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Sharing our stories through podcasts, publication and online profiles, promoting the Creatives of our region to connect with others, cultural exchanges and increase employment opportunities.

Recorded and produced at the Arts Nexus Studio, on the country of Madjandji, Babinda, Queensland, Australia

EPISODES from our Podcasters

Case study: Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide hosted by Shirley-Ann Rowley

“I had zero ability I podcasting but with your support and training I have succeeded in ticking off a bucket list item.” Shirley-Ann Rowley

“Tapestry of Yarns” is a mentoring program that will include training and production of podcast episodes, created by women from our region. Working with an all-female team of trainers, studio technicians and producers, the women will be supported through a process that will result in the women having the confidence, technical skills and storytelling structure, to share their stories and weave a tapestry of yarns that can be shared to the global digital world.

“Tapestry of Yarns” will provide a creative approach to sharing information to support people to find a pathway to achieve their goals. Tailored mentoring by a team of focused, supportive and experienced mentors. This program will pick up the threads of various women podcasters that have already delved into the arena and are ready to create content for a sustainable, economically viable, montorised podcast. In the regions there are fewer opportunities to explore creative businesses.

Podcasting is an ideal economic opportunity for those remote or home-bound. Podcasts are an essential component of sharing information, providing deeper conversations about current affairs and challenging topics that you won’t hear through traditional forms of media (ie. mainstream TV or Radio). It is also accessible and readily available to anyone, with any level of experience. Before broadcasting was exclusively available to fully qualified practitioners, with large teams and bigger budgets. Podcasting has opened opportunities for anyone to share their story.

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