Amritha Shakti is shaping her own path one song at a time. By tapping into her musicality and vision to explore identity and belonging she is putting into place a new way of being as a young woman of Australian-Indian Tamil background.

In Episode 26 of Brown Girl Pod, Amritha talks about her version of self love, how a trip to India changed her path and taught her trust herself to lead the way.

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Grace Dlabik is the creative and visionary force behind BE Collective Culture and BE One Creative; a space for expression by young free thinkers.

In this special conversation Grace shares the revelatory moment where her knowledge and passion for youth culture crossed paths with a vision for more representation in creative fields. We talk about  navigating the spaces she occupies as a mother and woman of colour seeking out how to be of service to her community.

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Rashmi Patel grew up reading Russian fairy tales and surrounded by a community of scientists. Today she spends her time working as a business analyst and honing her craft as a writer.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ In this week’s episode of Brown Girl Pod we chat with Rashmi about how her intercultural experiences informs her world view, writing about the #metoo movement, and finding precious time to honour her creativity.⁣

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Allira Potter is a proud Yorta Yorta woman who is creating her own path with intention. Allira has started her own creative business, she’s an ambassador, and model; all while finishing her university studies in media and communications. ⁣ In Episode 23 we chat about the great balancing act of a slashie, the influence of her grandparents, finding her strength with culture, and what it means to reclaim her independence.

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We’re rewinding the Brown Girl Pod Catalogue to Season 1 when we recorded a special bonus episode with Sydney is Cancelled.

Sydney is Cancelled was created from a need for a safe and inclusive space for creatives of colour. The catalyst is explained in the episode, so no spoilers.

Sukrita and Radhika have created a welcoming community of creatives and makers who simply want to create their happy place - where their experiences are valued and acknowledged.

It’s a for us by us platform which is a kind yet radical way of making sure our voices are heard.

Gerii Pleitez is a writer and creative on a mission. Today we sit down to chat about her creative process for writing her first booking and launching Kara Sevda Press, what it means to write your story honestly, and how she navigates being a third culture adult.⁣

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Pey Chi is a graphic designer and ceramicist based in Melbourne. She's created a colourful world for herself where happiness is the order of the day as she navigates life with her adorable sidekick Booster. Her illustrations immediately transform you into a joyful space and her characters give us permission to exist within this space by just being ourselves.

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Asha de Vos is a marine biologist who has travelled across oceans pioneering blue whale research with Oceanswell, an organisation she founded to promote marine conservation around her island home of Sri Lanka.

We chat about how being curious was expected of her as a child which in turn has seen an intention to work collaboratively for a common purpose not only the marine conservation, but to also uplift those around her.

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Mounica Tata is an illustrator and cartoonist who creates funny, quirky, and insightful drawings about serious topics. As a self-taught illustrator she unpacks pop culture and taboo topics like a journalist and delivers them with an illustrator's eye. We chat about her creative path, issues facing her as a feminist in India, and what drives her to keep creating.

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Kristy Dickinson is the creative and business genius behind Haus of Dizzy. She describes her line of hand made jewellery, conversation starters; ways to share your values and identity.

In this episode Kristy shares her path to building a creative business that gives her a platform to connect to community, share her Indigenous culture, and start a conversation about what matters most.

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