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"Young people are experts in their own experiences." Maddy chats with Laura Crozier a victim survivor, passionate youth advocate, Affirmative Consent Project Officer, a podcast co-host and ice hockey enthusiast. Laura shares how our life experiences shape not only who we are, but how we can help others. In this episode we are reminded the importance of centering young people in our work and ensuring their voices are heard and respected.
This episode was recorded in August 2024
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual, physical and emotional trauma
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Recommendations
Growing Up Clueless & This is ADHD
References
Youth Affairs Council of Victoria
Australian Youth Affairs Coalition
Growing Up Clueless
Co Culture
Time to Talk
Respectful Relationships Program
Kyneton Community House
Zonta club of Kyneton
Queefing
Affirmative Consent legislation for Victoria
Stealthing video
Yeah Nah campaign
The Hum Academy
National secondary students' sexual health survey
Play Safe Pro – condom ordering
Caddyshack Project Condom Dispenser Project
Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District
Chantelle Otten
Chanelle Moriah author of I Am Autistic and This Is ADHD
Caddyshack Project What We're Reading
Caddyshack Project Goodreads profile
Credits
Host: Maddy Stratten
Guest: Laura Crozier
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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People are not the problem, the problem is the problem. Maddy sits with mental health social worker Danyelle Mei Kaplan and massage therapist Egan Magee. They spend time sharing their coordinates of belonging and explore autonomy and dignity over their own fields of existence. A powerful conversation collating thoughts on collective holding, mutual aid and healing centered approaches. Working within the LGBTQ2IA+ community, they dream of helping people heal their relationships with themselves and others to create systemic change and liberate each other. A thought-provoking episode full of depth, this is one not to miss.
This episode was recorded in June 2024
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual, physical and emotional trauma
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Recommendations
Co-Culture Communication & Magkasama
References
Lean Manaema from Co-Culture Communication
Magkasama
Neurodivergent
Diaspora
LGBTQ2IA+
POC Queerness
Victoria Cruz at the Anti-Violence Project
Rebecca Howe
Radical love
Sekneh Hamoud Beckett
Vikki Reynolds
Centrelink
White saviour
Inclusive Therapists
Internal family systems
Trauma informed practice
Healing centered engagements
Not On Our Backs – Vikki Reynolds
Emergent strategy by Adrienne Maree Brown
Abolition is love by Marcus Syrus Ware
Biomimicry
Mutual aid YouTube video
Mutual aid by Dean Spade
Mia Mingus
Tian Zhang
Manifesto for Radical Care ( or How To Be Human in the Arts)
The Value of Experiential Learning and Lived Experience with an OT Training
Sweatshop
Povo
Gleebooks
Caddyshack Project What We're Reading
Caddyshack Project Goodreads profile
Credits
Host: Maddy Stratten
Guest: Danyelle Mei Kaplan & Egan Magee
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Saknas det avsnitt?
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Have you ever wanted to know more about sexological bodywork? Together, Naomi and Stella Topaz from Abundant Body talk through the wheel of consent and the somatic therapy approach of sexological bodywork and how it varies from other types of therapy and sexology. Stella reveals the inside of a sexological bodywork session and walks us through how she works with compassion and gratitude.
This episode was recorded in March 2024
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual, physical and emotional trauma
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Recommendations
Comfortable in my skin & More than a body
References
Institute of Somatic Sexology
Wheel of Consent by School of Consent
Urban Tantra Professional Training Progam
Barbara Carellas
Dossie Easton
BDSM
Scar Tissue Remediation
Ellen Heed
Abundant Body
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guest: Stella Topaz
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Spend some time and listen to an honest and open conversation about medical consent, consent culture, TransHealth, queer and disability healthcare with Axel Nathaniel Rose. Axel shares with Naomi his lived experience as a queer, transgender, and disabled man, reflecting on the life-long impacts of when medical consent is not given. An empowering episode challenging necessary system change and inspiring individual advocacy.
This episode was recorded in February 2024.
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references medical abuse, explicit transphobia, sexual violence, and transphobic and misogynistic public policy.
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Recommendations
The Pronoun Lowdown & Ask: Building Consent Culture
References
University of New South Wales
The C-Word (Learning Consent Blog)
Learning Consent
Liz Kelly (Continuum of Sexual Violence)
Kitty Stryker
Ask: Building Consent Culture
Carol Queen
Laurie Penny
Nevo Zisin
Quinn Eades
They Thought It Was An Obsession Article
Trans Broken Arm Syndrome
UNSW Interview (Accessible Healthcare for the Trans and Gender Diverse Community)
TransHub
ACON
Disability Discrimination Act 1992
Sex Discrimination Act 1984
International Transgender Day of Visibility
The Gender Centre
The Albion Centre
On The Couch Caddyshack Project discussions
Sage @sagescrittore (Ursula Le Guin Quote)
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guest: Axel-Nathaniel Rose
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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How can we include pleasure in the consent conversation? Listen as founder of Learning Consent Dr Joy Townsend goes beyond the traditional definition of consent and discusses effective role modelling and consent culture in todays society. Learning Consent delivers comprehensive relationships, sexuality and consent education programs for educational institutions and organisations. Joy shares with Naomi her passion for helping young people to catch a vision for how great communicative, connected and pleasurable sex can be.
This episode was recorded in March 2023
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual assault and sexual violence
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Recommendations
Welcome to Consent , Teaching Consent & 1800Respect
References
Learning Consent
Joy’s PHD “Her sexual self: A narrative investigation of young women’s sexual subjectives”
Marie-Pierre Cleret
UNESCO International technical guidance on sexuality education
Comprehensive Consent Sarah Casper
French Philosopher – communicative approach to consent
Bad sex vs sexual violence blog
Laurie Penny
Secondary School Survey
Liz Kelly’s Continuum of sexual violence
Professor Michael Flood
Porn literacy curriculum
Betty Dodson
National Student Safety Survey
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guest: Joy Townsend
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Naomi is joined by Maggie Smith, a Clinical Nurse Consultant from the T150 clinic at the Albion Centre in Sydney. T150 is an innovative specialist HIV and Sexual Health Service providing holistic care for the transgender and gender diverse community in a dedicated clinical space. Maggie provides clinical insight into TransHealth and unpacks the importance of community advocacy in ensuring accessible healthcare for the trans and non-binary community.
This episode was recorded in August 2023
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Recommendations
T150 & He She They
References
Albion Centre
Australian Professional Association for Transgender Health (AUSPATH)
Australian Sexual Health and HIV Nurses Association (ASHHNA)
The Gender Centre
Brotherboys and Sistergirls
First Nations People
Cervical Screening (Pap Smear)
Transgender Definition
Dr Melissa Kelly
World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
Maple Leaf House
Binary and Non-Binary
ACON
Pre-Exposure prophylaxis - PrEP
Gender affirming health care - Transhealth
Reassignment surgery
Cis
Pronouns
Medicare
Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme
Reandron
Decanoate
ERMS
IMS
Blood Borne Viruses precautions
MDA National
Risk of Regret
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guest: Maggie Smith
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Join Maddy as she sits down with Ruiqi Fan, a clinical nurse specialist working at the Sydney Sexual Health Clinic. Ruiqi talks about being an international student to now working with international students in a clinical setting, providing insight into the experience. Listen as we better understand why having multilingual nurses and interpreters is important in delivering sexual health services for the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities in Australia.
This episode was recorded in June 2023
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Recommendations
The International Students Health Hub & Sydney Sexual Health Centre
References
Sydney Sexual Health Centre
International Student Health Hub
RMB – Chinese Yuan currency
The Guardian
The Daily Telegraph
CPR training
Vaginal douching
Sexual Health Infolink
Australian Healthcare System
Provincial – China health/hospital cover
Medicare
ACON
Multicultural HIV and Hepatitis Service
Translating and Interpreting services
PrEP campaign – ending HIV
Caddyshack Project Instagram
Caddyshack Project Facebook
Credits
Host: Maddy Stratten
Guest: Ruiqi Fan
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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How can we treat ourselves with kindness when unexpected emotions arise? Naomi sits down with psychologist Chris Cheers and reflects on the mental health impacts of lockdown on the queer and creative community. His book, The New Rulebook is a practical game changing guide to embracing uncertainty offering radical, evidence-based solutions to improve wellbeing. Providing individual psychology services and workshops to artists and creatives, and the LGBTQIA+ community, Chris is passionate about creating accessible, accepting and safe spaces.
This episode was recorded in May 2023
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Recommendations
The New Rulebook & QLife
References
Emotional Agility Susan David
Acceptance commitment therapy
Viktor Frankl Man’s search for meaning
Friends by Robin Dunbar
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guest: Chris Cheers
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Maddy catches up with Kirli Saunders and dives into the importance of language, decolonization, feminism and queer space. Kirli is a proud Gunai Woman and award-winning multidisciplinary creator and consultant. Awarded NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year in 2020, Kirli is an experienced speaker and facilitator advocating for the environment, gender, racial equality and LGBTIQA+ rights. In this episode Kirli shares her passion for continuing connection to Country and reads a powerful poem called Based On Us from her book Returning.
This episode was recorded in October 2022
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that this episode contains the name of and discussion around a deceased person. This episode may contain words, descriptions and terms which may be culturally sensitive and reflect the views of those at the period in which the content was created.
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Recommendations
AIATSIS, Kindred & Returning
References
Vale Aunty Velma Mulcahy
Cyanotype
Joyce Saunders
The Incredible Freedom Machines
Matt Otley
Bec Young
Red Room Poetry
Tamryn Bennett
Jo Featherstone
Kirli Saunders Consulting
Bindi
Kindred
Returning
Going Home Play
Department of Education on language
United Nations Indigenous Decades of Language
Brotherboys and Sistergirls
Uluru Statement
Griffith Review Dr Lilly Brown and Genevieve Grieves
Raise the Age
Alok
Heartbreak High
Tony Birch The White Girl
Melissa Lucashenko
Ellen Van Neerven
Jazz Money
Florence Given
The Front Left
Gang of Youths
Frontier War Stories
Horror Show
Based On Us – Poem from Returning
Credits
Host: Maddy Stratten
Guest: Kirli Saunders
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Curious about sexology and the difference between a sex therapist, body therapist, sex coach and sex worker? Maddy chats with Aleks from The Pleasure Centre to explore why an individual or couple may seek sex therapy. Offering a safe and inclusive place, Aleks' practice is guided by multiple evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Hear about the Sex Buffet and Queering Sex concepts and how to put pleasure and desire on the menu.
This episode was recorded in September 2022
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual trauma
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Recommendations
The Pleasure Centre & The Science of Sex
References
Tanya Koens
Matt Tilley
PLISSIT model
Polyvagal Theory by Stephen Porges
Sapiens
Schitts Creek
Credits
Host: Maddy Stratten
Guests: Aleks Trkjula
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Join Maddy in conversation with Frances Turner from Nurse Nettie, answering the most commonly asked sexual and reproductive health questions by young people. Nurse Nettie is an online service that provides qualified sexual health information to young people living in New South Wales, Australia. Fran provides a glimpse behind the curtain of how the team approach answering questions without judgement, making health information accessible and inclusive.
This episode was recorded in June 2022
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Recommendations
Nurse Nettie & Sexual Health Infolink (SHIL)
References
Nurse Nettie
NSW Health Play Safe
Pronouns
Sexual Health Infolink
LGBTIQA+ community
Labia Library
FemFresh
NSW Health
Caddyshack Project
Medicare Card
Herpes
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs)
Men who have Sex with Men (MSM)
Sexual Health Clinics
Aboriginal Medical Services
Child Protection Units
Mandatory Reporting Guidelines (MRG)
Can I get an STI from that?
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)
Cervical Screening (Pap Smear)
Diethylstilboestrol (DES)
Premature ejaculation
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Citalopram
Credits
Host: Maddy Stratten
Guests: Frances Turner from Nurse Nettie
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Listen as Naomi chats with Liz and Jan from Relationships and Private Stuff about their lived experience of working with people with disability. People on the autism spectrum, with disability or brain injury face the same issues as other people when it comes to relationships. Friendship is important. And the desire to love and be loved, whether as a friend or an intimate companion, is a drive that defines a person in a way that no disability ever can.
This episode was recorded in May 2022
CONTENT WARNINGS: This episode references sexual assault
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Recommendations
Planet Puberty & Sexuality, Education, Counselling and Consultancy Agency (SECCA)
References
Relationships and Private Stuff
Lotus Project
Family Planning
Dateables
Love on the Spectrum
Sex, safe and fun guide
Shine SA
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Jewish Care
Participate Australia
Anglicare
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guests: Liz Dore & Jan McGuire
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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Join Naomi as she unpacks the transgender experience with Sophie from ACON’s TransHub. TransHub is a digital and resource platform providing clear and easy information about gender affirmation and healthcare for all trans and gender diverse people in NSW. Sophie dives deep into the history of transgender language and provides insight into the trans and non-binary experience.
This episode was recorded in February 2022
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Recommendations
Transhub & Disclosure
References
Transhub
ACON
Trans Definition
Census
Marriage equality
Asexual
Gender identity vs Sexual orientation
Cisgender
Cisalpine and Transalpine Gauls
Pronoun
Gender dysphoria
Elagabalus
Brotherboys and Sistergirls
Gender Fluid
Social affirmation
Legal affirmation
Medical affirmation
Gender affirming doctors
Informed Consent Medical guidelines
Top surgery
Tucking
Binding
Transphobia
Pansexual
RuPaul's Drag Race
Courtney Act
Disclosure
Norman Bates (Psycho movie)
Ally
Credits
Host: Naomi Viret
Guests: Sophie Keeffe
Producers: Maddy Stratten & Winnie Adamson
Music: Little Pastries Instrumental (descript)
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