All in Interview
What first started as a few folks playing cards in the back room of their local game store, has quickly grown into an established not-for-profit group with 200+ members passionate about Magic: The Gathering.
For Givemas, we spoke with James Alvarez, the President of the Greensborough Commander Community about how Magic has impacted his local gaming community.
As we continue to experience the pandemic’s on-going effects on our mental health, many are feeling burnt out and struggling to look after themselves.
We spoke to Co-Founder and CEO of Lumi Interactive studios Lauren Clinnick about how their free-to-play mobile game Kinder World is helping people across the globe practice self-care.
Managing Editor, Constance Allan, speaks to Maggie Mackenzie about One Woman Project’s upcoming Brisbane Feminist Festival.
We reconnected with KOS Alumnus Bianca Breen and Jeanne Carlos to chat about KOS, and their professional journeys.
Journalist Joanne Fong chats with the founders of Cheek Media to discuss how accessible political information can empower voters.
21-year-old Sarah Ghassali is an aspiring filmmaker who migrated from Syria to Australia in her childhood. She spoke to KOS Magazine about how she plans to break down the bias and create a space where migrants can discover their passion for making a difference through filmmaking.
KOS Co-Founder, Sarah Ramantanis, chats with The Cramm, Founder & Editor-In-Chief, Olivia Seltzer on how a presidential election inspired Olivia to make a difference and inform young people about political matters in a way that they could understand.
From Dylan Alcott being awarded Australian of the year, to a shift in leadership, to the Royal Disability Commission, or jarring commentary of feeling blessed, conversations around disability are gaining momentum and all for significant reasons.
“There’s no better welcome to a new country than to make new friends and enjoy time exploring nature.” We catch up with First Hike Project Founder, Neil McCulloch, as he highlights the importance of connection and community for youth refugees.
We reconnected with KOS Alumnus Achol Arok and Jahin Tavir to hear about how their time at KOS provided them with the knowledge to develop and launch their career.
KOS Intern Ava Govanstone sat down to chat with Alita Brydon, Founder of popular online community ‘Bad Dates of Melbourne’ to chat all things dating, heartbreak, and laughs along the way.
Discover how ‘Queer: Stories from the NGV Collection' has opened the door to community organisations investing towards queer art, and the wider celebration of artists in the LGBTQIA+ community.
We sat down with the QVWC Shop! Curator, Jenny Huang, about how the Shop! came about, what goes into the Shop’s collection of artists and makers, and the importance of connection and community for Victorian creatives.
Managing Editor Constance Allan chats about all things feminism with One Women Project’s National Co-director of Online Engagement, Maggie Mackenzie.
Writer Deborah Prospero sits down with NARM Design Founder Julie, to discuss the psychological hamster-wheel that are fashion trends and the reality of ‘conscious’ fashion choices are largely inaccessible for the average buyer.
Journalist Sheridan van Gelderen sits down with Hilary of Odonata, about the not-for-profit’s decision to employ Victorian citizen scientists to track the whereabouts of the newly-threatened Australian platypus.
Bonnie Jarrett is a 22 year old “thinker, dreamer, problem solver, full time photo taker & part time creative-anarchist.” Making waves in the Melbourne photography scene, KOS recently sat down with her to chat about what it’s like to be an emerging creative in 2021.
Podcard is a “single edition personalised podcast for someone you love.” Created through online audio submissions from friends and family, Anna Frey Taylor creates a professionally produced “audiobook of memories,” to help you celebrate your loved one. We spoke with Anna to discuss how meaningful she’s found Podcard to be and what it means to connect in a world stretched so far apart.
Happy Givemas Day Ten! National CEO of Mates In Construction Chris Lockwood speaks with us about how their suicide prevention program is improving the mental health of the the construction, mining and energy industry.
On Day Eight of Givemas, KOS journalist Joanne Fong sits down with Manpreet Singh, vice-president of Sikh Volunteers Australia. Singh discusses how his non-profit volunteer organisation impacts the lives of Australians by providing free food to disadvantaged families while promoting and embracing diversity.
