Nugget Junction

Why You Should Visit Hillview Intercultural Community Centre

We showcase our very first pop-up podcast filmed at the Hillview Intercultural Community Centre in Bently, Western Australia

Enter Society with Boldness and Flexibility

On this road trip of Nugget Junction with host Linda Mitheo, we have guest co-host Charmille Jawneh (her daughter), and guest Selam Tegegn, who shares her journey from Ethiopia to Australia. Charmille is on the show to gain experience in media studies and mass communications, as she considers a career in that field after initially considering nursing. Selam Tegegn offers advice to Charmille about pursuing her passion, enjoying her chosen path, and being consistent and passionate in her endeavours. Selam reflects on her own journey from Ethiopia to Australia, highlighting challenges faced as refugees and the importance of education for success in Western societies. The conversation touches on Selam's experiences as a union representative, emphasising the significance of advocating for workers' rights and fostering open conversations within communities.

The world doesn't need a new Africa it needs a new Afrikan

This road trip features Dr. Molapo Selepe, a general practitioner and author from South Africa. Dr. Selepe discusses his background, growing up during the challenging era of apartheid, and the opportunities that arose with Nelson Mandela's release. Dr. Selepe emphasises the concept of "African privilege," discussing the unique advantages of being born in Africa. He has a podcast, titled "A New Afrikan," which touches on various topics related to African history, identity, and the present situation of the continent. It also delves into critical issues, such as the African War, and aims to stimulate a mindset change and conversations about Africa's future. Dr. Molapo Selepe 's book trilogy is titled "A New African," inspired by a conversation with Joshua Maponga . The trilogy is structured into three parts: - The first part delves into the history of Africa - The second part examines the present situation and issues faced by the continent -The third part focuses on how Africans can move forward The idea of a "New African" is emphasised in the conversation, highlighting the need for a new way of thinking among Africans. The discussion touches on the concept of African privilege, challenging the notion that being African is a disadvantage and emphasising the unique advantages and mindset that come with it. Dr. Molapo's podcast, also titled "A New African," complements the trilogy, exploring various topics such as the African War, borders, the economy, and the need for a mindset shift to bring about positive change in Africa. Watch Dr. Molapo Selepe's podcast here www.drmolaposelepe.com/podcast

Unyielding Pursuit: A Tale of Tenacity Part 2

Part 2 of the highly anticipated Tale of Tenacity episode that featured Abdulrahim Elmi is Out Now! Get ready to be engulfed in the 2nd part of Abdulrahim Elmi story and follow-up travels. Somewhere in the midst of it there was a $50 bet that was wagered against which was Africa's CLEANEST country....you might be pleasantly surprised

Unyielding Pursuit: A Tale of Tenacity Part 1

Our co-host Linda Mitheo shares our guest's background, mentioning his involvement in community work. Our guest on the Couch, Elmi, narrates a compelling story of coming from Somalia, facing challenges, and finding support in London, including experiences of homelessness and finding support from an Egyptian man. Leading to his interest in community work. He further describes his journey to Australia. BBC and Documentary Work - The guest worked as a researcher for the BBC, focusing on issues such as crime in London, family, and youth in various locations, including Liverpool and Manchester. The discussion touches on the impact of racism on his work, particularly in engaging with local Imams and addressing community issues. The guest then transitioned to documentary filmmaking and freelance work, emphasizing the importance of storytelling. He shares his current work with Roots TV, engaging young people in film production, and the positive impact on individuals, including those in prison. The podcast concludes with a mention of opening a new branch in Melbourne and the challenges faced due to funding limitations.