Owning the Fall: Vulnerability, Failure & the Courage to Begin Again with Chris Valli We’ve all experienced a moment we’re not proud of, but what happens when that moment becomes public and your life is never the same. In this deeply honest and thought-provoking conversation, Kim speaks with Chris Valli, founder of the VOIC Movement …

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Rewiring the Subconscious & Remembering Who You Are with Holly McNeill – The Mindfulness Architect. What if you’re not broken…you’re just running on autopilot? This week on What We Teach Our Children, I sit down with Holly McNeill: The Mindfulness Architect. She shares how 95% of our thoughts operate below awareness…and how the patterns we formed as children …

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Living Through Our Turbulent History: Why Values Matter More Than Ever with Charles Fowler – Global Coordinator of World Values Day As ANZAC Day approaches, this memorable conversation with Charles invites us to reflect on history, humanity, and the values that shape our future. Born into a world recovering from World War II, Charles has …

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Raising Earth Keepers: Nature, Agency, and the Future of Early Childhood with Gabby Millgate When children are connected to nature from the beginning, they don’t just learn about the world they learn how to care for it. In this week’s episode of What We Teach Our Children, I sit down with Gabby Millgate, former actor and …

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Nurturing Babies, Supporting Parents, and Building Connection in the Early Years What does it truly mean to support a child in their earliest years of life? In this episode of What We Teach Our Children, I speak with Occupational Therapist, bestselling author, and Parent Sense founder Meg Faure – a global voice in infant care and …

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What if the most important lessons we can teach our children don’t come from textbooks – but from the land itself? In this powerful and reflective conversation, PhD researcher Monty Nixon shares how Indigenous ways of being, knowing and doing can help reshape modern education systems. From his early experiences on Arrernte Country to his research in …

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What does it mean to truly belong and why do we try to fit in? Some people grow up knowing exactly where they fit.Others… spend a lifetime navigating the spaces in between. As it is for Birgitta Car – an educator and writer, born in South Africa, raised in Australia, and working in Thailand, her life …

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Podcasthon 2026 Special Episode Wildlife conservation in Australia is critical to protecting unique biodiversity, preventing extinction, and maintaining ecological resilience against climate change. With over 2,000 threatened species, conserving native flora and fauna sustains essential ecosystem services, including clean air, water purification, and pollination. It is also vital for managing threats like invasive species and habitat …

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