MobTalk x Lilli Ireland, Palawa women studying Law at the Australian National University.

Lily yarns about her journey to become a Law student at ANU and how they have helped shape the person she is today with an overwhelming amount of support from Aboriginal elders within ANU. Lily and I yarn about her interpretations of the Constitution in modern day society and how so - called Australia is still being colonised. Lily yarns about the amount of strength that is held by our people and how Lily has hopes to make a change and help our people in the justice system. In Lily's words, with the First peoples of the continent being amongst the most incarcerated in the world (proportionally), the more of our people that aren't stuck in the justice system ,the more of our people you have out there that know how to care for country.

This week we yarn about how to be a better and safer ALLY for our LBGTQIA+ communities. We delve into Dan’s own personal experiences and how that has shaped his passion for working in the inclusion space. Micheal  (ALLY) yarns about the pride they have as VACCA now has a Rainbow tick!!! HOW GREAT! Here at VACCA we’re all about making everyone feel safe & welcome within our organisation, however it wouldn’t be the same here without these two legends helping us all learn and grow together.

https://www.vacca.org/page/stories/LGBTIQA-inclusion-at-VACCA

This week we are joined by Yorta Yorta/ Bunurong women Corina, Owner of Amber Days the Label. AmberDays is a GOTS - Certified, ethical and sustainable clothes brand aimed to empower women and share our culture in a way that is kind to country. Corina is a super driven, and passionate mother who began the brand as a way of making change in different spaces. Corina talks about life as a single mother, whilst creating a label that represents her values - the highs, and the lows. Corina yarns about how she aims to create social change, as well as change within the fashion industry to be better and kinder to our country. it was so humbling for myself to chat to the face behind the label who really is authentic in every way. Corina gives advice to women & single mothers wanting to start their own brand and follow their passion. Thanks Corina for making the time to come on MobTalk, we loved having you :)

This week on Mob Talk we are joined by TV Presenter and Kamilaroi man Matty Mills. Matty yarns about his journey to being in the job of his dreams, whilst acknowledging it hasn't been an easy path. Matty opens up about his childhood in the system, going in and out of foster care, being split from his brothers, to then be reunited with his dad, whom he thought had passed.

Matty shares his story with such openness and strength, showing forgiveness and love to his family members, understanding that his parents also had their own trauma.

Matty yarns about defying the odds and backing yourself in, and how this has helped him navigate his way throughout his older years. 

We acknowledge the strength and resilience of the families and young people we work with and acknowledge. This episode may be triggering for families and young people.  

https://linktr.ee/MattyMillsTV

Founder and CEO of not-for-profit Common Ground Rona Glynn-McDonald joins Talia on the latest episode of MobTalk. 

Tune in to hear these deadly young women speak about the work they're each doing to amplify First Nations knowledge, culture and stories.

https://www.commonground.org.au

Nathan Mcguire joins Mob Talk to talk all things ,fashion industry.

During this episode Nathan yarns about pushing the boundaries within social standards in the modelling industry and how hard work pays off from his experience, investing in the world of fashion. Nathan discusses the fashion industry before and after the Black Lives Matter movement, and how he saw a shift in ideology around “blak” fashion and people within the model industry. Nathan also discuss’s his new role with Melbourne Fashion Week, in helping young mob get involved in the fashion industry !!!

Backing yourself in with Tyrone Pynor.

This week the lovely Tyrone joins me to talk all things backing yourself in and how important it is to love and appreciate everyone around you. We yarn about his career journey, to where he is now, Triple J and his new show ‘soul Cntrl’. Tyrone speaks on being a creative currently and how Vocational Education helped shape him and give himself the skills to be able to navigate himself through the media world.

This Survival day Latifa Tee joins us on Mob Talk whilst we yarn about wellbeing this invasion day.

Latifa brings her humbling energy to talk about her crazy busy life as a DJ, Radio host and future as a lawyer. Latifa shares stories about her Life growing up and being signed by LMFAO singer , Red Foo. To later mixing for artists like ASAP FERG and First Nations Becca Hatch. Latifa is a proud Samoan/ Aboriginal Women, who now runs Triple J’s Mix up and stands by her values always making sure her show includes a diverse range of people, showcasing talents from all over the world.

Bringing in the NEW YEAR aka 2022 with the talented Kevin, aka YIKES aka @2bitgrifter.

Remember- New year same me, that’s cool, let’s level up though, we want new year, more diversity and keep booking blak.

The three boys from TJAKA music jump on Mob Talk to do an exclusive interview regarding their new song “FIYA”. The boys talk about the meaning behind the name, which is something truly unique, remember the T is partially silent. From having a musical dad who inspired them to take on the industry in their own, unique way, to now playing festivals and shows. TJAKA brings ultimate energy to a new form of Electronic/Hip-Hip/Reggae/Funk music.

Listen in to hear us talk about the process involved in creating and writing music. TJAKA’s ultimate goal is to have people grooving out to their music and having a good time, with future hopes of working with some of the hottest first nation’s artists, such as Kobie Dee and Barkkkkkkkkka.

https://www.instagram.com/tjaka_music/