What does play look like across generations? In this episode, we turn the microphone on our host, Professor Lisa Kervin, as she shares insights from her Future Fellowship research into intergenerational play. Lisa explores the value of intergenerational play, play in the digital age, and how to be intergenerationally inclusive with our language and actions.

Where is the line between children's enticing high-quality digital play to deceptive and manipulative design? How do we know when that line has been crossed. This panel discusses these questions and more about app design with children in mind.

It's World Breastfeeding Week and to celebrate we speak with Michelle Smid from the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District about the supports that exist to keep new parents and babies happy, healthy and fed.

How can adults can support young children to incorporate art into their every day? Today Lisa and Debi discuss embracing opportunities for children’s meaning making through drawing and play, and the role of materials in children’s explorative learning.

How can the Illawara Shoalhaven Local Health District support families with new babies as they move from the hospital to home? In this episode Carina Scott and Amanda King share their insights on those first important days.

How can we build meaningful relationships with each other and with the land? In this episode, we dive into the Yuin ontology of oneness, an understanding of the deep relationships between all things, and discuss how listening to Country shapes both writing and research.

How can art help young people connect to identity and place? Join Lisa Kervin and Pete Hewitt as we explore how contemporary art, education, and connection to Country come together in creative practice. Hear how making art became a way of self-expression, cultural reconnection, and sharing knowledg,e, both in the classroom and on Country.

What does it really mean for children to have the right to a clean and safe environment? In this special Children's Week episode, we discuss how we can design environments that support children’s safety, wellbeing, and play.

How do early experiences with art shape confidence and creativity? Join Lisa and Gai as they explore how educators and children can learn together through creative play, building confidence, agency, and visual expression.

How do stories shape the way children see themselves and others? Join Lisa and Lauren as we explore the power of young children’s literature to spark creativity, build empathy, and connect classrooms to the wider world.