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The Dom Harvey Podcast

Dom Harvey

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Frequency: 1 episode/4d. Total Eps: 464

The Dom Harvey Podcast is home to honest, long-form conversations with remarkable people from all walks of life.

Dom goes beyond the headlines to uncover the experiences, challenges and defining moments that shaped his guests… along with plenty of humour and the occasional awkward question.

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Professional Negotiator: 30 Years Of Asking For More - And What To Do When You Hear No

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 • Duration 01:31:34

Amy Gardiner is a negotiation specialist and creator of Pro Level Negotiation: https://prolevelnegotiation.com/

We negotiate every single day: With our boss. Our partner. Our kids. Even trying to convince your mates where to go for dinner.

But most of us hear the word “negotiation” and immediately think confrontation. Amy Gardiner says that’s bullshit.

Amy is a negotiation specialist who has spent decades in sales, real estate and high-pressure negotiations, and she believes negotiating is a skill that anyone can learn.

And there is so much practical stuff in this conversation.

+ How to ask your boss for a pay rise.

+ What to do when someone simply says no.

+ Why you should stop deciding how a conversation is going to go before it even starts.

+ How to work out why someone is resisting you.

+ And why some of the best negotiations are actually supposed to feel uncomfortable.

+ We also get into relationships, confidence, men versus women, knowing when to walk away, and much more.

This is one of those episodes where hopefully you will hear something and be able to use it in your every day life.

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Legendary Kiwi Neuroscientist On True Happiness, Success & Why Talent Is Overrated

Sunday, September 27, 2026 • Duration 01:49:03

Dr Kerry Spackman has spent much of his career trying to answer one simple question: what separates the very best from everybody else?

He’s a neuroscientist, mathematician, author and performance consultant who has worked inside the Formula One, with the All Blacks, Olympic athletes and some of the highest performers in the world.

He wrote a book called The Winners Bible which sold out and became a best seller after Dan Carter endorsed it. And he has a new book out now called The Winners Formula.

In this conversation we get into what Kerry learned from organizations like McClaren and the All Blacks.

What he learned from people like Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher.

Why champions work differently, what causes people to choke under pressure, and why simply “working hard” isn’t enough.

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Thanks very much to the sponsors of this episode, the Generate KiwiSaver Scheme.

Generate, like today’s guest, put performance first.

Your KiwiSaver account is one of those things that’s easy to set up and then completely ignore whilst you’re hoping it’s all working out in the background.

I had a chat with a Generate KiwiSaver adviser when they came on as sponsor, and it genuinely gave me clarity on what it means to have a KiwiSaver plan, and whether mine was actually set up to perform over the long-term.

Generate is an award‑winning KiwiSaver provider with a strong track record of long‑term performance. You can check out their latest returns online, or book a no‑obligation chat with one of their advisers at https://www.generatewealth.co.nz/dom

No pressure, just clear advice to help you feel confident you’re on track, without any judgement for leaving this on the to‑do list a bit longer than planned.

The issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited. To see their PDS and Financial Advice Provider info see generatekiwisaver.co.nz/disclosures.

Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

World First: Podcasting 192m Up the Sky Tower With the Man Who Designed It

Friday, September 25, 2026 • Duration 30:24

This is definitely one of the stranger places I’ve ever recorded a podcast!

My guest is Gordon Moller - the architect behind Auckland’s Sky Tower - and we recorded this conversation while doing the AJ Hackett SkyRide on the outside of the very building he helped create.

At 86, Gordon is still working, still drawing, still designing and apparently far more relaxed about being suspended 192 metres above Auckland than I am.

We talk about where the original idea for the Sky Tower came from, the criticism it received, the enormous engineering challenge involved in building it, and what it feels like seeing something you designed nearly 30 years ago become part of a city’s identity.

But for me, the most interesting part of this conversation is Gordon himself: his optimism, attitude towards ageing and his instinctive response to new experiences — “Why not?”

ABOUT GORDON MOLLER

Gordon Moller is one of New Zealand’s best-known architects and the architect behind Auckland’s Sky Tower.

His career has included major residential, commercial, cultural and infrastructure projects in New Zealand and overseas, including work in China, Oman, Tonga and Macau.

Among the Auckland projects Gordon discusses in this conversation are the Viaduct Events Centre, The Point apartments and the ASB Waterfront Theatre.

Now 86, Gordon continues to work as an architect, regularly getting up at five or six in the morning to draw and develop new ideas.

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Kevin Locke Reveals Childhood Sexual Abuse, Teen Homelessness, Heartbreaking Career Revelations

Wednesday, September 23, 2026 • Duration 02:41:12

Warning: Kevin Locke speaks very openly about some difficult parts of his life, including childhood sexual abuse, trauma, grief, mental health and addiction. Some of this may be confronting, so please take care while listening.

Kevin Locke is remembered by lots of rugby league fans as one of the most exciting players to pull on a Warriors jersey.

He played 89 games for the Warriors between 2009 and 2014, represented the Kiwis eight times and was the Warriors' fullback during their run to the 2011 NRL Grand Final.

But there was a lot going on behind all of that.

Kevin came in wanting to talk honestly about the parts of his life he’s mostly kept to himself:

Periods of homelessness as a teenager, losing his dad just as his career was taking off, depression, addiction, relationships, regret and the decisions that eventually took him away from rugby league.

There are plenty of great Warriors stories in here too. But this conversation is really about Kevin Locke the person. And the man he’s trying to become now.

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Abused, Homeless At 15 - The Brain Expert Who Was Raised In Hell | Nathan Wallis

Sunday, September 20, 2026 • Duration 01:58:33

Nathan Wallis grew up around alcoholism, violence, abuse and foster care.

He was homeless at 15, became a father young, went to counselling at 18 and somehow found his way into teaching, counselling and eventually a career helping people understand how our brains develop.

For parents, this episode is jam packed with good useful advice:

We talk about the importance of the first 1,000 days, tantrums, anxiety, daycare, discipline, screens, teenagers, social media, are today’s kids snowflakes, and why asking a kid, “What were you feeling?” can sometimes tell you far more than asking “What were you thinking?” (which, by the way, is the title of his brand-new book)

But this episode also gets into Nathan himself- the man behind the job. We talk about the childhood he survived, the people who saved him, meeting his biological father shortly before he died, and the parts of himself he’s still trying to understand.

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Massive thanks to my long‑term podcast sponsor, Generate.

Like a lot of Kiwis, I spent years saying, “I’ll look at my KiwiSaver account later.”

Turns out later comes around faster than you think, and the decisions you make now could be the difference between counting every dollar in retirement or having the freedom to take that trip of a lifetime you've always talked about.

I switched my KiwiSaver account to Generate after they came on board, and honestly, I should’ve done it sooner.

They’re an award-winning KiwiSaver provider with strong long‑term performance. You can check out their latest returns online, or book a no‑obligation chat with one of their friendly advisers at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/dom.

No pressure, no judgement, no hard-sell – just good advice for wherever you happen to be in your investing journey.

The issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited. You can view their Product Disclosure Statement and Financial Advice Provider information at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/disclosures.

Warriors Coach Andrew Webster On NRL Premierships, Leadership & Never Lowering The Bar

Wednesday, September 16, 2026 • Duration 01:09:37

Andrew Webster (aka Webby) is the coach of the One.NZ Warriors.

This podcast first came out in January 2024.

I thought I’d reshare it in case you missed it because the Warriors, under Andrew Webster, have just completed their best season in 15 years.

Since arriving at Mount Smart to coach the Warriors three years ago, this guy has given fans plenty to get excited about.

But I wanted to find out who he is away from the game.

We talk about his wife Emily, becoming a dad, and the years he spent doing whatever work he could to keep chasing a coaching career.

Webby explains why he left Ivan Clary and the Penrith Panthers to coach the Warriors and what he learnt from Ivan, why he’s comfortable telling his players he loves them, the up the Wahs movement which started during his tenure, how long he plans to stay in New Zealand, his reason for making the players walk past his office every day and much more.

This podcast is a pretty good insight into the mind of one of rugby leagues truly great coaches. And beyond sport, just a very nice bloke

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Tony Quinn On Money, Grief, Racetracks And Giving Away $13 Million

Sunday, September 13, 2026 • Duration 02:14:09

Tony Quinn is a Scottish-born businessman based in Australia with massive links to New Zealand.

He built and sold the pet food business VIP and now owns four racetracks, including Highlands, Hampton Downs and Taupō Motorsport Park in New Zealand - Not bad from a kid who grew up in a wooden caravan!

We talk about losing his daughter to cancer, the loneliness that followed the breakdown of his 38 year marriage, the big wins and losses of his business life, the thrill of driving Michael Schumacers F1 car, almost dying in 2022, the buzz he got from giving life changing sums of money away to staff, his obsession with MAFS! And so much more.

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Massive thanks to my long-term podcast sponsor, Generate.

We’ve all got that one mate who’s convinced they’ve worked out how to beat the market, usually with a lot of confidence and no actual expertise.

So, here's your reminder not to get caught up in the noise and trust the real investment experts at Generate.

I sat down with a Generate KiwiSaver adviser when they came on as sponsor in 2023, and it was one of those conversations that made me think, why didn’t I do this earlier?

A Generate adviser can help you figure out what fund type is best suited to your KiwiSaver goals.

Start planning now! Book a no cost chat with an adviser at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/dom

The issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited.

To see their PDS and Financial Advice Provider info see generatekiwisaver.co.nz/disclosures.

Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

And remember, I’m not a financial adviser, so this is just general information. I recommend getting expert advice before making any financial decisions.

9/11 Fire Chief Remembers Devastating Reality Of Ground Zero: The Day The World Changed Forever

Wednesday, September 9, 2026 • Duration 01:15:28

Content warning: This episode includes discussion of the terrorist attacks of September 11 2001, death, human remains, people falling or jumping from the towers, grief and trauma.

Coming up- Retired New York fire fighter, lieutenant David Morkal

On September 11, 2001, David Morkal woke up in New Jersey, helping his father-in-law with some renovations.

That night, he was down at Ground Zero standing on the rubble of the Twin Towers. Surrounded by 2763 people who passed away- including 343 firefighters. On his first drive home, he had to pull over because he was crying too hard to see the road.

Dave spent 33 years with the New York City Fire Department.

Twenty-five years on from the attacks, he joins me to talk about the friends he lost, the responsibility of helping rebuild, and learning to live with what happened.

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Erica Stanford On Cabinet, Kids, Coke Zero & The Job's Real Cost

Sunday, September 6, 2026 • Duration 01:50:22

Erica Stanford is one of the most formidable politicians in New Zealand and, by her own admission, much happier talking about policy than herself. But this conversation is about the person behind the portfolio.

Erica opens up about mum guilt, the sacrifices her family has made, the brutal pressure of politics and whether she sees herself as a future Prime Minister.

We also discover her obsession with Coke Zero, her love of Green Day and the wonderfully weird man she’s been with since she was a teenager. Erics is the Education Minister...but this podcast is about the woman behind the fancy job title.

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Massive thanks to my long‑term podcast sponsor, Generate.

Like a lot of Kiwis, I spent years blowing off my KiwiSaver- telling myself I’ll worry about it later.

Turns out “later” comes around faster than you think, and the decisions you make now could be the difference between counting every dollar in retirement or having the freedom to do some fun stuff and not stressing out every time a bill turns up.

I switched my KiwiSaver account to Generate after they came on board, and honestly, I should’ve done it sooner.

No pressure or judgement. They are just there to help you wherever you’re at in your own investing journey.

The issuer of the scheme is Generate Investment Management Limited. You can view their Product Disclosure Statement and Financial Advice Provider information at generatekiwisaver.co.nz/disclosures.

Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

And just a reminder — I’m a podcast host, not a financial adviser. This is general information only, and I recommend getting expert advice before making any financial decisions.

“I Couldn’t See Anything” Dan Hooker On His Biggest Beating

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 09:45

On this Fast Cast, UFC fighter Dan “The Hangman” Hooker reflects on the biggest loss of his career- the 2018 fight with Edson Barboza. A fight that left him with a fractured eye-socket, vertigo and a 5 week wait for surgery. But it also gave him the reputation as a guy who never ever gives up.

This Fast Cast has been taken from Dans full appearance on The Dom Harvey Podcast. If you want to hear the complete conversation, search “Dan Hooker” on You Tube or right here on this podcast platform.

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