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Thinking Out LoudYoung Americans Turning to Socialism?In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, Nathan and Cameron engage in a thoughtful, theologically grounded discussion on the changing political and cultural landscape in America, using the recent New York City mayoral primary as a springboard. They reflect on the growing appeal of socialism and even communism among younger voters, and explore why traditional capitalist and conservative frameworks are increasingly being rejected. Rather than dismissing these trends as youthful ignorance, Nathan and Cameron dig deeper—analyzing the plausibility structures, economic realities, and cultural narratives shaping a generation that feels disconnected from ownership, community, and purpose. For Christians seeking a...2025-07-0432 min
Young Broadcasters - Cameron Mills GroupEpisode 17 – Voices of the West Quarter: Exeter in 1921 with Dr Julia Neville What was life like for kids and families in Exeter over 100 years ago? In this exciting episode, our young podcast team teams up with Dr Julia Neville, a local historian who knows all about the stories hidden in the streets of the West Quarter.Using clues from the 1921 census, old newspapers, and real-life memories, we travel back in time to find out who lived there, what jobs they had, and what the neighbourhood was really like. Was it as rough as people said — or was there more to the story?2025-06-1224 min
Young Broadcasters - Cameron Mills GroupEpisode 16 – Capturing Glastonbury: Stone, an Accredited Festival PhotographerIn this episode, our young broadcasters sit down with Stone, an accredited photographer of the iconic Glastonbury Festival. Join us as we explore the stories behind the lens — from capturing unforgettable moments onstage to navigating the energy and chaos of one of the world’s most legendary music festivals. Hear how Stone turned a passion for photography into an official backstage pass and what it really takes to shoot Glastonbury from the inside.2025-05-1617 min
Mill Park PodcastMill Park Happenings: From School Tours to Fleetwood MacIn this episode of the Mill Park Podcast, Cameron, your host and a long-term resident of Mill Park, delves into the vibrant community happenings and local insights. I share my personal journey of moving from Queensland and embracing the Mill Park lifestyle, highlighting the convenience and charm of the area. This podcast aims to be a central hub for locals to stay informed about community events without the hassle of navigating multiple sources. I also introduce a segment on local business reviews, starting with a glowing recommendation for Italia Pizza at the Stables Shopping Centre, known for its spectacular pizzas.2025-04-2823 min
School PodcastPlease Don't Quit! Our Young People Need Us with Matthew PopoIn this powerful conversation, motivational speaker and coach Cameron Parker is joined by Matthew Popo – a passionate pastoral, youth, and community engagement specialist and a true champion for young people.They dive deep into topics that matter:✅ The power of positive role models✅ Challenges facing young people today✅ Building real connections in schools and communities✅ The importance of authentic engagement and leadershipWhether you're an educator, parent, youth worker, or someone passionate about making a difference, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.Thank you to our sponsors:E...2025-04-251h 03Mill Park PodcastWhat's Happening in Mill Park: Easter Updates and MoreIn this episode of the Mill Park Podcast, host Cameron Bloet provides a comprehensive update on the upcoming events and activities in the Mill Park area. With Easter approaching, Cameron highlights the importance of checking local store hours, especially for the Plenty Valley Shopping Centre, which will be closed on Good Friday. He also discusses the Mill Park Library's closure dates and upcoming events, as well as various community activities such as the Plenty Valley Young Parents Group and seniors golf at the Growling Frog Golf Course. Cameron encourages listeners to stay informed by visiting the Whittlesea Council website...2025-04-1414 min