WE'RE BACKKKKK!!!

For the 169th time, we're starting over! We may not be consistent but we're funny, honest and here to talk to you about all the things we wish we knew growing up!

This episode, Laura wears her professional hat as the Affirmative Consent Project Officer at YACVic (Youth Affairs Council Victoria) and tells us all about the updated consent legislation in Victoria, what the Affirmative Consent Model is and age of consent laws.

Thanks to YACVic for sponsoring this episode!

If any of the content in this episode impacts you, there are supports available for you.

• Safe Steps - call 1800 015 188 (24 hours, 7days)
• Djirra - call 1800 105 303 (9am - 5pm, weekdays)
• Rainbow Door - call 1800 729 367 (10 am - 5pm, 7 days) or text 0480 017 246 (10am - 5pm, 7 days)
• Sexual Assault Crisis Line - call 1800 806 292 (24 hours, 7 days

Stay clueless, cuties x

Loz and Mando xx

Hey listeners!! 2 months in a row - how's that for consistency??

Today we are joined by the inspiring Conor Pall - a victim-survivor of domestic violence who is actively using his experience to shake up the family violence system that ultimately, failed him. With Conor, we deep dive into how his experience impacts him to this day, and how he's managed to change the narrative for his story to take ownership of who he is, rather than being defined by what happened to him.

We were also lucky enough to be joined by Jack Ward - an aspiring journalist, Conor's partner, and all-round fabulous human. The four of us - alongside talking absolute nonsense and getting distracted every couple of minutes - discuss how to navigate relationships while also navigating trauma and recovery.

After a bit of a hiatus, Laura and Miranda are back! With a new season comes new topics, new guests, and new segments. To kick off the year, it's time to catch up with these 2 co-hosts who have missed you dearly! We're catching up on life talking about all things from travel, to neurodivergence, to awkward encounters with slippery snakes! Listen in to find out more 👄

Growing Up Clueless wishes to acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which we work - the Dja Dja Wurrung, Wurundjeri, and Wadawurrung People. Sovereignty was never ceded and this land always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.

Podcast funded by Kyneton Community House & the Zonta Club of Kyneton.