The WE podcast

This episode will feature Gönül from @gaesthetics_ Gönül is passionate about educating the community on the importance of healthy skin, cosmetic beauty and personal care.

Gönül is a qualified dermal therapist and skincare enthusiast. She is a long time community volunteer with her interests placed around many areas especially the NSW Community Languages where she advocates for the importance of learning and promoting one’s ethnicity and cultural language.

She has 3 girls, with one completing the HSC during these unprecedented times amidst a global pandemic.

In this episode we have the wonderful Zehra @soul.style_ who will be exploring: finding confidence in oneself, particularly with regards to creative arts as a woman.

Zehra is a university student pursuing data science, however, she is also passionate about exploring a range of different creative outlets such as photography, graphic design/illustrations and poetry.

Zehra is also involved with non-profit multimedia organisations aimed at highlighting marginalised voices such as women and Muslim youth.

In this episode our guest İmran Çetiner @imran.cee will explore: the prevalence of technology in our lives today.

Imran is a cloud consultant in the client success team of Salesforce, the worlds #1 CRM. He provides strategy, best practice and adoption guidance to organisations large and small, ensuring their success and helping them to thrive through technology. Imran’s passionate about the evermore crucial part technology plays not only for companies, but in our personal lives too.

Imran believes in the importance of doing good for others and community service. Through volunteering for youth, young professionals or promoting one’s culture, Imran’s engaged in numerous volunteering services. Beyond the greater good and purpose of volunteering, the knowledge and experience

In this episode, our guest Fatima @fatimaaa93 will talk about Sustainable eating.

Fatima is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian with a particular interest in nutrition communication, among other things. She enjoys breaking down the complex science to create engaging and informative content.

Fatima currently works with a medical nutrition company during the week and does private practice consultations on the weekend.

In this episode we talk about: overcoming prejudice to advocate for the disadvantaged with our guest Zahida Popal @zahidaaa1, lawyer and president of the Muslim Legal Network.

Zahida has wanted to be a lawyer since the age of ten, when she witnessed the most marginalised people in her community suffer due limited legal awareness. She felt that choosing a career in Law would give her the necessary qualifications to reach out to people who needed help. With Law, she has not only found a career that allows her to be an advocate, but she has also found a career that gives her space to constantly learn and grow. This is why she finds the field of personal injuries law particularly rewarding. At Deakin University, Zahida completed a double degree in Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts (Majoring in International Relations) before finishing her Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at the College of Law. Prior to joining Shine Lawyers, she was an Employment Outcomes Consultant for a job services provider, which helped deepen her understanding of contract guidelines, professional obligations and authority regulations. She also completed a pro bono clerkship at the West Heidelberg Community Legal Service in 2015 where she gained increased knowledge of legal research, drafting and legal administrative procedures.

Zahida is a member of the culturally and linguistically diverse community and has seen how difficult it can be for people to navigate the legal system without expert guidance. She believes she can empathise with those who feel they have no voice and give them a platform to be heard irrespective of the social hierarchy. As well as being the President of the Muslim Legal Network Victoria, Zahida works with charity organisations that provide aid to refugees and victims of war and tragedy. She would also like to be a catalyst for change in the legal field and inspire other women from under-represented demographics to pursue leadership roles.

In this episode Yasser Zaki, CEO of TLC @tlc_disability_services will give closer insights into the vision for Tender Loving Care Disability Services, and all the value this organisation has added to the wider community.

Yasser Zaki has been the CEO of Tender Loving Care Disability Services (TLC) since 2016. TLC is a certified and registered NDIS provider that delivers high quality support to individuals with disabilities.

This episode will explore the importance of gut health with our dietician/nutritionist @tayyibnutrition Mariam Metwally.

The gut microbiome? Gut health? I’m sure you’ve heard the buzz about all things gut health with heavy marketing claims around probiotics and kombucha... but is it worth the hype?

Let’s dive deep into the trillions of bacteria living in our gut microbiome and see how we can control the health of our gut bugs through nutrition!

There’s like between our gut health and mental health, brain health, hormone health and metabolic health!! In fact, we can even control how we shape our baby’s developing microbiome forms, which goes on to influence their health and risk of disease!

This episode will be dedicated to viewing Australia through the lens of international students.

This episode is dedicated to raise awareness regarding breast cancer with our amazing guest Alisha @alishas_breastcancer_journey. We will dedicate an entire episode to her success story, and how she overcame breast cancer.

How to foster a healthy mindset, motivation and study tips