Welcome to the final episode of Season Two! This is by no means an end, but rather a wrap of what has been an absolutely wonderful season. From where we were in season one, to where we are now, we have turned lots of corners and jumped a lot of hurdles and we have a lot in the pipeline for season THREE!

We were extremely lucky to welcome the following guests this season and would like to thank...

James Whiting

Leanne White

Alice Zaslavsky

Anthea Loucas Bosha

Elise Pioch Balzac

Flex Mami

Lowell Hunter

Michael Ventura

Please do stay tuned for Season Three and keep an eye on our socials for some exciting things coming!

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For over two decades, Michael Ventura has worked as a leader, facilitator, and educator. Concepts and tools from his first book, Applied Empathy (Simon & Schuster, 2018) have been embraced by influential, respected organizations from the ACLU, LVMH, Google, Goldman Sachs, IBM, Microsoft, and Nike to The United Nations and the Obama Administration.

As our very special and final guest for Season Two, Michael shares how his work focuses on helping leaders and their teams to incite growth and catalyze change. He discusses what daily rituals serve him and how they have changed over the course of pre, during, and post-COVID.

To hear more from Michael Ventura head here.

To grab a copy of his book, head here.

To listen to his work, head here.

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With his first gallery opening later this month in Wathaurong Country, Geelong, we speak with the talented Nyul Nyul Saltwater Man Lowell Hunter. From his early years growing up in Gunditjmara Country in Warrnambool, to now Wathaurong Country, Lowell remembers the ritual of dancing as far back as he can remember.

Taking the form and structure of dancing, Lowell's undeniably strong connection to country and community has allowed him to create beautiful pieces of art using only his feet. Using the Traditional dance movements his people have practiced for countless generations, Lowell uses the same foot movements to create his art which is then photographed with the use of drones to capture the beauty of the land and the patterns.

To get to know Artist Lowell Hunter, head here.

To see Lowell's art, head here.

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