Moreland Voice is a new initiative by Moreland Youth, a division of Moreland City Council in Melbourne, Australia. This podcast is produced by young people and for young people, with the support of youth-focused organisations and businesses in the local community.
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S1 Ep6: Darul Ulum College: Tamanah and Eemana
We are wrapping up our first series with a delightful conversation between sisters Tamanah and Eemana!
As VCE students at Darul Ulum College, 2020 proved to be an extra tough year amidst the challenges of adjusting to remote learning, lacking social connection and navigating feelings of uncertainty about the future.
Still, Tamanah and Eemana exude a vibrance and optimism as they share what kept them occupied during quarantine, how the pandemic changed their perspective on life and importantly, how they will continue to strive towards their goals and ambitions in their final year of high school and beyond.
As a Moreland youth ambassador, Tamanah is determined to make up for the year of missed opportunities, continuing her dream of creating events and initiatives to support the mental and physical health of young people in the community.
Just like her sister, Eemana also discusses the importance of focusing on health, fitness, working hard and staying determined, especially during a time where many are struggling to find motivation.
This episode covers the highs and lows of 2020 through the eyes of two clever and lively sisters, ultimately showing that by being grateful for your family, finding ways to be creative and looking after yourself, you can accomplish anything!
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If you reside within the Moreland municipality and interested in getting involved in Moreland Voice, please email oxygen@moreland.vic.gov.au or connect with us on Facebook!
S1 Ep5: Amped Up Productions: Alex and Rei
Representing Amped Up Productions, this episode is an entertaining and in-depth conversation between Alex and Rei as they explore the topic of resilience in the aftermath of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic. As creative young people, they discuss how the arts industry and young artists have especially been affected, sharing their own personal experiences and the challenges of life in lockdown.
Alex and Rei speak passionately and articulately on Melbourne's live music and entertainment scene, shining a light on the importance of creative industries and how our community can better support local musicians, performers and artists of all kinds.
Amidst the issues that have surfaced as we adapt to a 'new normal' in a Covid-world, this episode also highlights what is most important at the end of the day - finding pockets of joy and appreciating the blessing of friendship and human connection.
Be sure not to miss this insightful, intelligent and at times, humorous conversation!
S1 Ep4: Brunswick Secondary College (Part Three)
The Coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on the education sector, with lockdowns enforcing remote learning and thus leaving young people stuck at home.
In this episode, we hear from several senior students from Brunswick Secondary College as they interview each other about their greatest challenges during quarantine, as well as their thoughts about the pandemic in general.
There are some interesting insights in these conversations, such as the importance of working out to keep a healthy mindset, and how going to school is possibly more exciting than staying at home playing video games!
S1 Ep3: Brunswick Secondary College (Part Two)
In the second of three episodes recorded with students from Brunswick Secondary College, we hear 3 separate accounts of what life was like in lockdown.
Reflecting on the past unprecedented year, our local high-schoolers share the various things that helped them through 2020 - their hobbies and friendships and support from their families.
These brief yet powerful personal stories shine a light on how the pandemic has affected the mental and physical health of young people, as well as teach us about what is most important in life - human connection and compassion.
S1 Ep2: Brunswick Secondary College (Part One)
In this episode, we hear from students at Brunswick Secondary College as they reflect on how the state of Victoria handled the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns of 2020, and the wider impact of the virus in society.
Dylan, Spencer, Max and other BSC students have an insightful discussion on a range of topics such as remote learning, social media and how they connected with friends and family during what was a very challenging year.
As high school students, they share personal experiences and interesting perspectives on life in quarantine - the pros and the cons, and what the future looks like from here.
This is a conversation not to miss!
S1 Ep1: Glenroy College
In this first episode of Moreland Voice, we hear from students at Glenroy College as they interview each other and their teachers, about their experiences during lockdown amidst the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.
Berelian, Jean and Xyrielle from Year 9 interview Year 7 Student Leader Dylan, along with College Captain, Mohammed. They discuss what they've been up to in quarantine, how they've coped with remote learning and what they're doing to try and stay healthy indoors!
Ayesha and Hanadi also in Year 9, interview their School Principal Ms. Crivelli who speaks on behalf of their Auslan teacher Carolyn Scarcella.
This episode ends with a fun conversation between Jean, Hanadi, Bereelian and Xyreielle as they reflect on the podcast recording process and share their interests and passions with one another.
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