Jamie Johnston

Let's bring in my panel.

News 24 contributor James Bolt and Jamie Johnston, host of the Just Jamie podcast.

Good to see you both.

Let's start with the interest rate question.

And that difference is what this episode is all about.

Hey there, I'm Jamie Johnston, and you're stepping into a new era of thriving as a massage therapist.

We're embracing who you are, pursuing what you love, and confidently shaping your practice.

We'll challenge industry norms, spark change, and discuss what truly matters, things like mental health, evidence-based practice, and some topics we've long avoided.

New Generation Massage Therapist Podcast.

Welcome back to the New Generation Massage Therapist podcast.

I'm Jamie Johnston, and today we're going into element three of Hobb Falls 5, the promotion of self-efficacy.

And just to be upfront with you, this one might challenge some of the ways we've been trained to think about what a successful treatment actually looks like.

And there's no-one in charge.

Now, this program generated a fair bit of heat last night and many of you contacted me pretty unhappy about Justin Smith's attack on Jamie Johnston.

It even blew up on radio this morning.

Smith attacked Jamie because she was joint hosting the podcast last year when Pauline Hanson said this.

On one side he had Justin Smith, a newspaper columnist and former radio host, and he was the one leading the attack.

On the other side there was Jamie Johnston, one of the hosts of the podcast where Pauline made the original comment.

She was the one on the receiving end.

Now have a listen to Justin Smith telling Jamie Johnston she should be ashamed of herself.

Jamie, I've got to say this.

I don't want you to take this too personally because I'm sure deep down you're a nice person and I like it.

Justin Smith said she should be ashamed of herself and offering an apology.

Pauline Hanson was the one who made the comment and she's already apologised.

Pauline Hanson says she doesn't want to upset anyone and regrets comments where she called Aboriginal people primitive.

A storm blew up this week after comments made by Hanson more than a year ago on a podcast hosted by commentator Jamie Johnston resurfaced.

Here's Hanson on the JJ podcast back in September 2025.

And I'll say it on your program, what the hell have they done in this country? For so, sp- you know, supposedly 60,000 years, they'd never invented the wheel.