On today’s show, we have journalist, writer, and multidisciplinary creative whose work sits at the intersection of First Nations affairs, and cross-cultural storytelling.

Raised in a proudly Aboriginal and multicultural family, Phoebe McIlwraith — grew up surrounded by the belief that stories can move people to act.

From law to media, to television journalism, her path has been anything but linear … and that’s exactly where its power lies.

This is a conversation on learning to find your voice, and enacting your instinct to create change.

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Makeup artist and creative Pamela Madoro joins the show to talk art in all its forms, reclaiming beauty, and why personality, patience and pushing past outdated standards matter more than ever.

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In this week’s show, I sit down for a heartfelt conversation with Shakaiah Perez (Lady Shaka). Together, we trace her journey from a vibrant childhood to becoming the acclaimed DJ and artist she is today.

As we talk, I find myself inspired by the creative forces that shaped her (from hip hop to Bollywood) and the way dance competitions, moving abroad, and navigating adversity all built her resilience. It’s a reminder of how powerful it can be when we back ourselves and honour where we come from.

This episode feels like a celebration of culture, identity, and artistic courage. I hope you feel the warmth that I did: an honest, uplifting reminder that representation matters, community carries us, and our stories deserve to be heard.