Episode 4: This Is My Story
Featuring Tim Arnold

"From the paddocks to the boardrooms... from hard lessons to lasting leadership... this is the podcast where every conversation is earned, not given."

Welcome to The Voice of Education, the leadership podcast that explores the people, stories and moments that shape great leaders.

I'm Tim Arnold, and in this episode, Matt Borg turned the microphone around and interviewed me!

This is my story.

The journey from growing up in the Australian bush to leading businesses, building communities, and discovering that the greatest lessons in leadership aren't found in textbook, they're found through experience.

We'll talk about the wins, the setbacks, the people who shaped me, and the values that continue to guide everything I do.

Because leadership isn't about titles.

It's about influence.

It's about character.

And above all...

It's earned, not given.

Welcome. Let's get started.

On this episode we are joined by one of Australia's rising BMX talents - Bella May
Take a listen as Bella takes us on a journey of education background as a promising athlete.
A great insight into the different educational settings and how they play a part in forming / supporting our young future world champions.

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In this special episode, we shine a spotlight on our growing partnership with Padraig Pearses GAC and celebrate the strength, culture, and contribution of the Irish community within education and the broader community.

We explore the shared values between schools and community sporting clubs — connection, belonging, wellbeing, and opportunity — and how partnerships like this help create positive pathways for young people both in and out of the classroom.

This episode is also a warm invitation to come along and be part of the action at the Pearses 7s Tournament on Sunday, 22nd February — a fantastic day of Gaelic football, community connection, and celebration.

🎙️ Real voices. Real stories. Real impact.
Tune in now to The Voice of Education.