What if your greatest strength online is simply being yourself?

In this episode of Biggest Feeds, Claudine Thornton sits down with proud Yorta Yorta woman, author, wellbeing advocate and creator Allira Potter to explore authenticity, boundaries and building genuine community online.

Allira shares her journey navigating social media as a First Nations creator, the importance of trusting intuition, protecting your energy and staying true to yourself in digital spaces. Together they discuss online racism, creating culturally safe communities, sobriety, health journeys and why vulnerability often becomes our greatest point of connection.

This is an honest conversation about showing up imperfectly, creating boundaries that protect your wellbeing and using your platform to inspire others without losing yourself in the process.

In this episode you'll hear about:

• Authenticity on social media
• Building online communities
• Boundaries and protecting your energy
• Navigating racism online
• Health, sobriety and personal growth
• Intuition and grounding practices
• Creating safer digital spaces for Mob

Acknowledgement of Country

Opening Acknowledgement of Country spoken in Ngiyampaa language by Jesse Hodgetts and used with permission.

Biggest Feeds is supported by the National Best Practice Unit and funded through the Australian Government's Tackling Indigenous Smoking Program.

Disclaimer

The views, opinions and experiences shared by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the host, producers, funding partners or affiliated organisations.