Rachel is not only a fashion editor, but also a dedicated sustainable fashion superstar with a mission to raise awareness for sustainable fashion practices and encourage her communities to seek environmentally supportive pathways which don't cause further harm to the planet.

In this episode, Rachel speaks all about how making an impact in sustainable fashion is not just the responsibility of one person doing it perfectly but a collective of organisations, companies and a global commitment to simply do the best that they can to support sustainability and the protection of our environments, people and deterrence of over-consumption of products and materials.

Find out more by visiting her website www.aboutyourclothes.com or following her sustainability focused Instagram: @aboutyourclothes_

Hayley is a woman who knows what century it is and she is here to remind women of all ages to go after their unconventional dreams!

Whether women want to be a butcher, a baker or a candlestick maker, Hayley is encouraging women to get stuck into careers that they can use their hands in and defy the gendered stereotypes which have been placed on careers being historically male dominated.

I know when I was little I wanted to be Bob the Builder, so having an inspirational, non-conforming woman like Hayley in my life might have been exactly what I needed to be that person when I grew up.

Hayley encourages women of all ages to consider the question, what would you do if you could do anything?

Find out more by listening to her journey today and find her on social media at the links below:

FIND HAYLEY: @ hayley_.steel & @mrshayleypageant

HER PATHWAYS: @her_pathways

Hamsika takes us on a journey through her mental health experiences and difficulties experienced from bullying and lack of boundaries.

Hamsika speaks about the difference made to her life when she decided that enough was enough and that she deserved better than the experiences she had been subject to and influenced by.

Hamsika's journey has led her to self-publishing a book on the importance of connection to self & others and speaks candidly about her podcast as a therapeutic tool; that's the real deal.

Find her on social media at: @hamsikaprakash & @therealdeal_sws

In this episode, host Bree speaks candidly about her experiences in January including being disrespected by creatives and being made to feel horrible working as a model.

By sharing this story Bree hopes to inspire those around her to speak openly about their experiences and draw from her courage to challenge and call out when those around them are being disrespectful, inappropriate, and frankly unkind.

Bree discusses how this completely brought her down and was shattering to her to experience in the current climate. What do you think?

Belle has got to be one of the most dedicated 18-year-old girl's that I have ever met!

As an accomplished international model, two-time business owner and pageant queen, Belle has been an incredible source of inspiration to me and support on my pageant and modelling journey.

She completely flipped the script on me and convinced me that judging a person's experience from their age was a complete no-no!

Join us whilst we explore the founding of her businesses, challenges and triumphs, and work on understanding what it takes to juggle it all!

This episode takes you through the various ways that coaching can help you in your personal and professional journey and help you to find out more about who you are and what you represent.

It's an unedited, unpolished review of my coaching experiences to help you decide if coaching is what you seek in 2025 and shows you how to figure out what you even want to be coached in and why?

Join me whilst we unpack it together, and let me COACH you through it!

SOCIAL MEDIA & PERSONAL BRANDING QUEEN: https://www.kimmijayneconsulting.com

Nicole is truly one of a kind and represents all of the best bits of a pageant queen!

Whilst I have only known Nicole two short years, the impact she has made on my life and the support she has shown me has been unparalleled!

If thinking differently is her super power, it's the one I want to wish for when I grow up!

Join us on this week's podcast where Nicole speaks about growing up different and the things she wished were available to her as a young person experiencing neurodivergence.

Nicole is on a mission to provide a space for neurodivergent people to connect and explore the world with the support of their peers and we can't wait to see where it takes her!

Welcome back to 2025 my loves!

After what was the most chaotic year last year, Raise Your Voice is back and better than ever! This year we are more aligned, more empowering and more focused than ever and can't wait to take you along whilst we explore mindset, connection and inspired change along with our guests and new segments to keep you tuned in across the year.

Join us this episode for our first oracle reading and reflect on what this past year has taught us. I speak to my challenges and difficulties RAW & UNEDITED and shine a light on my goals for this year.

Are you ready? 2025 is waiting for us, for you, to RAISE YOUR VOICE!

Battling unrealistic expectations is hard, but not even recognising or knowing how to respond to expectations when they arise can be so much harder. In this episode, I speak about the significance of receiving feedback from my audiences and stepping into the things I value most in life by taking some steps back to figure it all out.

In this episode, join me whilst I explore some recent feedback, my unplugged thoughts, energetic alignment and recognising when support is required.

If you have time, I'd love to know what you think by sending me a private message on instagram @breetiana_ or in the comments.

Happy listening!

Mimoza Cena-Sokoli & her husband, Beqir Sokoli, had a vision that started from their own experience of trying to connect to their roots and plan a wedding from their home in Adelaide, a world away from their heritage and cultural home in Kosovo.

Finding that they were running around like headless chooks in the months leading up to their wedding, they thought about how wonderful it would be to be able to connect to local vendors, designers and events crew from abroad and plan the wedding of their dreams.

Shortly after their wedding, they began working on putting together a wonderful and reliable resource that would support brides & grooms from across the world to connect to their culture and homes to source the finest quality, locally produced goods and services right at their fingertips.

From their initial days, My DASMA Shop World, has grown into a formal wear and design revolution which aims to connect the bridal, pageant and formal wear designers of the Balkans to a world-wide consumer market.

The quality and passion that goes into every piece is unparalleled and offers Australian's (and a worldwide market) an opportunity to shop an incredible range of designer garments from the comfort of their living rooms.