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HomeNewsTalk With Wisdom: Real stories, real connection, one night only

Talk With Wisdom: Real stories, real connection, one night only

In a world that often feels disconnected, Talk With Wisdom offers a space to reconnect – with yourself, others and your community.

Returning to the Noosa Arts Theatre on Wednesday 4 June at 5:30pm, this live event features eight inspiring speakers sharing personal reflections on identity, resilience, purpose and belonging.

Born from the Walk With Wisdom movement – a weekly Friday morning walk that began as a casual riverside meetup and now draws 30–40 locals each week – Talk With Wisdom brings that same spirit of connection to the stage.

“There’s no pressure to be anything but yourself,” co-founder Nikki Ind said. “We show up, listen and leave feeling inspired. ”

Set in a relaxed and welcoming environment, the evening features eight powerful 10-minute talks, a welcome drink and plenty of time to connect before and after the event.

Feature speakers include:

– Matt Golinski: Cooking Up Joy


Celebrity chef Matt Golinski shares how returning to the kitchen helped him rediscover purpose and joy after personal tragedy.

– Sandy Bolton MP: Leading With Heart

Independent MP Sandy Bolton will close the evening with her talk Leading with Heart – a candid reflection on public life, resilience and staying grounded in community.

Sandy first connected with the Walk With Wisdom group after being invited to speak at a Friday morning walk.

“It was real and refreshingly soul enriching in all ways that matter,” Sandy said.

“Noosans creating space for each other – offering support and a sense of belonging. That’s what our community is all about.”

Additional speakers include local coaches and community leaders: Nikki Ind, Paul Francis, Tony Crossin, Michael Hunt, Lisa Murnane and Mal McDonald — each offering stories that are real, relatable, and thought-provoking.

“Community is essential for our wellbeing – mentally, emotionally, and physically,” MC Stacey McCray said.

“Events like this remind us how much better we feel when we come together and can just be ourselves.”

Event details

Talk With Wisdom


Wednesday, 4 June at 5:30pm

Noosa Arts Theatre, 162 Weyba Road


Tickets: $50 – includes a welcome drink and time to connect


Bookings: www.noosaartstheatre.org.au

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