Podcasts from the Edge
Sep 28, 2022
Grit Ep 4: Connection
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In this episode we take you on the road with our hosts Sam and Archie as they tour the Shoalhaven from the south to the north looking for the signs of recovery and resilience.
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RealFM: Bravery is Just Being Ourselves
Bravery is just being ourselves... who cares what anyone else thinks!
For the third episode of RealFM, Jacob hosts with confidence and takes us through three conversations:
* Bella tells us how she met her _idol_...and how it changed her
* Ben and Lucas share their passion for being to cheeky buggers(and being talented artists)
* Charlie speaks about the reason he teaches himself guitar
Music in this episode is from the arists Chris De Souza, Ben Goodyer, Lucas Youell and Kevin MacCleod.
_RealFM is a podcast series produced by Beyond Empathy and is funded through the Children and Youth Wellbeing Recovery Initiative through Regional NSW. RealFM and the Kiama Resilience Project is supported by Sentral Youth Services- the space where the project was held._
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Sep 21, 2023
RealFM: It Makes Us Who We Are
It makes us who we are, even if we're afraid to show it.
For the second episode of RealFM, "Jeff" is our country-bunkin' of a host and takes us through four conversations... and a cover of a song!
* Ryan tells us what mitosis is,
* Vicki shares a memory of catching a pufferfish
* Shaniece speaks about what people are missing out on dissing musicals
* Jacob relives how he drove on a rainbow road when he was four years old.
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" by Queen is featured in this podcast and is performed by Jacob Lewis.
Music in this episode is from the arists Chris De Souza, Ben Goodyer, Lucas Youell and Kevin MacCleod.
_RealFM is a podcast series produced by Beyond Empathy and is funded through the Children and Youth Wellbeing Recovery Initiative through Regional NSW. RealFM and the Kiama Resilience Project is supported by Sentral Youth Services- the space where the project was held._
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Sep 19, 2023
Ready Steady: It's Time To Go and Learn Language
It isn't just keeping the culture alive, it's to keep it growing.
Ready Steady is back and for Indigenous Literacy Day we're bringing a special conversation to you from 2020!
Jallarah, Tarlee, Nikki and Vicki chat to Kirli Saunders(Red Room Poetry) and Dr Aunty Jodi Edwards(Dharawal lanuage expert) about why learning lanuage is important.
Ready Steady was funded through the Communities For Children program by the Australian Government Department of Social Services under the Families and Communities Programme through Barnardos Australia.
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