Join Sharon as she reflects on her own experiences and engages with her guests about their unique stories, challenges, and valuable advice for the next generation. Whether you’re curious about life in Australia or seeking motivation, these stories will captivate and inspire you.
Wanyika Mshila
Join Sharon Masige as she interviews Wanyika Mshila, a community engagement manager who has drawn on her creative upbringing in Kenya as she builds a career in the arts and theatre industry in Australia. Wanyika shares valuable tips for finding supportive communities and working out if they are uplifting you or holding you back.
Ade Adeniyi
In this episode, we chat with Ade Adeniyi and hear how he turned his vision for Nigerian cuisine into a success story in Australia. He shares his journey from first impressions of Australia to overcoming challenges and why he thinks there is still so much potential for more representation of African flavours in the Australian food scene.
Lucky Lartey
Dive into the world of dance with Lucky Lartey, a Ghanaian dancer and choreographer who moved to Australia in 2011. Lucky shares how he had to move away from family expectations to forge a life and career for himself in the creative industries. He discusses the challenges of establishing himself in Australia and the enriching experience of educating people through dance.
Alies Bol
Alies shares her journey from Sudan to Australia in 2002, describing the challenges of adjusting to a new culture and language. Despite initial difficulties, including learning English and navigating a new environment, Alies found support through her family, school, and diverse friendships. She discusses the inspiration behind her activewear line, Frika Activewear, born out of a desire for culturally representative and well-fitting sportswear.
Belinda Jombwe
In this insightful interview, actor, writer, and producer Belinda Jombwe shares her experiences navigating Australia's entertainment industry, as a Black woman in a predominantly white industry. Born in Australia but raised in South Africa before returning to Perth, Belinda offers both practical and valuable advice for new African migrants - from the possible need to bring your own makeup on set to staying true to your authentic self despite challenges and rejection.
Host & Producer - Sharon Masige
Director - Norah Masige
Camera & Editing - Edwin Masige