Finding your voice sometimes means finding the courage to stop hiding parts of yourself. Award-winning singer-songwriter, author and disability advocate Eliza Hull has spent her life challenging assumptions about what people with disability can achieve - while learning to embrace the very identity she once felt she needed to hide.

Hot off the back of her latest album release, Eliza joins Ren to explore the power of representation, finding strength in difference and using music to speak up for change. It’s a conversation about belonging, self-acceptance and the power of letting the world see you exactly as you are.

Are there parts of yourself you've been afraid to show the world? Explore what it means to have the courage to be seen with our free worksheet at rewritethescore.com.

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For more than 30 years, Janet English has been doing things her own way. As bassist, vocalist and co-founder of Spiderbait – one of Australia's most iconic bands – she's helped pave the way for women in Australian rock, challenging conventions and expectations along the way.

With stories from Spiderbait's gloriously imperfect beginnings and the misfits of Melbourne's early punk scene, Ren and Janet explore why trusting yourself matters more than winning approval, and how fun, friendship and creative experimentation can lead to extraordinary things.

A joyful reminder that being unapologetically yourself isn't about being the loudest person in the room. It's about trusting who you are, having a go and not caring what anyone else thinks.

Find your inner punk rocker with our free worksheet, inspired by Janet's punk-rock philosophy. Download it at rewritethescore.com.

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Who gets to decide the stories you live by? Rona Glynn-McDonald is a Kaytetye woman, producer, musician and founder of Common Ground, whose work spans music, storytelling, culture and systems change.

Ren and Rona explore the power of listening, knowing where you come from and owning the story you choose to tell, and how she expresses her identity through music and production. If you’ve ever questioned the stories you’ve inherited and wanted to write your own, this conversation is for you.

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