In this episode of the podcast, TommyLW talks to Amelia Travers, a web developer and all round techie. Chef Nornie Berro from Mabu Mabu restaurant also joins us to present about Indigenous ingredients and how you can use them in your cooking.

In this episode, KatieLW talks to Dr Suzy Green, a positive psychologist and the CEO of The Positivity Institute. FionaLW also shares a mindful meditation. For a copy of this transcript head to: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/LyMnS9MF_JUNG_ObigjFsu2lO4XgpytU8EsM526xnxh6qe72J7eL6iBciNE0fT4RRz0mDHq6RK2TybRYAXQqWsaiEzU?loadFrom=SharedLink

On this episode of the Podcast, TommyLW chats with the team from CHiPS, a peer support program running at the RCH. In honour of our Storytelling month, I dive into the vault to bring back our interview with Australian Author Jackie French. You can find a transcription of this episode here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/HQDttRIG-0ir2Zs4_qtgEOYLS3QcFTkAQhpdK95Zdy_lMcVNJvSGW1SE9srHXWmT_TnMe24H60UeKG49YZw5Z56otp4?loadFrom=SharedLink

On this episode of the Livewire Podcast, TommyLW has a chat with Matthew Skerrit from Every Human, an NDIS approved company that provides adaptive clothing for people with illness and disability. I also grab an interview from the Vault and revisit my interview with Cosplay builder Steph AKA AltF4 in honour of June it Yourself on Livewire. You can find a transcription of this episode here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/YDRzM_00RSckd6wht-IEJhKZqMi77qL-WitB-I07ZcpIdKqR5Gl_L6yokStjhMa0RSbhXfgfAS8Pzw7gOXUx5rl1W1c?loadFrom=SharedLink

We've been celebrating the world of entertainment with our theme of May We Entertain You! We've had a competition running all month getting our members to write a new theme song for Livewire! On this episode we have a listen to Erin Janes amazing entry. TommyLW also has a chat with Lucy Carr one of the co founders  from Big Sisterhood, who has a modern resilience program tailed for teen girls promoting wellness though storytelling and expressive art forms. Transcription can be found here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/QbyiAjV0388qX1Dhy0j23fyDo1BQ7RX4PAVNsjSvKrztB35cGCWKkzZMeoEzBaz9J2IFYVHm9SVfamfMeANkWXguOPg?loadFrom=SharedLink

We've been celebrating your creativity with the Livewire Film Festival this month. So in honour of that I have a chat with Ryan Goodwin, the Creative Director of the Focus on Ability Film Festival. I also grab an interview out of the vault and revisit our chat with Genevieve Clay-Smith, the CEO of Bus Stop Films. Transcript for this episode can be found here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/aNXVDqT4HDox4IUFYrI5gh66yRlA0cqwf93rszj3FbLsZtEWmC0rccXiww9EmMeXeLFlwlR_QXIGgmO727kK0shRlMw?loadFrom=SharedLink

For Meaningful March we learn all about Mandalas with FionaLW and LizLW and I go into the vault to revisit my chat with CEO of the Meditation app Smiling Mind, Dr Addie Wootten. You can find a transcription of the episode here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/Uf5T8OElMyiPCHmNx__FarboYbnwfolnhkvbn5D8dSle9f6GKqZjBD2g-wiTR_TbCY9aAiAYQ51OCJxmY28AUokmC7U?loadFrom=SharedLink

On this episode of the podcast Tristan chats with Karen Lee Roberts a performer and writer at Indelability Arts an organisation that provides professional artistic and training opportunities for artists and community members who identify as having a disability. She is performing her play Wilbur the Optical Whale as part of the Adelaide Fringe. Transcription of the Episode can be found here: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/b-jTNSd7psQ2WUVJhj4v3SnoN-ABk1AdCr3L6Mt3JQKUt2L6aZjA3s_19l1k1ZCUFh3LfYH7-xp4cNrVAem7XdsymXU?loadFrom=SharedLink

On this episode of the podcast we have a chat with cricket legend and Starlight ambassador Mike Hussey. We also look at one of our Livewire's Got Talent entries. For a transcription of this episode visit: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/1Q8oY8epgiFsLZy0fc5lIricoQHdKrZQF0gDxTvwrz2WRWLdB66ynfZeVWZfJvyt2KWVNJdRD0-ia2VKDp-MkOZYQMc?loadFrom=SharedLink

On this episode of the Podcast we chat with Adam Bailey. He’s worked in some of the countries biggest games studios like Krome and Mighty Kingdom and is currently teaching the next generation of game designers at the Academy of Interactive Entertainment. His interview was recorded as part of the Live Podcast event we did in November, where Adam answered questions live in the Adelaide Starlight Express Room with a couple of the Captain Starlights. He gave us some fascinating insight into the gaming industry, using gaming technology in other parts of the community and tips on getting into the industry. I found the chat to be absolutely fascinating and I hop you do to.