Voices @ Alive Podcast - 2026-8-21

Today on Voices@Alive

What a beautiful program sharing the voices of Taryn Beattie and Nadia, founder of Alma Boliviana, in conversations captured at the Heart of the Earth Festival, organised by One Thread Collective.

Two women, two cultures, and one powerful connection. ❤️ We spoke about identity, Indigenous roots, music, dance, traditions and belonging, discovering the beautiful similarities that connect Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Latin American cultures.

This is what Voices@Alive is about — creating a space where cultures meet, stories are heard and community connects.

🎙️ Many Cultures, One Voice.

#VoicesAtAlive #Alive905FM #HeartOfTheEarth #CultureConnectsUs #ManyCulturesOneVoice

Voices @ Alive Podcast - 2026-8-21
Today on Voices@Alive
What a beautiful program sharing the voices of Taryn Beattie and Nadia, founder of Alma Boliviana, in conversations captured at the Heart of the Earth Festival, organised by One Thread Collective.
Two women, two cultures, and one powerful connection. ❤️ We spoke about identity, Indigenous roots, music, dance, traditions and belonging, discovering the beautiful similarities that connect Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Latin American cultures.
This is what Voices@Alive is about &mdash; creating a space where cultures meet, stories are heard and community connects.
🎙️ Many Cultures, One Voice.
#VoicesAtAlive #Alive905FM #HeartOfTheEarth #CultureConnectsUs #ManyCulturesOneVoice

Voices @ Alive is a vibrant multicultural radio program broadcast from Sydney, Australia on Alive 90.5 FM. This dynamic show celebrates cultural diversity through music, interviews, storytelling, and community connection. Hosted by Luisa Caroca, a passionate communicator and long-time advocate for inclusivity and social harmony, the program gives voice to people of all backgrounds—sharing their journeys, heritage, talents, and perspectives.

With the tagline “Many Cultures. One Voice,” the show builds bridges across communities by highlighting local initiatives, migrant stories, artistic expression, and the vibrant spirit of Australia’s multicultural society.

Whether it's Latin American rhythms, African beats, Asian traditions, or European influences, Voices @ Alive is a space where differences are celebrated and stories unite us.

Voices @ Alive&nbsp;is a vibrant multicultural radio program broadcast from Sydney, Australia on Alive 90.5 FM. This dynamic show celebrates cultural diversity through music, interviews, storytelling, and community connection. Hosted by Luisa Caroca, a passionate communicator and long-time advocate for inclusivity and social harmony, the program gives voice to people of all backgrounds&mdash;sharing their journeys, heritage, talents, and perspectives.
With the tagline&nbsp;&ldquo;Many Cultures. One Voice,&rdquo;&nbsp;the show builds bridges across communities by highlighting local initiatives, migrant stories, artistic expression, and the vibrant spirit of Australia&rsquo;s multicultural society.
Whether it's Latin American rhythms, African beats, Asian traditions, or European influences,&nbsp;Voices @ Alive&nbsp;is a space where differences are celebrated and stories unite us.

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🌎 Voices@Alive | One Thread Collective — Empowering Women, Preserving Culture

On Friday, 7 August, Voices@Alive welcomed Megan Battaglia, Co-founder of One Thread Collective Australia, and Eleanora (Kincha) Montejo Lyall, Support Staff, for a meaningful conversation about the work being done alongside Indigenous Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia.

Our conversation went far beyond the beautiful mochilas and textiles for which the Wayuu are known. We explored how every woven piece carries ancestral knowledge, cultural identity, creativity and the story of the woman who created it. Wayuu mochilas are handmade by Indigenous artisans and reflect both the culture and landscapes of La Guajira.

For many women, weaving also provides an essential opportunity to earn an income and support their families. One Thread Collective combines fair-trade work with business training, women's leadership development and investment in community-led projects. Its model supports more than 100 Wayuu artisans, with funds from purchases also contributing to women's empowerment programs and projects designed by the communities themselves.

What makes this work particularly meaningful is the belief that lasting change should come from within the community. It is not simply about selling a beautiful handmade product; it is about recognising the women behind it, valuing their skills fairly and creating opportunities for women to strengthen their own futures while keeping their cultural traditions alive.

This conversation was a powerful reminder that when we empower a woman, the impact can reach her family, her community and future generations. And when we value Indigenous art, we also honour the history, knowledge and identity woven into every piece.

Thank you, Megan and Eleanora (Kincha), for joining me and sharing this important story with our listeners.

🎙️ Voices@Alive — Many Cultures, One Voice.
📻 Fridays, 1–2 PM on Alive 90.5 FM. The program celebrates multicultural Australia through interviews, storytelling and community connection.

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#VoicesAtAlive #OneThreadCollective #WayuuWomen #WomenEmpowerment #Alive905FM

🌎 Voices@Alive | One Thread Collective &mdash; Empowering Women, Preserving Culture
On Friday, 7 August, Voices@Alive welcomed Megan Battaglia, Co-founder of One Thread Collective Australia, and Eleanora (Kincha) Montejo Lyall, Support Staff, for a meaningful conversation about the work being done alongside Indigenous Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia.
Our conversation went far beyond the beautiful mochilas and textiles for which the Wayuu are known. We explored how every woven piece carries ancestral knowledge, cultural identity, creativity and the story of the woman who created it. Wayuu mochilas are handmade by Indigenous artisans and reflect both the culture and landscapes of La Guajira.
For many women, weaving also provides an essential opportunity to earn an income and support their families. One Thread Collective combines fair-trade work with business training, women's leadership development and investment in community-led projects. Its model supports more than 100 Wayuu artisans, with funds from purchases also contributing to women's empowerment programs and projects designed by the communities themselves.
What makes this work particularly meaningful is the belief that lasting change should come from within the community. It is not simply about selling a beautiful handmade product; it is about recognising the women behind it, valuing their skills fairly and creating opportunities for women to strengthen their own futures while keeping their cultural traditions alive.
This conversation was a powerful reminder that when we empower a woman, the impact can reach her family, her community and future generations. And when we value Indigenous art, we also honour the history, knowledge and identity woven into every piece.
Thank you, Megan and Eleanora (Kincha), for joining me and sharing this important story with our listeners.
🎙️ Voices@Alive &mdash; Many Cultures, One Voice. 📻 Fridays, 1&ndash;2 PM on Alive 90.5 FM. The program celebrates multicultural Australia through interviews, storytelling and community connection.
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#VoicesAtAlive #OneThreadCollective #WayuuWomen #WomenEmpowerment #Alive905FM

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