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There was something extraordinary about Manisha. 
Her story is one of triumph over adversity, a testament to the power of the human spirit. In this episode, she opens up and shares her journey, the highs and lows, and where she stands now.
Manisha is not just a survivor; she's a warrior, a mother, and a lover who has gracefully overcome the challenges of domestic violence. This podcast episode is heavy, but I am deeply grateful that Manisha has chosen to share her experiences with us. I feel truly honoured to have her here, and I can honestly say that I am a fan.
Prepare to be inspired, activated, and liberated as we delve into Manisha's empowering and liberating story. Her courage knows no bounds.
Her vulnerability and authenticity are not only commendable but also life-changing. 

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Hosts Levi, Jobe and Cairo of a popular Kiwi podcast Hories Tell Stories join us for an open and honest chat with the lads. They each share about their upbringing in New Zealand, the prevalence of family and domestic violence in their households and what shaped them into the men and fathers they are today. We share about how relationships have changed, sexual experiences and the conversations that are a part of their roles. 

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Women’s DV Helpline is a state-wide 24-hour service and the number is 
  • 1800 007 339
• 1800 RESPECT; National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service: a national telephone and online counselling and referral service. 
  • Phone: 1800 737 732.
• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Other Resources; 
• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counselling, education and advocacy. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
• Respect@Work information on pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment: 
•  Full Guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Quick reference guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Circle Green Community Legal State-wide specialist legal services in workplace and employment law, residential tenancy law, family and domestic violence, and humanitarian services aimed at assisting people who are otherwise disadvantaged in their access to legal services. Phone: 6148 3636.

Resources:

○ Becky Felstead website: https://culture101.co/ 

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Kate and Nicola who are the founders of We are Womxn,  educating all of the young women of Western Australia. 
It’s an organisation that consists of professional young Australian women who engage empower other young women to lead positive healthy lives through honest conversations.  How they do that his engaging educational initiatives and the creation of safe spaces to have these conversations in schools. 
The women share their own experiences, what lead to starting the company, the challenges they've faced and the conversations they've been having in schools about sexting, cyber bullying and sex education. 

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Women’s DV Helpline is a state-wide 24-hour service and the number is 
  • 1800 007 339
• 1800 RESPECT; National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service: a national telephone and online counselling and referral service. 
  • Phone: 1800 737 732.
• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Other Resources; 
• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counselling, education and advocacy. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
• Respect@Work information on pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment: 
•  Full Guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Quick reference guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Circle Green Community Legal State-wide specialist legal services in workplace and employment law, residential tenancy law, family and domestic violence, and humanitarian services aimed at assisting people who are otherwise disadvantaged in their access to legal services. Phone: 6148 3636.

Resources:

○ Becky Felstead website: https://culture101.co/ 

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Recorded at; Vitality House, 4 Southport St, West Leederville

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Aaron Maurer
Executive General Manager in Mining - Former Operations Manager at Mineral Resources.

With over 25 years of experience in FIFO starting as an engineer and moving his way into management, something Aaron is really passionate about is changing the way we see and speak about management. We no longer manage we lead, and we no longer lead from the top, we change culture from the bottom up. Aaron shares his experiences with bullying, being on the receiving end, and having to deal with situations as a leader. 

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Jeffrey Morgan
Leading Indigenous Australian Mindset and Life coach. 

Jeffrey Morgan is many things: a proud Indigenous man, husband, and father living on Gadigal land, Eora country, Sydney, Australia. 
He is also a successful mindset and lifestyle coach helping to change and save lives, one individual, one habit at a time.  

Jeffery Morgan has helped positively change the lives of more than 650,000 Australians as well as countless organisations through his coaching programs, workshops, and events.
There are no limits to his reach. He is an ambassador, advocate, and public speaker.
Growing up in Redfern, a notoriously disadvantaged inner-city neighborhood, Jeff was surrounded by bad habits, unhealthy diets, and poor mental health. His home life was rough and tough. There was little to eat and a fair share of abuse. 
By the age of 12, Jeff was living on the streets, where he quickly lost the rest of his youth to a life of crime. After 18 years in and out of the custody of Australia’s maximum-security prisons from 1992 until 2010. 

He is passionate about sharing his expertise by empowering and supporting others to take action and become the very best version of themselves. His lifestyle programs are online and accessible to anyone who wants to reset their life plan, shift their mindset and daily habits, and achieve their best life.

Embrace your past, present, and future

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Women’s DV Helpline is a state-wide 24-hour service and the number is 
  • 1800 007 339
• 1800 RESPECT; National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service: a national telephone and online counselling and referral service. 
  • Phone: 1800 737 732.
• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Other Resources; 
• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counselling, education and advocacy. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.

Resources:

○ Website: https://culture101.co/ 

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Troy Coward, Actor on The Claremont Murders & Founder of Beacon Fight for Life founder. 

Troy talks about experiences that he had as a teenager in the loss of his father to suicide.
- what that did to his family and his understanding of watching his mother bring up him and his 3 other brothers.
- going to 12 different schools
- being in foster care
- the relationships that he was able to form,
- the mentors that he was able to meet,
- a turn of events in being taken in by friends at school and their parents.
- his experiences and being in the film industry.
- tools he's been able to implement in overcoming so many challenges within his life
- succeeding in a brutal film industry
I really wanted to ask him what it was like, the culture in the film industry and the culture when it comes to being an actor.
There are so many nuggets and so many takeaways. 

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Other Resources; 
• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counseling, education, and advocacy. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
• Respect@Work information on pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment: 
•  Full Guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  A quick reference guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 

Resources:

○ Becky Felstead website: https://culture101.co/ 

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Holly Martin from Safe For Kids. 
Having a conversation about consent, autonomy, and pornography with children. 
The world is conflicted about this. The world is conflicted about whether we do or whether we don't. 
We speak about;  

• the misunderstanding of what this education means and why it's needed
• language to use and not use
• approaching the subject of kids viewing unsafe images online
• the issues that arise from this
• how grooming has changed so much in the past 20, 10 & 5 years
• the ways that perpetrators have become smarter in the way that they ask questions to coerce and groom children 
• what we can do as adults, as parents, as teachers, and as people with kids around us. 
• how to have these uncomfortable conversations
• Holly shares, stats, 
• her experiences and the candid experiences of others

This is about education, autonomy, and empowerment, not fear and knowing what we can do to help our kids and keep them safe.
The conversations that we avoid are the ones that we need to have the most.
I hope that this empowers you to have a better conversation about this subject.

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Lifeline13 11 14
• 1800 RESPECT; National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence 
  • Phone: 1800 737 732.
• Women’s DV Helpline is a state-wide 24-hour service and the number is 
  • 1800 007 339

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counseling, education, and advocacy. Available 24/7 via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. 
  • Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
•  Circle Green Community Legal State-wide specialist legal services in workplace and employment law, residential tenancy law, family and domestic violence, and humanitarian services aimed at assisting people who are otherwise disadvantaged in their access to legal services. Phone: 6148 3636.

Resources:

○ Culture 101 

○ Subscribe on Youtube: 

Connect with Becky; 

○ Facebook

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○ Inquiries or drop by to say hello: [email protected] 

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Holly's resources; 
Facebook 

YouTube

Insta Safe4Kids

 Free cyber agreement and tips:

 Safe4Kids podcast

 Free resources

 Parent online course

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We speak to, I Was a Teenage Fundamentalist podcast hosts, Brian McDowell and Troy Waller about their experiences of being teenage fundamentalists. 
We speak about both of their experiences of coming into religion as teenagers and how this, for one of them, was the start of 20 years of Pentecostal and Evangelical church involvement, both as a congregant and in leadership. 
Troy shares with us how he was brought up in a non-religious family and was recruited into the church as a 13-year-old. They both speak of the journey, the impact, the trauma, and the scars that were left in their soul searching and the destruction of their beliefs. We have a really great conversation about the impact of religion in purity culture, the laws that have been shaped by religion, and also the really great conversations that they're having on their podcast and with the people who have had similar experiences to them. This isn't a way of me telling anybody how they should feel. This was a point of view, and anything that I do is always with the intention to help people feel accepted, feel safe, and feel seen. So I hope you enjoy this as much as I did having this conversation. Enjoy.

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Other Resources; 
• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counselling, education and advocacy. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
• Respect@Work information on pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment: 
•  Full Guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Quick reference guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 

Resources:

○ Becky Felstead website: https://culture101.co/ 

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○ Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCODFpFB6OtXhUI780ED45jA

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Lucy Peach is a period preacher, author, and folksinger. Lucy is a long-time champion of the power of the menstrual cycle and an advocate for self-love and positive body literacy. She’s educated and empowered thousands with her theatre performances, workshops, and book, using science stories and songs to shift the period narrative in our culture from one of shame to one of pride. 

We learn about how Lucy got to this point of advocacy and why she’s so passionate to help the world see the power of the period for people that bleed and for people that don't. 

I really wanted to have the conversation about how the cycle can affect mental health, and the workplace, and how we can utilise it to empower the workforce.  
I absolutely fan girl with Lucy, and it was such an honor to have her on. Enjoy.

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Women’s DV Helpline is a state-wide 24-hour service and the number is 
  • 1800 007 339
• 1800 RESPECT; National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service: a national telephone and online counseling and referral service. 
  • Phone: 1800 737 732.
• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Other Resources; 
• Full Stop Australia Trauma specialist counseling, education, and advocacy. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week via telephone or online chat.
  • Phone: 1800 385 578. 
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
• Respect@Work information on pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment: 
•  Full Guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Quick reference guide to external pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment 
•  Circle Green Community Legal State-wide specialist legal services in workplace and employment law, residential tenancy law, family and domestic violence, and humanitarian services aimed at assisting people who are otherwise disadvantaged in their access to legal services. Phone: 6148 3636.

Resources:

○ Becky Felstead website: https://www.beckyfelstead.com/

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○ Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCODFpFB6OtXhUI780ED45jA

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Recorded at; Vitality House, West Leederville, Perth 

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Jonathan Ford from Yonga Solutions and Kambarang Cultural Awareness.  

• We discuss what The Voice to Parliament is.
• The importance of giving a voice to Australia's First Nations people on subjects that directly affect the community. 
• The yes vote and the no vote
• Common misconceptions
• What is best for the indigenous community from Jono’s point of view
• How it was created and background on when traction for the voice actually started
• We discuss the confusion within the Indigenous community because of the lack of consultation with Australian First Nations people
• Which conversations are being had in the media and social media on the yes and no vote and what to look out for in the lead-up to the Referendum. 

Warning;
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers, listeners, and readers are advised that the following program may contain images, voices, or discussions of people who may have passed away

People to follow;  Thomas Mayor

If anything has triggered you in today's episode or you are experiencing harassment please call; 

• Women’s DV Helpline is a state-wide 24-hour service and the number is 
  • 1800 007 339
• 1800 RESPECT; National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service: a national telephone and online counseling and referral service; Phone: 1800 737 732.
• Lifeline 13 11 14

If ANYTHING is assault related please report it to the police ASAP. 

• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC) A range of free services to people affected by sexual violence. Phone: (08) 6458 1828 or free call 1800 199 888.
• Respect@Work information on pathways in WA to address workplace sexual harassment: 

Resources:

○ Becky Felstead website: https://www.beckyfelstead.com/

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Recorded at; Vitality House, West Leederville