A podcast by an Australian millennial focused on wellbeing and talking about the social issues defining our time.
Hi all. A little taster episode which touches on the increase in hate crimes against Asian people following COVID-19. As well as this, Stell and Stacie share their experiences being Asian in Australia. I hope you all enjoy (and forgive the extra Suburbia sounds of dogs barking and motorbikes during my chat with Stell). Happy listening!
TW: This episode discusses sexual assault, if this episode brings up anything for you, you can call 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732. In this episode I explore the recent alleged rape allegations by Brittney Higgins and the continued victim blaming of women.
In today's episode I explore the continued removal of First Nation's children from their families and their culture, 13 years after Kevin Rudd issued a national apology to the victims of the stolen generation. I highly recommend you all watch the documentary 'After the Apology', which explores this topic in incredible depth and features first hand testimony from First Nation's people. It was published in 2017 and was directed by Larissa Behrendt. You can rent it off vimeo here.
A can of worms debate style episode about representation in the entertainment industry, with a specific focus on Sia's new film, which depicts a non-verbal, autistic teenage girl. Will be posting polls on my instagram story (@mindandmatter.podcast) on Sunday to see where you guys sit on the issue.
Apologies listeners for some slight hiccups of the "mics decided to produce weird feedback" variety, but if you look past this you will see (or hear) two amazing young creators who have started their own social enterprise called Monsieur Monet. 50% of the products from their business are donated to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Check out their business at https://monsieurmonet.com/
On this episode I get up close and personal about the nitty gritty of living with anxiety and depression. I ask the question (without giving you any kind of concrete answer) how do we destinguish between what parts of our experience are inherently us and our personalities, and what parts are our mental illness.
In today's episode I speak to Lena Charles from the Indigenous led social enterprise Clothing the Gap.
On today's episode I explore the financial disadvantage of being a woman, including the pink tax and the gender pay gap.
On today's show I begin with a couple of tidbits following last week's episode as well as a small rant about the backlash to Harry Style's appearance on the cover of Vogue. I also break down social media algorithms and discuss how they may be complicite in racism and body shaming.
On today's episode I sit down with special guest Ruby Chiswell to break down our perspective on the treatment of refugees in Australia and share our stories learning about immigration and human rights in Mexico.
Today's episode is all about internalised capitalism and our relationship with productivity. If you want more Mind and Matter you can get in touch on the Facebook page (Mind and Matter Podcast) or instagram (@mindandmatter.podcast). Happy listening!
In today's episode I chat with Skye Hughes, a teacher, youth facilitator, writer and creator who has recently published a children's book, 'we're all in this together.' Skye shares her insights on publishing a children's book and what the pandemic has taught us. You can check out Skye's work and purchase her book using the following link; https://www.skyehughes.com.au/ If you enjoyed this episode, get in touch on the Facebook page 'Mind and Matter Podcast' of follow along on instagram @mindandmatter.podcast
On today's episode I do a deep dive into cancel culture and leave you with more questions than answers.
Today I welcome special guest Kirsty De Rozairo. We play Reflex by Flex Mami and talk about everything and nothing at the same time. If you enjoy this episode and are listening along on Spotify click the follow button. To stay in touch you can find me on Facebook (Mind and Matter Podcast) and on Instagram (@mindandmatter.podcast).
In today's episode I explore the Transphobic comments and beliefs expressed by JK Rowling and the implications of this, including on our relationship with Harry Potter. If this episode bought up any negative emotions or experiences for you, the following support services are available for support: Lifeline: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 Better Pride: 1800 531 919
Today I welcome my very first (and equally special) guest Monique Purcell to discuss fast fashion and the detrimental impacts of the fashion industry on our changing climate. We also go right into the nitty gritty and discuss all things sanitary products and more environmentally friendly alternatives. You can check out Monique's blog at http://www.shes-eco.com/ Let us know if you have any thoughts or suggestions by getting in touch on Facebook (Mind and Matter Podcast) and on Instagram (@mindandmatter.podcast)
Welcome to the very first episode of Mind and Matter. Today I will be introducing myself and giving you a little bit of insight into why I am passionate about the things I am passionate about. Click here to follow along on Facebook and here to follow along on Instagram.