Jenae Tien is the founder of Expand Your Library, an author, and a multimedia producer.

We begin this awesome chat on Jenae’s superpower - introducing big ideas to little children.

Jenae shares the history of Expand Your Library - a venture that blossomed from her passion for sourcing diverse and inclusive books for children. EYL has since grown into performing workshops in schools, providing resources like teacher packs, and having a diverse range of products including the amazing Deck of Diversity.

Hints are dropped at our upcoming collaboration, gifts are given, and Jenae’s positivity shines bright. You don’t want to miss this one!

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Recorded at Catalog Music.

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Flux Entertainment perform fire & pyrotechnic shows, known for dancing with fireworks.

Joined by Kris and Madison, the couple behind the operation, we have an exciting conversation about what they call ‘Entertainment that pushes boundaries’.

We go in depth discussing their fire & pyrotechnics shows. From starting their business in the country and state with the strictest laws, to 7 News and Australia’s Got Talent appearances.

If you want to hear about doing what you love with the person you love, topped off with an amazing proposal story - you’ll love these two.

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Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Eric Blanc is a Creative Director, Fashion Designer, and model.

Finding huge success with his first collection in 2021, Eric’s story of being unapologetically himself should inspire anyone. While working as a stylist, Eric was asked to style for a magazine in Hawaii, but insisted on creating a collection instead.

Wanting to make something with purpose that reflected himself, the collection used tapa cloth - inspired by his Samoan culture.

Eric didn’t do a single runway, yet his collection ended up being featured in two magazines, with a model feature Vogue Italia, and shown in a museum in Germany in the Pacifica Exhibition.

Tune in to hear this insightful and hilarious conversation, also discussing things like modelling for Johnny Bigg, comparing the Brisbane fashion scene, wearing suits, and crafting the first fully Pacific Islander based collection.

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Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Lucas Tomoana is a Camera Operator, Podcaster, and the Vice President of ACS (Australian Cinematographers Society) in Queensland.

Tune into this eye opening episode as we delve into his inspiring journey from a love for cinema to working in the industry and finding fulfilment amidst life's twists and turns. Lucas shares invaluable advice on navigating through your career and personal life.

Lucas's passion for storytelling through film has always been his driving force. However, as a young man he found himself getting distracted by the allure of a carefree lifestyle. Becoming known as ‘The Yacht Party Guy’, Lucas realised he was headed for a life of all party and no business.

The pandemic served as a wake-up call, prompting Lucas to reevaluate his life and rediscover his values. As an avid sports fan, Lucas applies sports leadership mentality to his own life and career. This realignment lead to unexpected opportunities filming for "Young Rock”, his biggest opportunity yet, and he's never looked back.

Through his podcast and role as the ACS Vice President, Lucas's journey is marked by a commitment to growth and giving back.

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Recorded at Catalog Music, in Fortitude Valley Brisbane.

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Shelley Segal is a singer/songwriter who is currently based in the United States.

In this episode, Shelley shares her heartfelt story of self-discovery and musical evolution. Raised in an Orthodox Jewish community, and falling for music while performing with her father's wedding band, Shelley's personal and creative life took a turn as she delved into science. Confronting what she found as contradictions within her religion, and taking issue with things such as gender segregation, she began questioning everything. Fuelled by a desire to rediscover herself, she began crafting powerful, lyrically-driven songs about atheism and personal growth.

Her 2011 album, ‘An Atheist Album’, found an audience amongst other disenfranchised people, particularly in the US.

Venturing from Australia to America, Shelley found her voice resonating with individuals who shared her journey. From intimate gatherings to massive crowds of 30,000 alongside names like Richard Dawkins and Tim Minchin, her music struck chords across diverse communities.

Eventually moving to Los Angeles in 2016, she continued to expand her musical repertoire and industry footprint, establishing production and publishing companies while delving into film & tv licensing. Now she works with talented artists across genres, all over the world, continuing to inspire.

Shelley’s journey is a testament to defiance, growth, and the unifying powers of music.

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Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley.

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Chantelle Sisco is a fitness coach, a bodybuilder, and an internet personality who gained an online following during her 81kg weight loss journey.

Chantelle fearlessly shares the reasons behind her journey and the monumental goals she set. From battling gym anxiety to navigating the world of nutrition and exercise, Chantelle's candid account unveils the raw struggles and triumphs of everyday transformation. At 19 years old, a new mum and weighing 162kg, she wanted her lifestyle to change in order to have a healthier future.

Eventually falling in love with the process, and achieving her initial goal of losing 50kgs, Chantelle set her sights on a new goal - bodybuilding. Guided by her mum, a former Miss Australia bodybuilder, she got down to 81kgs and graced the stage in a bodybuilding competition.

Chantelle's journey didn't end there, it blossomed into a global phenomenon. Through her authentic social media posts, ranging from sweaty workouts to candid reflections, she became a beacon of inspiration, gaining support from all over the world.

Now, Chantelle uses her platform and her knowledge to coach people in their own fitness journeys.

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Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Roman MC is a freestyle rapper and improvisational performer, currently performing in 3 projects; ‘Bullhorn’, ‘Life on Earth’, and ‘The Moment’.

As the maestro behind the mic, Roman’s words are weapons and every performance is a wild ride through the realms of improvisation.

Unraveling the mysteries of freestyle, Roman guides us through the keys to unlocking your own lyrical prowess. From conquering your inner doubts to mastering the art of spontaneous wordplay, Roman breaks down the art of freestyle in a way that gives you the itch to try it.

But Roman's story isn't just about music, it's a saga of self-discovery and empowerment. From his humble beginnings, where he found himself thrust onto the stage by fate, to his journey of self discovery where he would ask and answer his own existential questions through freestyle, Roman's evolution as an artist is nothing short of astounding.

Venturing into schools and workshops, Roman shares his gift with the next generation, igniting flames of creativity and self-expression in young hearts. With his fusion of music, mental health advocacy, and the raw power of freestyle, Roman is reshaping the world, one beat at a time.

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Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Siki Daha is a singer, a vocal coach, and a humanitarian.

Seemingly involved in so much, Siki says his focus is narrowed down to; his artistry as a singer, his school - Music Roof, and his not for profit organisation ‘I Believe In Me’.

In this exciting conversation we dive into all 3. Siki shares experiences from Australian Idol, his personal journey since then, and a confronting story about the dark side of the industry. All of which directly lead into the 2 new singles he has just released.

Knowing the struggles other artists face, Siki started Music Roof to give vocal lessons and teach other artists how to properly brand themselves. Soon to be expanding into Bryon Bay!

We explore the inspiring origins behind ‘I Believe In Me’, starting as a children’s book about empowering and educating women of colour, then turning into a charitable organisation that donates books as well as offering workshops and scholarship programs.

We end the conversation on his documentary project chronicling three BIPOC female independent artists in Meanjin (Brisbane) showcasing their stories and struggles.

Siki is a dreamer who is helping others achieve theirs! An inspiring listen!

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Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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