The Outropress Podcast

As we all know, our beautiful country Australia  is one of the most stable countries in the world - providing on of  the best health care services in the world - without paying thousands of dollars.

Although, when it comes to the creative industry/media industry, we lack in certain areas. A majority of creatives in our country cannot flourish as smoothly as they do in America.

Sharfraz & Christina speak about America in Comparison to Australia - in terms of the creative industry. They highlight the conversation that we do lack recognition as a country.

We have vulnerable conversations about The HP boys, and Culture Kings - being parts of the creative industry in Australia that have flourished.

- Chatting about PROs & Cons about America’s flourishing Creative Industry for creatives (9:00)

- Chatting about Pros & Cons of Australias unrecognised Creative Industry (11:55)

- Chatting about ONEFOUR & HP BOYZ (15:55)

- Chatting about Culture Kings (18:30)

We are all essential for happiness. Every one of you have a strength to make a change.

Sharfraz brought up a thought to Christina, mentioning how people are making remarks or jokes to others during this time of COVID - 19; “I’m essential and you’re not!”. A lot of people are away from work and are feeling this movement strongly. We have to walk into this very delicate time thinking about everybody’s emotions - and how our words can effect others. Sharfraz and Christina both shine light on how little things like a coffee from your favourite coffee store is essential to lightening your day, how a spa will relax you after a long day too. Without a doubt, what is named essential (Health and Food) is essential for survival. Although, everyone and every place that we visit that is declared un essential, has been postponed. Another words, our sources of happiness have been postponed. Their aim is to remind you how important you are. You are essential for peoples happiness. 

Timeline:

— Our Outro (0:45)

— How we are all part of a chain link (7:10)

— In depth of the little things (10:23)

Mentioned:

— Vulnerability Quote

— Outropress Instagram

“Something is better than nothing” A simple saying told to each-other during the COVID-19 Pandemic - and something carried even on normal day to day life. Sharfraz and Christina discuss the three main aspects of life - and how simple gestures during this time are what matter. The three key aspects discussed are Health, Career & Relationships.

Discussing Health: (5:25)

Discussing Career: (9:50)

Discussing Relationships: (12:45)

Mentioned:

Collateral Beauty

COVID-19

The Female Hustlers

The Minimalists

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Sharfraz & Christina have decided to experiment within a more poetic scripture - to allow the podcast to flow and have more decided vocabulary and content. This poetic writing lasting a very minimal amount of time - although future, aiming for poetic scriptures that aim 10-15 minutes.

Outropress has called their new fragment:

The Poetic Experiment:

Our Outro; meaning our breakdown to our recent weeks - that have lead us to grow (0:35)

Examples of fleeting and walking away that you can relate to, can you relate to any? (1:23)

The before and aftermath of taking a step can create different feelings, this is how you will feel and - possibly how you already feel (2:00)

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The one thing Sharfraz & Christina constantly come back to; is the purpose of Outro. After having three weeks break due to responsibility and battles of their own, they remind each other that; its okay to slip, as long as you get back up again and try again. To simply have a motivate to want to be heard on Outro from an alternative source is one reason they do what they do - but the bigger reason is to help you. Their mission to create a place to form a bond, discuss subjects that matter. Outro made this episode to remind themselves of the reason they made Outro in the first place - and to also remind you that passion is the fuel to this platform.

Being social is depicted in several ways in today’s generation. We are on our phones, socializing across our social media platforms; sharing pictures, videos about our life. Once upon a time, socializing was simply going out and getting to know somebody - now we can do it from the comfort of our own home. There are reality checks that come with social media; noticing how it can be falsely depicted and also how it can help somebody share - and display more of their ideas and expression. The view to being social is growing - and Outro is giving their simple perspective on the subject.

To be vulnerable takes a greater courage in a world/century full of high expectations, fear of opening up to those around us, a perfect picture of ones life online and competition at a workplace. Today we speak about the ways in which being vulnerable will change your life, and the ways it can cause you to feel down. There are two perspectives of vulnerability - and the first steps to being vulnerable always seem the most hurtful/ because you don’t know where to draw the line with people. Once you ace the structure to be vulnerable and when to stop, opening up will become so much easier. You see when being raw is worth it and when it is not. It makes you a strong, expressive individual- it will make life worth living once you know how; but it all takes practice. Never let one bad experience conquer your craving to express.

Simply discussing views on education and career, Outro open’s up about their experiences and views within the education system - and what sticks out to them. Education is vital in year 12 - speaking about the importance of challenging yourself to learn, and the real challenges behind the system. Their are pro’s and con’s to the system - but it is all within your personal experience. Social challenges consume your mind when it depended on your ATAR scoring and career outcomes - although Sharfraz and Christina display their thoughts on why it doesn’t just end at year 12. You have the option to dig deeper, change your mind and have a break after a long, 12 years of schooling. Career comes with time and can never be rushed - just as Outro came with time and planning several years after high school ended for them.

Sharfraz and Christina discuss a matter they have been noticing - within themselves and others. Looking at a situation or a reply from another, using anger, humiliation or general comments to express your opposing opinion. Outro discuss the benefits of taking a step back from reacting so quickly - and learning to think before you speak and do. If you disagree, educating and advising can help others and yourself - instead of creating an argument or harsh joke/statement.  They elaborate on why people don’t always agree with you - and it is got to do with different levels of knowledge and life experience.

Humble people are the people of the world, the entrepreneurs, the comforters, the leaders. They are the people who make the world a great place to live. Today we talk about our appreciation for humble individuals and small situations where their down to earth personalities make a whole difference. We aim to be just like those we look up to - and we want to inspire you to gain the aura too. 

We express off our minds and through our mouths - as by the quality of being earthly is from the heart. Genuine words we speak, for you to connect as if we are conversating.