Change the Story

People working to change systems from the ground up — community leaders, researchers, activists and practitioners. Through short series and conversations, you’ll hear big ideas, urgent debates, and practical examples of community-led solutions in action. This podcast was previously called Life's Lottery, and relaunched in 2026 as Change the Story. Produced by UTS Impact Studios.

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  Episode #22

  22. My Language My Country 6: Ethical belonging

  Mar 29, 202630 minS1

  <p>In this final episode, we explore what it means to be colonisers on colonised lands.</p><p>If we’re migrants from a colonising country like Japan, are our perspectives and connections to First Nations peoples different? We hear from two Japanese Australians, whose ancestors were involved in the Pacific War.</p><p>How does carrying this personal history shape their sense of belonging? What can we all do to foster a more responsible or ethical sense of belonging?</p><h2>Guests</h2><p>Tofa Amanda Moors-Mailei is a Sāmoan educator, strategist and nationally recognised equity leader in Aus...

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  Episode #21

  21. My Language My Country 5: Learning Together

  Mar 22, 202627 minS1

  <p>Saying an Acknowledgement in our mother languages inspires us to learn more about First Nations histories and cultures.</p><p>But many migrants and new settlers claim that they know little about First Nations ways of doing and being.</p><p>How can we work together to educate each other?</p><h2>Guests</h2><p>Nema Madnani is a higher education professional with experience in student equity, project co-ordination and community engagement. In her past roles, she contributed to initiatives focused on inclusion and reducing barriers within education. She cares deeply about staying connected to her cultural roots and...

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  Episode #20

  20. My Language My Country 4: Waking up languages

  Mar 15, 202629 minS1

  <p>How are languages that have been dormant being revived by First Nations peoples?</p><p>We hear from Dr Lachlan McDaniel and Professor Lindon Coombes of the Jumbanna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research at UTS about their personal journeys with language.</p><p>Are we making any progress in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language revival?</p><p>And why is language revitalisation important to non-Indigenous Australians?</p><h2>Guests</h2><p>Lachlan McDaniel is a proud member of the Kalari Clan of the Wiradjuri Nation. He currently serves as Associate Dean of Research at the Jumbunna Institute...

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  Episode #19

  19. My Language My Country 3: Listening to Country

  Mar 8, 202629 minS1

  <p>How has English dominance marginalised First Nations knowledges?</p><p>We hear from Gudanji/Wakaja author and academic Dr Debra Dank about how Aboriginal people’s expressive practices and deep relationships to Country are being erased.</p><p>How can we learn to listen to Country, to the ‘non-human utterances’ of birds, the wind, the rain?</p><p>And how do we listen to Country with our whole bodies, not just our ears?</p><p>Can we discover our own embodied wisdom, and how does this relate to our sense of belonging on this continent?</p><h2>Guests</h2><p>Carm...

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  Episode #18

  18. My Language My Country 2: Multilingual homes

  Mar 1, 202628 minS1

  <p>What does embracing multilingualism sound like?</p><p>In this episode, we hear from two poets who challenge the dominance of English by creating bold, multilingual poetry.</p><p>How do these poets use language to disrupt, to heal, to remember, and to imagine a different, more ethical way of belonging in Australia?</p><h2>Guests</h2><p>Esita Sogotubu hails from Fiji and is the Employability Manager at UTS Careers. Her traditional roots are in Vunuku, Moala, Lau with maternal links to Nayavu, Wainibuka, Tailevu. She is a former international student who has over 15 years experience as a...

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