#66 CEO of Instant Aid Jasmin Mouflard Kozowy
22 October 2025 - 1 hour 2 mins explicitJasmin is the CEO of Instant Aid, a humanitarian organisation who through has saved hundreds and thousands of lives in war torn countries. This incredibly articulate inspiring lady has found a purpose to help children and their mothers who have no food, no home and have lost hope following the bombardment of power obsessed world leaders.
Jasmin 's mother brought this bright, ambitious and caring young girl to multiple protests throughout her childhood. This sparked an activist mindset in young Jasmin who had a dream was to become a war journalist and share stories from around the world of those whose lives were devastated by wars. To show us what we don't typically see.
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#70 Minister of State Neale Richmond: We have a responsibility
What happens when you strip away the politics and get to the real person behind the title? In this episode, I sat down with Minister Neale Richmond - and what I got was raw, honest and genuinely unexpected. We talked about losing both his parents young, and how that shaped everything - his priorities, his parenting, his friendships. He opened up about the moments he nearly walked away from politics, why he thinks it's one of the most selfish professions in the world, and why after 17 years he's finally found his dream job. We went deep on male friendships, being a present dad, and how being direct can be both your greatest strength and your biggest flaw. And he gave one story about a 19 year old girl in Uganda that will genuinely stop you in your tracks. This is the episode where the politician leaves the room - and the real Neale Richmond shows up. Go and listen - I promise it's worth your time.
1 hour 5 mins
13 July Finished
#69 Mark Pollock: Unstoppable
explicitWhat happens when life takes everything from you… not once, but twice? My guest today is Mark Pollock, blind adventurer, South Pole explorer, and man on a mission to cure paralysis. In this episode, Mark opens up about the moment he lost his sight at 22, how he rebuilt his identity from scratch, and then how falling from a second story window a month before his wedding left him paralysed. But here's what's remarkable, instead of giving up, he used every challenge as a launchpad for something even bigger. We talk about the difference between optimism and realism, why having something EPIC to pursue is the key to surviving your darkest moments, and how Mark and his team are now on the edge of curing paralysis forever. If you've ever felt like life has dealt you an unfair hand, or you're wondering how to take that next step forward this episode will change the way you think. Mark Pollock. What Makes You Tick. Available now wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and follow.
1 hour 42 mins
2 June Finished
#68 Jason Delaney: Just say 'Yes'
explicitEver wondered how growing up in Ballymun shapes a person’s drive and outlook on life? In this episode of "What Makes You Tick," I sit down with Jason Delaney—auctioneer, community leader, and all-around force of nature. Jason opens up about his journey from a childhood in Ballymun’s flats, learning life’s toughest lessons early, to becoming a leader in both business and grassroots sport. We talk about real community, resilience in the face of tragedy, and what it really means to step up for your family and your dreams. If you want to hear raw honesty, powerful stories, and practical advice on making the most of your circumstances—this is an episode you can’t miss. Press play for inspiration, life lessons, and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes Jason—and his community—tick. https://www.wilsonsauctions.com
1 hour 5 mins
26 November 2025 Finished
#67 Rena Maycock CEO of Chirp, protecting our children
explicitIn this episode of "What Makes You Tick," host Stephen interviews Rena Maycock, founder of Chirp, a tech company dedicated to protecting children from online dangers like cyberbullying and grooming. Rena shares her journey from media sales to tech entrepreneurship, the challenges of building kernel-level parental controls, and the ethical considerations behind Chirp’s privacy-by-design approach. She discusses assembling a mission-driven team, navigating funding hurdles, and her personal growth as a founder. The episode highlights Rena’s resilience, Chirp’s innovative technology, and her belief that “there’s always a way” to overcome obstacles and create positive change. Learn More and Get Involved - Chirp: https://chirpfamily.com - Contact Rena directly by email at [email protected] - To invest in or support Chirp, visit here link
1 hour 5 mins
17 November 2025 Finished