🎙 Go In Courage Podcast Episode 44: You're Not Broken, You're Just Disconnected From Yourself with Sarah Moxom.

In this episode, host Rix Banga is joined by Sarah Moxom, business leader, dynamic entrepreneur, female leadership consultant, speaker and activist. Sarah shares her journey of navigating work driven identity, learning to recognise the signals her body was giving her, and what happened when she chose rest and realignment over burnout. There is honest talk about church culture, leadership, boundaries, anxiety, and the subtle ways productivity can replace presence if we are not paying attention.

This is a conversation for anyone who feels tired but cannot quite name why, anyone questioning whether their work has quietly become their worth, and anyone sensing that something needs to change but is unsure where to begin.

🎙 Go In Courage Podcast Episode 43: Why You Feel Lost and How to Reclaim Clarity with Coach Tara.

In this episode, host Rix Banga is joined by men’s coach and founder of Unblock Your BS, Tara, for a grounded and honest conversation about why so many people feel lost, disconnected, or stuck despite outward success. Together, they explore how autopilot living, avoidance of discomfort, and unchallenged internal stories slowly erode clarity and purpose.

This conversation looks at what it really means to take responsibility for your inner world, why clarity often disappears when we outsource our power, and how courage is built through self leadership rather than motivation or external validation. Rather than offering quick fixes, this episode invites deeper reflection on emotional honesty, personal integrity, and the quiet work required to realign with who you actually are.

🎙 Go In Courage Podcast Episode 42: Your Victim Story Is Costing You Everything with Gabriella Cronchey.

In this episode, host Rix Banga interviews founder of The Vizuri Method, Gabriella Counchey and together explore what healing looks like when we step away from blame, victim identity and loud narratives, and instead choose responsibility, self trust and quiet growth. This conversation gently challenges the idea that healing requires repeatedly reliving the past.

Together, they explore how releasing the victim story does not dismiss pain, but restores personal power. Gabriella shares grounded insights on responsibility without self blame, why resentment keeps us stuck, and how true healing often happens quietly, not performatively.

In this deeply honest and powerful conversation, Rix Banga is joined by business and mindset coach Ollie Olds, whose journey spans elite sport and Rugby League World Cup to identity loss, injury, anxiety, and ultimately, purpose.

Ollie shares what happens when an entire sense of worth is tied to performance and what it takes to rebuild a life when that identity collapses. From multiple career-ending injuries to crippling anxiety, broken relationships, and a loss of direction, this episode explores what forced him to stop pushing, start listening, and redefine what success truly means.

In this episode of Go In Courage, Rix Banga is joined by content creator and digital marketer Maria Bourne for a deep and honest conversation about self-awareness, self-trust, and the kind of courage it takes to choose yourself when a relationship is no longer healthy.

Maria shares the most courageous moment of her life, making the decision to end her marriage, and opens up about the fear, the identity shift, the aftermath, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild. Together, they explore how childhood experiences shape self-worth, why we sometimes escape reality through distraction, and how personal growth begins when you stop avoiding what you already know.

This episode is an invitation to turn your gaze inward, build a trusting relationship with yourself, and take small, consistent steps toward the life you truly want, even when it’s messy, even when it’s scary.

🎙 Go In Courage Podcast Episode 39: From OCD to Self-Belief: Healing Anxiety, Attachment & Courage with Anna Jackson.

In this episode of Go In Courage, Rix Banga is joined by Anna Jackson, a psychotherapist and theta healer, for a deep and honest conversation about anxiety, OCD, attachment styles, and the journey from fear to self-belief. They explore how early experiences shape emotional safety, why familiar chaos feels comfortable, and how true healing often requires going deeper than talk therapy alone.

This episode is an invitation to build self-awareness, disrupt old patterns, and choose courage over fear. Found this topic meaningful? Subscribe to tune in for more helpful insights, and share this episode with someone who could use the encouragement.

🎙 Go In Courage Episode 38: Stabilise Blood Sugar, Calm Anxiety & Boost Energy.

In this episode, host Rix Banga sits down with Alison Diss, a functional nutritionist who helps people transform their health and energy through small, practical changes to the way they eat, sleep, and manage stress.

Alison shares how balancing blood sugar can be the foundation for steady energy, reduced cravings, and improved mental health. She breaks down the importance of protein, fibre, and healthy fats, while also exploring the powerful link between food, mood, sleep, and stress. This conversation is full of doable strategies - from nutrition and movement to supplements like magnesium and omega-3s - that can help you calm anxiety, improve focus, and build lasting resilience without restrictive rules.

🎙 Go In Courage #37: Fear to Strength: Motherhood, Mental Health & Asking for Help with Catrina Brown.

In this episode, host Rix Banga sits down with Catrina Brown, a senior mental health nurse, wife, and proud mother who has dedicated over 20 years to supporting others in health and social care.

Catrina shares her powerful personal journey - becoming a mum at just 18, battling intrusive thoughts and anxiety, and finding the courage to ask for help. She opens up about breaking cycles, the life lessons learned through hardship, and how she turned her own challenges into a lifelong passion for mental health advocacy.

Her story is one of resilience, purpose, and hope — showing how early struggles can fuel a career built on empathy, strength, and service.