The Source

Welcome to the final episode of Season Two! This is by no means an end, but rather a wrap of what has been an absolutely wonderful season. From where we were in season one, to where we are now, we have turned lots of corners and jumped a lot of hurdles and we have a lot in the pipeline for season THREE!We were extremely lucky to welcome the following guests this season and would like to thank... James Whiting Leanne WhiteAlice ZaslavskyAnthea Loucas BoshaElise Pioch BalzacFlex MamiLowell HunterMichael Ventura Please do stay tuned for Season Three and keep an eye on our socials for some exciting things coming!

With his first gallery opening later this month in Wathaurong Country, Geelong, we speak with the talented Nyul Nyul Saltwater Man Lowell Hunter. From his early years growing up in Gunditjmara Country in Warrnambool, to now Wathaurong Country, Lowell remembers the ritual of dancing as far back as he can remember. Taking the form and structure of dancing, Lowell's undeniably strong connection to country and community has allowed him to create beautiful pieces of art using only his feet. Using the Traditional dance movements his people have practiced for countless generations, Lowell uses the same foot movements to create his art which is then photographed with the use of drones to capture the beauty of the land and the patterns. To get to know Artist Lowell Hunter, head here. To see Lowell's art, head here.

Our episode 6 guest has left very few stones unturned as an Australian Media Personality, Radio Presenter at CADA, Best Selling Author, Award-Winning Influencer* DJ, Business Woman, Founder @ Flex Factory, TV Presenter, and Professional Opinion Haver. This week we are joined by the one and only Flex Mami (Lil Ahenkan).Flex starts her day bright and early and with the commitments she has to juggle, we learn what rituals she weaves into her day to bring her a sense of relaxation and peace. She has learnt the importance of taking what she needs and leaving behind anything that does not serve her. To discover more from CADA Talent's Flex Mami, head to FlexMami.comTo discover more from CADA Talent, head to CADATalent.com

Maison Balzac founder Elise Pioch Balzac reflects fondly on her childhood and the daily rituals that have formed her most precious memories. Growing up in the South of France, Elise drew inspiration for her first 5 candles from these fond memories - the smell of freshly squeezed orange juice to the scent of the tiny little stone church her grandmother would take her to at 10:00 AM every Sunday.In episode five of 'The Source', Elise, Emma, and Thurman discuss the journey Elise took in founding Maison Balzac and creating a range of products that can be found in many households across Australia. To discover more from Maison Balzac, head to MaisonBalzac.com, 1156 High St, Armadale VIC 3143, or 545A Bourke St, Surry Hills NSW 2010To discover more from Elise Pioch Balzac, head here.

Taking a peek behind the scenes at Food & Drink Victoria and the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival, having just celebrated its 30th year anniversary, is every food lovers dream. So, what better way to get the juicy intel than by speaking with the woman behind Food & Drink Victoria herself, Anthea Loucas Bosha. In episode four of 'The Source, hosts Emma and Thurman speak with Anthea about the incredible career that found her in her role as CEO of Food & Drink Victoria today. From championing rising talent, exploring regional cuisine hubs, and highlighting a plethora of cultural food and drink experience's across Victoria, we learn about the rituals that shape Anthea's personal and professional worlds. EXITING NEWS: MFWF Regional is creeping up, running from the 18th to the 27th of November! Sign up here to access exclusive access to pre-sale tickets and specially curated one-off events.To discover more from Food & Drink Victoria, head to MFWF.com.au

Transitioning from a McDonald's employee, to a teacher, to a reality TV contestant on Masterchef, and now working as a broadcaster, recipe curator, and author, we speak to charismatic and full-of-life guest Alice Zaslavsky.Whilst having her finger in many pies (delicious ones, we are sure), the enthusiastic Alice has realised the important ritual of slowing down to enjoy her multi-faceted career and her beautiful family. In episode three, Alice gives us an insight into her new book, The Joy of Better Cooking, which launches October 2022. The book aims to provide life-changing skills & thrills for the everyday cook and enthusiastic eaters!To discover more from Alice Zaslavsky / Alice in Frames head to AliceInFrames.comTo preorder Alice's new cookbook The Joy of Better Cooking, place yourself on the list at TheJoyofBetterCooking.com.au

Visiting the supermarket is a daily ritual for many, and during COVID-19 lockdowns, saw it become an excursion to relish and centre our day-to-day around. In episode two of The Source, Thurman and Emma speak with the General Manager of Coles Grocery, Leanne White. From what sparked her interest in the world of grocery to her enthusiasm for supporting others on their own career path, Leanne speaks to what daily rituals have shaped both her personally and professionally.Alongside Leanne's own personal goals, she is incredibly passionate about reaching the goals set by Coles #TogethertoZero whilst creating a shopping environment that's inclusive to millions of customers Coles serve every single week.To discover more from Coles and follow along with all things grocery, head to Coles.comDiscover more about CAPI at capi.com.au or @capisparkling

Co-director of Good Sport Magazine, photographer & artist based in Melbourne, we kick off season two of The Source with the creative genius James Whiting. James draws inspiration from places you wouldn't consider giving a second look. From the artwork in his running clubroom to the stand-alone fan in his office - there is always creativity and opportunity lying within. In episode one of The Source, Thurman, Emma, and James discuss relationships with sport, their daily rituals, and how the everyday sportspeople are the ones to watch. From what James found to be a more tumultuous relationship with running, he has now stuck with it long enough to turn it from something he once loathed into a huge source of life and learning.To discover more from James Whiting and see his incredible work, head to JamesWhitingStudio.comTo discover more from Good Sport Magazine and order the next issue, head to GoodSportMagazine.comDiscover more about CAPI at capi.com.au or @capisparkling