Francesca Rudkin

Is there a hack that will get an honest answer?

Like, is it as simple as, how are you really?

Or is there something else we should be looking for?

Because I've definitely missed a couple of cues and gone, oh, I didn't know that was going on, you know, later on.

Oh, that makes me feel good.

I do a bit of work at the university with Cure Kids and, you know, look at their state of the childhood health in Aotearoa.

And, you know, we've gone up from one in five young people reporting serious psychological distress to, sorry, one in five from one in 20 children.

So do you have any insights into what's going on there?

I was going to say,

I don't mean to be facetious but are they having enough fun?

Our own values.

I have lately.

You know I'm a rabbit holder.

But I was on a run the other day, actually, and started off with – I can't even remember who it was.

Anyway, something about all of what's going on in the world.

And then I was like, no, I need something brighter and listen to something completely – Great.

You know, not vacuous.

It was still interesting.

And I just felt brighter and lighter on my feet, literally –

I do notice, I think that's really interesting what you say about the petrol prices because I have a 17-year-old boy and he hasn't really kept his eye on the ball and we don't talk about it around that very precious dinner table time.