In this episode of The Voice of Warriors, Jo Cooper sits down with Sam Murphy for a raw and honest conversation about the power of good men to change the culture around violence, bullying and bystander silence. This isn’t an interview, it’s two people with shared values unpacking why kindness, courage and speaking UP are not only easier, but far cooler than staying silent. Together, they explore the cultural pressures that keep men quiet, the influence of sport in shaping our values, and why empathy and integrity are the true markers of strength. This is a call to every man who believes in better, your voice matters, your presence matters, and your influence can change lives.

You can find and follow Sam here - https://www.tiktok.com/@just_sammy____

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In this episode of The Voice of Warriors, host Jo Cooper speaks with Tyrelle, the founder of Kepler Keychains, a product designed for self-protection and empowerment. Tyrelle shares her personal story of fear that led to the creation of the keychains, highlighting the importance of safety and confidence in everyday life. The conversation explores the gap in the market for safety products, the innovative features of Kepler Keychains, and the real-life impact they have had on users. They also discuss systemic issues in safety, the importance of community responsibility, and the challenges of regulatory frameworks in Australia. Tyrelle emphasises the need for awareness and support for those living in fear, encouraging listeners to take action and seek help.

To find out more visit - https://www.keplerkeychains.com/

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In this powerful episode of The Voice of Warriors, host Jo Cooper sits down with Sharon Levy, trailblazing lawyer, advocate, and founder of The Haven Nepean Women’s Shelter.

Together, they reflect on Sharon’s journey into law, the landmark case that changed strata laws, and the emotional reality behind a years-long legal battle. Sharon opens up about her motivation to establish The Haven, the profound impact it has had on women and children affected by domestic violence, and the ongoing challenges of sustaining frontline support services.

Their conversation goes beyond the courtroom, exploring the importance of community action, the unique challenges faced by women in the legal profession, and the world today, how recognition through awards can elevate critical social causes.

This episode is both a tribute and a rallying call, reminding us that lasting change is built through courage, leadership, and collective action. Sharon’s vision for a future where shelters like The Haven are no longer needed will stay with you long after the episode ends.

To find out more about The Haven - https://www.thehaven.org.au/

To find out more about Bartier Perry - https://www.bartier.com.au/

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