Yarn Smart: Recent Episodes
Sam Russell
Tune in as we yarn with Tilly Harry, Tilly is a young proud Aboriginal woman who is doing some great work in education and community.
Tune in as we yarn to Fox Sports reporter Jake Duke. Jake is a Gomeroi man and uses personal experiences to raise awareness around Mental Health.
We caught up with proud Gomeroi man Dylan Brown. Dyl works in the education system and talks about the importance of raising awareness for mental health. Dylan has created a knockout team called Gomeroi Connection.
Wade Ryan is a professional boxer and talks about his journey and some of the things he uses to escape and get his mindset clear. Wade fights on No Limit boxing cards and is an inspiration to many people.
Tune in as we catch up with Chad Ritchie. Chad is the grandson of Indigenous boxer David Sands. He uses his own personal experiences to inspire others and help break the stigma around mental health. Chad shares some tips, advice and some powerful stories from his journey.
Tune in as we yarn to experienced commentator and all round great bloke Andy Raymond. Andy spent over 20 years in journalism. Commentating for channel 7 covering sports like Rugby League, Golf, Swimming, Tennis, Boxing, Rugby Union and Motorsport. Andy has also worked for Fox Sports and now has his own podcast - Andy Raymond Unfiltered
Tune into episode number 9 where we catch up with a young inspiring man - Luka Emanual. Luke uses his experiences with mental health to share some advice and tips. Luka is dedicated to raising awareness for mental health and also has his own Rugby League podcast on Spotify and apple podcast - Half Time Oranges
Tune in as we caught up with Nick Bailey from Singleton PCYC. Nick talks about his experiences and offers some good advice.
Nev WIdders is a young entrepreneur who owns 'The Kultja'. Nev is committed to raising awareness to Mental Health and provides some good tips to young people and discusses some of his experiences.
William Gardner is committed to raising awareness to mental health and provides some tips and advice to young people that might be struggling.
Meet Leticia Quince. Leticia is a proud First Nations Woman and is a young entrepreneur. She was the 2021 Transgrid Indigenous Achievement Award recipient and has a passion for raising awareness for mental health.