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Youth Central - Global Girls

Flushed by the success of their recent digital stories, youthcentral is running another digital stories workshop in Broadmeadows in October. So if you're a young woman between 12 and 18 years old, and you come from a multicultural background, they want YOU to come along and make your own digital story. To get involved, just go to the website, download and fill in the application form with your personal details and a short description of your story idea, then send it to Melanie Kuhl Student Learning Programs Division Department of Education Level 2, 33 St Andrews Place East Melbourne 3002 Related Links: Global Girls Digital Story Posted by Bill Coppinger on 3 September 2007; 8:50:26 AM from the Podcasts dept. Discuss

13 Steps to No-Where!

13 Steps to no-where have sent us some of their songs and we thought they were so good we have put TWO in the third "voices from the future" podcast. A five piece Nu metal band from regional Victoria who just loves to have a good time! The band formed about two years ago through an exchanging riffs program running through school and have been rocking, playing many live gigs and entering any battle of the bands that come their way ever since. A 3rd and 2nd place so far! Members include Jess on vocals, Nash on drums, Austin on Bass/Vocals, Rhys on guitar and Mark, the newest inclusion, on guitar. The band has a unique sound with strong heavy music and elusive female vocals. Just after a year of being together the band recorded their first ever demo and later on shot theie first ever clip. 13 steps have grown over such short time and will continue to grow, with a heavy rich sound and entertaining live act 13 steps to nowhere are sure to blow your mind.   Please listen to our third PODCAST here or subscribe via iTunes   The 13 Steps to No-Where Web Site can be found here: http://www.myspace.com/13stn Posted by Bill Coppinger on 20 March 2006; 10:19:42 PM from the Podcasts dept. Discuss

Interviews from Youth Forum

The second in a series of "Voices from the Future" podcasts for the Mitchell Youth Forum has been launched! Please listen to our second podcast here! or you can subscribe through iTunes! The Youth Forum, On September 7th 2005 at the Seymour Campus of the Goulburn Ovens TAFE was a great success, with just on 100 young people attending and really getting involved on the day. To read the full story and see more pictures of the day, please follow this link. Glenn Manton, ex Carlton Footballer and Co-founder of Whitelion, was the facilitator for the day, allowing local young people to speak out about the issues that affect them. Whitelion supports young people to build better lives for themselves and helps make our community a more inclusive and safer place. Just on 100 young people attended the day from schools and communities from around and adjacent to the Mitchell Shire. Almost 30 youth work students from Victoria University were also in attendance to assist with the day, as well as a number of teachers and community agency staff from across the district, making almost 150 involved. We are encouraging you to record your thoughts and let us PODCAST them right here! Watch this space! We also hope to be PODCASTING the music of LOCAL bands. If you want us to podcast your music, or you want to send us an audio file or comment, you can contact us at audiostuff@centralrangesllen.org.au Posted by Bill Coppinger on 8 October 2005; 10:22:38 AM from the Podcasts dept. Discuss

Welcome ! Our First Podcast!

Welcome to the "Voices from the Future" podcast! Please listen to our first welcome podcast here! Over the coming weeks we hope to add YOUR voice to the debate about what is most important for young people in our community. We want to hear your views on all the things that are important to you. We are going to encourage you to record your thoughts and let us PODCAST them right here! We also hope to be PODCASTING the music of LOCAL bands. If you want us to podcast your music, or you want to send us an audio file or comment, you can contact us at audiostuff@centralrangesllen.org.au   Posted by Bill Coppinger on 31 August 2005; 6:10:56 PM from the Podcasts dept. Discuss