In this podcast exclusive Warren opens up about:+ Why he walked away from Wales earlier this year and what life looks like now.+ The importance of family and the heartbreaking story of losing his first

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1:56:04

Robert Scott - Why I Got My Best Friend On The Podcast…

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2025/09/24

Robert Scott is a New Zealand broadcasting legend with a 40-year career on New Zealand radio, best known for his recent 19-year stint on The Breeze. He also happens to be one of my oldest friends.We first met and became mates in Palmerston North around 35 or 36 years ago.This podcast is a celebration of my mate’s life and career.And it’s also a celebration of the best sorts of friendships- the very long-term ones.In this conversation we talk about:+ Robert’s recent prostate cancer diagnosis and the

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1:27:56

How Mark Rocket Co-Founded Rocket Lab & Became NZ’s...

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2025/09/21

You may or may not know the name, but Mark Rocket is one of the most intriguing kiwis you’ll ever meet.He is the first and only New Zealander to ever go into space- he went on a 10-minute flight on the Jeff Bezos owned “Blue Origin” spacecraft earlier this year.Mark is an entrepreneur who has had a lifelong obsession with space.He made a lot of money in the early years of the internet.Then, after legally changed his surname to Rocket, he became an early investor and half owner of RocketLab with Sir

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2:10:56

“Depression Saved Me!” - Jimi Hunt On Mental Fitness,...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/09/17

Jimi Hunt is a mental fitness advocate.It’s a role he fell into after experiencing poor mental health and having a rock bottom moment.His passion is sharing his lessons on resilience, growth and navigating adversity.He is the founder of an organization called Live More Awesome and has done some huge attention-grabbing stunts to get the conversation started about mental fitness- like building the worlds largest waterslide, walking the length of New Zealand and even paddling the length of the Waikato

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1:47:34

Doctor & World Champ Powerlifter: Dr. Karlina...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/09/14

Dr. Karlina Tongotea has two very different day jobs: she’s a GP in South Auckland, and she’s also a two-time world champion powerlifter.In this episode we chat about:+ What it’s really like being a doctor in our health system+ How she discovered powerlifting (and got ridiculously good, really quickly)+ The highs and lows of competing at world champs+ Burnout, mental health, and how lifting helps her cope+ Family, culture, and why her parents are her biggest inspirationDr. Karlina Tongotea is one of

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2:23:38

Greg Murphy on The Lap of the Gods, Near-Death...

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2025/09/10

Greg Murphy is one of New Zealand’s most iconic motorsport figures — a four-time Bathurst 1000 winner whose name is etched into history thanks to his legendary “Lap of the Gods” in 2003.In this episode, Murph opens up about:+ The story behind Lap of the Gods and how it changed his career forever+ His friendship with the late Peter Brock and what he learned from him+ Holden vs Ford rivalries, brutal penalties, and why today’s racing feels “sterile”+ The crash at 16 that nearly ended everything — and

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2:05:32

EXCLUSIVE: Laurie Mains Reveals 1995 RWC Food...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/09/07

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

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2:05:59

Marathon Star Jake Robertson Speaks on Twin Brother...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/09/03

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.+

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1:43:42

She Is Not Your Rehab: Matt Brown on Breaking the...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/08/31

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

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1:45:35

7 Habits of High Performers: James Laughlin on...

The Dom Harvey Podcast ·

2025/08/27

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

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