Cindy Yu is our National Welfare Manager supporting our sporting clubs, schools and communities.

Learn more about her story and what brought her to now become such an important part of the mental health industry.

This show is dedicated to interviewing a mental health clinician on their role within the industry and how they can support people with mental health challenges.

We strive to help break down the stigma associated with seeking clinical support and focus on humanising our clinicians by sharing their stories and passion for their work.

Tune in to learn more about how to support yourself and others, through the lens of a clinical professional.

TRIGGER WARNING! This episode talks about suicide and the impact it had on those close to them. If you experience any feelings of distress please call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or in an emergency call 000.

Natalie Morgan is the mother of our host Todd Morgan. During this episode they discuss publicly for the first time their personal experiences on how suicide impacted their lives and the role that family and friends can play during this difficult period.

This episode we talk about media and journalism accountability, workplace harassment and comments made by Feminist writer Clementine Ford.

The Weekend Recap talks about highlights and lowlights from the weekend of sport, as well as various other topics from the headlines in the media. Jake & Sarah will break down the white noise and tackle the issues at hand.

Adam Hartlett played a total of 11 AFL games with the Carlton Football Club and was drafted pick #25 in 2004 before being delisted in 2009.

Harts shares his story of an injury riddled career and how the transition from elite sport left him angry and bitter.

Hosted by former AFL player Jake Edwards, this show goes into the forgotten world of becoming an AFL player and the business side of the industry, where players every year get delisted from their clubs.

This one-on-one interview series will have former players talking about their short-lived careers as elite athletes and how being delisted impacted their lives.

Having played 50 games or less they are often forgotten, but this segment will bring their stories to the front of the pack.

James Muecke AM is an ophthalmologist working in Adelaide, South Australia, and 2020 Australian of the Year, having been South Australian of the Year.

Muecke began his career in Kenya. He relocated to South Australia and became an eye surgeon and blindness prevention pioneer, starting both Vision Myanmar at the South Australian Institute of Ophthalmology in 2000, and Sight For All, a social impact organisation "aiming to create a world where everyone can see".

On being appointed the 2020 Australian of the Year, Muecke immediately advocated for a tax on sugary drinks in the fight against Type 2 diabetes.

Hosted by former Channel 10 news anchor Katrina Shute, On The Line is a series of weekly interviews with high profile guests sharing their stories.

Host Todd Morgan interviews Outside the Locker Room facilitators on their stories and why they are involved with OTLR.

He focuses on the guests' lived experience and shares how they achieved wellness post their mental health challenges.

Hosted by former Channel 10 news anchor Katrina Shute, On The Line is a series of weekly interviews with high profile guests sharing their stories.

This show is dedicated to interviewing a mental health clinician on their role within the industry and how they can support people with mental health challenges.

We strive to help break down the stigma associated with seeking clinical support and focus on humanising our clinicians by sharing their stories and passion for their work.

Tune in to learn more about how to support yourself and others, through the lens of a clinical professional.

Host Todd Morgan interviews Outside the Locker Room facilitators on their stories and why they are involved with OTLR. He focuses on the guests' lived experience and shares how they achieved wellness post their mental health challenges.

Hosted by former AFL player Jake Edwards, this show goes into the forgotten world of becoming an AFL player and the business side of the industry, where players every year get delisted from their clubs.

This one-on-one interview series will have former players talking about their short-lived careers as elite athletes and how being delisted impacted their lives.

Having played 50 games or less they are often forgotten, but this segment will bring their stories to the front of the pack.