In this episode of Time with Uncle Elvis, Elvis sits down with Yousef, a dedicated careers advisor from Seven Hills High School.

Together, they explore what truly drives young people today when it comes to choosing careers, and how those motivations are constantly evolving. From shifting interests and new industries to the influence of technology and personal passion, Yousef shares valuable insights from working closely with students.

Join the conversation as we unpack the changing tastes of young people in careers and what it means for the future of work and education.

In this episode of Time with Uncle Elvis, Elvis is joined by Abbas, a respected community networker from Western Sydney known for his dedication to promoting peace and social cohesion.

Abbas shares insights from his work bringing together diverse cultural and religious communities, fostering understanding, and creating a stronger sense of belonging.

Tune in for a powerful conversation about unity, leadership, and the importance of connection in today’s world.

In this episode of Time with Uncle Elvis, we sit down with Guidy, a vibrant and inspiring young leader making a real impact within the Sudanese community in Sydney. As a passionate youth advocate, Guidy likes building stronger connections and empowering young people to find their voice.

Together, we explore the importance of creating safe spaces where young people feel heard, supported, and valued. We also dive into the timely and thought-provoking topic of the proposed ban on social media for those under 16, discussing its potential impact, challenges, and what it means for today’s youth.

Join us for an engaging and insightful conversation about leadership, community, and the future of young people.

In this episode, Tully and Uncle Elvis take a fresh look at what it means to succeed both in and out of the classroom. From smart study tips, they share practical advice to help young people stay balanced and focused.

This conversation also highlights the importance of having fun, building friendships, and enjoying the journey along the way.

Tune in for a lively and relatable discussion that reminds us that success is not just about working hard, but also living well.

In this episode of Time with Susan, we dive into an important conversation: What can we do better to support young people today?

We explore practical ways to uplift and empower young people. And of course… we go into things up with our fun debate of the week: what’s better—a burger or a sandwich? 🍔🥪

Uncle Elvis sits with Grace in this thought-provoking podcast as they sit down to explore the most pressing contemporary issues affecting young people today.

Uncle Elvis and Grace create a space where different generations connect, share ideas, and inspire meaningful change. This podcast is perfect for young listeners, parents, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the realities shaping today’s youth.

In this episode of Time with Uncle Elvis, Elvis sits down with Bob Fitzgerald, a Blacktown City Councillor and board member of MECA (Mount Druitt Ethnic Communities Agency), for an honest and inspiring conversation about young people, community, and the future of Western Sydney.

Bob shares his reflections on the importance of social cohesion and introduces the idea of interculturalism—bringing people from different cultural backgrounds together to build a truly inclusive community. He highlights the key role organisations like MECA and initiatives such as the University Study Hub play in helping both young people and seniors connect, learn, and thrive.

Together, Uncle Elvis and Bob explore what kind of environment young people need to reach their full potential, the value of listening to their voices, and the responsibility communities and councils share in supporting youth-led ideas and leadership.

The discussion also touches on the power of sport in bringing people together, the importance of diverse representation in local decision-making, and how small everyday actions can strengthen social bonds.

The episode finishes on a light-hearted note, with Bob sharing his love for simple tomato, cheese, and mustard sandwiches, sparking a fun chat about old-school lunches and the memories they bring.

This conversation is a genuine reminder that building stronger communities starts with listening, connection, and shared understanding.