Vixens launch new fearless podcast, presented by Deakin University
Melbourne Vixens fans will join the team’s fearless movement in 2021, with the introduction of Finding Your Fearless, presented by Deakin - a podcast highlighting sporting and entertainment figures who champion the fearless ethos.
Launching on Wednesday 5 May, the weekly podcast hosted by Jo Weston will feature interviews with empowering public figures who are breaking down barriers in their respective endeavours. The inaugural episode will feature, Essendon’s Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti as he explores tells the story of his journey to the AFL, his status as a role model in the community and his special connection to the game of netball.
Finding Your Fearless will be produced in partnership with Deakin University, who will provide expertise in relevant topics each week.
With this podcast, the Melbourne Vixens are thrilled to launch the extension of their partnership with the #6 ranked university in the world for sport-related subjects, Deakin University, for a further three years.
Episodes of Finding Your Fearless can be found here.
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