What A Squirrel Wants
The boundaries of friendships and protests, unforeseen consequences of the runner ban and grand final predictions. Plus: Essendon VFLW captain Courtney Ugle shares her visions for the game and tells how footy saved her life.
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Hope from Hardship, VFLW Star Courtney Ugle's Incredible Story and How Footy Saved Her Life
Megzy sits down one-on-one with Courtney Ugle in a chat about hope after adversity, her incredible life, how footy saved it, and what she’s doing now to help make the world a better place.
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#61 Courtney Ugle: Overcoming Adversity, Storytelling & DV
Join Keegan as he sits down with VFLW player and speaker Courtney Ugle for a deeply personal and inspiring conversation. The episode delves into Courtney's harrowing past, including the domestic violence she witnessed and the tragic death of her mum. Despite the trauma, Courtney has channeled her p…
Turning Adversity into Influence with Courtney Ugle
Courtney Ugle is a powerhouse of resilience, a proud Noongar woman from Bunbury, WA. She is the founder of Waangkiny, a social enterprise dedicated to empowering communities and fostering change through storytelling. Courtney's life has been shaped by profound losses, having grown up in an environm…
Courtney Ugle - Intergenerational Strength
Trauma ran through Courtney Ugle’s family - until it ran into her.
CEO and founder of Waangkiny, as well as a football superstar, Courtney is on a mission to transform her adversity into resilience, power, and love.
In our Vulnerabilitea House, Courtney answers the question, “what childhood chall…
How Courtney Ugle is breaking the cycle of domestic violence
Courtney Ugle is a proud Noongar woman from Bunbury, WA, and the founder of Waangkiny: an organisation committed to breaking down the stigma of silence in First Nations communities.
Courtney lost both of her parents in tragic circumstances when she was young. She lost her dad first at 11 years old…
EP 70: She Spoke Anyway; featuring DV Advocate Courtney Ugle!
Welcome to the seventieth episode of Talk Spirit To Me.
This week Jess welcomed Courtney Ugle to the podcast.
Courtney Ugle is a proud Ballardong/Wardandi Noongar woman from Bunbury, Western Australia. She was born into a family where domestic violence was normalised, a harsh reality that shaped he…
'He murdered my mum': Courtney Ugle turning tragedy into purpose
In this episode of Hey Soul Sista, Mel sits down with Courtney Ugle — a proud Noongar woman, VFLW footballer, domestic violence advocate, and the founder of Waangkiny.
Courtney’s life was forever changed when her mother was murdered in an act of domestic violence. She knows what it means to lose, …
'I chose not to hate the man who took my mum's life' with Courtney Ugle
Hello!
Today I’m joined by Courtney Ugle. Courtney is a proud Ballardong/Wardandi Noongar woman, the founder of Waangkiny, a passionate advocate in the domestic violence space, and a seriously talented football player.
In this conversation, Courtney shares the experiences that have shaped who…
'I survived a car crash that stole the lives of three of my mates'
Oh, hi!
Inherited is taking a short break from our regular interview episodes, so we thought we'd share some of the show's most memorable moments for you to listen back to.
Today, we hear from 5 incredible people who have faced some of life's biggest adversities. You'll hear from:
Kels…
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