WE'RE BACKKKKK!!! 

For the 169th time, we're starting over! We may not be consistent but we're funny, honest and here to talk to you about all the things we wish we knew growing up! 

This episode, Laura wears her professional hat as the Affirmative Consent Project Officer at YACVic (Youth Affairs Council Victoria) and tells us all about the updated consent legislation in Victoria, what the Affirmative Consent Model is and age of consent laws. 

Thanks to YACVic for sponsoring this episode!

If any of the content in this episode impacts you, there are supports available for you. 

• Safe Steps - call 1800 015 188 (24 hours, 7days)
• Djirra - call 1800 105 303 (9am - 5pm, weekdays) 
• Rainbow Door - call 1800 729 367 (10 am - 5pm, 7 days) or text 0480 017 246 (10am - 5pm, 7 days) 
• Sexual Assault Crisis Line - call 1800 806 292 (24 hours, 7 days

Stay clueless, cuties x

Loz and Mando xx

Hey listeners!! 2 months in a row - how's that for consistency?? 

Today we are joined by the inspiring Conor Pall - a victim-survivor of domestic violence who is actively using his experience to shake up the family violence system that ultimately, failed him. With Conor, we deep dive into how his experience impacts him to this day, and how he's managed to change the narrative for his story to take ownership of who he is, rather than being defined by what happened to him. 

We were also lucky enough to be joined by Jack Ward - an aspiring journalist, Conor's partner, and all-round fabulous human. The four of us - alongside talking absolute nonsense and getting distracted every couple of minutes - discuss how to navigate relationships while also navigating trauma and recovery. 

After a bit of a hiatus, Laura and Miranda are back! With a new season comes new topics, new guests, and new segments. To kick off the year, it's time to catch up with these 2 co-hosts who have missed you dearly! We're catching up on life talking about all things from travel, to neurodivergence, to awkward encounters with slippery snakes! Listen in to find out more 👄

Growing Up Clueless wishes to acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which we work - the Dja Dja Wurrung, Wurundjeri, and Wadawurrung People. Sovereignty was never ceded and this land always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.

Podcast funded by Kyneton Community House & the Zonta Club of Kyneton.

Happy New Year friends! 
To send off 2022 we wanted to take a look back at the past year. Our highlights, our lowlights, the moments we're proud of and what we've learned. This episode is our way of signing off the first season of Growing Up Clueless. 

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us so far! We will be back bigger and better than ever in 2023! 

This episode is sponsored by Kyneton Community House and the Zonta Club of Kyneton. We can't thank you enough for your ongoing support! 

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Lots of love, 
Laura & Miranda x

Hey Clueless Crew!

A quick trigger warning before you jump into this episode - we are speaking about sexual assault in this episode so please, if this is a topic that you think you might struggle with, feel free to skip this one.

This episode, Miranda interviews Laura about her experience as a survivor of sexual assault. We dive into what it is like to navigate trauma as a young woman, and how she got to the point of using her story to help others.

If this episode does trigger you in any way, please reach out to someone for help. If you need support, there are resources below that you can access.

Lifeline - 13 11 14
Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA) - https://casa.org.au/contact-us/
Sexual Assault Crisis Line - 1800 806 292

Be kind to yourself. 

Lots of love, 
Laura and Miranda x

Podcast funded by Kyneton Community House & the Zonta Club of Kyneton.

Hey Clueless Crew!

We are back with our third episode talking all things sexuality! We deep dive into our personal journeys as young queer women & how we fit into the queer experience.

This episode we have an incredible interview from a queer woman who came out only to be met with rampant homophobia amongst her family. Tune in to hear her talk all about it...

If you enjoyed this episode then we'd love to hear from you! Hit us up on Instagram @growingupclueless or our Facebook is Growing Up Clueless or if  you want more information about the work Miranda & Laura get up to head to our website https://www.growingupclueless.com

Stay clueless,
Laura & Miranda x

Big thanks to our sponsors, Kyneton Community House & the Zonta Club of Kyneton!

Hello hello! Long time, no episode!! 

Here is a quick little update about why we've been so absent lately. We wanted to explain & let you know that we are coming back better than ever! 

Let this be a reminder that it is okay to take time to look after yourself. We did what we needed to do & now we can give this podcast all the time & energy it deserves. 

Can't wait for what's next - stay clueless!! 🍑

On todays episode we discuss everything from STIs to contraception & what it's really like to go to a sexual health clinic! 

A big thank you to the lovely Ange for joining us on this episode to give us insight into what a sexual healthcare appointment may look like. 

Any questions or embarrassing stories you'd like to share? Head over to our instagram @growingupclueless & DM us! 

This episode is proudly funded by the Kyneton Community House & the Zonta Club of Kyneton. 

For our very first episode we are tackling public high school sexuality education! From the minimal highs & the frequent lows, we are here to discuss the gaps that we noticed in our own sex ed & how underprepared we felt when it came to discovering our sexuality. We explore not only the things we learned, but also the information we would have love to of been given & what we hope will change in the coming years. 
We also interview the lovely Dr Marisa Monagle, an ex sex ed teacher who has used her own difficult experiences due to her lack of sex education to empower future generations of young people when it comes to sexual health & education. 

Podcast funded by Kyneton  Community House & the Zonta Club of Kyneton.