Linda and Preston sit down for a heartfelt conversation about NAIDOC Week — what it means, why it matters, and how it connects us to identity, community, and responsibility. They share personal reflections on their own ties to Aboriginal heritage and explore the power of understanding where you come from.

From the importance of intergenerational connections to the role of the next generation in shaping a stronger future, this yarn dives deep into the complexities of relationships, community contributions, and what it really means to give back.

The episode wraps with a reminder to get involved, celebrate Aboriginal culture, and honour NAIDOC Week in meaningful ways.

In this powerful episode, Linda and Preston explore what leadership should look like in times of division, uncertainty, and change. Reflecting on the emotional weight of recent political events, they unpack how empathy, honest communication, and genuine community connection can redefine the way we lead.

From basic human needs to big societal shifts, this conversation dives into the role of leadership in healing, empowering individuals, and building stronger, more inclusive communities. It’s a call to step up — not just as leaders, but as compassionate humans willing to connect, listen, and create change from the inside out.

Linda and Preston dive into the complexities of Australia’s current political landscape, unpacking the growing divide between communities and government.

They explore how short-term thinking, hidden agendas, and rigid systems erode trust — and why meaningful relationships, accountability, and community-driven change are more important than ever.

From class disparities to the power of grassroots action, this conversation is a call for deeper connection, genuine communication, and a more human approach to politics.