Visions & Tones

In this episode, Dr Tony Nyundu-Bicanin and Mauro Biosse chats with a friend, Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Ordu (an Australian Citizen) about the complexities and preferential treatments in friendships. This discussion exhibits different nuances which the audience can draw from in order to clearly articulate their preferences of the type and style of friendships they wish to embrace. We hope you enjoy this work.

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Intro Music by David Ngoyi; Outro Music by Elie Mugisha Eddy

'Arguing well' is Season 2's first episode. It aims at preparing the audience of the show for better engagement and further understanding of different and forthcoming episodes. 

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Continue being best human beings. 

Welcome to Season 2 of the Visions & Tones Podcast with Dr T. 

Congratulations is a finale episode in 2022 and closure of Season 1. 

Jean-Louise Olivier (she/her) is a PhD candidate at the University of Newcastle working with women in Newcastle from refugee backgrounds. She is passionate about gender equality and being a part of Queer communities.  

Naledi Naledi (she/her) is a Finance Honours student at the University of South Africa and is passionate about financial inclusion. She never turns down an opportunity to talk about being Queer and the intersections of that experience. 

In this episode, Dr Tones chats to Mr Muhammad Hassan (IG: @moh.hassan.1) who is a husband and a father to two teenage boys. The conversation is mainly about raising the boy child and it boarders around dealing and teaching his boys about racism, his fears as a father, great memories with his boys, lessons he gives them about financial management, dealing with GBV and many more. Hope you enjoy this great piece of work. 

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In this episode Dr Tones (@_blacktoned) chats with Dr Daniel Krauße about the linguistics of emoji. Dr Krauße is a comparative linguist from Germany who specialises in teaching, translation, and interpretation of English, German, Indonesian, and Malay. He obtained his PhD in Linguistics from the University of Newcastle, the campus is situated in the land of the Awabakal people in Australia, with a focus on the syntactic structure of Australian and the Pacific languages. 

To access Dr Krauße's full bio and publications see these links: https://www.danielkrausse.com and https://www.danielkrausse.com/academia/  Instagram: @kraussetranslations Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/DanielKrausse and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJ8oP2Nl3Pk&t=8s . The publication he mentioned about Autism and emoji can be accessed here: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10803-022-05557-4

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In this episode, Dr Tony (@_blacktoned) chats with Chelsea La Rosa (@chelsealaflower) about Racism; Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEIs); and Women in Leadership. Chelsea is an American born lady who is passionate, driven, and a capable individual with a high emotional intelligence and a desire to see all people thrive. She believes mistakes are building blocks for future wins, and that diversity and inclusion are ethical necessities. Chelsea holds a degree in Psychology, a degree in Music, a certificate IV TAE, a certificate in Public Relations. She is currently completing a Mini MBA in Marketing. She has turned ADHD into superpower. 

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In this episode, Dr Tones (@_blacktoned) chats with Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Ordu (IG:@dukeemii) about mentorship, hardwork and commitment. This conversation carries meaning in Chukwuemeka's journey from Nigeria to study his Masters degree (in Social Change and Development) in Australia where due to his hard work, he ends up becoming a Citizen of Australia. Emeka is an advocate for social justice on a local and relational level and he is also a mentor under Australia's iLead program - a program that coaches university students about leadership and leading a Global Citizen lifestyle. 

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In this episode, Dr Tony Nyundu-Bicanin (@_blacktoned) gives a review into Matt Walsh's documentary titled "What is a Woman?". The documentary can be accessed through the Daily Wire (T&Cs apply). 

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