Mind Your Mob Pod

Welcome back to Mind Your Mob YOUTH podcast ! this week I traveled back out to Scone to work with the Grammar schools year 11 kids.  Love Bites is a Respectful Relationships Education Program for young people aged 15-17 years. It consists of two interactive workshops: one on Relationship Violence, and one on Sex and Relationships, followed by creative workshops and community campaigns. Love Bites is a flexible model with options to use a full day or multi session delivery approach. The program emphasises the importance of a whole-of-school commitment to respectful relationship education.

Welcome back to the Mind Your Mob YOUTH Podcast's ! This week I had the pleasure of travelling up to Scone to assist in Facilitating the "Love Bites" program and being able to get a group of young people to create a 2 part podcast.  Love Bites is a Respectful Relationships Education Program for young people aged 15-17 years. It consists of two interactive workshops: one on Relationship Violence, and one on Sex and Relationships, followed by creative workshops and community campaigns. Love Bites is a flexible model with options to use a full day or multi session delivery approach. The program emphasizes the importance of a whole-of-school commitment to respectful relationship education.  As always for more up to date content press the follow button the Mind Your Mob Pod channel & Instagram page. Thanks for tuning in. 

Yaama !! welcome back to the Mind Your Mob podcast. This week I had the pleasure of being invited to the cultural spectacular in Singleton as a stall holder. I invited the community to sit down and have a yarn to me about mental health and wellbeing. special thanks to the community members that jumped on:  Jacob Bailey - Co host Uncle Glenn Morris  Sean Choolburra  Jakeob Watson Jamacia Hayes  Follow the Mind your Mob Instagram page for more content. Nicholas Bailey (@mind_your_mob_pod) • Instagram photos and videos

Welcome to the first of Mind Your Mob YOUTH podcast's !  MYM YOUTH podcast are a platform for youth to be able to learn skills in podcasting as well as give them a voice in there community. The Brospeak podcast is the cultural project of a group of year 6 kids out of Singleton that are participating in the Brospeak program. The Brospeak programs main goal is to get the students to take pride in what they do at school and in the wider community. Throughout the program the students learnt how to be strong in their Aboriginal identity, know about their culture and to get the students to believe in themselves and have the confidence to reach their goals.

Welcome back to the podcast !! This week i had a yarn with Clinton Bennell. Clinton is a proud Wiradjuri man living in south Australia who is apart of the Indigenous Marathon Foundation. Clinton also works in the Health sector. we had a yarn around sport, culture and health advice for our mob in relation to tackling Tabaco and breaking the cycle. Clinton spreads a very important message for our mob in terms all-round health for our mob. really enjoyed this one and hope you mob do to. Remember to like, share and subscribe to the show to be the first to listen each week.

Welcome back to the Podcast !! This week I had a yarn with Lachlan Skinner. Lockie is the face and mind behind OneMob Radio, Lockie Skinner Podcast & OneMob Breakfast. Lockie is also a big role model in the Coffs Harbor (Gumbaynggirr nation) community with numerous different projects within the community including Gumbaynggirr Language programs. Lockie talks about how OneMob Radio got started, what the plan for the future is for him and the station as well as pathways into Radio and media for any mob out there wanting pursue a career in this area. You can find OneMob Radio at Home - One Mob Radio or on the IdigiTUBE app.  Follow there socials at OneMob Radio. Remember to Like, Share and Subscribe to the show to be updated when new episodes are up.

Welcome back to the Podcast !! This week I had a yarn with Luke Litenburg. Luke is a music teacher, role model and a talented blues musician from Biripi Country.  Luke opens up on the struggles that are associated with being a inspiring musician and his story from him being the kid at the family BBQ with the guitar to playing in bands, travelling around the country and doing festivals.  follow Luke on Spotify and YouTube to follow this young talented fella do his thing.  Luke Ligtenberg - YouTube https://open.spotify.com/artist/1FUsaqKaCZRyFW9aj2fuYA?si=NtqzoVPQRGK7mvRrUXnLrQ Remember to share around & tell a friend.

Welcome back to the Podcast !! This week I had a yarn with Jade Perry. Jade is a proud Indigenous women from the Wonnaruah nation. Jade talks about her experience as a Aboriginal Health worker such as pathways, training, opportunities etc. Jade also gives health advice relevant to our mob. Keep an eye out for any programs run by Jade and NSW health as they are out servicing the community on the regular.  Remember to share around & tell a friend. 

Welcome back to the Podcast !! This week i had a yarn with Ken Weatherall.  come from Brewarrina and been in Newcastle since 1995, finished high school in Cardiff, been a referee for 25 years as well as being a member on the Referee Board and mentoring young Indigenous Referees in the Hunter Valley. Ken has also been involved in education for over 20 years with 17 of those years being employed in the department of education and 6 years now with Stronger Smarter institute travelling the country delivery a leadership program to school teachers and community groups with the goal of improving Aboriginal students outcome.

Welcome back to the podcast !! on todays Episode I Spoke to Cam Manning about some of his dealings of mental health and doubting his ability. Cam participated in the 2020 Indigenous Marathon Foundations Midnight Marathon that took place in Alice springs. Cam does a lot of work in community and is a inspiration for our Mob. Find the link to article below. Manning completes historic Indigenous marathon - Newcastle Weekly

This week i had a yarn to Genus & Sam. Both theses fellas are strong Indigenous role models for youth in our community. they both work for youth express as Program coordinator's and deliver there programs to schools across the hunter.  in addition to that genus is an aspiring musician under the name Iqoniik and was a part of the putting together of some of the WARWAR exhibition at Newcastle art gallery and Sam was a finalist for the channel 7 young achiever awards.