Good2Great with Stan x Melodownz (Full Interview)

In this episode of Good2Great with Stan, NZ Hip Hop Artist Melodownz sits down with kiwi legend Stan Walker to discuss the tools he uses when under pressure, as well as why he’s OK with being vulnerable.
We’re super excited to launch Good2Great with Stan - a brand new web series featuring Stan Walker interviewing other amazing kiwi artists, stylists and musicians. Each interview provides a unique perspective on working through non-unique challenges such as stress, anxiety, acceptance and identity. These challenges are often some of the biggest concerns facing our generation today.
Good2Great with Stan launches with four recent interviews, featuring Kiwi musicians JessB, Melodownz and Diggy Dupe, and Fashion Stylist and Director Sammy Salsa. These amazing humans all have a very personal story to tell, whether it’s around facing rejection, stress and anxiety or the importance of self-love. Together with Stan Walker they discuss very personal experiences they have been through and coping mechanisms they use on a daily basis, whether that be exercise, setting goals or practicing breathing techniques, to overcome their challenges.
About Melodownz:
"Bronson Price aka “Melodownz” is a Polynesian urban poet and artist raised in the Melting pot urban village of Avondale, Auckland, New Zealand.
This year MELODOWNZ has been the recipient of prestigious kiwi honours, among the Pacific Music Awards prize for “Most Promising Artist” and performing at Aroha Nui charity festival.
Gaining recognition internationally and quickly becoming a hero in Aotearoa, Melodownz is on a mission to share his wisdom with the world.
About Good2Great:
Good2Great is a collaboration between Youthline and Coca-Cola New Zealand developed to help young Kiwis recognise their inner awesome and unleash it upon the world. Good2Great is a series of weekend workshops, and now an online webisode series, designed to provide simple tools to navigate some of life’s trickier challenges.
You can find out more here: www.youthline.co.nz/good2grea...
About Youthline:
Youthline has been supporting young people and working with communities for 50 years. Initially set up as a telephone counselling helpline service, for youth and run by youth, it is today a first point of contact for young people in New Zealand to access a wide range of youth development and support services across the country. Youthline is by far the most recognised youth support organisation with 71% familiar with Youthline alone.
The Youthline Helpline costs over $1.1m per year to operate of which $90,000 is from government funding. The balance of over $1m needs to be fundraised each and every year in what is an increasingly challenging fundraising climate.
www.youthline.co.nz/

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