[00:04:23] Daniel Kish: Echoes of Determination

In the grand finale of our season, Lu dives into the incredible story of Daniel Kish, the blind adventurer who’s literally navigating the world with echolocation!

After catching Daniel’s fascinating interview on ABC's Conversations podcast and his awe-inspiring TED Talk, Lu couldn’t wait to share his story with you.

Don’t miss out as we explore how Daniel’s groundbreaking skills and unstoppable spirit remind us that no challenge is too big to tackle.

Get ready to be inspired by a journey that truly defies all odds!

[00:05:40] Slippers and Sirens: Arrested in Activewear

Join us as Tracy and Lu as they discuss a bizarre story from Canberra that’s as outrageous as it is unbelievable.

Imagine a man chilling in his garden, wearing slippers and trackies, suddenly finds himself in handcuffs for "trespassing" in his own home. Tracy unpacks the jaw-dropping details while Lu adds insight into the underlying issues, questioning this absurd tale of mistaken identity and over-the-top police response.

Get ready for a thought-provoking discussion about racial profiling, the perils of comfy clothing, and why better police training is a must.

[00:22:17] Sweden's Divorce Diaries: How Splitting Up is Making Gender Equality Cool

You wouldn't think splitting up would be a beacon of hope, right? Think again! Sweden's high divorce rate is oddly boosting gender equality by flipping the script on parenting norms.

In this story, Tracy and Lu share how Swedes are leading the way. It’s a funny, eye-opening chat about how divorce might just be the unexpected hero in the quest for gender equality. Don’t miss it!

[00:33:31] Ads & Stereotypes: Are We Finally Getting It Right?

In another story Tracy and Lu explore the wild world of women's representation in advertising.

Remember when casting briefs called for "blondes with biggies"? Yeah, those days are (mostly) behind us!

Be sure to listen as they discuss the evolution from cringe-worthy sexist ads to today’s more balanced (but still flawed) efforts.

With laugh-out-loud anecdotes from industry pros and a deep dive into notorious ad blunders, they explore how far we've come—and how much further we need to go. Whether it's a woman's bum on a billboard or ads that subtly offend, Tracy and Lu tackle it all. Get ready for a fun, eye-opening story that'll have you both laughing and thinking.

[00:46:08] WWYD: Arrested in your Slippers: How would you handle racial profiling?

Tracy and Lu chat about how they’d react— if they were subjected to the same treatment as the Canberra man who was arrested for trespassing at his home.

Would they stay chill or lose their cool?

From navigating nosy neighbors to questioning over-the-top police responses, Tracy and Lu amusingly dissect how they'd handle such a bizarre and scary encounter.

Tune in for real talk about what it’s like to feel like you’re being unfairly racially profiled and how you might handle tricky situations.

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[00:08:05] Deepfake Nightmares: The Dark Side of AI and Teenage Misconduct

In this episode, Tracy and Lu delve into the shocking case of a teen student from an Elite School who was arrested for creating and circulating explicit deep fake images of 50 female students.

This disturbing incident has sent shockwaves through Australia and raises serious questions about the misuse of AI technology.

Tracy and Lu discuss the darker side of AI, and the question: how do we hold teens accountable in the digital age? It's a disturbing story, but an important conversation about privacy, abuse, and keeping our youth safe online. Tune in!

[00:18:26] Denied a Ride: When Racism Takes the Wheel.

This week, Tracy and Lu unpack a shocking news story involving a beloved Aussie singer's experience with racism at Perth Airport.

They share the singer's emotional account of being denied service by multiple taxi drivers. The hosts discuss the broader impact of such incidents and the urgent need to combat racial discrimination.

Join them as they emphasize the importance of standing together against today’s racism, everywhere.

[00:29:01] Play for All: LEGO Braille Bricks Break Down Barriers

Building blocks for a brighter future! In more positive news Tracy and Lu dig into the heartwarming world of LEGO Braille Bricks, a game-changer for blind and visually impaired children.

These innovative bricks, featuring both Braille and print, unlock a world of creative play and learning for all. The hosts celebrate LEGO's commitment to inclusivity that proves play has the power to bridge gaps and build understanding, brick by brick.

[00:39:58] WWYD: Denied & Defiant: How would you handle racial discrimination?

This week's What Would YOU Do? hits close to home. Inspired by a beloved Aussie Singer's experience with racism at an airport taxi rank. Tracy and Lu, as women of colour, share their own stories and grapple with the "right" response. This episode offers a thought-provoking look at the realities of racial discrimination and encourages listeners to consider their own responses and actions. Tune in for an honest conversation about courage, resilience, and the power of saying “no” to racism.

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[00:07:27] Sniffing Out Injustice: American Airlines’ Bizarre Boot

In this week's episode, Tracy and Lu pick up a strange and disturbing news story from the US. Imagine being asked to get off a flight over a body odour complaint?! That’s exactly what happened to a group of black passengers, and now three of the men have filed a lawsuit against American Airlines, alleging blatant racial discrimination.

The hosts discuss the chaos that ensued, the emotional toll on the passengers, and the broader implications of such outrageous incidents still happening today..

Fasten your seatbelts as Tracy and Lu unpack this disturbing event and explore the ongoing challenges faced by Black travellers. What would you do if you found yourself in their shoes?

[00:25:10] Breaking Age Barriers:Miss Universe Triumph at 60!

In this inspiring story Tracy and Lu celebrate Alejandra Rodríguez, the trailblazing 60-year-old who just made history by winning Miss Universe Buenos Aires!

Get the lowdown on how this groundbreaking change opened the pageant to a wider age group, allowing contestants up to 73 years old to compete. Discover the incredible journey of Alejandra, a lawyer and journalist, who outshined 34 other contestants with her beauty, brains, and grace.

Tracy and Lu also ponder the evolving standards of beauty and the importance of inner and outer qualities.

[00:31:16] Empowering Women Through Fitness in PNG! In another refreshing story Tracy and Lu share the inspirational story of Cecelia Kanawi, the powerhouse behind "Break a Sweat," a fitness revolution in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

The hosts discover how Cecelia's personal journey, sparked by loss and a desire for change, blossomed into a community movement empowering over 100 women across PNG. From self-conscious beginnings to becoming a certified fitness trainer and business owner, Cecelia's story is one of resilience and community support.

Tracy and Lu explore the impact of Break a Sweat beyond physical fitness, building connections between women from professions like police, health workers, and lawyers.The hosts discuss the importance of safe spaces for women in fitness and overcoming societal pressures.

From COVID-19 challenges to powerlifting success, Cecelia's journey is a testament to the transformative power of sports and community in overcoming adversity.

Don't miss this lively conversation celebrating Cecelia's dedication to fitness and empowerment in PNG!

[00:37:09] WWYD Navigating Workplace Tolerance: Confronting Racism & Tough Calls

Tracy and Lu revisit the earlier American Airlines story when they consider the situation through the lens of the Flight Attendants working on the flight when a colleague's complaint led to the removal of black passengers from the plane - all over a body odour accusation.

With humour and candour, they ponder the pivotal question: "What Would YOU Do?" if you were an employee in such a situation?

From Tracy's bold stance on imagining headline repercussions to Lu's fearless advice on confronting discriminatory behaviour, this WWYD is a rollercoaster of insights and laughs. They share personal experiences, dissect corporate culture, and challenge the status quo of workplace tolerance.

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[00:08:08] Turning the Page: Sydney Council's U-Turn on a Same-Sex Parenting Book

In this week's episode, join Tracy and Lu as they delve into the intense and heated community clash where a Sydney council reversed its controversial ban on a same-sex parenting book, after a meeting filled with passionate protests and high drama.

The hosts discuss the community's clash, the backlash from both sides, and the underlying cultural and religious tensions.

They explore how a single book, "A Focus On: Same-Sex Parents," sparked a heated debate, leading to a marathon council session and a narrow vote to lift the ban.

Tune in for an insightful discussion on the intersection of cultural values, religious beliefs, and the fight for inclusive representation in our libraries. Don't miss out on this compelling conversation!

[00:17:26] Name Change for Career Gain

Tracy and Lu explore the revealing story of Faheem, who changed his South Asian name to Samuel in a bid to land a job in Australia

The hosts discuss the deep impact of this decision on Faheem's sense of identity and the broader implications of name-based bias in hiring practices.

Listen in as the hosts uncover the challenges faced by many immigrants, the emotional toll of losing one's identity, and the systemic biases in recruitment processes.

Join us for a compelling conversation about inclusivity, the benefits of blind recruitment, and how we can contribute to a fairer job market for everyone.

[00:36:15] Breaking Barriers: Barbie Honors Venus Williams and Diverse Athletes

In this inspiring story, Tracy and Lu celebrate Mattel's latest initiative to honor diverse athletes with their iconic Barbie doll.

From tennis legend Venus Williams to rising soccer star Mary Fowler, these dolls highlight the achievements of phenomenal women in sports.

Join the hosts as they examine the significance of representation in toys and the powerful message it sends to young minds everywhere.

[00:36:15] WWYD: Gender and Toys: Breaking Stereotypes

In this week’s WWYD, Tracy and Lu tackle the tricky topic of gender and toys with a fun scenario. Imagine buying an action figure for your daughter, only to face skepticism from a family member questioning your choice.

The hosts share their personal experiences and perspectives on gender roles, toy preferences, and the importance of allowing children to explore their interests freely.

From encouraging girls to play with traditionally male toys to cultivating an environment where all kids can pursue their passions without limitations, this episode delves into the significance of breaking down stereotypes.

Catch the show for a lively discussion on how we can support our children in living their best lives, regardless of societal expectations.

Tune in for insights, laughs, and thought-provoking moments that challenge the status quo.

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[00:03:08] Snipped Secrets: Male Circumcision - Health Benefits or Religious Rite?

In the latest episode of All1nclusive, Tracy and Lu revisit the theme of male circumcision after uncovering some surprising facts.

Discover how male circumcision can significantly reduce the risk of HIV and hepatitis B, as highlighted by the “WHO” (World Health Organization) who are promoting voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) to fight HIV and Hepatitis B in high-risk areas.

The hosts also touch on the historical and religious significance of circumcision in religious communities

So tune in for a fascinating exploration of the reasons behind male circumcision, from health to religious traditions that sheds light on these practices, challenging assumptions and broadening our understanding.

[00:08:51] Feeling the Beat: Haptic Technology and the Deaf Music Experience

In another story, Tracy and Lu chat about the groundbreaking advancements in haptic technology that are creating new ways for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals to experience music.

Be sure to listen as we discuss an inspiring story from Australia, where a haptic vest allows a Deaf woman to feel live music for the first time. Plus they explore the history of haptic tech, its impact on inclusivity in the music scene, and the promising future it holds for accessibility.

Tune in for a feel-good story that proves tech can bridge the sensory divide. Maybe you’ll be grabbing a hepatic vest for your next concert.

[00:15:57] She Works, He Works, Why the Pay Gap?

In Australia women earn, on average, 15% less per hour than men. Ever wondered why? It's not a simple answer.

Join us as Tracy and Lu review a new report from Australia's E61 Institute that unpacks the gender pay gap.

We explore why women might choose lower-paying jobs, the confidence gap when applying for promotions, and the societal pressures that keep women from reaching their full earning potential.

Be sure to listen to the thought-provoking discussion on what we can all do to close this gap.

[00:26:23] WWYD: Tackling the Gender Pay Gap Debate.

Is your family dinner turning into a fight about feminism? In our “WWYD” (What Would You Do) segment we help you navigate conversations about the gender pay gap with friends and family who might dismiss it as a myth.

Join us as we navigate this tricky topic, sharing strategies and insights to debunk myths and present facts effectively.

We also dive into the complexities of salary negotiations, discussing real-life scenarios where men and women approach pay discussions differently and the impact this has on the wage gap.

Plus, we'll share personal stories and tips on how to confidently ask for your worth – no matter your gender. Tune in for an engaging discussion that equips you to close the conversation gap and fight for pay equality!

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[00:05:58] Gambia’s FGM legalization bid controversy

In the latest episode of All1nclusive, Tracy and Lu as they jump right in with some hard hitting topics. kicking off with a story from Gambia, where an MP defends bid to legalize FGM.

The hosts discuss the controversial move to overturn a ban on FMG digging into the religious and health implications involved. Is female circumcision equally comparable to male circumcision? Tune in to join the conversation!

[00:20:42] Behind the Scenes at Google: Discrimination or Diversity Strategy?

Join Tracy and Lu as they unpack a thought-provoking story from Wired about Google's use of a female, black, deaf worker, to promote diversity and alleged discrimination.

The hosts explore the claims of Jalon Hall who says that Google exploited her to portray an inclusive image while denying her essential accommodations.

Tracy and Lu discuss the impact of intersectionality on discrimination in the workplace, revealing shocking statistics and personal experiences.

Don't miss this eye-opening discussion on the realities of diversity and inclusion at one of the world's largest tech giants!

How do you think companies can balance promoting diversity while ensuring genuine inclusivity for all employees? Add your comments below.

[00:31:32] Breaking Boundaries in Politics: Can Job sharing MPs work?

Dive into the buzzworthy topic of job-sharing MPs with Tracy and Lu as they explore the groundbreaking story of Bronwen Bock and Lucy Bradlow, who aim to become Australia's first job-sharing Members of Parliament.

In a refreshing take on workplace diversity, Bock and Bradlow challenge the status quo by proposing a unique approach to political representation. Tracy and Lu dissect the potential hurdles and benefits of this innovative concept, from voting logistics to dispute resolution strategies.

Join the conversation as they unravel the implications for working parents, the broader workforce, and the future of political inclusivity.

Could job-sharing pave the way for a more flexible and representative government in Australia? Add your comments below.

[00:50:01] WWYD: Cutting Through The Debate - Male versus Female Circumcision.

In this week’s WWYD Tracy and Lu dig into a curious discussion on male circumcision, prompted by a comparison to female genital mutilation (FMG).

Reflecting on cultural practices and religious beliefs, they ponder the ethical implications and personal autonomy surrounding circumcision.

Together, the hosts express curiosity about the sexual and health aspects, pondering the necessity and potential impacts.

Don't miss out on this insightful conversation that delves into sensitive yet crucial aspects of bodily autonomy and cultural tradition.

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[00:03:30] Arizona's Abortion Ban Battle: Voices Ignited, Rights at Stake

Join Tracy and Lu in this week's episode as they tackle the controversial abortion ban in Arizona. Hear about the heated debate surrounding Arizona's abortion ban. From the contentious legislation to the impassioned outcry, they explore the implications for women's rights.

[00:10:43] Race Talks: Navigating Tough Conversations

Tracy and Lu explore the complexities of race discussions. Sparked by recent headlines, they explore anti-white racism, affirmative action, and institutional biases, drawing on insights from Australia’s Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman. Reflecting on personal experiences and literary insights from the book "So You Want to Talk About Race," they confront uncomfortable truths of discussing race, intersectionality, and the quest for inclusivity. Join the hosts as they unravel misconceptions, challenge societal norms, and advocate for meaningful change.

[00:27:41] WWYD: Beyoncé's Country Reign: Breaking Barriers and Making History

In another story Tracy and Lu celebrate Beyoncé's trailblazing moment atop the Billboard country charts with "Cowboy Carter." As the first Black woman to dominate the genre, Beyoncé's achievement marks a pivotal shift in music history.

With a little digging by our co-host Lu, we uncover the forgotten legacy of black cowboys, challenge stereotypes and explore the diverse tapestry of American heritage.

From breaking streaming records to reimagining classics like "Jolene," Beyoncé's influence transcends boundaries, sparking conversations on inclusivity and representation. Tune in as we celebrate Beyoncé's groundbreaking journey and uncover the hidden melodies of cowboy culture's rich tapestry.

[00:35:19] WWYD: Beyond The Playlist: Breaking Musical Stereotypes

In our segment “What Would You Do?” Tracy and Lu tackle a juicy hypothetical: Picture yourself cruising on a road trip, blasting your beloved country jams, when suddenly your buddy raises an eyebrow, shocked that you're into that music because you're black. Is it cool for them to assume your tunes are based on your race?

Get cozy as the hosts share personal stories, shatter stereotypes and celebrate the diverse tapestry of musical tastes.

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[00:04:23] Stoning Women and Public Floggings: Does anyone care about what’s happening in Afghanistan?

In this week’s episode Tracy and Lu discuss a deeply troubling story from Afghanistan. They're shedding light on the aftermath of troop withdrawal in 2021 and the disturbing resurgence of Taliban practices.

From stoning women to death, executions and public floggings. It's a wakeup call to the world to pay attention and take action.

But how can we stand up against these injustices and make a difference? Share your thoughts below.

[00:16:06] LGBTQI+ Remarks: Councillors Controversial Comments

Shake up an Australian Community

In other news the hosts uncover a heated story from Western Australia. It all started with some controversial comments made by local councillor Thomas Brough about the LGBTQI+ community, which sparked outrage and demands for an apology. Despite the backlash, Thomas stands firm, claiming his words were taken out of context.

But the LGBTQI+ community isn't backing down, highlighting the hurt and harm caused by such statements.

Join us as we navigate through this sensitive issue and ponder: How do we hold leaders accountable for their words, and what role do we play in fostering inclusivity?

[00:24:46] Breaking Boundaries: Dom's Dance Haven for All Abilities

Get ready for a heartwarming tale and shout-out for Dom Tulleken, who paralyzed from the shoulders down, didn't know whether he'd ever be able to walk or talk again.

This inspiring youngster, a life long dancer, found a way to enjoy his love of dance bound to a wheelchair. The dance maestro himself, is now breaking barriers and spreading joy with his inclusive dance haven for people of all abilities.

From overcoming personal hurdles to embracing authenticity, Dom's journey is nothing short of moving. But how can we all follow Dom's lead and create spaces that celebrate diversity and empower everyone to shine? We’d love to hear your thoughts below.

[00:31:34] WWYD: Discussing Race, Bias, and Prejudice. Speak Up or Stay Silent?

Join Tracy and Lu on this week's "What Would YOU Do?" segment as they dive into the art of having meaningful conversations about uncomfortable topics like race, bias, and prejudice.

In this hypothetical example described as a tricky babysitting dilemma, friends suggest it’s inappropriate to have someone from the LGBTQI+ community babysit your kids. What would you do in this scenario?

How do you navigate conversations when faced with misaligned values or uncomfortable topics? Tune in to hear how Lu and Tracy tackle these tough chats and let's embark on a journey together to gracefully address prejudices while fostering understanding and respect.

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