This week on the show, we take things closer to home to meet our third rising star: Jason Damot from Brisbane, Queensland.  He sat down to chat with Zelig and talked all about his creative process and songwriting journey.  Plus, Diya and George dive into synesthesia, and Zelig joins Diya to ask the question "Could Skrillex be the solution to eliminating mosquitoes once and for all?" as they run through this week's biggest stories in music and mental health.

This week on Minds in Tune, Leea Nanos shares how being herself and ignoring what others thought opened lots of doors for her in part 2 of our interview with her.  Plus, after a trial of an extreme weight-loss program for teens caused controversy this week, with experts warning the habits formed could lead to eating disorders,  we're sharing Loughlin and Zelig's discussion on how to recover from one.  Plus, as always, we discuss the other big stories in mental health and music, and play Australia's favourite songs that you have and haven't heard of yet.

 This week on Minds in Tune, Leea Nanos shares how being herself and ignoring what others thought opened lots of doors for her in part 2 of our interview with her.  Plus, after a trial of an extreme weight-loss program for teens caused controversy this week, with experts warning the habits formed could lead to eating disorders,  we're sharing Loughlin and Zelig's discussion on how to recover from one.  Plus, as always, we discuss the other big stories in mental health and music, and play Australia's favourite songs that you have and haven't heard of yet. 

This week, we return to our regular format, but bring you three phenomenal female guests across the show as Women's History Month winds down.  Jeanette, chief ambassador of ChangeMakeHer, joins Loughlin to run through the biggest stories in mental health and music this week and shares how she's helping more young girls get into STEM.  Then, Miriam joins George for a raw and powerful discussion about body image, opening up about how toxic tropes in the media have impacted her from a very young age.  And, we've got part two of the Nicole Gibson interview to close the show, with Nicole sharing how she's going to create the biggest love-based movement in the world, and what her biggest fear is.  Plus, as always, we play Australia's favourite music that you have and haven't yet heard of.

This week, Nicole Gibson joins us to talk about her time as Commonwealth Mental Health Commissioner, and shares her goal of creating the biggest love-based organisation in the world.  If anyone can do it, it's her!

 This week, Nicole Gibson joins us to talk about her time as Commonwealth Mental Health Commissioner, and shares her goal of creating the biggest love-based organisation in the world.  If anyone can do it, it's her! 

 If you are struggling with any of the stories discussed in this week's episode, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.