Bringing Community Back Together
Jun 4, 2026 · 41 min · 11 segments
Bringing Community Back Together | Episode 6 Catia Davim *"Human life is worth it until the very last breath. You could be 102 years old and you are still very valuable."* In this episode we explore…
Catia DavimGuest
Samantha HeronHost
I think it's a really good opportunity to say now, I'm going to sort of remind listeners at the end that all of these talks are available on YouTube.


I know we spoke earlier around one of the other talks by Benson Salo, who speaks of the stories he was told as a young Indigenous child growing up in the Tamworth region, and I'm really sorry I can't recollect or bring to mind the Indigenous name of that region.

you know he spoke about the stories that were handed down of the I guess the interconnectedness of everybody that comes into your path you know under the great Milky Way of the sky and you know sometimes we look at these dream time stories as sort of fables or or whatnot and I guess when you are starting to well our conversation today is starting to bring the thread together of two completely separate countries yet this incredible um you know heartfelt spirituality and can and importance around the connection of community we have to stand up and listen do we not

totally and i think that uh you know um you know i'm i i grew up as a european white and I observe my, you know, the Western societies, we are not doing well.

We are not doing great on, you know, social coercion, we are not doing great on mental health.

And I found insane, insane that we don't listen to communities and the indigenous wisdom.

So you can look at all the negativity that exists, but they know about these things and we can learn so much.


I mean, the summit was done in Alice Springs in that context and so on, but you know, I would love to do the summit, the same speakers in Melbourne, Sydney, New York, you know, because we- Maybe we can make that happen.

We need to listen to them, but you know, it's available online and we all can listen to those talks because there is so much there to learn.

I think it's a really good opportunity to say now, I'm going to sort of remind listeners at the end that all of these talks are available on YouTube.


I know we spoke earlier around one of the other talks by Benson Salo, who speaks of the stories he was told as a young Indigenous child growing up in the Tamworth region, and I'm really sorry I can't recollect or bring to mind the Indigenous name of that region.

you know he spoke about the stories that were handed down of the I guess the interconnectedness of everybody that comes into your path you know under the great Milky Way of the sky and you know sometimes we look at these dream time stories as sort of fables or or whatnot and I guess when you are starting to well our conversation today is starting to bring the thread together of two completely separate countries yet this incredible um you know heartfelt spirituality and can and importance around the connection of community we have to stand up and listen do we not

totally and i think that uh you know um you know i'm i i grew up as a european white and I observe my, you know, the Western societies, we are not doing well.

We are not doing great on, you know, social coercion, we are not doing great on mental health.

And I found insane, insane that we don't listen to communities and the indigenous wisdom.

So you can look at all the negativity that exists, but they know about these things and we can learn so much.


I mean, the summit was done in Alice Springs in that context and so on, but you know, I would love to do the summit, the same speakers in Melbourne, Sydney, New York, you know, because we- Maybe we can make that happen.

We need to listen to them, but you know, it's available online and we all can listen to those talks because there is so much there to learn.
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