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NCP Journeys

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by Robert Malicki

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16 episodes

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Scholars' Journeys is the official podcast of the Scholars' Network community. This show is dedicated to uncovering the stories and impact of the NCP on the fabric of Australia and the Indo-Pacific region. Join Rob Malicki as you get to know current and former NCP Scholars from across Australia. We explore their careers, projects, experiences and advice across the full breadth of the NCP. ✅ Business and entrepreneurship ✅ Arts ✅ Culture ✅ Politics and International Relations ✅ Development ✅ Education ✅ Travel ✅ Science

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March 9, 2024

Tea La on finding your happy place

Today's guest on Scholars' Journeys is Tea La. Tea is currently in Indonesia and spent part of her scholarship experience in South Korea. This is a powerful conversation. Firstly, because it's a lot of fun! If you love nature, sport and the mountains, I think you'll love this conversation because Tea talks a lot about her various adventures in the outdoors. But secondly, Tea shares a very challenging, personal experience that she encountered during her time in Seoul. She was right in the middle of a terrifying incident and fortunately was physically unharmed... however, she's had to face down the psychological aftermath. And I've got to say, I am massively impressed with her strength and resilience - there's a great lesson in her story for everyone!

February 29, 2024

Liam Holt on adventures in Nepal and Indonesia and making an impact at grass roots level

Just when you think you understand something about the world, someone comes along and opens up a door to a new dimension of it that you hadn't yet seen. That's exactly how I felt throughout this conversation with Liam Holt. In it, we talk about his travels and experiences in both Nepal and Indonesia, as well as his wide range of professional and personal interests. Liam also gives me a good introductory education on menstrual discrimination, something that I'm a little ashamed to admit I didn't even know existed! (and that's coming from someone who prides themselves on being socially conscious! 😱) I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did! You can find Liam in the following places: Insta: @discount.specter LinkedIn: <a href="http://linkedin.com/in/liam-holt98">http://linkedin.com/in/liam-holt98</a> Here is a link to Liam's peer-reviewed academic paper on menstrual discrimination: <a href="https://blr.scholasticahq.com/article/89084-stigma-stigmata-reforming-the-sex-discrimination-act-to-account-for-menstruation-as-a-protected-characteristic?fbclid=IwAR0zEVmIS82yV_5bW-tLqegrD4TiRidCytWnLzmit9LaLfC2z1rTps-ZEq0">https://blr.scholasticahq.com/article/89084-stigma-stigmata-reforming-the-sex-discrimination-act-to-account-for-menstruation-as-a-protected-characteristic</a>

February 23, 2024

Julian Loh on the beer that changed everything

When Julian Loh was invited for a beer by one of his professors during his NCP program in Hong Kong, little did he know how much impact it would have on his future career direction. Interestingly enough, I first met Julian around this exact time. He was one of the very first NCP Scholars I ever interviewed, on locaton in their host destination. That interview (see it here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeuihExb9IM" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeuihExb9IM</a>) is just as relevant today as it was back then. "Extraordinary doesn't mean easy" said Julian. And this is one of the reasons I really like this guy: he's down to earth, generous with his knowledge, articulate and ambitious. In this conversation I catch up with Julian to talk about his life and career trajectory since he finished his NCP in 2018 and completed his degree. We talk about his work in sustainability, but also a lot about mindset and other elements of life that everyone can relate to. I think you'll love this conversation! Today's episode is brought to you by Scholars Network, the independent, not-for-profit network run by Scholars, for Scholars. It's the organisation dedicated to your lifelong connections and professional development. If you're an NCP Scholar, you can join free at <a href="https://Scholars.Network" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Scholars.Network</a>.

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What is NCP Journeys?: Scholars' Journeys is the official podcast of the Scholars' Network community.

This show is dedicated to uncovering the stories and impact of the NCP on the fabric of Australia and the Indo-Pacific region.

Join Rob Malicki as you get to know current and former NCP Scholars from across Australia.

We explore their careers, projects, experiences and advice across the full breadth of the NCP.

✅ Business and entrepreneurship ✅ Arts ✅ Culture ✅ Politics and International Relations ✅ Development ✅ Education ✅ Travel ✅ Science
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates inactive.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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