That’s TMI: The Meaningful Insights Podcast delves into the heart of human-centred and caring professions, sharing honest, practical stories from education, community services, family services, social work, and many other fields focused on people and relationships. Featuring the voices of practitioners, leaders, researchers, carers, young people, and sector experts, it offers insights, reflections, and ideas for anyone committed to helping children, young people, families, and communities flourish.
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Episode #9
Emotionally Intelligent Leadership, with Cameron Burgess and Richard Bullock
Jan 29, 202653 minS1
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Effective leadership takes emotional intelligence. Cameron Burgess, National Director of Sanctuary, and Richard Bullock, National Practice Lead for Sanctuary, discuss self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management, and how these translate into safer, higher-performing teams. Expect practical tools, safety plans for leaders, and ways to have courageous conversations that build trust and drive change.</p><p>Guests: Cameron Burgess, Richard Bullock, Sanctuary, The MacKillop Institute<br/>Produced by: The MacKillop Institute</p><p><b>Chapter markers:</b><br/> 00:00 Why emotionally intelligent leadership matters<br/> 04:20 Self-awareness to self-management, closing the gap<br/> 10:05 Reading the...
<p>Send us a text</p><p>This episode explores what cultural responsiveness looks like in practice. Guests share approaches for recognising and celebrating cultural identity, building staff capability, and ensuring all students feel respected and included. You will hear practical ideas for classrooms, staffrooms, and family engagement, plus ways to track impact over time.</p><p>Guest: Dr Beau Hu-Jia, National School Partnerships Manager, Together for Humanity and Simangaliso Nyoni, Cultural Practice Lead, MacKillop Family Services<br/>Produced by: The MacKillop Institute</p><p>Suggested chapter markers<br/> 00:00 Why cultural responsiveness, the case for change<br/> 03:55 Identity, belonging, and cl...
Reimagining Australian Schools, with Prof Yong Zhao
Oct 6, 202533 minS1
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Professor Yong Zhao challenges us to rethink the purpose of schooling. He explores why traditional measures of success are no longer enough, and how creativity, adaptability, and student agency should guide future outcomes. Expect a lively discussion about personalised learning, entrepreneurship in education, and redefining what counts as success.</p><p><br/> Guest: Prof Yong Zhao<br/> Produced by: The MacKillop Institute</p><p><b>Chapter Markers</b><br/> 00:00 Why reimagine schools now<br/> 04:45 Beyond test scores, broader outcomes that matter<br/> 10:30 Agency and entrepreneurship in learning<br/> 16:20 Personalisation without fragmentation<br/> 22:05 Creativity an...
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Child safety is a shared responsibility. This episode focuses on the role of leaders in embedding safe practices across the whole school, understanding emerging risks, and ensuring student wellbeing is always central. The hosts discuss culture, policy, everyday supervision, and how to create psychologically safe environments for students and staff.<br/> <br/>Guests: Anne Henderson, Shannon Tyrer<br/>Produced by: The MacKillop Institute</p><p><b>Chapter markers</b><br/>00:00 Safety as culture, not a checklist<br/>03:40 Governance, policy, and transparent processes<br/>09:20 Everyday practice, supervision, and safe routines<br/>15:05 Responding to emerging r...
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Dr Beau Hu-Jia explores the links between identity, belonging, and learning. The discussion considers how cultural diversity shapes school experience, why belonging must celebrate uniqueness, and what leaders and teachers can do to make inclusion tangible, from curriculum choices to everyday interactions.<br/><br/><br/>Guest: Dr Beau Hu-Jia, National School Partnerships Manager, Together for Humanity<br/>Produced by: The MacKillop Institute<br/><br/>If themes in this episode affect you, support is available in Australia: Griefline 1300 845 745, Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636, Lifeline 13 11 14.</p><p>Support the show</p><p>We hope you enjoyed this episode...
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