We're excited to release this wonderfully inspirational discussion featuring Murdoch alumni Brieanna Mercer and Lauren Gandini, the founders of Stella.

Hosted by Murdoch alumnus, Samantha Osborne, Lauren and Brie chat about some of the amazing work they are doing in the female professional athlete space, the obstacles they've faced in their own sporting careers and how they overcame them and how their law degree at Murdoch helped pave their success.

We have a very special episode for January!

Murdoch alumnus, Elaine Pearson, in conversation with Murdoch Law School’s SCALES Director Associate Professor Anna Copeland, discuss human rights and Elaine’s new book, Chasing Wrongs and Rights. The book details global human rights issues and her personal odyssey fighting for those rights and urging governments to uphold and protect individual freedoms and treaties.

Elaine is the Executive Director of Human Rights Watch's Asia Division, overseeing the work of the division in more than 20 countries. She works to bring a human rights dimension to Australian foreign and domestic policies and has been involved in conducting numerous human rights investigations in Australia and around the world. A trusted national voice on human rights issues, Elaine has been featured in publications including The Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald and The Washington Post.

Chasing Wrongs and Rights

Hosted by MU alumnus Sam Osborne, this episode explores the link between creativity and STEM and it’s importance in solving some of the worlds biggest problems. Sam chats to Cristy Burne about her unique experiences in the area as well as how creativity develops the best thinkers of tomorrow.

Cristy Burne LinkedIn

Cristy Burne Books

Cristy Burne Blog

Hosted by alumnus Sam Osborne, this episode explores death, grief management and thinking about how we can prepare for our own passing. Sam talks to Murdoch alumni, Dr Margaret Sealey & Naomi Latky who offer insightful advice on the topic as well as provide great resources (see below).

MU Death Cafe Facebook Page

Fremantle Death Cafe

Advance Care Planning

Our latest interview is with alumnus, Founder and Managing Director of ySafe, 2020 Telstra Business Women’s award winner and Clinical Psychologist, Jordan Foster.

Jordan offers valuable advice on ways we as parents and guardians can not only protect our kids from online dangers, but how to communicate with our children to encourage appropriate online behaviours.

If you have kids, you won’t want to miss this.

eSafetyparents

ySafe Blog

Hosted by Murdoch’s Sam Osborne, our latest interview is with alumnus and Counsellor / Community Representitive, Gomé Simfukwe. Gomé has experience in mental health in rural communities and currently works at Rural Aid where he supports clients around Australia. Gomé speaks to Sam about issues affecting the mental health of rural communities including isolation, the environment and COVID-19. They also discuss some of the recourses available to rural areas and how we can support these communities individually and, as a society.

Home - Farm Army

Rural Aid Volunteers

WHEATBELT SUPPORT SERVICES

Hosted by Murdoch alumnus, Sam Osborne, this episode we chat to Raj Sagar who is the Senior Social Media Executive at Umami Communication- a boutique communications agency in Dubai. Raj talks to Sam about the exciting new world of Influencer marketing and provides a unique insight into it’s current landscape in Dubai as well as tips for budding influencers and businesses.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajsagar97/

We're excited to release this wonderfully motivational panel discussion featuring Murdoch alumni Lisa Gittos- Australian Representative to the United Nations and, Eating Your Cake Too founder and CEO, Claire Seeber.

Facilitated by Kelly Parsons, Murdoch alumnus and Murdoch University's Equity and Diversity Projects Coordinator, the panel discuss the topic Taking on the Challenge. Both alumni chat about some of the obstacles they've faced in their careers and how they overcame them, learnt from them and the strategies they continue to implement to this day. They discuss the notion of ‘being enough’, plus being comfortable being uncomfortable and the importance of stretching yourself. It’s the perfect episode to kick off 2022!

Claire Seeber Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1N5avD1CcmuHLZHH8m8k55?si=d7ac223b46ab45ea

Hosted by Murdoch alumnus Sam Osborne & Michael Sampson, our third alumnus to feature in a podcast interview is Julie Shuttleworth. Julie is CEO of Fortescue Future Industries and talks to AAD's hosts about her visit to the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, where she was one of only ten CEO’s who spoke to world leaders regarding climate change. Julie chats about her mission to tackle climate change and her experiences working in the resources industry.

https://au.linkedin.com/in/julie-shuttleworth-b283706