Bad Apples Music artist Alice Skye jumps on Mob Talk to yarn with Talia about her new single Party Tricks. Alice talks about her experience as a young artist and what music means to her. We yarn about the songwriting process and the imposter syndrome Alice battles with when she steps on stage amongst some of the greats, such as Paul Kelly and Midnight Oil. Alice and Talia laugh about early teenage years and how it has inspired her music writing process.

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This is a very special episode of Mobtalk. Talia traveled back home to Luritja country in Alice Springs and caught up with her Uncle Ryan Liddle. Ryan is an SBS/NITV broadcaster and has been in the media game for a long time. He talks about how he fell into his current career and what it has been like along the way, and also shares his involvement with Black Deaths in Custody.

This episode of MobTalk Talia and fellow ally, Damian Anderson yarn to Kayla Cartledge, CEO of Our Songlines. Our Songlines works on making Indigenous Culture accessible to anyone in a safe environment. Kayla works on incorporating truth telling components into education helping to dismiss all preconceived ideas surrounding Aboriginal people and our culture. This includes basket weaving, mentoring programs and the art of Wayapa Wuurk, an earth connection practise based on ancient wisdom - creating a series of movements involving narrative meditation and earth mindfulness.

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Kobie Dee bringing in the heat this episode of MobTalk. Listen in whilst Kobie yarns about taking ownership over his life and turning that anger into a whole lot of self-determination to be better. Kobie discusses addiction and how it’s a constant battle, however Kobie’s daughter Kallie is his motivation to be a role model and great dad. Turn up the volume to hear Kobie talk about his up upcoming EP and how he comes to form the meanings behind his lyrics. 

Mob Talk is joined by the QWEEN herself, Bianca Hunt. With a focus on International Women's Day, Bianca discusses what it's like being a young black woman in sports media which is mainly dominated by white males, and how she is trailblazing a path for other fearless women. Talia and Bianca yarn about the importance of getting to know yourself, your boundaries, who you are as a women and what you stand for.

On this week’s episode of MobTalk, Talia yarns with Tiwi Islander Cyril Rioli Senior. 

Cyril shares stories about his younger years with his family, playing football and the large role the sport has played in their lives. Now, Cyril uses his platform as a respected community member to impact the lives of young people, educating mob on the importance of looking after their health. Not sitting on the bench, or hand balling the hard stuff, he is going front-on like he did for all 264 games, winning 12 premierships in the NT which landed Cyril in the NT hall of fame. 

On this episode of Mob talk we sit down with Yorta Yorta woman Lena Charles, Head of Impact at Clothing The Gap.

Hear about how the mob at clothing the gap are making some serious noise in the clothing game and more importantly creating conversations about freeing our flag and their mission for the future.

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On this episode of Mob Talk, Chris and Talia yarn with local Yorta Yorta woman Carissa Nialoo.

Carissa is a local musician who tells stories through song. Listen in and learn about how Carissa does her part to keep culture alive.

On this week's episode of Mob Talk Talia and Chris yarn with Mark Robinson CEO of One Vision Productions which aims to inspire and empower our youth through music, dance, education and mentorship opportunities.

Mark shares his personal journey of travelling the globe, teaching, and learning culture and what inspired him to start One Vision Productions and turn it into a leading community-based organisation.

SEED is Australia’s first Indigenous youth climate network.

Jacob and Jakobi talk about the need for climate action, climate change effects on the world and its peoples, and how you can get involved with SEED. The team also touch on respect for country and the preservation of sacred sites