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In this episode of Dominating Diversity, we sit down with Muhammad Akrash Rauf, CEO and Founder of Foreign Edge Consultants, a global citizen and seasoned intercultural strategist. Born in Pakistan and shaped by living life across multiple countries, Muhammad brings a deeply personal and inspiring perspective on what it truly means to live and lead in a multicultural world.

He opens up about the challenges and biases he has faced—and how those experiences have become fuel for his mission to build understanding across cultures. From the complexities of identity to the beauty of belonging in more than one place, Muhammad shares thoughts that will challenge your assumptions and uplift your mindset.

Whether you’re navigating a diverse workplace, moving abroad, or simply curious about how intercultural dynamics shape our thinking, this episode offers valuable insight on turning cultural friction into connection and growth.

🔊 Tune in to hear how embracing diversity is not just a choice—but a powerful edge.

(1) Muhammad Akrash Rauf | LinkedIn

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Sitting down with Strength Coach and the Author of "Career Unstuck" Charlotte Blair.
Charlotte is a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach who established in 2014, helping Managers develop their people through Strengths Based Team Development. Charlotte is passionate about supporting other Coaches and collaborating with entities to recognise their strengths and use them to grow.
Charlotte has Dyslexia/ Neurodiversity and shows people that it shouldn't hold you back!!

You can purchase her amazing book here: www.careerunstuck.com.au, see her on LinkedIn or her website: charlotteblair.com.au for all coaching, book and event enquiries or to read her blog.

This interview was unpaid and unsponsored

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In this RAW unedited episode, Brooke sits down with 8-year-old Charlotte, a bright and imaginative child who experiences the world through the lens of neurodiversity/ ADHD. With honesty, humour, and a bit of magic, Charlotte shares what it’s like to live with a brain that works differently — from why she hums or isolates herself when things get too much.

Together, they explore the power of routines, the importance of being understood, and why "different" is something to be celebrated.

Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply someone who wants to better understand the minds of neurodiverse kids, this episode is full of insight, empathy, and childlike wonder.

🔹 Featuring: real kid wisdom
🔹 Topics: autism, neurodiversity, sensory sensitivity, empathy
🔹 Perfect for: families, teachers, allies, and curious minds

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What happens when love transcends borders, languages, and cultural norms? In this personal and thought-provoking podcast, Brooke Tahir dives into the joys, challenges, and deeply personal realities of intercultural relationships. From navigating identity clashes and family expectations to celebrating the beauty of blended traditions, Brooke explores what it really means to love — and live — across cultures.

Each episode on this podcast channel features honest conversations, personal stories, and expert insights that unpack the layers of Diversity. Whether you’re in a multicultural relationship, part of a diverse family, or simply curious about the complexities of love in a global world, this certain podcast invites you to laugh, reflect, and feel seen.

Because love isn’t always simple — but it can be beautifully complicated.

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NOTE: Apologies, my microphone decided to muffle in this session!

Have you ever felt like the world was moving on without noticing you? For many, that feeling isn’t a passing moment—it’s their daily reality.

In this heartfelt episode of Dominating Diversity, host Brooke Tahir sits down with the Director of ARK Victoria—a grassroots organisation transforming lives through Acts of Random Kindness. From emergency relief to community empowerment, ARK’s work is anything but random. It’s structural, intentional, and rooted in the radical belief that kindness should be a system, not a surprise.

We explore:

• The human story behind ARK’s creation
• What a day in the life of this kindness-driven movement looks like
• Why their work with women and children hits close to home
• What meeting the Prince and Princess of Wales was really like
• How to join the movement—or ask for help—when the world feels too heavy

This episode is for anyone who believes in the quiet power of compassion and wants to know how they can make a difference.

🕊️ Kindness isn’t weakness—it’s world-changing.

Resources:
Learn more at ark-vic.org.au

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In this heartwarming and refreshingly honest episode, Brooke sits down with her eight-year-old daughter, Eviie Rose, for a candid conversation about what diversity means to a child. With wisdom beyond her years and the unfiltered clarity only kids can offer, Eviie shares her thoughts on fairness, kindness, culture, and why it’s important to include everyone—no matter how they look, speak, or learn. Together, they explore how schools and grown-ups can do better by listening more closely to young voices. This episode is a reminder that the future of inclusion is already here—and it’s asking wonderful questions.

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This week I have a special guest- Aster Cosmos.

They’re an Educator and educational designer, and passionate neurodiversity and EDI advocate who’s been transforming how institutions think about inclusion—from boardrooms to classrooms

You can find out more about Aster through their LinkedIn

Or blog Liberate Learning

Remember, you can find more resources at our website www.dominatingdisability.com

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In this podcast, I am being real about my personal disability and giving you the insight into how having a disability that can be a death sentence really feels.

What does invisible illness feel like? What does it feel like working and mothering with illness?

This podcast is unscripted

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