What do your uncle, your dreamy best friend and your high school careers teacher have in common? 

In answering this question, we'll get a taste of what the False Summits podcast is about.
Hint: the following may play a part. 

1. Tips for late high-schoolers, millennials and the young-at-heart looking to invest careers and life projects with autonomy, creativity and flexibility. 
2. Interviews and analysis to uncover gems of wisdom
3. Overcoming challenges
4. Reflecting on values, skills and passion

Let's do this.

Find out more at the False Summits website, with extra resources, strategies, stories and links to community.

In this episode we recap all our learnings from our interviews and pull out our favourite insights and things to do moving forward!

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.

In this episode we chat with Nathan Camilleri, opera singer and music educator. Nathan has a deep passion for spreading a love of music, and how it can connect us all around the world and in our close-knit communities. He has worked for Opera Australia and numerous other bodies.

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.

In this episode we chat with Nivy Balachandran, who is a third culture kid, having Indian heritage and time spent growing up in the Middle East and Australia. Nivy shares how our culture informs our thinking and communication, also drawing on her experiences as a conflict resolution trainer, interfaith educator and social cohesion researcher.

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.

In this episode we chat with James Fodor, the host of the long-running Science of Everything Podcast. James has run numerous workshops in critical thinking and logic, and has studied fields as diverse as decision making, neuroscience, computational linguistics, biology, economics, politics and philosophy.

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.

In this episode we chat with Elif Elma, a young Muslim woman in Australia who shares her stories of strength, misunderstanding, perceptions of Islam, and what it's like growing up communicating faith in a secular world.

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.

In this episode we chat with David Coates, an early career secondary teacher, on the importance of communication in this challenging field.

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.

In this episode we chat with Dr Anna Arstein-Kerslake whose experience ranges from International Human Rights to advocating for the rights of those with cognitive difficulties.

Archival episode from The Hearth Podcast, a collaboration between myself and lawyer Maria Cananzi.

In each episode we explore how we can learn from the communication styles of experts and experiences in different fields: law, education, faith, culture, science and critical thinking.