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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Janet Yaki, Founder and President of the PNG Stoma Association. Living with a stoma has its difficulties and is a harsh reality for those living with one in Papua New Guinea. Ostomates in PNG have to deal with a severe lack of aftercare, the high cost of colostomy bags, and potentially facing discrimination from their communities and families. But it’s through the work of people like Janet and her association that those now living with a stoma are supported and given a voice. Sitting down with Janet was an eye-opening experience as she shared her journey as an Ostomate, her recovery from bowel cancer, the creation of the PNG Stoma Association, the importance of aftercare for those living with a stoma, and her mission to help the Ostomates of PNG.
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00:00 - Intro
01:08 - Who is Janet
02:12 - What prompted her to start the association?
05:22 - What is an Ostomy?
06:35 - High Price of Colostomy Bags
10:18 - Lack of specialists where colostomy bags are sold
11:00 - Importance of Stoma Therapy nurses
12:11 - When the Gold Coast Ostomy Association found out about her work
16:35 - The presentation she made to The Gold Coast Ostomy Association
19:31 - Lack of aftercare
21:10 - How she helps Ostomates
23:04 - Fundraising events
25:13 - The different bags for adults and children
31:48 - How she currently operates
36:21 - Fear of stigma
38:39 - The accessibility of colostomy bags has helped the Ostomates in contact with Janet
41:00 - Lack of awareness of bowel cancer
43:10 - lack of awareness in rural areas
44:11 - Permanent and temporary stomas
47:05 - Stoma discrimination
49:16 - The number of Ostomates Janet has helped
55:00 - Cultural stigma
57:43 - If something feels wrong, get it checked out
1:03:03 - How to contact Janet
1:04:10 - Closing
1:04:39 - ENDS
Facebook:
PNG Stoma Association
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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Ruth Kedea, Co-founder and managing partner of Kick Entertainment. Sitting with Ruth and hearing about the journey of Kick Entertainment was an absolute pleasure. Brace yourselves for a lengthy discussion on the business’s humble beginnings back in 2016, to the trials and challenges they faced during the pandemic, and to now bringing and sharing the unique experience they provide with the other centers of PNG.
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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Who is Ruth Kedea?
01:17 - What made them want to start Kick Entertainment
02:43 - When they began looking at the talent pool side of things
04:56 - Where the name Kick came from
07:15 - Evolving and diversifying
09:22 - Relationships are key
10:05 - The birth of the Old-School parties
12:23 - first signs of covid
16:10 - Reception of the first event
16:50 - Covid appears
21:11 - Niupla pasin measures
22:11 - Gotta be able to adjust
25:02 - Post-Covid
29:42 - Events in the outside centers
37:16 - Still improving
40:10 - Importance of a good team
43:10 - Ruth's advice to older individuals wanting to start a business
47:27 - Closing
49:04 - ENDS
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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Noelene Taula Wunum, the Director of Wunums Coaching Center, an educational coaching center focused on building a foundation for students to excel. It is always a pleasure to speak to individuals who are in their own way helping to create a better future for PNG. We chat about the coaching center’s journey from its founding in 2018, the teaching approach Noelene and her staff implement, the emphasis on catering to the needs of specific students, and their plans for the future. Hope you all can catch it when it’s out.
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00:00 - Intro
01:13 - Who is Noelenne and what is Wunums coaching center
02:39 - When were they established?
05:59 - How was their first year of operationing
08:44 - The minimum amount of time a student would need to improve
12:06 - How long does it usually take for a program to be crafted by a teacher for a student
13:34 - The trend of subjects students find difficult
14:30 - What dictates the teaching approach?
17:44 - What is the most common issue affecting a student’s learning
21:56 - How many students have gone through their program?
28:35 - Their future plans
30:27 - Closing
31:07 - ENDS
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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Chan Anivai, AKA Shawk23. He is a dear friend of the Niunet team and it was great catching up with him. It has been a year since he was last on the show. He and Dan chat about what they’ve been up to creatively, the lessons they’ve learned as artists and entrepreneurs, the “LoverBoii” comic, the effects of AI on the creative art scene, motivation, and discipline.
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00:00 - Intro
02:09 - Who is Chan?
04:31 - How the past year has been for Chan
07:43 - How the past year has treated Dan
10:08 - Chan observed Dan’s Journey
11:07 - How the reception has been for Dan's comic “Lover Boii”
15:39 - The importance of Stubborn faith
17:54 - Dan talks about the journey of making the comic and a bit about the process
20:26 - Dan and Chan discuss the possibilities and hope for those that come after them
24:45 - Proving ourselves wrong
28:05 - Trailblazing
31:42 - How to use your passion
33:39 - Discipline and improving
33:45 - The realities of discipline
40:34 - Pushing past self-doubt
49:00 - Opportunities in obstacles
55:47 - Life is a videogame
1:07:31 - Dan dives into his growth and development as an artist
1:17:42 - If you can do it, do it
1:19:40 - Using AI as a creative
1:24:57 - Human art may become more valuable
1:27:53 - You still need the fundamentals
1:37:27 - Closing
1:38:34 - ENDS
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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Izabell Druma. She is the Director of the Gas Light Series and our first returning guest on the Niunet Podcast. It was a pleasure catching up with her as she tells us about the Gas Light Series, the issues they aim to address in their own way, the reception of their first major event, advice for those wanting to start a business, and a hint at their plans for the future.
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00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Who is Izabell?
03:18 - Why the name “Gas Light”
06:16 - What is the Gaslight Series
08:51 - The fund- rave
13:24 - Where did the idea for the “Gaslight series” come from
16:39 - How the first event was received
20:01 - The change in spending power over the years in PNG
23:28 - How their security for their first event was organized
27:32 - The earlier the better
29:26 - What the future may hold for Gaslight
31:45 - Closing
32:02 - ENDS
You can follow the Gaslight Series here:
The Gaslight Series
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/izabell.druma
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/gaslightseries_06/
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#niunetpng #educationeverywhere #mentalhealthawareness #sme #business #gaslight
In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Jenny AKA Wildchildjae. She is a young woman in business and is currently the Head of Sales @Haus of Bung. It was an absolute pleasure chatting with her about her journey in the SME space, the challenges of running an online business, her adjustment to Port Moresby life after moving from Kopopo, the importance of competition, creative marketing, customer service, cooperation between SMEs, and the importance of a strong mindset when it comes to running a business.
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00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Show Introductions
00:37 - Who is WIldchildljae?
02:08 - How she has been finding life in POM
03:21 - Difficulties of running an online business
04:24 - When items sit for too long
05:17 - tactics for selling items to clear stock
06:54 - How Haus of Bung came about
07:44 - How she came to POM
09:35 - The journey of registering Haus of Bung
11:19 - systems and processes that slow things down
14:46 - Systems now clamping down on corruption
15:51 - Her positive experiences in Port Moresby
17:05 - Her positive experience with samaritans from around PNG
24:01 - Qualities someone would need to sustain themselves with a business
26:21 - Jenny on creative marketing
29:19 - Importance of packaging
32:09 - The importance of competition
32:46 - Competition is good
36:33 - Accidental Monopolies
38:11 - Collaborating with other SMEs
40:08 - Jenny's observation on the difference between people from the highlands and coastal region
42:33 - When she came back to PNG
49:15 - Jenny talks about the general complacency of PNG people
53:13 - SMEs helping each other
55:49 - Just Start
59:23 - Jenny's advice to those wanting to improve their lives by starting a business
1:01:06 - Importance of being able to multi-task
1:02:12 - Closing
1:03:36 - ENDS
You can find Wildchildjae here:
Haus of Bung
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/hausofbung
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/hausofbung/
Wildchildjae
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/wildchildjae/
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/@wildchildjae
Don’t forget; you can message us if you have any questions or get in touch through email at [email protected]!
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#niunetpng #educationeverywhere #womeninbusiness #sme #business
In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Nigel. V. SIne. He is the author of, “Rise Above the Average” and “Faith Through the Storm”. Speaking to someone at the beginning of their writing career and understanding the mindset it takes to publish two books of your own was a pleasure. We chat about his journey as an author, how he first got into writing, what it was like writing his first book, the various challenges he faced, and the business side of making money as an author.
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00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Show Introductions
00:32 - Who is Nigel V Sine?
00:54 - When did he start writing?
01:24 - How soon after Grade 12 did NIgel start on "Rise above the Average”?
01:58 - What went into the month of planning Nigel had to do for his first book
02:35 - What is "Rise above the average" about?
03:38 - What the journey was like when he first started production on the first book
04:38 - What his second book is about
05:34 - Other challenges other than financial that Nigel had to deal with
06:41 - How he went about getting the book published
07:17 - How a publisher and Author relationship works
09:09 - What happens after the first book is printed
09:43 - Where his books are available
10:25 - How book two's production was affected by deliveries for book one
11:08 - How the reception for the books have been
12:55 - What happens after a book is sold
13:39 - The printing and selling process
14:33 - How he reacted to the success of his first book
15:10 - Nigels plans for a physical location
16:22 - How having two books to sell has affected business
17:27 - Nigel tells us about his third book now in production
18:37 - Nigel speaks on moments when he was discouraged by others
20:57 - How to get your hands on a copy of his books
21:11 - Closing
21:47 - ENDS
You can contact Nigel here:
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/nigel.jaywhite?__tn__=%3C
Phone:
7529 9963
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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Oswald Nicholas. He is a young photographer and videographer, and he is the man behind WALDO MEDIA. We were fortunate enough to have him on the show, as the life of a content creator can get quite hectic. It was a pleasure catching up with him to talk about his journey as a content creator, how it was leaving school and going full-time with his passion, the lessons he’s learned, and the challenges he’s faced along the way.
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00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Show Introductions
00:31 - Who is Oswald
01:29 - How did Oswald first get into photography?
02:30 - How he had the conversation with his parents to leave school
05:12 - How the gig in Lihir came about
06:57 - Oswald lists the places he’s traveled for work
08:10 - How his mindset shifted when his hobby became a business
09:48 - The lessons he’s learned from shadowing more experienced photographers
12:15 - Oswald explains what goes into photographers and videographers pricing their services
14:04 - His experience of being by his sister's side during the Miss PNG pageant
16:16 - The opportunities that came after making content for Miss Relaxo
17:58 - Oswald’s advice to anyone wanting to start doing photography and videography
19:29 - The challenges he expected and didn’t expect
20:09 - Last nugget of advice from Oswald
21:02 - Closing
21:39 - ENDS
You can find Oswald here:
Waldo Media Productions
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/waldomediaprodctions
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/waldomediaproductions/
Oswald_e_NIcholas
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/oswald_e_nicholas/
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#niunetpng #educationeverywhere #photography #videography #business #travel
In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Jordan Sere from the Basketball Federation of PNG. He is the Hoops for Health coordinator and has for years used basketball as a tool to bring change to communities. In recent years, his work has taken him to different corners of PNG. We were fortunate enough to catch up with him and chat about how his basketball journey started, the change in the attitudes of communities the code has reached, the increased involvement of women in the sport both on the court and at an administrative level, and the future superstars of the sport residing in the rural parts of the country.
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00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Show Introductions
00:40 - Who is Jordan Sere?
01:32 - How Jordan first got into basketball
02:29 - When he began to get more involved with his community work
03:15 - Everything started in Daru
05:38 - After Daru what was next?
07:01 - Kicked off in Kerema
07:54 - Jordan speaks on his week in Madang
08:42 - Walium Station indoor courts
09:50 - Jordan mentions where more basketball programs may be taking place
12:22 - The growth of basketball
15:25 - The different types of programs
17:57 - Basketball is a family sport
19:03 - Sports as a tool to shape and change our nation
20:32 - The growth of Female participation
24:57 - Jordan’s opinion on challenges that need to be addressed for Basketball in PNG
26:22 - Aiming to get more rural police involved with Basketball
27:42 - What Jordan would like to see for the future of Basketball in PNG
29:00 - The superstars they found in Kikori
33:28 - Closing
34:10 - ENDS
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In this week's episode of the #NiunetPodcast, we spoke to Sheldon Midire, AKA SHLD. He is a young producer who’s been gaining popularity with his remixes, mashups, and collaborations.
We chat about his life as a young producer in PNG, how he got into making music, what led to his decision to seriously persue his passion, and how he uses social media to market his brand.
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00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Show Introductions
00:48 - Who is SHLD?
01:33 - How Sheldon first got into music
03:23 - When did he started pushing his music and taking it more seriously?
06:03 - Why he stepped away from medical school
08:00 - The type of music he made in his early days
09:17 - What his day to day life is like
10:21 - Teaching his friend how to make beats
11:33 - What goes into creating a new track and his process
13:22 - In Sheldon's opinion, what makes a good mashup song
15:04 - The time it takes to make a song
17:21 - Deadlines in creative content
18:24 - When he gives himself deadlines for his content
19:28 - How to know when you are done with a track
20:32 - Instances of being a perfectionist
21:42 - How he’s finding being a DJ
24:42 - How much his deck cost and how he got it
26:09 - Being a young producer on social media
27:03 - Sheldon explains how he uses social media to his advantage
31:31 - Closing
31:47 - ENDS
SHLD’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shldnmdre/
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#niunetpng #educationeverywhere #creativearts #musicproducing #dj #pngmusic
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