Introducing a powerhouse in the Australian media landscape who’s fighting the fight for greater workplace and media diversity, Antoinette Lattouf.

Her book, 'How to Lose Friends and Influence White People', not only delves into the challenges of championing change and promoting racial equality, but also encourages readers to examine their own biases and take action towards a more inclusive society.

So let's kick of this huge and important conversation with co-hosts Jo Stanley and Anjali Rao.

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TV’s top interior designer and all round media force, Shaynna Blaze has made her production debut into the film world, shining a light on a critically important issue, gender violence.

Together with her children, this incredible family have brought to screens a necessary and powerful portrait of an abusive relationship and inter-generational trauma.

Shaynna joins co-hosts Jo Stanley and Rana Hussain to unpack their debut film 'The Fort.' 

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We’re all about amplifying the voices of incredible women and expanding our own minds along the way, like the fabulous Winitha Bonney, who helps People of Colour to thrive in white structures, amplify their voice, reclaim their personal power and become the leader they always knew they were.

So join co-hosts Jo Stanley and Bianca Chatfield as we learn from the vibrant Winitha, how we can build inclusive cultures in the workplace.

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How can we change the world through conversations over food? It’s a place to meet, but it can also a place of incredible promise and change. Hana Assafiri OAM enlightens us on how we can expand our perspectives and not only satiate our hunger for sustenance but also for a brighter future.

So grab a snack and join co-hosts Jo Stanley and Kerrie Sackville as we begin building from the ground up.

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