Our Stripes - a Richmond Football Club podcast

On this very special Grand Final edition of Our Stripes, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator, Rana Hussain and Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry are joined by media personality and diehard Richmond tragic Waleed Aly.A rollicking discussion that covers a lot of ground, this episode looks at how Aly got his media start (thanks to Richmond!), some dark times at The Project and Aly’s life as a supporter.A must listen.

On this edition of Our Stripes, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator, Rana Hussain and Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry are joined by CEO of the Alannah and Madeline Foundation, Lesley Podesta.We discuss the Foundation’s excellent work with young people experiencing bullying and talk through how to deal with cyber bullying. We also chat about the upcoming Alannah and Madeline game against Carlton, the ‘Light the Darkness’ campaign and the role Richmond plays in its partnership with the Foundation.A must listen for any parent!Tune in to Our Stripes – a Richmond Football Club podcast, celebrating the many and varied cultures and communities of our club that make up our famous strip, the mighty Yellow and Black. Hear personal insights into the broader diversity of our Richmond community and share a laugh with some of your favourite Tigers.

On this edition of Our Stripes, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator, Rana Hussain and Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry are joined by two students from the Club's Korin Gamadji Institute - Jess Bennett and Matt Muir.We delve into the KGI’s REAL (Richmond Emerging Aboriginal Leadership) program which works with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth across a number of years, to help develop their cultural connections, leadership skills, physical and mental wellbeing, and career aspirations.Join us for this inspiring and insightful edition of Our Stripes!Tune in to Our Stripes – a Richmond Football Club podcast, celebrating the many and varied cultures and communities of our club that make up our famous strip, the mighty Yellow and Black. Hear personal insights into the broader diversity of our Richmond community and share a laugh with some of your favourite Tigers.

In our next edition of Our Stripes, co-hosts, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, Rana Hussain, and Richmond’s Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry talk with Richmond defender, Bachar Houli.In this conversation, the first practicing Muslim to win an AFL premiership opens up about his faith, his journey to acceptance, and the growth of the Bachar Houli Foundation, which now includes programs for boys and girls.Tune in to Our Stripes – a Richmond Football Club podcast, celebrating the many and varied cultures and communities of our club that make up our famous strip, the mighty Yellow and Black. Hear personal insights into the broader diversity of our Richmond community and share a laugh with some of your favourite Tigers.

In our next edition of Our Stripes, co-hosts, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, Rana Hussain, and Richmond’s Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry talk with one of Richmond Women's big name recruits, Sabrina Frederick.In this conversation, the dual All Australian talks about her upcoming debut in the Yellow and Black, her family background, and how as a young girl from England, she fell in love with the game of Australian football.

In this edition of Our Stripes, co-hosts, Richmond's Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry and Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, Rana Hussain, talk with Midsumma CEO, Karen Bryant about her life journey as an LGBTQI advocate and creating safe and inclusive places in all areas of our community. Richmond Football Club is a proud partner of the Midsumma Festival, an annual three week celebration of queer, intersex, transgender, bisexual, lesbian and gay culture, held during January and February in Melbourne.

In this special Dreamtime edition of Our Stripes, co-hosts, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, Rana Hussain, and Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry talk with Tigers' star Daniel Rioli and emerging Aboriginal leader from the Club's Korin Gamadji Institute, Tahlia Biggs.Daniel shares his experiences from home and designing the 2019 Dreamtime Guernsey with his family, while both guests offer insights into their lives as young Indigenous leaders in community and professionally – a must hear conversation!

In this edition of Our Stripes, co-hosts, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, Rana Hussain, and Richmond’s Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry talk with Richmond VWFL players Yasmina McGlone and Teisha Shadwell.In this conversation the group talk about Yasmina and Teisha’s journey to wheelchair sports and overcoming adversity. The pair discuss what playing sport has brought to their lives and the challenges that come with living with a disability.

In our next edition of Our Stripes, co-hosts, Richmond’s Diversity and Inclusion coordinator, Rana Hussain, and experienced sports journalist and presenter, Richmond’s Multimedia Executive, Tiffany Cherry chat with our three Balkan boys, Ivan Soldo, Oleg Markov and Noah Balta.The trio share their family heritage, favourite tunes and favourite foods, including some hilarious dinnertime stories and what it’s like living in the shoes of these three Tigers. We delve into Richmond Football Club’s connection with the Balkans and the camaraderie the players share through their European roots.

A feature interview with Club president, Peggy O’Neal – the first and currently only female president in the AFL who shares her journey to Richmond, her upbringing in the US and her views on the Richmond Women’s football program.Speaking of the podcast, O’Neal said Our Stripes will strengthen the connection of Tiger fans with some of their favourite people at the Club, as well as introduce new faces and stories.“This podcast will be of interest to all Richmond fans as the interviews will tell the stories of the wide array of people who work for, play for, and support the Club,” O’Neal said.“It is important for us to appreciate that Tigers come from all walks of life, and that their achievements are worth celebrating and their insights are worth knowing.”