In this conversation, Dev Singh sits down with JJ to explore education, classical learning, public schools, faith, freedom, responsibility, the American Dream, national identity, church and state, and what America may be losing in the process.

This episode looks at the decline of logical thinking, the rise of fear-driven decision-making, the resurgence of classical education, and why JJ believes public schools have lost their way. The conversation also explores the American Dream, housing affordability, economic pressure, freedom, responsibility, and what it really means to be American today.

Dev and JJ also discuss the role of church and state, religious freedom, civil society, leadership, and the difference between a politician and a statesman.

Disclaimer: This video is created for educational and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the guest are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the channel. We have no intention to disrespect, defame, or cause harm to any person, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned. Our sole purpose is to share insights that may help the audience gain perspective and make informed decisions.

National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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In this conversation, Dev Singh sits down with Kyle, a general practitioner attorney, to discuss the reality of elder care in America. Kyle shares his experience working with families who are facing estate planning, aging parents, assisted living, nursing homes, memory care, dementia care, at-home care, and the difficult financial decisions that come with growing older.

We also discuss the workforce challenges in elderly care, the shortage of care workers, the role of at-home care, and the emotional pressure on families who are caring for children while also supporting aging parents. The conversation looks at the shift from institutional care toward community-based care, human rights-based practice, individual autonomy, independence, and dignity.

Kyle also shares why he believes more funding should go directly to individuals and families who can provide care in a more humane, caring, and loving way.

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National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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In this powerful conversation, Dev Singh sits down with John Frankman, a former Special Forces Green Beret, to discuss his journey of service, faith, military life, moral conviction, and advocacy for service members affected by the COVID vaccine mandate.

John shares why he joined the military, how 9/11 shaped his desire to serve, and how his Catholic faith became central to the way he understands duty, morality, sacrifice, and public service. He also speaks about his time in seminary, his path into the infantry, Ranger School, Airborne School, and eventually the 7th Special Forces Group.

The conversation also moves into bigger questions facing society: how to teach young people to serve their country, why family matters, the role of faith in public life, multiculturalism and shared values, the welfare state, government debt, politicians versus statesmen, civil society, and what John sees as the major crises facing America.

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National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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In this compelling episode, Andrew shares his extraordinary life journey—from being kidnapped in Australia to dedicating his life to researching human trafficking, human rights, and international law. He discusses how adversity shaped his mission to help vulnerable people and pursue justice through education, research, and public service.

Andrew reflects on experiences that took him across the world, including teaching in China, studying law and humanitarian rights, and exploring the realities of international politics and governance. Throughout the conversation, he explains how these experiences influenced his passion for combating human trafficking and advocating for those affected by exploitation.

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National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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In this conversation with Robert, we explore the future of disability reform in Australia, including the Royal Commission, the NDIS Review, Disability Rights Act, foundation supports, mainstream supports, provider regulation, worker screening, home and living, the navigator role, and what it really means to build an inclusive and fair Auastralia.

Robert shares his lifelong connection to disability, from growing up with a sister with disability to working in education, curriculum development, disability services, Allied Health, and leading a major disability provider through the transition into the NDIS.

This episode looks at why Australia needs to move from reviews and committees into practical action. We discuss the need for stronger safeguards, clearer regulation, better worker screening, fairer provider registration, consistent education supports across states, better housing choices, and a support system that works no matter where a person lives.

Watch the full episode for a grounded and honest conversation about disability reform, NDIS change, human rights, safety, housing, and the future of support in Australia.

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National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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This is an inspiring conversation about compassion, resilience, advocacy and creating a disability sector where every person has the opportunity to live a safe, meaningful and joyful life.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Lisa, Chief Operating Officer at Scope Australia, to explore her extraordinary journey from registered nurse to executive leader in Australia's disability sector.

Lisa shares how raising her son with a profound physical and intellectual disability transformed not only her personal life but also her professional purpose. Her unique perspective—as both a healthcare executive and parent—offers valuable insights into leadership, disability inclusion, healthcare, advocacy and creating a more inclusive Australia.

The conversation explores the challenges families face navigating healthcare, funding systems, supported independent living, clinical complexity, disability reform, the NDIS, the Disability Royal Commission and why lived experience should shape the future of disability services.

Whether you're a healthcare professional, disability support worker, policymaker, carer, family member or someone passionate about inclusion, this episode offers meaningful insights into leadership, resilience and improving outcomes for people with disability.

In this episode we discuss:

Lisa's journey from nursing leadership to disability sector executive

Raising a son with profound disability

Leadership through lived experience

Disability advocacy and family resilience

Scope Australia's role in supported independent living

Clinical complexity in disability services

The Disability Royal Commission recommendations

The future of the NDIS and disability reform

Supported decision-making and person-centred care

Building a more accessible and inclusive Australia

Healthcare, disability and community collaboration

Why purpose-driven leadership matters

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National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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This is an inspiring conversation about compassion, resilience, advocacy and creating a disability sector where every person has the opportunity to live a safe, meaningful and joyful life.

In this powerful conversation with Professor Christine Bigby, we explore disability practice, intellectual disability, NDIS reform, group homes, supported decision-making, social inclusion, and why quality support must be judged by what happens in the real moment between a support worker and the person they are supporting.

Christine shares decades of research into community living, disability services, active support, practice leadership, safeguarding, and the difference between policy intentions and what actually happens on the frontline. The conversation challenges the idea that more paperwork, more indicators, and more policies automatically create better outcomes.

We also discuss the Royal Commission, rights-based ideology, evidence-based practice, the future of group homes, the care and support economy, mainstream supports, housing, poverty, inequality, and whether Australia is really on the path to becoming a more inclusive and fair society.

Watch the full conversation to understand why disability support is not just about systems, funding, or compliance. It is about people, relationships, practice, evidence, and dignity.

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What does it take to leave a successful corporate career and dedicate your life to creating impact?

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Alex to explore his remarkable journey from growing up in Liverpool, England, to building a career in Australia across corporate restructuring, leadership, and philanthropy. From advising businesses through high-pressure restructures at KPMG and EY to leading fundraising partnerships that change children's lives, Alex shares the leadership principles that have guided every step of his career.

This conversation goes beyond business strategy. We discuss authentic leadership, organisational culture, mergers and acquisitions, fundraising, philanthropy, parenting, resilience, and why people—not numbers—are at the heart of every successful organisation.

Whether you're a CEO, business owner, executive, board member, nonprofit leader, entrepreneur, or parent, this episode is packed with practical insights on leading with purpose and creating lasting impact.

In this episode you'll learn:

Alex's journey from Liverpool to Australia

Lessons from KPMG, EY, and corporate restructuring

Why successful leadership is "half psychology and half business"

Building trust during organisational change

Why culture determines the success or failure of mergers

Transitioning from corporate finance to philanthropy

How fundraising creates real community impact

Leadership, authenticity, and purpose-driven careers

Raising resilient children in a changing world

The future of philanthropy, governance, and community leadership

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