Join me as I speak to Rosie Thomas the co-founder of Project Rockit. In this episode I speak to Rosie Thomas OAM the co-founder of PROJECT ROCKIT. You will hear how fresh out of high school Rosie and her sister Lucy launched Project Rockit, dedicating the past 16 years to growing Australia's youth- driven movement against bulling, hate and prejudice.

Rosie is a force of nature who brings so much energy and kindness to this conversation. She shares the rise and impact of Project Rockit and how they are empowering young people to create a kinder world.

To find out more about the amazing work of Project Rockit does please check out this link

Project Rockit | PROJECT ROCKIT

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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It is believed that when a mother elephant loses her baby, other elephants stand in a circle around her, allowing here time she needs to grieve. In this episode I speak to the incredible Samantah Payne the co-founder and CEO of Pink Elephants about miscarriage & early pregnancy loss. She shares her lived experience and how it led her to dedicate her time to ensure that women that experience miscarriage and early pregnancy loss are not alone and can access support.

This is such an important and challenging conversation but one that I hope we have a positive impact and also educate.

To find out more information on Pink Elephants or access support please follow the link The Pink Elephants Support Network - Home

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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Join me as I sit down with Louis Carr, the President of Media Sales for BET Networks and founder of the Louis Carr Foundation. In this inspiring episode, Louis shares his journey and how the WayMakers in his life have influenced him to pay it forward and mentor others to achieve greatness. As an author, motivational speaker, and philanthropist, Louis imparts his wisdom and generosity with warmth and sincerity, offering valuable insights for anyone looking to make a positive impact in their community and beyond. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the advertising industry's pioneers and respected leaders.

To learn more about Louis Carr WayMarker journal please follow the link below.

WayMaker by Louis Carr - Grow your life and change the world! (waymakerjournal.com)

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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In this episode, I speak with Ziad Ahmed, a young and inspiring changemaker who has already achieved so much at just 23 years old. In 2013 aged just 13 Ziad founded Redefy, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting equality. He has since continued to make a positive impact on the world. As the co-founder and CEO of JUV Consulting, Ziad is leading the charge in helping businesses reach the younger generation in a purpose-driven and impactful way. Join us as we dive deep into Ziad's journey and learn about his passion for creating a more equitable and just world for all. Get ready to be inspired!

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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Join me for an inspiring and insightful episode as I chat with Seth Maxwell, the founder of the Thirst Project and CEO of Legacy Youth Leadership. In this episode, Seth shares his incredible story of how he set out to solve the world's water crisis at just 19 years of age, and how his work with the Thirst Project has helped bring clean water to millions of people around the world.

In addition to his work with the Thirst Project, Seth is also the founder and CEO of Legacy Youth leadership, an organisation dedicated to helping young people develop their leadership skills and make a positive impact in their communities. He shares the latest updates on this exciting initiative, and how it's helping to inspire a new generation of leaders to create a better world for all.

Whether you're looking to learn more about the global water crisis or wanting to be inspired by the power of young people to create change, this episode is not to be missed.

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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Join me for a heartwarming and inspiring episode of my podcast, as I sit down with Kath Koschel, the founder of the Kindness Factory. In this episode, Kath shares her incredible story of overcoming some of life's toughest challenges, and how she found hope and resilience through the power of kindness. With her infectious positivity and deep insights, Kath shares how she turned her own struggles into a mission to spread kindness and compassion in the world.

Kath has inspired thousands of people to make a positive impact in their communities, and to embrace kindness as a way of life. She shares her tips and strategies for cultivating kindness in your own life, and how it can help you overcome even the most challenging times. Whether you're looking to find hope in difficult times, or simply wanting to learn how you can make a difference in the world through kindness, this episode is not to be missed.

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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Join me for an inspiring episode in which I sit down with Gus Worland, the Australian TV and radio personality and founder of the Gotcha4Life Foundation. Gus is committed to raising awareness about the critical role that mental health plays in our lives, and the impact it has on our families, our communities, and our society as a whole. He shares his insights on how we can break down the stigma around mental health, and why it's important to prioritize mental fitness in our daily lives.

Whether you're struggling with your own mental health, or just looking to support a friend or loved one, this episode is a must-listen. So, tune in and join me as we explore the fascinating world of mental fitness with the charismatic Gus Worland.

I do have to make you aware that during this episode we do speak about suicide, if you are triggered by this conversation, please reach out to a loved one or a professional. In the words of Gus, we don’t have to suffer alone!!

www.gotcha4life.org

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for Music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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Introducing a compelling episode of the podcast, featuring Bianca Chatfield - a former Australian netball player, media commentator, and an inspiring personality. In this episode, Bianca dives into a cause that holds a special place in her heart - one that might surprise you. Her insights shed light on a topic that is often overlooked, and her passion for the cause is evident throughout the conversation. Join us as we learn from Bianca's experience and gain a new perspective on this important issue. Tune in now to this thought-provoking episode of my podcast.

If you wish to contact or follow me or my socials, you can find me here.

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Massive acknowledgements need to be made to the following kind and generous people who made this podcast possible - Bianca Shepherd for your amazing cover design and graphics, Michael Xovski for Music, Mark Wilson for putting up with my annoying repeated questions around editing and Bianca Chatfield for pushing me to turn my idea into a reality.

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