Deadly Discussions

CEO of Brisbane Indigenous Media Association, Jyi a Bidjara joins me on the Deadly Discussions Podcast to share the importance of Indigenous content for Indigenous people.

With a proven track record in working alongside Indigenous people all across Australia, Jye will be exclusively sharing his journey and just how he ended up where he is today.

CEO Scott McCartney went LIVE with Isaac L Harrison on Deadly Discussions this morning.Scott covers some important topics such as,

- Trends - Keeping Focus - Managing Cash Flow - Mindset - How to prepare your business to come out of this

He also shares the latest updates on the overall sector with Kinaway Chamber of Commerce Vic Ltd latest report COVID 19 Economic Conditions Report.

A unique name with a unique story.

Noon Van Der Silk joins me on the podcast to share,

- Growing up in a Cult hence the name!

- Finding your identity

- Finding your purpose

- Struggling at school but thriving at college

- AI and it's power to bring social change and harmony

This one is for all you techies!

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 Indigenous community

- Growing a sustainable brand

- Closing the Gap by Clothing the Gap

- Free the Flag Movement

- A New Model for Community Health

You can find the website here,

clothingthegap.com.au

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.