Episode 22: Founder of Triple P, Professor Matt Sanders

Episode 24:  Dr Karl Kruszelnicki chats all things science and AI

Australia’s favourite scientist, Dr Karl, chats about the wild world of AI, how it’s grown and how diabolical it can become if left without limitations. He also shares details of how he’s fighting misinformation with TikTok videos and Digital Dr Karl.

Episode 23: Inside Bob Hawke College’s inclusion journey

Inclusion isn’t a program at Bob Hawke College, it’s a core belief among everywhere there. It ensures that all students get the support they need and can learn alongside their peers. Kate Reid is the college’s Inclusion Coordinator and joins the podcast to discuss their win at the 2025 WA Education Awards and describe their inclusion journey.

Episode 22: Founder of Triple P, Professor Matt Sanders

Resilience is a crucial life skill that young people need to thrive and grow as they get older. Professor Matt Sanders is the founder of Triple P – Positive Parenting Program and joins the podcast to chat about resilience, what it is, how it develops and how parents can support their children. He also shares helpful parent strategies and other supports Triple P offers to parents and carers.

Episode 21: Chatting to the ‘24 WA Education Award winners on the big day

The nominations are open for the 2025 WA Education Awards and to celebrate we spoke to the most recent recipients of these honours. Staff from the 6 winning schools shared the school’s education journey, the dedication of their staff, and what winning means to them and the whole school community. We also take a closer look at the 2 new categories for 2025, which includes the return of an individual staff award.

Episode 20: World leading burns specialist Professor Fiona Wood AO

The incredible Professor Fiona Wood AO is a world leading specialist and national icon for her innovative and pioneering work in the development of burns medicine and care. She joins our podcast to share insights into the life-changing impact that Telethon WA funding provides medical research. She also discusses the Premier's Telethon Challenge and how it empowers kids to help kids, inspiring community action and fundraising for a brighter future.