Episodes

It was my great pleasure to host Andrew Keast on this week's Deadly Discussions Podcast. Andrew a Melbourner through and through joins me on the show to discuss how he developed a hard work ethic from his upbringing on a farm in the Cathedral Range, his path in life which lead him to HR, and his passion to help refugees to Australia though his work at Refugee Talent. A more in depth conversation this week dressing the stigmas of migration. We also touch on, what is a "social entrepreneur?"

It was my great pleasure to host Andrew Keast on this week's Deadly Discussions Podcast. Andrew a Melbourner through and through joins me on the show to discuss how he developed a hard work ethic from his upbringing on a farm in the Cathedral Range, his path in life which lead him to HR, and his passion to help refugees to Australia though his work at Refugee Talent. A more in depth conversation this week dressing the stigmas of migration. We also touch on, what is a "social entrepreneur?"

It was my great pleasure to host Andrew Keast on this week's Deadly Discussions Podcast. Andrew a Melbourner through and through joins me on the show to discuss how he developed a hard work ethic from his upbringing on a farm in the Cathedral Range, his path in life which lead him to HR, and his passion to help refugees to Australia though his work at Refugee Talent. A more in depth conversation this week dressing the stigmas of migration. We also touch on, what is a "social entrepreneur?"

Big shout out to Yolanda Finette for coming onto the Deadly Discussions Podcast and sharing her story. We discuss, - Growing up with an Indigenous mother, African-American father and a Greek grandparent. Talk about multiculturalism! - Challenges she's faced as a single mother away from home - Overcoming depression and abusive relationships - Her work with at risk youth and stolen generation victims -And finally, what lead her to start her on consultancy. We also address the topic of Indig...

Big shout out to Yolanda Finette for coming onto the Deadly Discussions Podcast and sharing her story. We discuss, - Growing up with an Indigenous mother, African-American father and a Greek grandparent. Talk about multiculturalism! - Challenges she's faced as a single mother away from home - Overcoming depression and abusive relationships - Her work with at risk youth and stolen generation victims -And finally, what lead her to start her on consultancy. We also address the topic of Indig...

Big shout out to Yolanda Finette for coming onto the Deadly Discussions Podcast and sharing her story. We discuss, - Growing up with an Indigenous mother, African-American father and a Greek grandparent. Talk about multiculturalism! - Challenges she's faced as a single mother away from home - Overcoming depression and abusive relationships - Her work with at risk youth and stolen generation victims -And finally, what lead her to start her on consultancy. We also address the topic of Indig...

Paul joins the Deadly Discussions Podcast to talk spreading the love in the corporate world, in particular the tech companies. Paul who initially migrated from Scotland as a young boy found himself in Frankston and on his path to study chemical sciences but instead took a turn towards computer sciences. This lead Paul navigating through a successful start up and found himself a leader of a small army of techies. Which, as we find out eventually started wearing down his physical and mental healt...

Paul joins the Deadly Discussions Podcast to talk spreading the love in the corporate world, in particular the tech companies. Paul who initially migrated from Scotland as a young boy found himself in Frankston and on his path to study chemical sciences but instead took a turn towards computer sciences. This lead Paul navigating through a successful start up and found himself a leader of a small army of techies. Which, as we find out eventually started wearing down his physical and mental healt...

Paul joins the Deadly Discussions Podcast to talk spreading the love in the corporate world, in particular the tech companies. Paul who initially migrated from Scotland as a young boy found himself in Frankston and on his path to study chemical sciences but instead took a turn towards computer sciences. This lead Paul navigating through a successful start up and found himself a leader of a small army of techies. Which, as we find out eventually started wearing down his physical and mental healt...

I'm always blown away by the stories of my guests, their stories of resilience, dedication and the ability to overcome inspire me. Dr. Kaushik Sridhar is our guest on Deadly Discussions this week. His story will cover, - Growing up Indian in Nigeria - Being held at gun point, not once but THREE times - Moving to Texas at 12 to pursue a tennis career - Bullying he faced as a child and how that transferred to greater strengths - Falling into "Sustainability" by accident - Public Speaking as...

I'm always blown away by the stories of my guests, their stories of resilience, dedication and the ability to overcome inspire me. Dr. Kaushik Sridhar is our guest on Deadly Discussions this week. His story will cover, - Growing up Indian in Nigeria - Being held at gun point, not once but THREE times - Moving to Texas at 12 to pursue a tennis career - Bullying he faced as a child and how that transferred to greater strengths - Falling into "Sustainability" by accident - Public Speaking as...

I'm always blown away by the stories of my guests, their stories of resilience, dedication and the ability to overcome inspire me. Dr. Kaushik Sridhar is our guest on Deadly Discussions this week. His story will cover, - Growing up Indian in Nigeria - Being held at gun point, not once but THREE times - Moving to Texas at 12 to pursue a tennis career - Bullying he faced as a child and how that transferred to greater strengths - Falling into "Sustainability" by accident - Public Speaking as...

This week on the Podcast I have the pleasure of interviewing Bevan Mailman, a First Nations Lawyer with quite a story to share. We yarning up about, - Growing up Maori and Indigenous, Cultural identity? - Being caught in the youth detention system as a young man - Going for Gold in Judo! - Formal education and the road less travelled - The future for First Nations People and our Australian Countrymen And much, much more! Enjoy.

This week on the Podcast I have the pleasure of interviewing Bevan Mailman, a First Nations Lawyer with quite a story to share. We yarning up about, - Growing up Maori and Indigenous, Cultural identity? - Being caught in the youth detention system as a young man - Going for Gold in Judo! - Formal education and the road less travelled - The future for First Nations People and our Australian Countrymen And much, much more! Enjoy.

This week on the Podcast I have the pleasure of interviewing Bevan Mailman, a First Nations Lawyer with quite a story to share. We yarning up about, - Growing up Maori and Indigenous, Cultural identity? - Being caught in the youth detention system as a young man - Going for Gold in Judo! - Formal education and the road less travelled - The future for First Nations People and our Australian Countrymen And much, much more! Enjoy.

This week on Deadly Discussions I sit down with the inspirational Narrun Williams. A Twelve year old Indigenous social entrepreneur, trailblazing the way for Indigenous youth in Business. With the motto Be Brave, Stand Strong we explore a couple things throughout the podcast, such as, - Growing a brand - Creating followers and community - What it means to be in business - Culture - Where he sees the brand in the future Great episode for all ages this one. Big Nuz's store can be found on ...

This week on Deadly Discussions I sit down with the inspirational Narrun Williams. A Twelve year old Indigenous social entrepreneur, trailblazing the way for Indigenous youth in Business. With the motto Be Brave, Stand Strong we explore a couple things throughout the podcast, such as, - Growing a brand - Creating followers and community - What it means to be in business - Culture - Where he sees the brand in the future Great episode for all ages this one. Big Nuz's store can be found on ...

This week on Deadly Discussions I sit down with the inspirational Narrun Williams. A Twelve year old Indigenous social entrepreneur, trailblazing the way for Indigenous youth in Business. With the motto Be Brave, Stand Strong we explore a couple things throughout the podcast, such as, - Growing a brand - Creating followers and community - What it means to be in business - Culture - Where he sees the brand in the future Great episode for all ages this one. Big Nuz's store can be found on ...

An Aboriginal man from the Kabi Kabi people, "Chilly" was product of violence, - Grew up in foster system - Became homeless - Shot during a tussle on the streets - Then ended up in prison With stints and various roles of employment in the underworld, he found himself in Rural Victoria with an honest job. From there, he put himself through studies and built up enough courage to start his own business.

An Aboriginal man from the Kabi Kabi people, "Chilly" was product of violence, - Grew up in foster system - Became homeless - Shot during a tussle on the streets - Then ended up in prison With stints and various roles of employment in the underworld, he found himself in Rural Victoria with an honest job. From there, he put himself through studies and built up enough courage to start his own business.

An Aboriginal man from the Kabi Kabi people, "Chilly" was product of violence, - Grew up in foster system - Became homeless - Shot during a tussle on the streets - Then ended up in prison With stints and various roles of employment in the underworld, he found himself in Rural Victoria with an honest job. From there, he put himself through studies and built up enough courage to start his own business.

Laura Thompson joins me on the Deadly Discussions Podcast. Laura a Gunditjmara woman, shares he very unique approach in "Closing the Gap". Through Spark Health Organisation, Laura and her team have been involved in the Melbourne Indigenous community for decades. She also shares the story of Clothing the Gap brand and how a strong brand needs community connections, not just with Indigenous people but all Australians, creating an inclusive community. We touch on, - Growing up in a metro Indige...

Laura Thompson joins me on the Deadly Discussions Podcast. Laura a Gunditjmara woman, shares he very unique approach in "Closing the Gap". Through Spark Health Organisation, Laura and her team have been involved in the Melbourne Indigenous community for decades. She also shares the story of Clothing the Gap brand and how a strong brand needs community connections, not just with Indigenous people but all Australians, creating an inclusive community. We touch on, - Growing up in a metro Indige...

Laura Thompson joins me on the Deadly Discussions Podcast. Laura a Gunditjmara woman, shares he very unique approach in "Closing the Gap". Through Spark Health Organisation, Laura and her team have been involved in the Melbourne Indigenous community for decades. She also shares the story of Clothing the Gap brand and how a strong brand needs community connections, not just with Indigenous people but all Australians, creating an inclusive community. We touch on, - Growing up in a metro Indige...