On 1 March 2026, the leader of the Islamic Government of Iran was killed. After 47 years, the Iranian people are finally free. But as an Iranian-Australian, my joy comes with a serious warning for my fellow Australians. We cannot call an ideology terrorism overseas and acceptable here at home. It's time to ask the questions our government won't. It's time to read the book they don't want you to read. And it's time to stop letting the word "Islamophobia" shut down the most important conversation Australia needs to have.

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Today I’m speaking with Shervin, an Australian Iranian, about grief, solidarity and the different ways we express resistance during this painful time for Iran. In this episode,

we discuss mourning, cultural sensitivity and the importance of staying united while amplifying the voices of Iranians inside Iran. We may express solidarity differently but we share the same hope: freedom & safety for Australians, Iranians and all humanity.

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A flag went up. A message went out. In this episode of Flags Matter, we examine why the flag at the Iranian Embassy in Canberra is more than decoration; it’s a declaration.

When media looks away, atrocities grow.

In this episode of The J Perspective, host Janet Shay questions Channel 7, 9, 10, ABC and SBS on their silence surrounding the historic uprising in Iran.

When the streets of Australia are louder than the newsrooms, silence becomes a choice.

This episode connects the dots between media narratives, editorial decisions, and an unexpected truth.

Iranians are not silent. Australians are not silent. So why is our media?

In this episode of The J Perspective, I sit down with Nick (Banjo) Patterson — Aussie ex-MMA fighter with a powerful story.

We dive into Nick’s journey, his unwavering faith and passion for Jesus, his deep love for Australia, and a real, heartfelt message to Aussies about identity, purpose, and hope.

What does it truly mean to be patriotic as an Australian today? In this short episode of The J Perspective, I share my personal reflections on identity, values, and what loving our country really looks like beyond flags and slogans.

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An open letter to Australia’s Prime Minister. A response to the Bondi attack, confronting extremism.If you agree, please share this episode and tag the Prime Minister and your state representative.

On today’s episode of The J Perspective, I’m joined by the incredibly creative Tina A. Wake — a writer, producer and director.With over 55 screenplays, dozens of shorts and her feature debut Love and Triangles, Tina brings bold storytelling and vibrant energy to everything she touches. I’m so excited to dive into her world of film, fun and fearless creativity!

In this impactful episode, I sit down with Mark Leach of Never Again Is Now to explore the urgent lessons of history and how they echo in today’s world. Mark shares his insights on combating antisemitism, preserving memory, and taking meaningful action in the face of rising intolerance.We discuss personal stories, historical parallels, and what it means to say “never again” — not just as a slogan, but as a commitment. This is a conversation about courage, responsibility, and the importance of standing up when it matters most.🎧 Tune in, share and let us know your thoughts. Together, let’s be part of the change

Apologies for the delay in getting this episode online!

I had intended to release it before today—election day—but a few technical issues got in the way.

That said, I’m finally sharing my podcast conversation with Warwick Stacey, NSW Senate candidate for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.

We dive into his motivations, his thoughts on the political landscape and what he hopes to bring to the table. Whether you support One Nation or just want to better understand the candidates, this is an open and unscripted look at the person behind the campaign.