themodernyouth

Our final episode for a little while. Romaan chats with the tmy crew on how it began and new plans. A little all over the place, but documenting where we're at in life and ideas and plans. Hope you enjoy. Thank you for being apart of the show! More to come!!! 

This week is our last guest episode for a while as tmy wishes to pursue new forms of content, creative ideas and more. I'm sure we'll be back with episodes at some point, but for now please enjoy the final guest episode. 

Sitting with our lovely friend Kate, we chatted about her creative projects, mental health and how she has learnt to put things into perspective when things get overwhelming which help calm her down. She's an incredible creator, friend and will go on to great things. Please enjoy the episode and follow her projects and journey :) 

This week Phoebe opened up about how opening up about her mental health helped open a deeper connection with the community of Here We Queer.  

After a few hours at her new part time cafe job, filmmaker, photographer, Isaebella Doherty was sent home. After a few teary phone calls to friends and family, she picked herself up and decided to put into action a long awaited project idea which has blossomed into Cream Town.  

A multi-disciplinary creator who is known as Amy of all trades. She is a Graphic Designer, Digital Painter and Illustrator, Hairdresser, Make Up Artist and much more. We spoke about her process and how she managers it all and the fine line between creating to creative and reality.

This week we sat down with Kyel Golly from No1.Network. An umbrella company that welcomes all things creators. Filmmakers, Photographers, Musicians etc! Kyel shares his story of how he's begun building No1.Network and the power of numbers when it comes to creative work and collaboration. 

Last year Michaela (or Mix as I call her) made the decision to get into Stunt Doubling. From there, she's said yes to basically everything that came her way which led to her winning a pageant competition. It was no easy path and as she share in this weeks episode, making a decision to try something and go with it without expectation is what caused her to learn to be more confident.

Share your thoughts and welcome to Season 2!! 

How, gumption over rides age and love and peace with your ideas helped Matt continue for many years with his music. Now, he's build a little studio where he has regular clients. 

I sat down with my good friend, Aneesh. We spoke about reconnecting with creativity, mindset, self worth and how important it is to be kind to yourself when you're in a tough headspace. He’s a lovely soul and excited to share our recorded conversation! 

CLUB473 is a YouTube variety, comedy show run by Layla and Sophie. We chatted about pursing multiple creative projects, why not just sticking to one pathway isn't really an 'option' and how to just not care and just do. 

If you have a bunch of ideas and want to do them all you can actually do them. Enjoy the episode. 

This week I sat with Kaldi Coffee Owners Josh and Tom. At only 24, they have a successful business running and it's only been open for 4 months. They talk all about co-ownership, business models and the importance of understanding your Why before even starting!

Reaching out, emailing and asking for advice is so hard. It takes time but a lot of people willing to help. Caz and I chat all about how it's worked for her and the graduate project she's working on which is completely different to the rest of the cohort. 

This week we went international! Tess is a graphic artists, designer from New Zealand who has formed an impressive body of work. We chatted everything, creative outlets, hiding your work because you're too scared to share it with people and knowing your worth. 

This week we spoke with Ella Tubman. She's a filmmaker, photographer and owner of Milk Skateboards. Based on the Sunshine Coast, the coastal, surf vibes are a clear distinction in her work. 

This week was a bit different. I sat with a very good friend David Ballin. We spoke all about our ambitions, creating things to continue practicing your craft and how something we do may not seem perfect but could be really valuable to someone else. I also mentioned about the article that was written in Fashion Journal Magazine. They are awesome! So please go give it a read. We'd love to know what you think so leave a review!  

Showing up, persistence and understanding how to 'find' passion. It can be really hard to know what to do or get inspired. You don't always have inspiration or idea. Just sitting at the desk, driving to the gym, whatever it may be is enough to help you stick with it. 

Food, exercise and casting process is what we chatted with Addie Sines this week. The process of modelling, travelling so much and the modelling industry can be overwhelming but Addie breaks it down and shares great wisdom and consciousness towards an industry focused on image. 

Side note - Apologies for the low audio, something happened but using headphones will be much better than out loud. Thank you for your understanding. 

Focus, dedication and staying true to yourself is everything we spoke about with Josh Pulford. How truly important it is to back your self  will help stay on track! 

From a very young age, Joash Teo always envisioned to become a designer. He held strong through bullying and body insecurity which has influenced his style, attitude and drive for his work. Check out what he has to say!  

At the young age of 14, Sam Zaleski has been determined, brave and powerful with her illustrations. She let us in to discover the hardships, challenges and what the power of being bold can do.