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A new report was released in July 2023 with a focus on measuring youth index with regards to the progress of the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific region. The research was carried out by the Sustainable Development Solution Network (SDSN) Youth AusNZPac, a UN initiative lead by Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI). The result show that the youth are left behind in almost all areas of these goals such as psychological well-being and poverty.  In this MOJO podcast episode, we talked to Isabelle Zhu-Maguire who worked on this youth index report. The conversation covers details of the research, youth activism, and the prospect of change and progress for young people. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learning to navigate the world online is becoming just as important as learning to navigate the world offline - especially for young people. As today's media landscape changes with the digital age, so too is media literacy education.  To aid young people's apathy and cynicism towards the news, there's a push for greater involvement of young people in news creation, and a more youth-centric media literacy curriculum.  Wren Gillett reports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's finally here. The AFL Grand Final is just a day away, and the Sporting Post has got you covered,  as we cover all the key players and gameplans that will decide who gets to hold that coveted Premiership cup. Join hosts Mitch and Kat, as well as special guest co-host Mae James, for another terrific episode. Hosts: Mitch Turner, Kat Chrisoulis & Mae James Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the AFL season almost over, The Sporting Posts breaks down the blockbuster weekend that was. Then, hosts Mitch and Kat discuss Daniel Ricciardo's triumphant Gran Prix win and the NFL season kicks off with a bang Hosts: Mitch Turner & Kat Chrisoulis Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"If we win this race, we can be free" - Luca (2021).  In this episode, join Melissa and Breanna as they review Pixar's new animated film ‘Luca' by discussing some of their favourite scenes, characters and original soundtrack. The pair also touches on the movie's role in queer representation, and what this could mean for the future of the animation industry. Hosts: Breanna Edebohls & Melissa Hong Editors: Breanna Edebohls & Melissa Hong   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With two weeks of the 2021 footy finals series in the books, Kat and Mitch take a deep dive into all the action so far. Hosts: Mitch Turner and Kat Chrisoulis  Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Wave is a brand new news bulletin for MOJO News, but not as you know it. The Wave experiments storytelling with sound art to provide listeners with a different news experience. On this weeks episode we speak first hand to an Afghan international student stuck in Afghanistan amid the current crisis, hear from some Japanese locals on their retrospective thoughts on the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and the MSA election campaign scandal banning election campaigning on campus. HOSTS: David Bonaddio, Gabriella Hollo, Breanna Edebohls (Voiceover), Rishab Jain (Sport), Karuna Balasubramanian (Politics) REPORTERS: Siddharth, Karuna Balasubramanian, Natasha Schapova, Mitch Turner, Emma Kellaway, Claudia Sullivan, Dorothea Filus, MUSICIAN: Melissa Hong EDITORS: David Bonaddio, Breanna Edebohls, Gabriella Hollo, Melissa Hong, Mae James, Natasha Schapova PRODUCER: David Bonaddio, Breanna Edebohls, Gabriella Hollo See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With one week of finals footy in the books, Kat and Mitch take a deep dive into all the action so far.  From a Toby Greene bump to a thrilling Sydney derby, there's plenty to talk about on this weeks episode of The Sporting Post. Hosts: Mitch Turner and Kat Chrisoulis  Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Mitch and Kat as they take a deep dive into all the AFL news from the past week ahead of the first round of Finals. Hosts: Mitch Turner and Kat Chrisoulis  Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Wave is a brand new news bulletin for MOJO News, but not as you know it. The Wave experiments storytelling with sound art to provide listeners with a different news experience. On this weeks episode the team discusses indigenous vaccinations, the IPCC climate crisis report, Taylor Swift's Red re-release and more.  HOSTS: David Bonaddio, Mae James, Gabriella Hollo (Voice Over), Seb Mottram (Sport) REPORTERS: Karuna Balasubramanian, Melissa Hong, Breanna Ede, Gabriella Hollo, Caitlin Cefai, Sohani Goontillake, Rishab Jain, Emma Kellaway, Claudia Sullivan EDITORS: David Bonaddio, Gabriella Hollo, Melissa Hong, Mae James, Natasha Schapova PRODUCER: David Bonaddio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The team waited a week to get some objectivity on the situation, but now it's time to examine the Taylor Walker incident. We've brought on a friend of the show, Joseph Yugumbari, to discuss the issues with Walker's apology and the continued impacts of this behaviour on the Indigenous community. Hosts: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner & Kat Chrisoulis Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join the team this week to dissect everything you need to know about the Olympics in the last week. Stuck for chat around the water cooler? We've got all the ins and outs to make you sound like an Olympic guru, plus what you can pin your hopes on for Paris in 2024. Host: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner, Kat Chrisoulis Editor: Mae James Graphic: Monica Ouk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Wave is a brand new news bulletin for MOJO News but not as you know it. The Wave experiments storytelling with sound art to provide a different experience of listening to news. The Wave Launches Monday August 9 at 8pm on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram live and where you find your podcasts. HOSTS: David Bonaddio, Lina Zuccarelli, Mae James (Sport) REPORTERS: Natasha Schapova, Karuna Balasubramanian, Melissa Hong, Breanna Ede, Gabriella Hollo, Cait Cefai, Sohani Goontillake, Conor Fowler, Fiona Hu See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tap-dancing, anti-authoritarian, religious penguins? Join Mon and Nick as they descend down the rabbit hole of George Miller's best film series, connecting it to the highly inferior* Mad Max series, penguin boobs and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. *Please don't kill me Billy, I was being sarcastic Warning: References to suicide, but this time they're not jokes. If you're in Australia, the number to Lifeline is 13 11 14. Hosts: Monica Ouk, Nicholas Arnott Editor: Monica Ouk Works Cited: George Miller Interview on Mad Max: Fury Road “On the politiques des auteurs” – André Bazin, 1957 , Precious Bodily Fluids How Generation Gaps Work. HowStuffWorks Our society is obsessed with masculinity, and it's making me tired , Dejan Jotanovic Masculine traditions still rule in study of Australian men, Televangelists: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) Anti-Religious Symbolism in Happy Feet Institutions of the Offensive, Domestic Sources of Dispute Initiation in Authoritarian Regimes - Brain Lai and Dan Slater. NRSV Catholic Edition Bible. Happy Feet: The Movie Storybook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Young women are exploited, manipulated and seduced into hating themselves as a way to generate astronomical profits that keep very few, very wealthy" - The Illusionists (2015). Join Melissa and Breanna as they discuss how businesses are profiting from your insecurities, how film and tv reinforce beauty standards and how social media and filters are manipulating the way we view ourselves and the world around us. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlemissm... Hosts: Breanna Edebohls & Melissa Hong Editor: Breanna Edebohls Music: Balloon (Prod. by Lukrembo) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've heard his voice all week doing pool interviews for Channel 7, and now we're lucky enough to hear his voice on The Sporting Post! Fresh off a career highlight in interviewing Katie Ledecky and Ariarne Titumus together, Nathan joins the show to talk about how he got where he is and how he's enjoyed bring home the incredible stories to Australia's lounge rooms. Host: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner, Kat Chrisoulis Editor: Mae James Graphic: Monica Ouk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new season of The Bachelor means a new season of Bach Chat. Host Emily Walker is joined by Chloe Bott, Carla Tiernan and Karuna Balasubramanian to discuss first impressions, pilot prejudices and season predictions. Host: Emily Walker  Panel: Chloe Bott, Carla Tiernan and Karuna Balasubramanian Music: Purple Planet Music. Soundtracks: Sunbeam, One Fine Summer, Olympian, and Project Plan Audio Excerpts: Channel 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What better way to ease yourself into the Uni semester than completely ignoring it and watching the Olympics instead? Join your hosts Seb, Mitch and Kat to hear all about the biggest moments of Tokyo 2020 and what to watch out for as the games continue.  Hosts: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner and Kat Chrisoulis  Editor: Mae James   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christian Layland is your go to man to get into the Sports journalism industry. Christian had founded his own publication, ‘The Football Sack,' and has hired over 100 hundred seasonal interns as part of his own development program. He joins The Sporting Post today to Mitch and Seb about the the his journey to becoming fundamental to Australia's coverage of the A-League, and his tips to getting hired after viewing thousands of resumes. Hosts: Seb Mottram & Mitch Turner  Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Sporting Post, Mitch and Seb discuss an important topic of the culture in the AFL community, after friend of the show Troy West (Catman) quit public life following relentless bullying. Hosts: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever wondered if and how Monash Uni is setting you up for the future? Genevieve Thorpe is a walking example of utilising the opportunities at Monash to get herself a full-time job in the sports industry while she was still in her final year! Genieveve is marketing coordinator at the South Metro Junior Football League and she joins Mae and Seb to talk about what opportunities are most important to take at Uni and how anyone can set themselves up to get a job by following the same path she did. Host: Seb Mottram  Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not many people can say they captained their team to the first gold medal ever given out in an Olympic Sport. Bridgette Ireland can. She captained the Australian women's waterpolo team in the Sydney 2000 Olympics, the first time the Sport was played at the prestigious games, winning gold to top it off. She tells Mitch and Seb on The Sporting Post about the dynamics and chemistry that make a successful sports team, her own journey to the Olympics, and a final second goal that led to a gold medal. Watch the YouTube of the incredible scenes below, then click the link to hear the boys' and Bridgette's chat. Hosts: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Remember the name: Anna Pavlou. Anna might only be in her second year of Uni, but she's got professional experience in the Sports Journalism industry most can only dream about. With a CV longer than many thought possible for a 19 year-old and her very own website to go with it, Anna is someone destined to crack into the industry. She joins Mitch and Seb this week on The Sporting Post to detail how she's managed to do so much in such little time, and teach Uni students how to get the CV experience to land a job. Hosts: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner  Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Sporting Post, learn how to break into the Sports industry! Jack Kovacic is the media manager for Melbourne City FC and has worked his way up incredibly quickly, he joins @Mitch and @Seb to discuss his journey and drop some nuggets on how University students can follow his path.  Hosts: Seb Mottram, Mitch Turner Guest: Jack Kovacic Editor: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the final episode of The Sporting Post for the year, we've rolled out the red carpet for one of our most special guests yet. Hosts Mitch and Seb hear their editor Mae James' thoughts on what it's like to listen to two sports nuffies every week, and just how hard she works to get the podcast up and running every week.   Also on this weeks chat, hear who won this years AFL trade period, and what Seb has in his favour to make the Australian cricket team, all that and more in what is a fantastic season finale of The Sporting Post. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the last episode of Bach Chat, the panel discuss the finale of The Bachelorette 2020 and their overall thoughts on the season. Plus, an interview with feminist scholar Dr Jodi McAlister reveals areas where the series needs to improve. HOST: Emily Walker PANEL: Coby Renkin and Gabriella Hollo PRODUCER: Emily Walker EDITOR: Emily Walker Music from Purple Planet Music. Soundtracks: Sunbeam, Light Em Up, One Fine Summer, Beautiful Piano Theme, Project Plan, Evolving Plans. Audio excerpts from Channel 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Wilson has got his fingerprints over some of the biggest sporting moments and memories from the AFL over the last decade, but odds are you don't even know his name. Michael can call some of the greatest AFL photos his own, and he joins Mitch and Seb this week to talk about viewing the game through the lens of the camera. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second last episode of Bach Chat, the panel discuss hometown expectations, the lack of single dates and whether a domestic challenge can indicate who is a suitable romantic partner. HOST: Emily Walker PANEL: Gabriella Hollo and Bianca Pitruzzello PRODUCER: Emily Walker EDITOR: Emily Walker Music from Purple Planet Music. Soundtracks: Sunbeam, Make it So, Project Plan, Olympian, and Evolving Plan. Audio excerpts from Channel 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of The Sporting Post, hosts Seb and Mitch discuss the latest from the world of Sports this week.  They discuss the victories of Melbourne Vixens and Storm and talk about what to expect from the 2020 Melbourne cup. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Australian borders closed in March to stop the spread of coronavirus, thousands of Australians living overseas found themselves locked out of their own country, while many other multinationals, within Australia, faced the same fate. The travel ban has left people questioning their freedom, with many different Australians sharing their stories about their various circumstances. By Natasha Schapova  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Steph and Juliette unpack the rapid demise of Man Repeller after a rather brief post on the site announced their closure. Following last week's episode, the girls discuss Instagram's new policy changes and how the Australian media blatantly disregarded the work of black, plus size model Nyome Nicholas Williams, crediting the changes solely to Australian comedian Celeste Barber. Finally, in an insightful chat with model and activist Mahalia Handley, the girls find out how Mahalia got into the industry and how she uses her platform for good.   HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Juliette Capomolla See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With several investigations into the feasibility of nuclear currently underway in Australia, we thought it would be the perfect time for us to break down the current state of nuclear energy. This two part episode will first focus on the ethical concerns surrounding nuclear, and the new energy technology that is promising to alleviate all of those concerns. Join Rachel, Jane, and Alex who have a lighthearted chat about their opinions on the technology. This episode was recorded on the 1st of September, 2020 -------------------------------   Grind'n the Grid is hosted by the Monash Energy Club for MOJO News. Hosts for this episode are: Alexander Taylor-Bartels, Jane Knight, Rachel McIsaac Researchers were: Lisa-Jane Oldfield, and Marilyn Rechtmann. MOJO News: https://www.mojonews.com.au/ Monash Energy Club: https://monashenergy.org Grind'n the Grid Instagram: @Grindn_the_grid Grind'n the Grid Facebook: facebook.com/grindnthegrid   Our music is Finding Me, by Eveningland. © Creative Commons License.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bachelorette is back, but this year promises twice the drama, twice the number of pashes and twice the number of bachelorettes. In the third episode of Bach Chat, special guest and relationship expert Megan Luscombe joins the panel to provide insight into contestant behaviour on The Bachelorette, before she weighs-in on whether it's time to break up with deal breakers. Plus, the panel break down the awkward Halloween truth-or-dare scene from Wednesday's episode. HOST: Emily Walker PANEL: Coby Renkin and Natasha Schapova PRODUCER: Emily Walker EDITOR: Emily Walker Music from Purple Planet Music. Soundtracks: Sunbeam, Project Plan, Space Harmony, Evolving Plans, Beautiful Piano Theme, Sense of Loss, and Jump Up. Audio excerpts from Channel 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you want to pump yourself up for the AFL Grand Final tomorrow, do yourself a favour and give this week's The Sporting Post a listen.  Ahead of the Richmond vs Geelong finals at the Gabba, hosts Seb and Mitch chat with the biggest and nuffiest Richmond supporter they could find, and got them on the show this week to pump up the Tiges. Richmond super fan Scott was good enough to give up his analysis of the game, the speech he'd give to pump up the boys before the game, and what he thinks might happen down Punt road if the Tigers can win on Saturday night. It's also a battle of the one eyed supporters as Scott goes 1v1 with Cats fan Seb. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Steph and Juliette tackle the legal debacle that influencer Danielle Bernstein faces with lingerie company, The Great Eros. Then, the girls breakdown how the Call Her Daddy drama has been reignited as ex-host Sofia breaks away to start her own podcast. Finally, your hosts discuss the inherent biases in the Instagram algorithm which favour skinny, white females. HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Stephanie Chadwick   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bachelorette is back, but it looks more different than ever. This year brings twice the drama, twice the number of pashes and twice the number of bachelorettes. In this second episode of Bach Chat, the panel break down contestant Adrian's ‘for the boys' mantra, toxic egos leaving the mansion before rejection, and favouritism between the Bachelorettes: is Becky getting the short stick? HOST: Emily Walker PANEL: Gabriella Hollo and Bianca Pitruzzello PRODUCER: Emily Walker EDITOR: Emily Walker MUSIC: All music from Purple Planet Royalty Free Music (https://www.purple-planet.com). Soundtracks: Deep Roots, Sunbeam, Light Em Up, Homecoming, Red Mist, Project Plan, Evolving Plans. Audio excerpts from Channel 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Juliette and Steph delve deep into the eighth wonder of the modern world that is the Instagram algorithm, and ask - is there anyone actually benefitting from it? As for this week's viral sensation, the girls break down the very topical and highly controversial Netflix series, Emily in Paris. And in a Superficial lockdown special, your hosts share their superficial isolation favourites helping them get through endless time at home. HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Juliette Capomolla See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Changing tunes this week, with the current state of our homeland Victoria and a huge week of Sport, Mitch and Seb hope to help all those doing it tough with some spiritied discussion about the Sporting world's greats. Tune in this week to hear about the legacies of some of our ageing champions, a huge recap and preview of the NBA and AFL Finals respectively, and the boys pose the question have the best of the best around the world ever been better? HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Juliette and Steph recap the tragic finale of The Bachelor 2020, before deep-diving into Diet Prada's breaking Instagram post about the photographer inserting himself into nude images of models without their consent. They also sat down to discuss toxic positivity and grind culture with fellow journalist and podcaster Jasmine Wallis.   HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Stephanie Chadwick See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catman puts it perfectly himself: "normal is boring and different is beautiful". While Troy 'Catman' West may be one of our most peculiar guests this season, he's owning his differences to put a smile on others faces. West talks to hosts Mitch and Seb about why he spends hours every game day dressing up, how he came to own the name 'Catman', and how he deals with the social media trolls who think he's crazy. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of The Sporting Post, hosts Seb and Mitch speak with Harrison "Harry" Tullberg. An elite athlete, Harry has made his name known in both Trampoline Gymnastics and Aerial Skiing. A surprising and unique combination that the young Tullberg has managed to make his own. He achieved a near-perfect score in his first jump in international competition at Ruka in Finland and has gone on to get international success at the niche sport. Recently retired Tullberg recounts the best of both sports and his experience as an international athlete. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Juliette and Steph break down the most important Emmy Award moments, before diving into discussion about Paris Hilton's new Youtube documentary. They then sit down with influencer and 2017 Miss Universe Australia Olivia Molly Rogers, to talk about the highs and lows of sharing her life on social media and how she looks after her mental health.  Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide. If you, or anyone you know needs assistance, contact lifeline on 131114 HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Juliette Capomolla See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of The Sporting Post, hosts Seb and Mitch speak with renowned commentator Anthony Hudson. 'Huddo' is one of the greatest AFL commentators our game has seen, and millions around the country have fond memories of his famous calls. From Nick Davis kicking the match winner for the Swans in the 2005 Semi Final over Geelong through to Buddy Franklin's “Thirteen, thirteen!”, Hudson's voice can be heard in the iconic AFL moments of the 21st century. He joins the show this week to talk about the ups and downs of his career, and the pressure he feels broadcasting to the nation. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Steph and Juliette reminisce on the Kardashian era and what it means to see the end of this dynasty. They then dive deep into Gymshark's viral Instagram post, before talking to skinfluencer Hannah English about skincare essentials, products to avoid and the importance of sunscreen. HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Stephanie Chadwick See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tammy Van Wisse is a multiple world record holder in long distance swimming as a pioneer of the sport. She joins the hosts Seb and Mitch, to talk about the crazy feats she's pushed her body to. Listen to this week's episode to find out how Tammy has swam over one and a half times around the world and just how she came to have a day named after her in New Jersey, among much more. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you seen literally any Hollywood rom-com set in a high school? Then you've seen The Kissing Booth, so there's no need to pre-watch as you join Mon and Nick talking about toxic men, the examples we set for the youngins and Freud being a cuck. Warning: Mon drops the C-word. We're just surprised that Nick didn't say it first. HOSTS AND EDITORS: Monica Ouk and Nicholas Arnott Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-66598247-303092364 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asfilmstudentpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asfilmstudent Facebook: As A Film Student Podcast Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/asfilmstudent/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Juliette and Stephanie discuss Bec Judd's comments about Victoria's lockdown and how Rare Beauty is the brand we needed to see in the world. They also chat to digital creator @soybabie_ about influencer culture, boycotting culture and veganism. HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Juliette Capomolla See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, hosts Seb and Mitch speak to a former News Corp Journalist Julie Tullberg on her experience working the 2004 Athens olympics. Monash teacher Ms Tullberg, recalls working 21 hour days and writing hundred articles for the duration of the games. She discusses the highs and lows of her career in the industry, and offers some advice for students considering a career in Sports Journalism. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitch Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A kidnapped dog, an alcoholic writer, his weird mate, his weird mate's weird mate, one pissed off mob boss, and seven psychopaths. No, it's not a pre-pandemic weekend with Nick, it's Martin McDonagh's third feature film: Seven Psychopaths! Come with Monica and Nicholas as they talk about race (again), feminism (again), meta-writing (ooh that's new) and that one guy in high school who made everybody uncomfortable by being a thinly-veiled racist. Works Cited Is 'Seven Psychopaths' being meta or just reinforcing stereotypes? | Pop Life Seven Psychopaths: 'You can't kill dogs in Hollywood' Sam Rockwell – last of the goofballs | Film Butler, J. Gender Trouble (1990) Ferguson, M. “I Retract that Bit…”: Hypermasculinity and Violence in Martin McDonagh's Films (2019) Further reading Contrapoints    HOSTS AND EDITORS: Monica Ouk and Nicholas Arnott Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-66598247-303092364 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asfilmstudentpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asfilmstudent Facebook: As A Film Student Podcast Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/asfilmstudent/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second episode of Superficial, hosts Juliette and Stephanie dissect the wellness industry and talk about that viral pink strawberry dress. They are joined by Instagram influencer Bianca Hill to discuss performative allyship, Instagram culture in the COVID era and managing mental health whilst pursuing a career in social media. HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Stephanie Chadwick   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Earlier this year, jockey Luke Currie had one of the biggest rides of his career. He was to ride the hot favourite in the $1.5 Million Blue Diamond stakes, but in 11th hour before the big day, Currie was to suffer serious injuries in a race fall. He joins hosts Seb and Mitch, to talk about the devastating effect of these injuries, and how he dealt with the disappointment of missing out on such a big opportunity. HOSTS: Seb Mottram and Mitchell Turner EDITOR: Mae James See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.