VOICE

In this episode, Daniel and Gome are again joined by Meseret (Mesi) to discuss the current landscape of dating in Perth. Following on from the first conversation, we explore a female perspective to see if there are some different experiences to illuminate.

In this episode, Daniel and Gome are joined by special guest Meseret (Mesi) to discuss self-esteem and specifically how it differs from arrogance. How can one tell the difference and how do we develop self-esteem? Is perception REALLY reality and does it really matter?

In this episode Daniel and Gome discuss the concept of 'Black Lives Matter' as far as it relates to the Australian and Zambian context.

In this episode Daniel and Gome talk about the various dating options currently available and how this works from a cultural perspective. How do folk from more traditional backgrounds navigate the world of dating online or via apps?

In the first episode of 2022, Daniel and Gome discuss the controversial topic of whether or not people should receive the COVID-19 vaccination. Tune in on all your favourite podcast platforms for this interesting dialogue.

In this challenging episode, the VOICE team discuss the evolution of relationships from monogamy to the current landscape that includes ethical non-monogamy. Is monogamy the only valid relationship? Are migrants more inclined to explore different relational styles in Australia as they experience a new found freedom from shame, stigma and judgment?

In the inaugural episode of season 2, the VOICE team discuss the exciting topic of love and how our version of romantic love is influenced by our past. Does love look different here in Australia as it does in other parts of the world? Is there a difference between loving someone and being in love with someone?

In this episode we discuss the opposite side of the scale from last week's episode. Is there a difference between what men want and what they need? How does this play into the dynamic between men and women?

In this episode the VOICE team discuss the age old question what do women want? Resident counsellor Gomé gives his version making a distinction between what women want and what they need. They are later joined by guest Leanne Everett who chimes in with a female perspective regarding what her expectations are. Will Leanne's view align with Gomé's? Tune in and find out!!!

In this episode Daniel and Gomé are joined by Laura who shares her experience of multicultural relationships. As a Jewish woman who grew up in London and now calls Australia home, her perspective is poignant to the topic. Don’t miss this riveting episode.

In this episode Daniel and Gome dive deep into the reality of romantic relationships between different cultures. Can they work? What makes them work or not work? Are dark skinned men just players? Do non-Australians just get into relationships for a visa?

In this episode Daniel and Gome discuss the crippling nature of fear and how it can turn into anxiety and prevent us from achieving our goals. How do we quarantine ourselves from allowing fear to rule our minds?

In this episode we discuss the concept of self-hate within communities. Why do we bring each other down instead of building one another up? Why does there seem to be a lack of collaboration amongst community groups? How can we move past the jealousy and division towards more solidarity?

Episode 14 features Daniel and Gome discussing the loneliness epidemic. How can we be the most connected society that's ever lived and yet simultaneously the most lonely and isolated we have ever been?

In episode 13 Daniel and Gome continue the topic of Leadership. What makes a good leader and what are some consequences of good and bad leadership? How does culture fit into ones leadership style and expectations of leaders? What does leadership look like in a home setting?

In this episode Daniel and Gome explore the idea of leadership and how various conceptual frameworks influence ones leadership style.

In episode 11, the VOICE team is joined by Andrea Tokaji to share the story of how she escaped communist Romania and came to Australia. Her life in Australia has seen her navigate various roles from lecturing to human rights and finally politics. This is one not to be missed!

In this episode, Inspector Don Emanuel-Smith, joins the VOICE team to discuss matters pertaining to the Australian Police Force and how that interacts with the migrant community.

In this episode, Shine Lawyers manager Kenneth Rukunga, joins the VOICE team to discuss matters pertaining to the legal system in Australia and how that interacts with the migrant community.

In this episode the VOICE team is honoured to introduce Dr. Muza Gondwe and Ruvimbo Goredema to discuss various views of femininity and how that impacts relationships.

In this episode Daniel and Gomé introduce the subject of masculinity and discuss what that looks like from various perspectives and how that influences relationships.

In episode 6 the VOICE team are joined by Director of International at Curtin University, Barbara Lung, to discuss how to find your chosen path in a foreign land.

In this episode Leanne Everett joins the VOICE team to discuss mental health issues and how these influence the migrant experience in Australia.

On this episode of VOICE, Daniel and Gomé are joined by special guest Rob Delane who is a 5th generation Australian with 40+ years of public service. Rob provides some insight into the subject of identity as a well-accomplished Aussie who now spends a lot of his time mentoring more recent migrants.

In this episode we explore the subject of identity. Who are we? Daniel and Gomé explain their different concepts of identity and how that affects our interactions with others.

In this episode, Daniel and Gomé share some thoughts on the cultural influences on body image and the repercussions of that on relationships particularly in a multicultural context.

In this first episode we introduce the concept of VOICE and give brief introductions of the hosts Daniel and Gomé. We also delve straight into the subject around what success means from different cultural contexts.