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Giving youth a voice while being accountable for their ACC’s (Attitude, Confidence and Character). Creating change in the DMV and globally in order to create a positive mind-set through mentorship. Allowing them to be empowered, engaged and exposed to a variety of things outside of their comfort zone.
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Stories and perspectives from Southwestern Ohio high school students participating in WYSO's Dayton Youth Radio training program.Dayton Youth Radio is supported by the Virginia W. Kettering Foundation, the CenterPoint Energy Foundation, and the Ohio Arts Council
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Way Underground Youth Radio

Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre Youth Space

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A weekly youth-led podcast focusing on issues that matter to young people, mental health and wellness. This podcast was produced in the Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre Youth Space as part of a NSW Government Regional Radio Grant.
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Are you a youth? Are you interested to know about global affairs and emerging social issues? Do you want to hear interesting discussions from the experts? Then, Stay Tuned To, Radio And Youth (RAY) Podcast. RAY Podcast is the official podcast channel of Youth For Environment Education And Development Foundation (YFEED Foundation). It is a digital platform where all the youths across the globe can connect and listen to audio podcast on various national and international issues. We will addres ...
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Today's episode is a three part series with our guest/family Mr. Rickie "Rick Rude" Hodges from North Carolina. Allow yourself to take a walk on the wide side and understand that all walks of life are lessons to help aid youth in the real world. You'll definitely walk away with some valuable lessons that consisted of depression, bad habits, childho…
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This episode contains the details of the new direction of R.O.S.E. Youth Radio through education and engagement. Big Homey comes with his world wide travel as a poet and an artist across the District of Columbia. Listen to his experience and travel as we embark on this new journey with the podcast. We are about to prepare you for the real world wit…
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It's Erleen's final "How To...." segment, and she shares some tips and advice on how to support your neurodivergent friend. Our podcast recorded on Darkinjung Country at Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre Youth Space as part of the NSW Government Regional Youth Radio Program Follow us on Insta @wayundergroundknc & @kncyouthspace…
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In this episode, CJ describes her journey living with chronic disease. Many people suffer and live with invisible diseases or disabilities. Thank you CJ for being an advocate, shining a light on this issue, and giving us an insight into what it is like to live with a chronic disease. Support You do not have to cope with a chronic illness alone. Tal…
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An Interview with Central Coast Youth Drug and Alcohol Service on issues related to drugs and alcohol affecting young people. Check out our support links and resources below: Central Coast Youth Drug and Alcohol Service www.cclhd.health.nsw.gov.au/services/drugs-and-alcohol The Youth D&A Service is a counselling and support service for people 18 ye…
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We talk to Libby from Love Bites Central Coast about the very important topic of consent and respectful relationships. We talk about red flags, green flags and what consent REALLY means. This episode brings up relationship violence and sexual assault so just decide if this episode is right for you and reach out to supports if needed: -1800RESPECT: …
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Are children safe in today's society? To what extend can children be influenced? Is technology a good influence? All these topics and more are covered in today's podcast! Useful links to check out related to the topic covered in this episode: https://www.euronews.com/2021/06/05/hundreds-of-children-missing-after-dr-congo-volcano-eruption https://ww…
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This week we are joined by Silas from Headspace Gosford. In conjunction with the nutrition and dietetics research team at the University of Newcastle, he has worked on a book and website called ‘No Money, No Time: Mood Foods,' full of good healthy recipes. In this episode he talks to CJ about the connection between eating well and mental health. Th…
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Erleen and Liam take a deep dive on this hot topic that affects us all - climate change!! They urge people not to be complacent and also warn about the dangers of apathy and pessimism. They explore the different renewable sources of energy as well as taking a look at Australia's dismal record on climate action over the past decade Our podcast recor…
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Members of the Way Underground team share some of their experiences of growing up as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and coming out as well as some of the challenges facing queer youth in regional areas Here are some great links for LGBTQIA+ young people to connect with, particularly if this episode brings up anything you want to talk about: QLIFE i…
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CJ and Erleen interview Carlee from YAAS! (Young Authentic and Social), a transformative arts and culture program for 12-24 year olds on Darkinjung Country, the Central Coast NSW. YAAS! is an amazing and inclusive program for young people that celebrates diversity and we are so grateful to Carlee for coming in to the studio for a chat and to share …
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The Way Underground crew talk about all things pop culture including music, favourite films, go-to comfort movies and fictional crushes. Liam also interviews local band BigFoot And The Falcons, who are making waves on the Central Coast music scene and beyond! Our podcast recorded on Darkinjung Country at Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre Youth Space a…
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Goeie dag almal! This week, Kiza is joined by 4 guests: Sharon (Zimbabwe), Nusaiba (Rwanda), Julie (DRC), Confiance (DRC), all who are part of the MARs Youth Empowerment Movement. The conversation today explores their understanding of documentation and what comes to mind when they hear the word "documentation". The guests also share a little bit ab…
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This week's episode is all about documentation and the challenges faced by migrants when it comes to obtaining the relevant documents, with a focus on the Zimbabwean Exemption Permits, or ZEPs. Kiza and Rose are joined this week by special guests and Africa Unite Interns, Rachel Lee (USA), and Célia Azegagh (France).…
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Welcome back to our podcast! It's been a while but we're back to amplify the voices of young people all throughout South Africa. This new segment focuses on highlighting the issues affecting the youth, especially those within the migrant community, on a daily basis. Our two cheerful hosts, Rose and Kiza, will be taking you on an exciting journey wi…
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Meet the team of Teah, Liam, Erleen and Cooper (Charity Jean was away) as they talk about first meeting, some of their interests, and listen as they find out about a surprise pavlova! Our podcast recorded on Darkinjung Country at Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre Youth Space as part of the NSW Government Regional Youth Radio Program Follow us on Insta…
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“Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ Episode - 8: Indigenous Knowledge on DRR and Climate Action Speakers: Ms Joan Carling, Global Director (GD), Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI), Baguio City, Philippines Mr Kittisak Rattanakrajangsri, Chairperson, Asian Indigenous Peo…
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“Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ Episode - 7: Understanding The Biological Hazards Host: Miss. Jekulin Lipi Saikia, Young Scientist on DRR & Advisor, YFEED Foundation Co-Host: Miss Sonika Poudel, Program Director, YFEED Foundation This series is initiated by Sendai Stakeholders …
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“Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ Episode - 6: Urban Disaster and Impact of Flooding on Youth and children Host: Miss. Priti Sakha, Podcast Associate, YFEED Foundation Co-Host: Miss Sonika Poudel, Program Director, YFEED Foundation Special Guest: Miss. Phoebe Chung, Youth Volunte…
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“Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ Episode - 5: United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change COP 26 and the way ahead Host: Miss. Priti Sakha, Podcast Associate, YFEED Foundation This series is initiated by Sendai Stakeholders Children and Youth Group and Major Group for …
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“Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ Episode - 4: Children & Youth in the Pacific on Disaster risk reduction and climate crisis Speakers: Miss. Davila Talemaimaleya, Co-Founder & Executive Member Alliance for Future Generations, Fiji Miss. Maria Sol Dueñas Marques, Head of the Creat…
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“Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ Episode - 3: Inclusion of women, people with disabilities, and other minorities on disaster risk reduction Speakers: Miss. Abia Akram, Chair Asia Paific Women with Disabilities Network Dr. Vazeem Iqbal, Consultant Disaster Management Andaman & Ni…
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‘’Youth leading DRR and Climate Action through Multimedia Advocacy: Resilience now and into the Future’’ “Children and Youth Agents of Change: Reducing Disaster Risks and Transforming Climate Action'' Episode - 2: Special Episode with children on DRR and Climate Change Speakers: Miss. Arlina Bharali, Student, 7, India Miss. Kritika Poudel, Student,…
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