Podcasts about fleassy malay

In this episode, Waffle Irongirl chats with Farah Beaini, Fleassy Malay, Amanda Santuccione and Katie Lohner about their upcoming Fringe Festival shows.** This episode contains some course language and references to suicide, death and grieving **To find out more about each of the performers' Fringe shows, check out the links below:Fierce-GentleThe Hungry PoetAza: stories of grief in diasporaTwenty Minutes to Nine

Waffle IronGirl speaks with Fleassy Malay about her collection of poetry, Virago - A Poetic Manifesto, her new music project, and many things in between!

Fleassy Malay is a poet, spoken word artist, performer, and writer. Fleassy uses they/them and she/her pronouns, and they are a queer, gender-diverse, neurodiverse genderfluid woman. Find out what that means to Fleassy in this episode. We also talk about embracing the validity of the phases we go through, belonging in both women's spaces and queer spaces, inclusive language and adding more nuance to conversations, internalised shame and being willing to confront our own conditioning, having observations rather than answers, how sacred rage can change the world, and playing in all the spaces. More on www.fiftyshadesofgender.com/fleassy 

This episode features performances by Claire Gaskin, Kim Jeffs, Blayke, Eleanor Jackson, Viki Mealings, Saint Jorge, Thabani Tshuma and Fleassy Malay. With music by Claire Cross, Juliet Vrakas, Rachel Dease and Monique DiMattina. 

At 23 years old, I left England on a journey to see how far I could go without flying. I now live, work, and play on Naam, land of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation. This land is colonially known as Melbourne, Australia.In this episode I unpack the poem Hiraeth. It is titled and inspired by the Welsh word "Hiraeth" which means a profound longing and homesickness for a home that no longer exists.It felt like a suitable poem to unpack considering I am now back in the UK for the first time since the COVID outbreak began.In it I look at my connection to my cultural identity, to my land, my bloodlines and my people. I also look at how connecting to those parts of myself have impacted my responsibility and regard for racism, systemic racism, and colonisation. I reflect on being a first generation settler on colonised land and also on my own genetic history (WAF: WhiteAF haha). I touch on my deep connection to the beautiful country and land I was born on and how grief and homesickness play in my heart.Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyIn this episode I unpack my poem HiraethYou can request a poem of mine for me to do a Behind The Poem episode about. I take requests from my Patrons, join me over on Patreon and just send me a message through there.If you would like a copy of this poem you can find it here: Book - Virago: A Poetic Manifesto Or check out some of my other work here:Book - Sex and GodAlbum CD -  Unhear ThisAlbum Download - BandcampAudio stream - Spotify---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Have you ever been told that you are “too much” or "intimidating"?ORHave you ever looked at another woman or femme person and thought “She's so…”, “Ugh, I can't believe she…”, or “I hate when they…”?It's taught to us from a very early age. We see it in movies, cartoons, magazines, books, even songs; women competing against other women. Women fighting for love interests, jobs, social status, women comparing their motherhood skills, their home decor, their talents and their body shapes. Women comparing themselves against each other, pulling each other down, or putting themselves in the shadow of another.We get taught to slut shame, body shame, success shame, class shame and so much more.A few days before recording this podcast I was having a chat on Instagram with a dear friend of mine, Serra. I admitted to her that I had struggled during our 9 year friendship with competition and comparison. I had found myself swinging from having a mega crush on this babe to comparing myself to her, and even internally shaming her for her juicy, vibrant, personality.We got into a vulnerable chat via private messages and, on her suggestion, decided to pause it and record the conversation for all of you to enjoy.In this episode we look hard at ourselves, at our own habits and how we not only treat other women but how other women treat us. We pull apart the toxic ways we have been taught to interact by society, but also delve into the vulnerability of grappling with all that shame ourselves. As two women who have both been told we are “too much” and “Intimidating” we also reflect on how to bridge that gap and find our place with other strong women in our life.If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyThis show features an interview with Serra Stone."Serra is an everchanging practise of pulsing, writhing lifeforms, held together by lichen and dawn. Currently taking form as a queer, neuro-diverse, sex worker, eco-sensual, writer, wildlife carer and artist; Serra considers her most important work is done in ritual with animals who have been killed. Her written and visual musings are the awkward, painful, decomposing truths of our world with a touch of satirical armour to soften the treacherous path. She is a (proper) bird nerd, earl grey loving, many book at a time reading mother of one caramel eyed Pitbull currently breathing with Dja Dja Wurrung Country in Central Victoria, Australia."https://www.instagram.com/serra.stone/https://www.facebook.com/sarah.hancock.756/https://medium.com/@connect_92174---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Hey babes! We hit 1000 DOWNLOADS!! Amazing!This week I asked my awesome Facebook Followers "What does it mean to live with integrity?". The responses were varied and came in thick and fast.Instead of unpacking a poem, like I would usually do on a non-interview week, I have actually decided to explore the concept of Integrity. I share my own experience of what it means for me to have integrity in life and intimate relationships. I also share how I identify integrity in other people, and how I gauge my own capacity to trust, and invest, in that relationship.This is far from a scientific unpacking on the topic, however, it is true to me at the time of recording. I'd love to hear what this episode leaves you thinking and how you sit with Integrity as a concept.If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/Fleassy---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-Gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Join Luna and an incredible line up of artists, comedians and singers to celebrate her #1 Best Selling book Perfectly Imperfect. Out now on Amazon as well as signed copies and gift packs available. Get it now, www.moreconfidence.com.au/perfectlyimperfectbook Featuring: Roshani- From dirt poor beginnings in Sri Lanka to explosive multi-instrumental powerhouse, ROSHANI's music is as captivating and uplifting as her life story. Her father the village drummer, her mother the singer, impoverished and with no hope, had to give ROSHANI up for adoption. At 6 weeks old fate led her to the other side of the world, to a musical family living in music capital Tamworth. ROSHANI's music defies pigeonhole, timelessly crossing genre. Using loop pedals to lay down guitar, harmonica, keys, percussion and a voice that gives you goosebumps, ROSHANI developed her one-woman show while living in her van, busking on the streets and travelling wherever the wind took her. Fleassy Malay- Two times TEDx speaker and viral poet, Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach. A global advocate for Women's rights, LGBTQI+ visibility, and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and courage as a social change tool. Natalie Jeffreys- Natalie is a screen composer, singer-songwriter, and spoken word poet. She is particularly passionate about scoring female-led films. Her work includes collaborations with award-winning JMONK Vision on the online series Super Jenny (with La Mama Theatre), the short film River Hags, and sho Brigid Morgan- Brigid has been performing and teaching in the arts sector for over 20 years. Her passions include theatre, dance, circus, poetry and storytelling. She has presented original performance works at numerous festivals & seasons, including La Mama Explorations, Hillscene Live Artist Incubator, Sydney Fringe, Melbourne Fringe & Adelaide Fringe. Angel Faith- Performer, theatremaker and heartist from Melbourne. Quirky, irreverent and boldly authentic, Angela Faith is an actor, writer and improviser with a passion for comedy and spreading joy. Earlier this year she toured her first one woman show ‘Too Much' to Adelaide Fringe and Midsumma Festival and now, locked down in Melbourne, she spends most of her time training her boyfriend to bite her harder, and the rest processing all the feelings she used to party away. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moreconfidence/message

Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/Fleassy4 years ago this week, a poem was written that ripped its way through me. Then, in March 2018, when it was released, it sky rocketed, went viral, and lit fires in the hearts of women all over the world. In this weeks episode I unpack my poem Witches. This is a big one. It feels scary to do because I know it's a poem that holds SO MUCH WEIGHT for so many people. I hope this episode does service to the impact this poem has had on you.I also trialed something this week, and recorded it with Patrons watching live via Zoom. You can access a video recording of that, and the subsequent QnA session I did afterwards, by becoming one of my Patrons.You can also request a poem of mine for me to do a Behind The Poem episode about. I take requests from my Patrons, just send me a message through that platform.My online program RISE Speaker Training starts its next live round on Oct 20th.  Click here for more details.If you would like a copy of this poem you can find it here: Book - Virago: A Poetic Manifesto On my album, Unhear This:Album CD -  Unhear ThisAlbum Download - BandcampAudio stream - SpotifyYou can also see the video of it by Uplift Connect which went viral in 2018 here.---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

In this episode musician and absolute babe, Kerryn Fields, and I have a chat. We look at love, anger, and the impact of debilitating illness. Her relationship to vulnerability when It was something that was enforced upon her by the challenges that life threw her way. And because she's a huge walking Care Bear, we discuss the power of loving ourselves through it all.We also talk about life as a musician in the age of digital music, and what it is to take up space on a stage with commanding confidence, and profound connection and love.Kerryn Fields links:Insta: https://www.instagram.com/kerrynfieldsLinktree with other relevant links: https://linktr.ee/kerrynfields---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music and editing by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteKerryn Fields Bio:Fuelled by humility, integrity and a raw clarity of vision, Kerryn Fields paints enduring musical portraits that detail the colour and feeling of everything that makes us human.Drawing comparisons with the likes of timeless creators, Cat Stevens, Townes Van Zandt, Joan Baez, Neil Young, and more, Fields' trademark warmth of character - evident in both life and music - fuels a creative offering that's equal parts captivating, refined and heartrendingly insightful.It's for good reason too, because life is something this artist has lived. Fields grew up in Te Kūiti, NZ, a farming community in which both her family and others' work hard to make ends meet. With Mum on guitar and Dad fuelling an obsession with radio, cassettes and vinyl LPs by all of music's greats, there was a life lesson in every song of Fields' childhood.With one hand on guitar and the other firmly upon heart, music moved Fields through a time when chronic illness, family separations and the weight of life changes presented this artist with her biggest challenges yet. It would be her relocation to Melbourne during which Fields would settle into her most significant relationship to date: that with her newfound network of fellow career singers, songwriters and performers. Life as she'd known it would change forever.Newstead Live Music Festival's Troubadour Artist of the Year (2019), winner of the MLT Songwriting Award (NZ Country Music Awards 2019) and New Zealand's Best New Broadcaster (at age 19), Kerryn Fields has released a range of celebrated records including debut LP, Rascal (2015) and award-winning, critically acclaimed single, Mamma (2019).Sure, her music speaks volumes. But it's the captivating warmth and courage of this artist that really leaves the audience shining from the inside-out. Support the show

This show features an interview with the talented Fleur Watkins, who appeared in my life via season 3 of Lego Masters Australia.This episode was a beautiful conversation we had unpacking the impact of the “Compete and Compare” mindset that so many women are brought up with. We also look at the importance of representation in mainstream media, and Fleur shares her experience battling stereotypes and pushing for better representation of women on TV, whilst also existing in the high-stress environment of high-stakes decision making with $100,000 on the line. Fleur is such an incredible and real soul, and I feel honoured to have been able to have this conversation with her.Follow Fleur on Instagram here:https://www.instagram.com/watkinsfleur/Check out her business where she will be running “Bricks n Sips” events.If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/Fleassy---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music and editing by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteFleur Watkins BiographyFleur is 44 years old and originally hails from Auckland, New Zealand but now calls Melbourne, Australia home.Fleur has a Diploma in Performing Arts and headed to London in 1996 to pursue a career in musical theatre.  A year into her stay overseas Fleur's twin brother died in a car accident and her life completely changed direction.  She fell into a career in the Event Management industry that ended up holding her attention for nearly 20 years.  Fleur loved her career which saw her teach events software as far afield as Singapore and San Francisco and manage tours in New Zealand for artists  such as the late great Marcel Marceau and John Mayer.In 2019 Fleur watched Lego Masters Season 1 and immediately reconnected with a childhood love of the LEGO bricks.  As a mother it is easy to lose yourself in your children and forget what makes you tick creatively.  For Fleur creating with LEGO became a journey of self-discovery where she uncovered the artistic person that had largely been dormant for many years.  In 2020 fate would see a friend recommend her to producers for Lego Masters Australia Season 3 and after a long process she started filming in October 2020.Fleur is currently preparing to launch a new business “Bricks & Sips” where adults are encouraged to participate in LEGO workshops building designs created by her while enjoying a few glasses of wine and some good banter.  Fleur hopes that this could expand into the Hen's night market because she can see great potential in using the Indiana Jones minifigure whip in a "Fifty Shades of Gray” style vignette. Support the show

A full year of  Witchy Wit deliciousness!  Join Kimberlyn and Leilani as they celebrate their first year of podcasts, reminisce about favorite episodes, and share their hopes for the future.Get exclusive content and support us on Patreon:http://www.patreon.com/WitchyWitFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/WitchyWitPodcastInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/Witchy_WitSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3azUkFVlECTlTZQVX5jl1X?si=8WufnXueQrugGDIYWbgc3AApple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/witchy-wit/id1533482466Pandora:https://pandora.app.link/nNsuNrSKnebGoogle Podcast:Witchy Wit (google.com)

On episode 97 we talk with Fleassy Malay about prosopagnosia, commonly referred to as “face blindness.” What are the symptoms? What can you do to lessen the effects, and how can you enlist the help of your friends and colleagues? Fleassy is a TEDx speaker and viral poet, is the host of the new “Fierce Gentle - The Courageous Voice Podcast,” and deals with the challenges of prosopagnosia every day. ABOUT THE GUEST - Fleassy Malay is a two-time TEDx speaker and viral poet. She's a global advocate for women's rights, LGBTQI+ visibility, and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and courage as a social change tool. Founder and CEO of Melbourne's acclaimed Women's Spoken Word organization and monthly event, Mother Tongue, she has guided the voices of thousands of women into the world. Fleassy studied at the famous London stage institution The BRIT School, which was also the source of talents such as Amy Winehouse, Adele, Kae Tempest and more. She now writes and presents regularly to her online community of over 20k followers with poetry, talks, and opinion pieces. In 2017 she published her book, Sex and God, and in 2018, launched her album of spoken word, Unhear This. In 2020 she successfully crowdfunded her latest book Virago: A Poetic Manifesto. You can support the podcast and receive subscriber-only benefits at www.patreon.com/neurodiversity. The Neurodiversity Podcast is available on Facebook and Instagram, and on Twitter @NeurodiversePod. For more information go to www.NeurodiversityPodcast.com

This very special show features an interview with the creators of Fearless Movement Collective, Bowie Stover and Zay Canters. These two beings are not only personal friends of mine but are also special to me in a very unique way. In this episode we unpack their experiences running a business aimed at the trans and gender diverse community, we look at their exploration of identity and how they truly discovered who their target market actually is, and the mistakes they made in the process.We also go to some deeply intimate and vulnerable places as we open up and share publicly about our journey in a three-way relationship (thrupple) and their experiences with queer, poly dating in straight, monogamous world. It is a very tender and revealing episode which took a lot of courage and honesty from all of us. We explore what it is to discover our own demons and bad habits, work through them, crafting deeper and more honest relationships. I feel deeply grateful that they were willing to unpack this with me.I hope you gain a lot from this episode, I know I did. Check out Bowie and Zay's incredible work with The Fearless Movement Collectivehttps://fearlessmovementco.com/They will be rebranding as "Non-Gendered Fitness" towards the end of 2021.Instagram Pages:Bowie: https://www.instagram.com/the.no.t.enbieZay: https://www.instagram.com/zaycantersNon Gendered Fitness: https://www.instagram.com/non_gendered_fitnessThe Fearless Movement Collective: https://www.facebook.com/fearlessmovementcoIf you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/Fleassy---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music and editing by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyIn this episode I unpack my poem Tall Poppy. It was requested by my Patron...and parent... Pam Riley. Thanks for all your support mum.You can request a poem of mine for me to do a Behind The Poem episode about. I take requests from my Patrons, join me over on Patreon and just send me a message through there.If you would like a copy of this poem you can find it here: (DELETE AS RELEVANT)Book - Virago: A Poetic Manifesto Or on my album, Unhear This:Album CD -  Unhear ThisAlbum Download - BandcampAudio stream - Spotify---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyIn this episode I unpack my poem Northern Lights. It's sensual, revealing, and when I wrote it was drenched in deep emotions. It was requested by my Patron, Pete Jordan. Thanks Pete.If you want to request a poem, I take requests from all my Patrons, so jump over and join me on Patreon.If you would like a copy of this poem you can find it here: Book - Sex and GodYou can also find it on my album:Album CD -  Unhear ThisAudio stream - SpotifyAlbum Download - Bandcamp---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant and my awesome Patreon community.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyI'm super excited to share today's guest, I've been a big fan for a while now.Today's show is an interview with proud Latine/x non-binary/gender fluid actor/activist Vico Ortiz. In today's show we delve into what it means to explore and live your truth courageously...especially in a world that doesn't represent you in the media. It's about living courageously as marginalised people, and also about being a good ally.Vico shares their experience as a queer performer, the intersection of his gender identitiy and her identity as Puerto Rican, and we also touch on poly dating as a person in the spotlight.With a touch of dismantling the patriarchy and a lick of self-care and wholesome vibes, this episode is truly fierce-gentle in its nature.To follow more of Vico check out their socials:Instagram: @puertoricaninjahttps://www.instagram.com/puertoricaninja/Twitter: @v_vico_ortizhttps://twitter.com/v_vico_ortizFacebook: @vico.ortiz.officialhttps://www.facebook.com/vico.ortiz.officialTik Tok: @Vico_Ortizhttps://www.tiktok.com/@vico_ortizVico also mentions the series These Thems, which I highly recommend watching:​​https://www.outfestnow.com/thesethemsAnd if you are interested in learning sign language:For ASL Vico recommends: https://www.queerasl.comFor Auslan Fleassy recommends:https://expression.com.au/---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music and editing by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyThis episode features an interview with the incredible Farah Beaini, a spoken word poet and a master (in my eyes) of inciting open and curious conversations.I believe we could all benefit from having better conversations.In this episode we explore what it means to write our own stories for others to hear, and what it means to “leave our shoes at the door” when we are asked to write other people's stories. We touch on grief and the power of asking questions. Farah explores her identity as a person living with disability, alongside her identity as a woman from a Muslim background, and the both challenging and beautiful elements of that intersection.Farah is a beautiful and living example of fierce-gentle communication and courageous living.Farah Beaini is a spoken word poet and writer, interested in exploring stories of identity and belonging in an age of constant movement. Farah is the founder and lead facilitator of Moving Conversations, a much needed home for courageous community conversations on difficult issues affecting our health and wellbeing. Past conversations are available via the Moving Conversations Podcast, with guest appearances from poets, singers and mental health experts. We pay our respects to the Wurundjeri people, whose lands we gathered on to record these conversations.Moving Conversations facebook grouphttps://www.facebook.com/movingconversations---------------------------------------------------------This podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music and editing by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

Hey babes!If you love this podcast please consider supporting it by joining me on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/FleassyThis episode is a personal hello from me, an introduction into the concept of Fierce-Gentle, what it means, who I will be talking to, and who this podcast is aimed at. I'm so excited to release this project into the world. Self-enquiry with radical babes, queer, femmes is one of my favourite things to do; Poetry, and talking about courageous, intimate, vulnerable, and fierce topics is another. Putting all those passions into the same place, and sharing them with you all feels like the perfect combination.So grab your cauldrons witches, we are about to brew up some magic with this new podcast.I hope you enjoy. LoveFleassyThis podcast was recorded in Naam, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation.Fierce-gentle was made possible and supported by a Banyule City Council Business Grant.Written, recorded and hosted by Fleassy Malay:https://linktr.ee/fleassymalayReclaim your Voice, Courage, and Power in Fleassy's online course, RISE - Speaker Training.https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdE/Music and editing by Rory McDougall:https://soundcloud.com/myshyteSupport the show

So much about this conversation that rocked my world. The depth. Humility. The honouring. Talking about the big topics that shape our world and our role in it. We spoke about… 1. How silence shatters our self-worth. 2. The difference between our comfort zones and safety zones. 3. Understand privilege and our role in that. 4. The TRUE meaning of vulnerability. 5. Courage and fear, how we can dance with them. … and the list could go on, it was such a beautiful, honest and important conversation. Changing the world has to start with how WE show up in it. About Fleassy Malay. This human. Is THE most aware person I know. Fiercely, gently and respectfully aware. Not on one thing, but all things. And naturally, as it has just born innately in her. On things that have had to actively learn, educate and teach myself. It blows my mind. Two times TEDx speakers. Her work has had literally millions of hits. She is a sought out global changer maker who gives a voice to al people. The way she operates, moves and works are really extraordinary. … Hedonism oozes in and out of her being. Gah! Is insane in the most amazing way. The integrity she lives by is awe-inspiring. Her words so poetic they can't help but make you a better person simply by hearing them. Heartfelt compassion for all living things and holding true to that in all moments. The giving, collaborative approach in which she lives is being echoed by all those in her wake. She is courageous, real, raw and vulnerable in the most profound way. It's who she is. With a heart and soul so pure, gracing us with her presence and her words. It's Fleassy Malay. She is building an empire that is rebuilding humanity and hope in millions of hearts around the globe.

Episode 133 is here and this week I interviewed two times TEDx speaker and viral poet, Fleassy Malay. Fleassy is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach. A global advocate for Women's rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and connection as a social change tool. Founder of Melbourne's acclaimed Women's Spoken Word event, Mother Tongue. A passionate, powerful, vulnerable and honest performer who's words and courses leave a profound impression. Please SHARE Fleassy's work and words with every woman you know. xx

In this podcast, five poets share a piece on extinction and their feelings associated with our changing planet. We hear from Bruce Pascoe, Danusha Lameris, Mark Tredennick, Peter Brown and Fleassy Malay. If you want to hear more, check out the incredible Extinction Elegies project, put on by Red Room Company. Thanks to Cheshire Audio and YAGA for editing this episode of the Dumbo Feather podcast.

I am so pleased to bring you today's guest she is so incredibly inspiring. I first met Fleassy at the Australian Women's day event. We were both speaking and when she got on the stage I got the chills. She's a powerful poet, an activist and trailblazer. We instantly connected and have been friends ever since. You need this woman's work and message in your life. This episode is so jam-packed with powerful thought-provoking convos. I know you're going to love it. Please tag us and let us know what you got from this episode. Connect with her below. Enjoy loves! X EWebsite: www.fleassymalay.comRISE Speaker Training: https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9VdEAlso if you use code JINGLEBELLS before the end of the year you get a 35% Christmas discount!The next round begins Jan 22nd.Social media:www.facebook.com/fleassyMwww.instagram.com/fleassymalayWant to meet in real life?I'll be taking my creating confidence masterclass globally! First stop is Auckland New Zealand on 19 January 2020 if you are around I would love to see you. Tickets are limited but you can grab your space here: https://erika-cramer.mykajabi.com/registration-page-b7bedbf4-74a5-4fc4-971e-e0420b8048e9Los Angeles, you're up next in Feb 2020!

{Goddess of The Week}Fleassy Malayhttp://fleassymalay.com/@fleassymalay Two times TEDx speaker and viral poet, Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach. A global advocate for Women’s rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and connection as a social change tool. A self-identified queer, erotic, spiritual, mother she has a theatrical and yet deeply authentic performance and speaking style, renowned for captivating her audiences with depth, honesty, and humour.In 2017 she published her book, Sex and God, performed internationally and became the first women to represent Australia at the National Poetry Slam, USA. In 2018 her poem, Witches, went viral on International Women’s Day with over one million views in 3 days, with over 2 million views to date.What we chat about: Using your voice for social changeSpoken word poetry as a tool for empowerment Speaking out about being Queer and a nonbinary gender Imposter syndrome as a professional speaker Shame stories that keep us safe We are WITCHESSister Support: Get 30% Off your all natural cleaning starter kit at www.claryti.com/goddessJoin The Goddess Life Membership by visiting https://www.iamgoddesscollective.com/membershipFor more Goddess conversations join our women's facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1078258585615424/?ref=bookmarks) Receive 25% off A Yoga Wake Up subscription by using code bit.ly/goddessyogawakeup Support slow fashion by shopping with Dazey LA https://www.dazeyla.com/collections/dazey-only?rfsn=2161654.820359 get 10% off using code: GODDESSNATION See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why should Fridays have all the fun? Go crazy on Mondays with Laura Gonzalez on 'Lunatic Mondays'..... Anything can happen!!! On this episode Fleassy Malay will be chatting with Laura Gonzalez about her projects and adventures as an international traveling, and viral poet! Join us on the chat room or by phone to ask your questions!! (929) 477-3055

You’re in for an absolute treat today so buckle the F up! We’re getting a huge dose of mind-bending, questioning of purpose, where do we fit in and how do we live honestly wisdom from a true sorceress of the spoken word, Fleassy Malay. This girl can speak in a way that keeps you hanging off every, single word and there were a few moments throughout, that I just couldn’t stop myself from crying. This woman is an absolute force to be reckoned with. Her dedication to helping those who feel they can’t speak out, do exactly that in a safe and supportive environment, is such a beautiful mission and purpose. Two times TEDx speaker and viral poet, Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach. A global advocate for Women’s rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and courage as a social change tool. Founder of Melbourne’s acclaimed Women’s Spoken Word event, Mother Tongue. A passionate, powerful, vulnerable and honest performer who’s words, workshops, and courses leave a profound impression. For our podcast listeners, Fleassy is offering 10% off her RISE course program using the code DYNAMO10. Sign up here Where to Find Fleassy: Website - http://fleassymalay.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fleassymalay/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FleassyM Debut album - ‘Unhear This’ is an enchanting mix of powerful spoken word and evocative music, featuring electronic beats, traditional folk melodies and sexy bass liners. Spoken word videos - http://fleassymalay.com/listen/ TedX Talk - Why your words are more powerful than you think TedX Talk - How being face-blind made is easier to see people Rise Speaker Training: http://fleassymalay.com/rise-speaker-training/

Enjoy this encore episode with Fleassy Malay. For more information visit the awakened woman self care website https://awakenedwomanselfcare.com/2018/10/03/episode-054-fleassy-malay-and-why-your-words-are-more-powerful-than-you-think/  Visit Fleassy website here http://fleassymalay.com 

Chris Williams discusses his new site about sexual health and well-being for men who have sex with men.  Robin Litvin Salter from Queerspace discusses the We Deserve project.  Fleassy Malay chats in the studio about her album Unhear This. We also play some of Fleassy's tracks, including Witches.

Fleassy Malay is a Two time TEDx speaker and viral poet. An internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach. A global advocate for Women’s rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and connection as a social change tool. We start with getting to know Fleassy’s background, then she talks about vulnerability and authenticity as a tool for change. She shares on the power of spoken poetry, then her and Doc just talk about people’s untold stories. Later on, they talk a bit about more problems with social media, about public speaking, and how to break that fear. Another marvelous guest with an amazing story to tell! Lots of insights for all of you get some takeaways from. Enjoy the show! True is an Australian-based company that specializes in protein powder and sports nutrition supplements. They use only the best quality ingredients available from all corners of the world to deliver a premium product. When it comes to sports supplements that are all natural and, most importantly, are effective in giving you the competitive edge, go with TrueProtein. As a special offer from ADVF and TrueProtein, head on over to www.trueprotein.com.au and use the code ‘ADVF’ to get 10% off on any of their products. This podcast is proudly supported by AdventureFit Travel. AdventureFit Travel is an adventure travel company for the fitness community. Head over to www.adventurefittravel.com to check out all our trips, all our blogs from our blogging team, special offers and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the first show of Season 2, and we're delighted to feature talented performer, internationally renowned Spoken Word Poet, and speaking coach—Fleassy Malay. Fleassy is the Founder of Melbourne, Australia’s acclaimed Women’s Spoken Word event, Mother Tongue. She is a global advocate for Women’s rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and connection as a social change tool. Fleassy is a self-identified queer, erotic, spiritual, mother, with what has been described as a — theatrical and yet deeply authentic performance style. She is known for captivating her audiences with her depth, her honesty, and her humor. In 2017 she published her book, Sex and God, has performed internationally and became the first woman to represent Australia at the National Poetry Slam, held in the United States. Many of you may be familiar with Fleassy though her poem, filmed by UPLIFT this past March. That poem, Witches, went viral on International Women’s Day 2018 with over one million views in it’s first 3 days, at a little over 2 million and counting now.   In today's episode Fleassy shares some of her journey to create her powerful spoken word performance of Witches, which went viral. She talks about the power of sharing your voice—and the difference between staying in a comfort zone and being safe. Fleassy shares some of the work she is doing currently, working with LGBTQ youth, her continuing groundbreaking work with Mother Tongue—and her upcoming course RISE, Speaker Training. Visist Fleassy's website http://fleassymalay.com   

        ***Replay from 3/16/2018**** 8 PM Central you can join Host Rev Donald Lewis and Rev. Lori B  for the Correllian Family Hour as we explore the exciting world on Correllian Wicca.  News and views, interviews, and information on the Correllian Lifestyle. Join Rev Don, Rev Lori B and guests for a Ostara/Mabon ritual Stay tuned after the ritual for a special interview with Fleassy Malay Hosts, Laura González, Rev Lori B and Pammit invite the amazing Performance Poet and author of the viral International Women's Day Poem, "Witches"  

In this episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution (The Socialist Podcast) Heather interviews the internationally known poet Fleassy Malay. Heather spends some time fangirling and even breaks into tears near the end of the episode when Fleassy is kind enough to do a performance of her poem “Poppy”. Fleassy Malay is poet who focuses on...

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Two times TEDx speaker and viral poet, Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach. A global advocate for Women’s rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and connection as a social change tool. Founder of Melbourne’s acclaimed Women's Spoken Word event, Mother Tongue. A passionate, powerful, vulnerable and honest performer who's words and courses leave a profound impression. A self-identified queer, erotic, spiritual, mother she has a theatrical and yet deeply authentic performance style, renowned for captivating her audiences with depth, honesty, and humour. In 2017 she published her book, Sex and God, performed internationally and became the first women to represent Australia at the National Poetry Slam, USA. In 2018 her poem, Witches, went viral on International Women's Day with over one million views in 3 days, with over 2 million views to date. You can connect with her via the following links: https://fleassymalay.com/ - Official Website https: www.facebook.com/FleassyM - Facebook Page http://www.bit.ly/fleassywitches - Witches Video

3CR Breakfast Rundown 13th June  2018 7:00am Acknowledgment of Country 7:06 Songs of Satire focusing on Buggles song Video Killed the Radio Star7:15am Interview with Tania Hill senior curator of Astronomy at the Melbourne Planetarium about the Lunar eclipse earlier this year.7:18am Interview with Deakin Professor in  Ecology and Conservation research  Euan Ritchie  about bandicoots in the suburbs.7:22am John Saffron talking on extremist groups around Melbourne.7:26am Featured artist Teskey Bothers with song It’s a Crying Shame.7:32am Phone call with 3CR producer and volunteer MV.7:37am Interview with Vanessa Teague, Senior lecture in the Computing and Information systems at the University of Melbourne talking on the consequences of increased security surveillance systems.7:42am Featured artist Kutcha Edwards with song Circles from his album Beneath the Surface.7:47am Coverage of the Rohingya Refugee exhibit at Footscray Community Arts Center “Refugees Crisis in Colour” and interview with coordinator Ali Mc.7:53 am Greg Denham executive Yarra Drug and Health Forum promoting upcoming events.7:58am Featured artist Joni Mitchell with You Turn Me On (I'm a radio)8:02am Vox Pop from the 2017 Marriage Equality Plebiscite protests in Sydney.8:06am Phone call with  with Dr Tim Jones from La Trobe University.8:11am Discussion over the US and North Korea summit and previous interview with ICAN  (International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons) team after the presentation of the Nobel Peace Prize. 8:17am Featured artist  Black Rock Band with song Bininj Kunborrk.8:21am Featured artist  Poem from Fleassy Malay with poem  When Men Birth  surrounding the role of today’s men during childbirth. 

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Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist, speaker and coach from the UK. A global advocate for Women’s rights and a fierce voice for the power of authenticity and connection as a social change tool. Now based in Melbourne, Australia, … Ep #18 – Revealing your authentic self w/ Fleassy Malay Read More »

7:00am Acknowledgement of Country.7:05am Poem from Fleassy Malay When Men Birth surrounding the role of today’s men during childbirth.7:10 SONG Temple Step Project producer from Byron Bay with piece New Generations.7:18 Professor James Chin from the University of Tasmania speaks on the result of recent Malaysian elections including gerrymandering prior to the elections as well as the new coalition government Pakatan Harapan success and what this means for Malaysians.7:32 Interview with performer Lady Lash from the Wominjeka Festival over the weekend.7:36 Featured song from artist Lady Lash Her She Bars.7:44am Interview with Irish time’s Karen Twomey who spoke with Aoife Cooke on the debate leading up to the Irish abortion referendum and it’s results over the weekend.7:54am Gemma Cafarella, a representative of Liberty Victoria discussing heightened surveillance in the international community and how Australia’s “Home Affairs” ministry and new security measures proposed by Minister Dutton will effect the privacy of Australians. 8:04 Jimmy Cordwell from the Australian Marine Conservation Society about a Brisbane council's recent ban on straws, balloons and plastics and the beneficence to the local environment.8:17 Professor Rick Sarre, School of Law, University of South Australia on why random identification at airports are a bad idea. Discussing how random identification checks fail to combat the threat of terrorism, increases profiling and discrimination and fosters a fear rather than information-based society.

Episode 1 of The Birth Bruja Podcast Featuring: May Elawar Host Eri Guajardo Johnson jumps into the meaning and vision behind The Birth Bruja Podcast. We talk about birth as a powerful place for healing and transformation, the need for intersectional and liberational approaches to birth work, the reason behind using the term "Bruja", and more. Scholar May Elawar joins us to talk about reclamation work, connecting with our mother line, valuing alternative ways of knowing within medical spaces, and beyond. Mentioned Resources: California Institute of Integral Studies- Women's Spirituality Program https://www.ciis.edu/academics/graduate-programs/womens-spirituality "Witches" by Fleassy Malay: https://www.facebook.com/upliftconnect/videos/1213620145441631/ Music: "Green & Gold" by Lianne La Havas For questions or comments

8 PM Central you can join Host Rev Donald Lewis and Rev. Lori B  for the Correllian Family Hour as we explore the exciting world on Correllian Wicca.  News and views, interviews, and information on the Correllian Lifestyle. Join Rev Don, Rev Lori B and guests for a Ostara/Mabon ritual Stay tuned after the ritual for a special interview with Fleassy Malay Hosts, Laura González, Rev Lori B and Pammit invite the amazing Performance Poet and author of the viral International Women's Day Poem, "Witches"  

 Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health is a national organisation run by immigrant and refugee women and dedicated to immigrant and refugee women’s health. This year they celebrate 40 years of immigrant and refugee women’s leadership in health and wellbeing. Presented by Hope Mathumbu. See 3CR.org for the entirety of IWD 24 hour broadcast. Julie Shapiro, Executive producer of Radiotopia and co-founder of Third Coast Audio Festival, speaking about her work in the radio podcast scene. Fleassy Malay in the studio to speak about her latest spoken word video, that was released on IWD, that has seen over 1 million views. Fleassy is  an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist from the UK, now based in Melbourne, Australia. 

No stranger to the mic, Fleassy Malay speaks up about her relationship with fear and shame. A seasoned performer, she has inspired hundreds of people across the globe to find their voice, to speak their truth and to be courageous, vulnerable, passionate and honest. She runs Melbourne’s acclaimed Mother Tounge, spoken word poetry night and Speak Up a course offers a safe space to learn and develop public speaking skills. Her online course, Courageously Me encourages women to have the courage to prioritise themselves. She also inspired the name of this podcast. Resources Mentioned Fleassy’s website Mother Tongue community on Facebook  […] The post TP 16: Fleassy Malay Speaks Up appeared first on Tathra Street.

No stranger to the mic, Fleassy Malay speaks up about her relationship with fear and shame. A seasoned performer, she has inspired hundreds of people across the globe to find their voice, to speak their truth and to be courageous, vulnerable, passionate and honest. She runs Melbourne’s acclaimed Mother Tounge, spoken word poetry night and Speak Up a course offers a safe space to learn and develop public speaking skills. Her online course, Courageously Me encourages women to have the courage to prioritise themselves. She also inspired the name of this podcast. Resources Mentioned Fleassy’s website Mother Tongue community on Facebook  […]The post TP 16: Fleassy Malay Speaks Up appeared first on Tathra Street.

This episode of Pregnancy Birth & Beyond we have guest Fleassy Malay in the studio talking women and mothers claiming their voice through the art of spoken word. We also get hear a live spoken word poem by Fleassy, 'When Men Birth.'"Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist from the UK. Now based in Melbourne, Australia, she runs one of Melbourne’s most successful Spoken Word events, Mother Tongue." Episode host: Lara Martinw. fleassymalay.comw. pbbmedia.org

This episode of Pregnancy Birth & Beyond we have guest Fleassy Malay in the studio talking women and mothers claiming their voice through the art of spoken word. We also get hear a live spoken word poem by Fleassy, 'When Men Birth.'"Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist from the UK. Now based in Melbourne, Australia, she runs one of Melbourne’s most successful Spoken Word events, Mother Tongue." Episode host: Lara Martinw. fleassymalay.comw. pbbmedia.org

A live recording from Open Studio with the poetry night, Girls on KeyBronwen Manger is a poet and spoken word artist, located in Box Hill. Bronwen performs her work at readings and events around Melbourne (often accompanied by her identical twin Emily Polites), and her poems have been published in various journals and magazines, including Best Australian Poems 2012, The Age, Going Down Swinging, Triptych Poets 2, and page seventeen. Bronwen has performed her poetry live on radio (Triple J, 3CR and Phoenix FM), and she has appeared on Channel 31’s Red Lobster TV program. Bronwen’s poetry varies widely, from rambunctious rhymes to contemplative lines, and she aims to tempt the audience into an opulent web of passion and puzzlement, strung between wildflowers and grenades, paradise and apocalypse, decadence and deprivation.Fleassy Malay is an Internationally renowned, evocative and powerful spoken word artist from the UK. Now based in Melbourne, Australia, she runs one of Melbourne’s most successful Spoken Word events, Mother Tongue. Her quirky, theatrical and emotive performance style captivates audiences leaving them both laughing and crying, occasionally both at the same time. Fleassy incorporates both her Theatre background with her love of hip hop and poetry to create stories and poems that ooze rhythm, melody and personality. She also teaches 6 week Spoken Word courses looking at the power of vulnerability and honesty both on and off the stage.Anne M Carson. has been published in the USA, Ireland, France and widely in Australia. Her first collection, Removing the Kimono, was published by Hybrid Publishers in 2013. She has a particular interest in collaboration and has worked with a dancer, pianist, keyboard player and harpist. She has won and been commended in various literary competitions most recently in 2015 she was shortlisted for the Ron Pretty Poetry Prize.Gemma Mahadeo is a Melbourne-based writer who came to Australia in 1987. Prior to that, she lived in her country of birth, England, and also spent time in her mother’s, the Philippines. Her poetry has appeared both online and in print at Famous Reporter, Islet, Poetrix, Cordite, antiTHESIS, and Going Down Swinging, with more recent work appearing or forthcoming in Writ Poetry Review, Tincture Journal, and Tenderness Journal later in 2015.