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In this episode, I chat with Angelina Thompson - a Polynesian triple threat who has taken the Australian entertainment industry by storm. With a strong background in musical theatre - Angelina has pivoted to our screens, playing Kirby on Australia’s most popular drama series -  Home and Away. In this episode we chat all about her story, navigating the performing arts industry, and also focusing on the importance of creating safe spaces within this industry for people of colour.

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Tiffi is a singer/songwriter who got her start on SoundCloud when she was just 13 years old with the song 'Peppermint Smiles' which now has over 13 million streams on Spotify alone.

Gladys Lai studied for an Arts/ Law Degree at university, with the hopes of being an art historian. Never did she envision herself being an editor and writer for the likes of Vogue Australia, Vogue Living, and GQ. Sydney's answer to Carrie Bradshaw joins the guestlist for season 3 of The Tell Tale Podcast, and we talk all about non-linear career paths, breaking down the stigma around arts degrees, life working at Vogue, and learning to become comfortable with the unknown.

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In this episode, I chat with  @simonesquared   @simonesimmo3170  about women in the social media space.  

We cover a LOT. Some of the topics we speak about include:

- Narcissism 

- "Pick me" culture 

- Internalised misogyny  

- Cancel culture 

- Self-help content: how female influencers who produce this kind of content are perceived compared to male creators

  - The issue with audiences pitting female influencers against each other 

 - Whether removing controversial figures off of social media platforms is effective

 - The false sense of female empowerment that certain online subcultures present (i.e. "femcel" culture/ "female manipulators" and associated trends)  

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In this episode, I share 18 lessons I learned at 18.  

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Key Timestamps  

2:01 - Don’t settle in friendships  

3:40 - Only hang around people  

5:35 - If you ever feel like you’re giving more in a friendship than you’re receiving back = stop 

8:39 - Don’t tolerate disrespect from a friend, regardless of whether they can be nice to you sometimes 

11:00 - Be friendly with everyone, but don’t be friends with everyone 

17:55 - The importance of voicing your concerns/thoughts rather than repressing them 

19:43 - That insecurities are a form of self-obsession  

24:29 - How to overcome nerves/mental blocks  

29:45 - The world doesn't stop moving even if you’re unsuccessful 

30:33 - That cafe food is expensive 

32:50 - That the most aesthetic-looking cafes and restaurants, often have the worst-tasting food  

33:57 - You can attract opportunities when you’re operating on the right frequency 

35:54 - The true importance of giving yourself structure or routine 

39:10 - People come into your life for a reason, but some are just simply little cameos 

41:38 - The true power of curation on social media 

47:23 - Friendships and relationships in your life shouldn’t feel forced 

48:22 - The importance of setting time out to reflect 

51:34 - Life is a process of continually learning

The guest this episode is the lovely Bendere Oboya. Bendere is traditionally a 400m athlete, but has her sights set on the 800m as well. She started her athletics career relatively late for most - 16 - however, in a short space of time, she has become a phenomen - going from a 60 seconds plus 400m athlete to Commonwealth Youth Champion in 2017, 2018 Commonwealth Games representative on the Gold Coast and then the highest placed teenager at the 2019 World Championships. Competing at the Olympics last year was a massive feat for Bendere as she continues her journey. This episode, we talk all about starting her athletics career, her road to the Olympics, being a black woman in Australia, facing comparison with Cathy Freeman and how she’s gained enough confidence to call herself her own role model.

She also answers the questions some of you sent across for her!

Bendere’s Instagram Pages:@_bendere

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The guest this episode is the lovely Sian Fuller. Best known for progressing to the semi finals of the 2021 season of the Voice Australia, Sian won hearts across the country for her incredible performances night after night. In our chat together, Sian shares her experiences balancing the HSC with being on our screens, navigating her newfound social media success, her own songwriting process and the future of her burgeoning musical career.  Sian’s Instagram Pages:@siannfuller  Follow The Tell Tale Podcast on Instagram: @thetelltalepodcast Subscribe to The Tell Tale Podcast on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9NtTK4FEPlne2QryBIfiTQ Thank you for listening to Sian's tale and we'll see you next episode for another exciting interview!

In this episode, I speak with colourist Max Goldini. Well known for working on BAFTA Award Winning Series "Ambulance" on BBC, Max's extensive resume amidst the world of film made him the perfect subject of this episode. He also won the Broadcast TECH young talent award in 2017 for best young colorist. 

This episode, we talk all about what a colourist actually does, networking, gaining confidence, changing career paths/courses at university and getting your foot in the door. Super grateful to have had him on and hope you all enjoy the episode. 

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Today I speak with Courtney Miller, an actress and artist, well known for her role as Bella Nixon on Home and Away. She also has a degree in psychology and counselling, having worked with Lifeline as a crisis supporter for a while. In this episode we traverse Courtney’s journey into the world of acting, artistry and sparking creativity as well as mental health, the importance of reaching out and MORE! 

Courtney’s Instagram Pages:@courtney_ally AND @courtneyallyart

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