TWO CENTS: Recent Episodes
Camberwell Girls Grammar School
To throw in your 'two cents' worth is to speak your opinion and share your beliefs or point of view on a matter. Hosted by your School Captains, "TWO CENTS" is created by our community, for the CGGS community and beyond.
Meet our 2024 School Captains, Emily, Sara and Jess, as the Chipmunks delve into some deep discussion ranging from Dwayne Johnson to the Pinwheel salads to speaking to animals!
Today, the Chipmunks are joined by Murrundindi, head man or ngurungaeta of the Wurundjeri people, to discuss reconciliation, particularly in schools.
Content Warning: This episode contains mentions of suicide, in particular, Indigenous suicides, from 11:11-11:33
TIMESTAMPS
(00:00) Intro
(01:12) What does reconciliation mean to you?
(01:56) What is your opinion on the Voice to Pariliament?
(02:39) Why is the Voice so important for Aboriginal people?
(03:28) Respect in schools, scholarships
(05:53) How can we further our understanding of First Nations cultures?
(07:08) What can CGGS and other schools do to better recognise First Nations cultures and promote the idea of 'breaking the cycle'?
(08:40) What can we do as individuals to share our understanding of Indigenous cultures?
(09:30) Supporting Indigenous students
(11:11-11:33) Mention of Indigenous suicides
(12:28) What do you think about integrating Indigenous learning into our curriculum?
(14:10) How can we implement more Indigenous culture and learning into our curriculum and school life?
(15:17) Conclusion
Today, the Chipmunks sit down with Mrs Sahni, our VCE Legal Studies teacher, and Ms Olerhead, our VCE Global Politics teacher, to take a deep dive on the upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum!
TIMESTAMPS
(00:00) Intro
(00:56) What is a referendum?
(02:21) Why are referendums significant?
(04:03) Why is the upcoming Voice referendum significant?
(06:14) What changes could passing the Voice referendum lead to? (Includes brief history of referendums in Australia)
(09:15) What are some considerations people are making when deciding how to vote? (Includes specific description of what this referendum is proposing)
(12:52) How is information being spread about the referendum and why has it been so confusing?
(13:58) Where to find further information about the referendum
(15:32) Why is it important to make an informed decision? Why does our vote matter?
(17:40) What have been the conversations around the Voice amongst young people?
(20:16) Reflecting on your own beliefs
(22:59) Where to find further information about the context behind the Voice
(23:36) Conclusion
Join the Chipmunks as we sit down with Teagan Diep, former 2022 School Captain at CGGS! In this episode we dive into the ins and outs of maintaining a healthy and balanced life during our school years. Listen as Teagan reveals her secrets in balancing her captaincy, co-curriculars and academics while caring for her physical and mental wellbeing.
Meet the 2023 school captains as we play a few quick games and say goodbye with the final episode for this season.
We sit down with Professor Lisa McKay-Brown, Assistant Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at the Melbourne Graduate School of Education, and explore accessibility and how this issue impacts young people.
We sat down with Natalie Tran a successful Career, Business and Executive Coach and co-author of the book “The Art of Self Care: Your Inspiring Guide from Global Wellness Leaders,” and dove deep into all things well-being. Looking at it in a more wholistic approach after burnout and with the stresses of school.
Today is a bittersweet episode for SEA, as it is our last episode of the 'Two Cents' podcast. We are excited to introduce you to our 2022 School Captains and next hosts, Teagan, Isabel and Charli! Thank you for joining us for SEAson 2 of the 'Two Cents' podcast 🌊
Today, SEA are joined by Emma Race, a broadcaster, producer, public speaker and writer passionate about women in AFL!
Today, SEA are doing a quick episode about wellbeing during lockdown, with quick tips and fun stories!
SEA are joined by Anabelle Smith, dual Olympian diver, as we talk about mindset and wellbeing.
Today, SEA discusses all things stress with some special guests from our CGGS community.
Join SEA as we embark on the journey of being School Captains through 2021. Joined by our yLead mentors, in this episode we discuss our overarching theme for the year, SAIL.
A bittersweet episode for FL2 with their last time as your hosts, yet much excitement to introduce you to your 2021 Captains and next hosts, Sophia, Eloise, and Ashley aka 'SEA'. Get to know them a little better with our guessing game and questions! Thanks for a wonderful first season of the Two Cents Podcast!
We answer your questions, ranging from study tips to our experiences throughout High School!
Aspiring paediatrician, Dr Asika Pelenda joins us to discuss the feminist movement and hopes for women in the future as we learn about her story, pathway to medicine, passions in global health and service to various communities.
Hannah and Ash join us in a conversation about work experience, managing a job with school, saving and spending and future goals.
Rachel and Claire, Big Sister-Little Sister buddy pair, join us to discuss what we value to maintain fun and healthy friendships because friendship isn't about who you've known the longest, it's about who walked into your life, said "I'm here for you" and proved it.
Ever wondered how you can take action for a better world? Joined by our Environment Captains, we discuss growing up as part of Gen Z and the push for climate justice.
Our 2020 School Captains discuss Term 3's theme of Originality including what it means to them, cultural diversity, self confidence, and the importance of being our authentic selves!
Featuring 2019 School Captain, Nikki Chen, our conversation discusses all things leadership such as what to expect, what we've learnt, facing challenges and more!
You are not alone. All your feelings are valid and we are in this together. FL2 share their feelings and experiences during these unusual times, as well as some great tips to keep us motivated and in check both academically and emotionally.
CGGS students discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and how it applies to us here, in Australia.