Episode 2 - Apprenticeship in Hair & Barbering. Join Marcia & Nathan on the Australian Hair And Barber Association podcast series with special guests Vanessa Drummond and Lucia Caldarelli from Chisholm Institute.

GUNK joined Marcus, Will and Nick for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

MY GUARDIAN ANGEL joined Abbey for a chat and a live performance in our Radio Carrum studio.

Bill's special guest, AJ, a Kiwi who has lived in Australia for 25 years, shares his experience in the corporate world as well as his involvement at Tour de Cure and his WHY.

WILD AT HEART is a Naarm based music organisation supporting connection, community and storytelling through accessible music making. In Episode 2, Ami & Tina are joined by Ash Perseus Greskie and Sue Nami.

MARK LORDING from Frankston Tattoo joined Dan for a chat about his amazing work.

Who have you invited into your lounge room? 🛋️ One question completely changed how we think about social media... Not because those people are bad. Not because they've done anything wrong.But because every time they popped up on our feed, we walked away feeling worse. This episode isn't really about social media. It's about protecting your peace, choosing who gets access to your attention, and realising that it's okay to outgrow people, accounts, and content that no longer serve you. So here's our question for you... Who's someone (or something) you've unfollowed that genuinely made your life better?

EPISODE 20 - Lincoln Elliott - Actor, Singer, Writer, Composer, Researcher, etc. etc. etc. Lincoln Elliott is an actor, singer, voiceover artist, instrumentalist, writer, composer, and researcher, proudly of Wiradjuri heritage. A graduate of NIDA, he also holds a Bachelor of Music and is currently undertaking a PhD (Creative Practice). Through his doctoral research, Lincoln is writing and composing his own new Australian musical, Artefact (or, Repatriation: The Musical). Lincoln has a huge number of theatre credits to his name, including being part of the premiere cast of My Brilliant Career, earning a Green Room Award for Best Ensemble. Lincoln regularly joins development workshops for new works as well as appearing in established theatre productions, with credits including Ride the Cyclone (Hayes Theatre Co), Phar Lap: The Electro-Swing Musical (Hayes Theatre Co), The Dismissal (Squabbalogic) and Sunshine Super Girl (Melbourne Theatre Company/State Theatre Company South Australia/Performing Lines). In this episode, Lincoln shares some (spoiler-free) insights into the makings of his emo-rock heist musical ‘Artefact’; reveals how the results of a colouring competition at 4 years old was a future-defining moment for his life/career; and delves into the importance of arts in our lives, for careers or for love. We laugh; we despair; we encourage you to buy up all the tickets to his upcoming show and support new musical theatre in Australia; and we make a combination of quality and trash jokes that we’ll let you be the judge of. Join us and enjoy!

In this episode of How to Live, Michael and Dr G sit down with Roland Lewis. Roland shared his experience of getting paid to improvise on stages all across Australia, the improviser's ability to switch off shame (not a typo!), the power of being able to truly listen and be present, and the difference between leading from the dancefloor vs from the balcony. We also did a LIVE demonstration of the improv technique "Yes, and..." and explored its implications in real life. Then we talked about the INTENSE demands of being an assistant principal and his ‘aha’ moment when he realised, "I’m raising all these other children…I need to be more present and raise my own children”.

In this episode of How to Live, Michael Zhang and Dr G engage in a thought experiment: if we lost everything and found ourselves homeless with no money and no contacts, how would we claw our way back? What would YOU do?