Arts Nexus

National Treaty Alliance Podcast series

Series 1 Episode 2

Hosted by Sandra Levers Facilitator and Community Member, Far North Queensland

Guests: Oongi Barb Flick and Josephine Crawshaw

Discussing the long journey to Treaty, Truth Telling and Referendums

• A SUMMARY of their key messages.
• Full episodes of conversations to follow.
• This episode is part of an ongoing series, to capture the true voice of the National Treaty Alliance.
• Produced by: National Treaty Alliance @2022
• Recorded at the Arts Nexus Studio, Madjanji Country, Babinda, Queensland

The National Treaty Alliance (NTA) is an unincorporated association of First Peoples and their supporters who believe in the development of a treaty between Aboriginal & Torres St Islander Peoples and non-Aboriginal Australia as the best way forward in accommodating the needs of all Australians in the future. It aims to

1) Elevate the discussion about Makarata and Treaty to the top priority in the context of the Albanese Government’s commitment to implement the “Uluru Statement’ in full.

2) Encourage genuine discussion and debate in initially the Aboriginal & Torres St Islander Peoples Community about the content and form of a Treaty with the Aboriginal & Torres St Islander peoples that delivers real justice in legal. cultural and social terms.

3) Ensure broad-based Indigenous Community negotiations occur concerning any options that that are put forward to the Australian Parliament.

4) Any consensus position on behalf of Aboriginal & Torres St Islander Peoples advanced to government or referendum should have the “full. Informed and prior consent” of Aboriginal & Torres St Islander Peoples People as defined by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 2007 and be consistent with the treaty principles contained within that document.

5) Publish, Advertise and in other ways promote alternatives to the current “Voice” proposals to Federal Parliament including

a) Lobbying Political Parties and individual politicians to support NTA proposals

b) Achieving maximum media coverage of enunciated positions

c) Making alliances with Aboriginal & Torres St Islander Peoples Organisations and Communities around the country

d) Develop relationships with other organisations that may support the position of the NTA.

e) Reaching out to the International Community for support for Aboriginal & Torres St Islander Peoples causes.

6) Attract financial support to allow the NTA to achieve its objectives. #treaty #treatynow #firstnation #aboriginal

CONTACT: [email protected]

PHONE: Michael Mansell 0429 310 116 Barbara Flick 0498 157 170

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TRUE FRIENDS is a podcast about the process of producing a play.

Episode Two: meet Eben Love, Theatre and Lighting technician, supporter and true friend.

Eben Love was born into theatre with both parents professional practitioners. At 6 months old he went on his first tour with father, Owen Love’s show “No Shame” 

During school hist interests were all things multimedia, video production, image editing, animation and gaming design.  Volunteering with his family for Tropical Arts over many years, resulted in transferring his multimedia skills into Lighting Design and Live Production.  For eight years Eben has been working at BulmbaJa Arts Centre as a Theatre/Lighting Technician. 

Aaron Lee (writer/co-producer) and Avril Duck (director/co-producer) discuss TRUE FRIENDS which Aaron wrote in 2018. Their ambition is to put on a full production and go on tour across Australia! How will they do it? And why? What has been happening in the extended Creative Development process? TRUE FRIENDS is a journey through communities and creativity in Far North Queensland and a look into the non-neurotypical world of theatre-making. 

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True Friends a play by Aaron Lee

True Friends project is looking to share the love, fun and inclusion of a bright new theatre production!

You will be connected with a production which recognises and elevates people with a disability, local talent and experience, inclusive community building and the values of “True Friends”:

• supportive friendship
• authentic ambition
• and all the little things that drive us to succeed

Aaron Lee is an emerging writer who is generating excitement in theatre-making in Cairns. Aaron is a prolific creative who has overcome many barriers to success by his vibrant curiosity and heartfelt energy. From volunteering on local theatre and film productions, to becoming the driving force in the development of his own work, Aaron has written and is producing “True Friends”, a show that will warm your heart.

Avril Duck is a local theatre director has built a portfolio of grass roots arts and cultural projects. She has dedicated her creative talent to inclusive practices within the FNQ area for over 20 years. Supporting Avril in this project supports her to develop regional creativity, community connectedness and visionary theatre productions.

TRUE FRIENDS COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Tropical Arts was established to find pathways into theatre for all people. They pull down the barriers to participation by innovating supportive inclusive processes, and by saying “yes” to as many people as possible to get on the stage or around it: people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities and levels of experience find joy, hope and a sense of belonging. Building a model of an inclusive community onstage. www.tropicalarts.org

Tropical Arts partners with ARC Disability Services which provides programs and supports across the Cairns region, ensuring that people with a disability benefit from participation in the Arts.

CONTACT: [email protected]

MORE INFORMATION

True Friends invites the audience into a quirky, fresh, but recognisable world in which 2 young women become friends and flourish. Through the journey of their friendship the play takes deep dives into the unremarkable, often invisible tech we use on a daily basis.

Characters sing when they want to, and the story builds to a climax with Aaron inserting a play within a play, borrowing from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and taking the play into another level of nautical twinsanity.

The project cultivates the new talent in Aaron Lee and extends Tropical Arts’ inclusive theatre practice from a workshopping ensemble training and producing an annual, large-cast, innovative Shakespeare production at Tanks Arts Centre, to producing the work of local playwright with a disability. Aaron Lee is well-known in the disability and theatre sectors in Cairns, volunteering regularly and attending a lot of theatre. With his trademark question-asking, Aaron has cultivated an enthusiastic support base, with many being amazed at his achievement and keen to see his work onstage. It is a dream of Aaron’s to see his work being brought to life.

The production will employ a team of professional theatre makers to stage the play. Two professional actors will take on the two key roles and actors from Tropical Arts and ARC Disability Services Arts Program will fill the minor roles and populate the world of the play, carrying on Tropical Arts commitment to inclusion and diversity.

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TRUE FRIENDS is a podcast about the process of producing a play.

Episode One: meet Aaron Lee and Avril Duck as they share with us their "unexpected journey".

Aaron Lee (writer/co-producer) and Avril Duck (director/co-producer) discuss TRUE FRIENDS which Aaron wrote in 2018. Their ambition is to put on a full production and go on tour across Australia! How will they do it? And why? What has been happening in the extended Creative Development process? TRUE FRIENDS is a journey through communities and creativity in Far North Queensland and a look into the non-neurotypical world of theatre-making. 

MORE INFO ...

True Friends a play by Aaron Lee

True Friends project is looking to share the love, fun and inclusion of a bright new theatre production!

You will be connected with a production which recognises and elevates people with a disability, local talent and experience, inclusive community building and the values of “True Friends”:

• supportive friendship
• authentic ambition
• and all the little things that drive us to succeed

Aaron Lee is an emerging writer who is generating excitement in theatre-making in Cairns. Aaron is a prolific creative who has overcome many barriers to success by his vibrant curiosity and heartfelt energy. From volunteering on local theatre and film productions, to becoming the driving force in the development of his own work, Aaron has written and is producing “True Friends”, a show that will warm your heart.

Avril Duck is a local theatre director has built a portfolio of grass roots arts and cultural projects. She has dedicated her creative talent to inclusive practices within the FNQ area for over 20 years. Supporting Avril in this project supports her to develop regional creativity, community connectedness and visionary theatre productions.

TRUE FRIENDS COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Tropical Arts was established to find pathways into theatre for all people. They pull down the barriers to participation by innovating supportive inclusive processes, and by saying “yes” to as many people as possible to get on the stage or around it: people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities and levels of experience find joy, hope and a sense of belonging. Building a model of an inclusive community onstage. www.tropicalarts.org

Tropical Arts partners with ARC Disability Services which provides programs and supports across the Cairns region, ensuring that people with a disability benefit from participation in the Arts.

CONTACT: [email protected]

MORE INFORMATION

True Friends invites the audience into a quirky, fresh, but recognisable world in which 2 young women become friends and flourish. Through the journey of their friendship the play takes deep dives into the unremarkable, often invisible tech we use on a daily basis.

Characters sing when they want to, and the story builds to a climax with Aaron inserting a play within a play, borrowing from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and taking the play into another level of nautical twinsanity.

The project cultivates the new talent in Aaron Lee and extends Tropical Arts’ inclusive theatre practice from a workshopping ensemble training and producing an annual, large-cast, innovative Shakespeare production at Tanks Arts Centre, to producing the work of local playwright with a disability. Aaron Lee is well-known in the disability and theatre sectors in Cairns, volunteering regularly and attending a lot of theatre. With his trademark question-asking, Aaron has cultivated an enthusiastic support base, with many being amazed at his achievement and keen to see his work onstage. It is a dream of Aaron’s to see his work being brought to life.

The production will employ a team of professional theatre makers to stage the play. Two professional actors will take on the two key roles and actors from Tropical Arts and ARC Disability Services Arts Program will fill the minor roles and populate the world of the play, carrying on Tropical Arts commitment to inclusion and diversity.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TRUE FRIENDS is a podcast about the process of producing a play.

Episode Three: a conversation with Oma - grandmother, supporter and true friend of Aaron's journey.  

Aaron Lee (writer/co-producer) and Avril Duck (director/co-producer) discuss TRUE FRIENDS which Aaron wrote in 2018. Their ambition is to put on a full production and go on tour across Australia! How will they do it? And why? What has been happening in the extended Creative Development process?

TRUE FRIENDS is a journey through communities and creativity in Far North Queensland and a look into the non-neurotypical world of theatre-making.

MORE INFO ...

True Friends a play by Aaron Lee

True Friends project is looking to share the love, fun and inclusion of a bright new theatre production!

You will be connected with a production which recognises and elevates people with a disability, local talent and experience, inclusive community building and the values of “True Friends”:

• supportive friendship
• authentic ambition
• and all the little things that drive us to succeed

Aaron Lee is an emerging writer who is generating excitement in theatre-making in Cairns. Aaron is a prolific creative who has overcome many barriers to success by his vibrant curiosity and heartfelt energy. From volunteering on local theatre and film productions, to becoming the driving force in the development of his own work, Aaron has written and is producing “True Friends”, a show that will warm your heart.

Avril Duck is a local theatre director has built a portfolio of grass roots arts and cultural projects. She has dedicated her creative talent to inclusive practices within the FNQ area for over 20 years. Supporting Avril in this project supports her to develop regional creativity, community connectedness and visionary theatre productions.

TRUE FRIENDS COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Tropical Arts was established to find pathways into theatre for all people. They pull down the barriers to participation by innovating supportive inclusive processes, and by saying “yes” to as many people as possible to get on the stage or around it: people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities and levels of experience find joy, hope and a sense of belonging. Building a model of an inclusive community onstage. www.tropicalarts.org

Tropical Arts partners with ARC Disability Services which provides programs and supports across the Cairns region, ensuring that people with a disability benefit from participation in the Arts.

CONTACT: [email protected]

MORE INFORMATION

True Friends invites the audience into a quirky, fresh, but recognisable world in which 2 young women become friends and flourish. Through the journey of their friendship the play takes deep dives into the unremarkable, often invisible tech we use on a daily basis.

Characters sing when they want to, and the story builds to a climax with Aaron inserting a play within a play, borrowing from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and taking the play into another level of nautical twinsanity.

The project cultivates the new talent in Aaron Lee and extends Tropical Arts’ inclusive theatre practice from a workshopping ensemble training and producing an annual, large-cast, innovative Shakespeare production at Tanks Arts Centre, to producing the work of local playwright with a disability. Aaron Lee is well-known in the disability and theatre sectors in Cairns, volunteering regularly and attending a lot of theatre. With his trademark question-asking, Aaron has cultivated an enthusiastic support base, with many being amazed at his achievement and keen to see his work onstage. It is a dream of Aaron’s to see his work being brought to life.

The production will employ a team of professional theatre makers to stage the play. Two professional actors will take on the two key roles and actors from Tropical Arts and ARC Disability Services Arts Program will fill the minor roles and populate the world of the play, carrying on Tropical Arts commitment to inclusion and diversity.

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NATIONAL TREATY ALLIANCE

Podcast Series 1 Episode 1

Guests: Nulsa, Michael Mansell, Geoff Clark and Les Malezer

Hosted by: Ian Kuch

Produced by: National Treaty Alliance

@2022 Recorded at the Arts Nexus Studio, Madjanji Country, Babinda, Queensland

 

The National Treaty Alliance (NTA) is an unincorporated association of First Australians and their supporters who believe in the development of a treaty between First Nations and non-Aboriginal Australia as the best way forward in accommodating the needs of all Australians in the future.

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Claire Tierney, youngest of six children. Theatre producer, event manager, life coach, dog walker, world traveller . Born in Melbourne Victoria she has lived and worked in London and Spain. ​

As an entrepreneur she built and sold multiple businesses – Bliss Catering, Give a Dog a Bone – dog walking, Sand Greeting Cards – hand made gift cards.

about Claire Tierney

Claire Tierney, youngest of six children. Theatre producer, event manager, life coach, dog walker, world traveller . Born in Melbourne Victoria she has lived and worked in London and Spain. She has a Diploma of Life Coaching, a Diploma of Business Studies, and a Bachelor of Science from Monash University.

Claire has her own production company, creating and producing multiple theatre shows and events for Port Douglas Carnivale.  As an entrepreneur she built and sold multiple businesses – Bliss Catering, Give a Dog a Bone – dog walking, Sand Greeting Cards – hand made gift cards.

An adaptable service industry professional with extensive analytical skills, personal integrity and an innate capacity to create trust in people. Claire has navigated a 30yr battle with an illness not known to have a cure. She smiles her way through adversity with grace  and flair.

Our Human Experience presents a series of podcasts where regular people share inspirational stories about their life, their journey and their human experience. We contemplate illness, wellness misfortune, recover, survival land, other encounters and deep diver into the complexities of living.

Our Human Experience is hosted by Claire Tierney and Anna Winter, a dynamic duo with their own lived experiences to share.

In this current era of disconnection, through social media and lock down, we felt compelled to create this podcast as an avenue to record stories to inspire and intrigue us, and others who are feeling in any way overwhelmed by their current situations. Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of rising from adversity and living the human experience.

A story is a rolling narrative filled with great personal tales of turmoil and triumph. Together we will discover why some people are able to continue living with purpose, even when faced with loss and despair, also we embrace what we can learn from the exceptional people in our midst who have done just that.

Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of living the human experience!
@artsnexusstudio
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@2020_claire
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Introducing our guest, Don Mackay

Don McKay from My Evolution Coaching and Consulting, is a Consultant, Trainer, Author, Keynote Speaker, Health and Performance Coach, avid learner and student.  His combination of work and life experience in challenging and diverse areas brings a unique perspective to his passion; aggregating performance strategies to help people get the most out of their professional and personal life.

Don has worked in Law Enforcement for 34 years and has 26 years’ experience in middle and senior management roles.  Specifically, his experience revolves around leading and managing specialist multi-discipline teams undertaking complex high-risk operations.

He has a Master of Professional Studies (High Performance and Resilience Strategies) through the University of Southern Queensland and a Diploma of Public Safety (Policing).

Don has 28 years of training experience and is an engaging presenter and experienced facilitator.  He has designed and delivered specialist training packages in Critical Incident Decision Making for Paramedics, Paramedic Students, Nursing Students and Non-government Organisations (NGO) employees for Central Queensland University (CQU) Cairns Campus. He has also designed and delivered interactive professional development workshops for staff and students across a broad range of organisations with participants ranging from Students to Senior Managers and Executive Staff.

In 2017, Don started 'My Evolution Coaching and Consulting' to provide a platform to reach and support more people, businesses, and organisations to continue the important conversation around high performance and resilience. Since March 2019, he has delivered My Evolution High Performance People Workshops to over 1600 people across a broad range of industries in Queensland.​

https://www.facebook.com/myevolution.com.au

Our Human Experience presents a series of podcasts where regular people share inspirational stories about their life, their journey and their human experience. We contemplate illness, wellness misfortune, recover, survival land, other encounters and deep diver into the complexities of living.

Our Human Experience is hosted by Claire Tierney and Anna Winter, a dynamic duo with their own lived experiences to share.

In this current era of disconnection, through social media and lock down, we felt compelled to create this podcast as an avenue to record stories to inspire and intrigue us, and others who are feeling in any way overwhelmed by their current situations. Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of rising from adversity and living the human experience.

A story is a rolling narrative filled with great personal tales of turmoil and triumph. Together we will discover why some people are able to continue living with purpose, even when faced with loss and despair, also we embrace what we can learn from the exceptional people in our midst who have done just that.

Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of living the human experience!
@artsnexusstudio
@our_human_experience_australia
@2020_claire
#stories
#human
#kindness
#raw
#real
#champion

#ourhumanexperience #love #vibe #community #arts #podcasting #human #experience #storytelling 

 

 

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Introducing our guest, Samantha Martin

A 41 year old Aboriginal woman and descendant from the Jaru and Kija people from the North East Kimberley region of Western Australia. Born in a small town called Wyndham, Samantha travelled around Australia and around the World delivering Aboriginal presentations for the Australian Embassy and producing documentaries for SBS, NITV (National Indigenous TV), ABC, Discovery Channel and National Geographic.

Samantha is an Author of the Bush Tukka Guide published by Hardie Grant in 2014 and Television Presenter for SBS/NITV and ABC for a TV show called ‘My Bush Tukka Adventures by Samantha Martin’.

Founder and Director of Tribal Voice Connections, Samantha, has developed a business that reflects the passion she has for her Indigenous heritage. Samantha also provides unique cultural services and consultancy to empower an understanding of cross cultural exchange and awareness for a more sustainable future.

Writing for 4WD Magazines, Cooking and Health Magazines, Samantha specializing in turning bush tukka into gourmet meals that will encourage anyone to want to introduce Bush Tukka into their kitchens. Samantha is passionate in preserving the knowledge and wisdom of hunting and gathering Bush Tukka

Our Human Experience presents a series of podcasts where regular people share inspirational stories about their life, their journey and their human experience. We contemplate illness, wellness misfortune, recover, survival land, other encounters and deep diver into the complexities of living.

Our Human Experience is hosted by Claire Tierney and Anna Winter, a dynamic duo with their own lived experiences to share.

In this current era of disconnection, through social media and lock down, we felt compelled to create this podcast as an avenue to record stories to inspire and intrigue us, and others who are feeling in any way overwhelmed by their current situations. Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of rising from adversity and living the human experience.

A story is a rolling narrative filled with great personal tales of turmoil and triumph. Together we will discover why some people are able to continue living with purpose, even when faced with loss and despair, also we embrace what we can learn from the exceptional people in our midst who have done just that.

Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of living the human experience!
@artsnexusstudio
@our_human_experience_australia
@2020_claire
#stories
#human
#kindness
#raw
#real
#champion

#ourhumanexperience #love #vibe #community #arts #podcasting #human #experience #storytelling 

 

 

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Our Human Experience LINK HERE

Introducing our guest, Jane Cafarella

Jane Cafarella is a versatile writer and cartoonist whose work has been published in newspapers, journals, magazines and books in Australia and overseas, and whose plays have been performed nationally and internationally and translated into Turkish and Tamil.

A former journalist and cartoonist, for the past 10 years, she well known in Victoria for her column in The Age newspaper about family life. 

For the past 10 years her focus has been playwriting.  Jane’s short plays have been produced in Australia, Singapore, London and Scotland. Two have been translated into Tamil.

Since its premiere in Melbourne in 2015, her first full-length play e-baby, which is about surrogacy, has been produced every year to critical acclaim, with productions in Sydney, Hobart, Ohio and London.  e-baby has also been translated into Turkish. Sadly, productions in Columbia, Missouri, and in Spain have been postponed due to Covid-19.

Jane’s second full-length play, d-baby, about a donor-conceived teenager searching for her true identity, has had successful readings in Singapore, Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart and was a finalist in the 2018 international playwriting competition New Works of Merit, based in New York. d-baby is a companion play to e-baby, but not a sequel.

Her latest show Uked! – The first play-along ukulele musical  enjoyed two sell-out seasons in Central Victoria in 2019 and is now licensed by David Spicer Productions for others to produce. 

During lockdown, Jane’s focus has been memoir. Jane lives in Castlemaine, in Victoria, Australia, with her husband Rob. She has two adult children and a grandson. And yes, she plays the ukulele.

janecafarella.com.au

uked.com.au

Our Human Experience presents a series of podcasts where regular people share inspirational stories about their life, their journey and their human experience. We contemplate illness, wellness misfortune, recover, survival land, other encounters and deep diver into the complexities of living.

Our Human Experience is hosted by Claire Tierney and Anna Winter, a dynamic duo with their own lived experiences to share.

In this current era of disconnection, through social media and lock down, we felt compelled to create this podcast as an avenue to record stories to inspire and intrigue us, and others who are feeling in any way overwhelmed by their current situations. Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of rising from adversity and living the human experience.

A story is a rolling narrative filled with great personal tales of turmoil and triumph. Together we will discover why some people are able to continue living with purpose, even when faced with loss and despair, also we embrace what we can learn from the exceptional people in our midst who have done just that.

Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of living the human experience!
@artsnexusstudio
@our_human_experience_australia
@2020_claire
#stories
#human
#kindness
#raw
#real
#champion

#ourhumanexperience #love #vibe #community #arts #podcasting #human #experience #storytelling 

 

 

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Our Human Experience LINK HERE

Introducing our guest, Alteouise Devaughn

A native of Altadena California, Mezzo Soprano Alteouise DeVaughn has performed with opera companies all around the world. Currently residing in Port Douglas, FNQ with her husband of 9 years, Idris Alkamraikhi. 

Alteouise attended Eastman School of Music, Rochester N.Y. and The Juilliard School of Music in New York City. She is a winner of the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition.

Mezzo Soprano Alteouise DeVaughn is well known to audiences throughout the United States and Europe. Since her move to Far North Queensland, she has been delighting Australian audiences and has recently joined Opera Australia as a principal Artist. 

Ms DeVaughn made her professional debut with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra , and her Carnegie Hall debut with the New York Collegiate Chorale as the alto soloist in Handel’s Messiah. 

She made her debut with the Atlanta Symphony under the direction of Robert Shaw. She made her European debut at the Teatro Giuseppe Verdi in Trieste, Italy.

Ms DeVaughn has performed a wide variety of major roles with opera companies all around the world, the list is truly extensive. 

Currently she is the music director of her local community Theatre in Port Douglas.

In 2021 she joined a massed choir of singers from across the region where she performed a soloist role in Handel’s ‘Messiah’ at CPAC.  She was recently recognised by Douglas Shire Council and awarded the Arts and Culture award at the Citizenship Ceremony on Australia Day 2022. She is an inspiration to the community, voluntarily directing six choirs from Cairns to Cooktown and the Atherton Tablelands.

AUSTRALIA Day Award recipients in Douglas Shire 2022

https://douglas.qld.gov.au/2022-australia-day-awards-to-be-celebrated-online/

G'day Port Douglas & Daintree - Newsport 08/12/20

https://www.newsport.com.au/2020/december/video-gday-port-douglas-daintree-international-artist-alteouise/

My Life, My Story, Our Alteouise! - Newsport 8/2/2016

https://archive.newsport.com.au/latest-news/daily-stories/2016/february/feb-8-14/my-life-my-story-our-alteouise/

Our Human Experience presents a series of podcasts where regular people share inspirational stories about their life, their journey and their human experience. We contemplate illness, wellness misfortune, recover, survival land, other encounters and deep diver into the complexities of living.

Our Human Experience is hosted by Claire Tierney and Anna Winter, a dynamic duo with their own lived experiences to share.

In this current era of disconnection, through social media and lock down, we felt compelled to create this podcast as an avenue to record stories to inspire and intrigue us, and others who are feeling in any way overwhelmed by their current situations. Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of rising from adversity and living the human experience.

A story is a rolling narrative filled with great personal tales of turmoil and triumph. Together we will discover why some people are able to continue living with purpose, even when faced with loss and despair, also we embrace what we can learn from the exceptional people in our midst who have done just that.

Every story is unique, every story tells the tale of living the human experience!
@artsnexusstudio
@our_human_experience_australia
@2020_claire
#stories
#human
#kindness
#raw
#real
#champion

#ourhumanexperience #love #vibe #community #arts #podcasting #human #experience #storytelling 

 

 

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