Hosted by Kevin Chu · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Raising confident, resilient young people has never been harder, or more important.The Voices of Tomorrow podcast is for parents who want to connect with their kids in a deeper, more human way … and for young people trying to navigate pressure, perfection, identity and purpose in a world that doesn’t slow down.Hosted by youth mentor and educator Kevin Chu, each episode brings you raw, unfiltered conversations with everyday people who’ve faced serious challenges, and turned them into growth.These are the life lessons, reflective prompts and actionable insights they learned the hard way, so your family doesn’t have to. Use each episode; the topic and the questions as prompts to discuss life matters with your family.It’s a calm, grounded space; no polished studio, no filters. Just raw stories, powerful reflections, and the kind of clarity that helps you take your next step.Because confidence doesn’t come from having it all figured out. If you’ve ever wished someone could just say, “Y
Kevin Chu hosts The Voices of Tomorrow, a education show with 10 episodes published.
What does it mean to be a woman in the 21st century? Lets meet Amanda Rootsey. On this special International Women's Day episode, we discuss Amanda's journey into becoming who she is now and the lessons she learned as a
What if kindness was not weakness, but strength? In this episode, we talk about all things kindness in preparation for Random Acts of Kindness day on the 17th of February. Lets meet Francesca. She shares how kindness bec
Ever wondered what a healthy relationships looks like? Lets meet Rachel. In this special Valentine’s Day episode, we'll be speaking with a clinical psychologist who has spent her career helping people, especially young p
What happens when the plan you’ve followed your whole life no longer feels right? Lets meet Jessica Gatt. She shares the quiet unraveling of a life that looked perfect on paper; high school success, university plans, a p
What happens when you grow up “gifted,” driven, and quietly terrified of getting things wrong? Lets meet Rebecca Fry. In this episode, she opens up about what it was really like growing up as a high-achieving student who
Meet Kady O Connell. A creative with a background in industry branding who once dreamed of becoming an art director by 25, not knowing what that truly entailed as she set out to pursue it. When she reached it, she found
Let’s meet Daniel Gangemi. A young, driven entrepreneur, Daniel had owned businesses and built relationships, but everything changed the day a gym accident left him unable to walk. In that period of incapacitation, he fo
Can we ever really predict or plan for the future? Meet Eren Caliskan. He was your average slightly (or perhaps more than slightly) misbehaved high school student whose life turned around when he had to face the passing
Let’s meet Jen. This is the story of someone who slipped through the cracks, left to navigate a world that offered little support, few resources and even fewer second chances. Jen left the education system at a young age
Lets meet Dialla Merie. At just 16, she found an unexpected companion, Pickaboo, a little puppy who became her emotional anchor through heartbreak, identity shifts and launching her first business. But when it came time
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The Voices of Tomorrow is hosted by Kevin Chu. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 10 episodes.
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