EP 20 - Kobie Duncan 'Keeping the fire burning' Navigating purpose impact and overcoming trauma.

We are thrilled to announce our latest episode, where we dive deep into a powerful conversation with the inspiring Kobie Duncan! This episode will leave you with insight, hope, and a better understanding of the challenges many young people face today.
What You'll Learn:
1. Interconnectedness of Mental Health Issues: Sam and Kobie talk about how mental health, addiction, and suicide are all connected and why we need a collective approach to tackle these issues.
2. The Importance of a Support System: Hear Kobie's heartfelt journey of reaching out for help and how his support network played a crucial role in his recovery.
3. Navigating Fatherhood Amid Addiction Kobie opens up about the guilt and struggles of being a young father battling addiction and how it led him to seek treatment.
4. Power of Storytelling in Music: Discover how Kobie's music, including his impactful track "Statistic," reflects his healing journey and sparks important conversations.
5. Need for Accessible Mental Health Services: Sam and Kobie discuss the critical need for more accessible community spaces and mental health support for young people.
Fun Fact:
Did you know that during his first day at the Glen rehab, Kobie was asked to inspire school kids by taking pictures with them, even though he felt far from inspiring at that moment? It’s a true testament to how our smallest actions can have a big impact.
Stay Connected:
We're so grateful for your continued support. This episode with Kobie Duncan is a must-listen! His honesty and passion for making a difference shine through in every word.
Ready to dive in? Make sure to listen, like, and subscribe to our channel for more thought-provoking conversations. And don't forget to share this episode with friends and family - let's spread the word about these vital topics together!
Catch you in the comments section!
Cheers,
The Impact Policy Podcast Team

[@shanesaround]

As the previous CEO of Weave I know that there are lots of dedicated youth workers out there who do a great job. It's really important that those workers get the right support to help young people, get supervision and have opportunities to share ways of working. Thanks for all you have done Kobie.

[@PJGraham-b2x]

Appreciate you both for sharing brothers! 100% agree with having a weave everywhere too!! So when the team are ready, you can set up down here in VIC - Wadawurrung/Wathaurong country!! :D