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Adi Tulia Nacola appears on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan

The candid interview focuses on Nacola, coming from a chiefly family and being a daughter of a Minister who was ousted in the 1987 military coup, her experiences growing up in Fiji including the political upheavals, going into business and the lack of opportunities for women, substance abuse, and negative effects on the country due to the erosion of culture, tradition and respect. ----------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Introduction and Welcome 1:10 Guest Introduction: Adi Nacola – Filmmaker, Author, and Advocate 3:00 Growing Up in a Strong Family Unit: Life in Ra and Suva 6:20 Impact of the 1987 Coup on Adi's Family 9:15 Experiencing the 2000 Coup as a Student 12:40 Why Adi Chose to Stay in Fiji Despite Political Instability 15:05 The Changing Role of Families in Society 18:30 Breaking Gender Barriers: Entering the Woodworking Industry 22:15 Challenges of Running a Business as a Woman in a Male-Dominated Field 26:40 Winning the FDB Manufacturing Award and Business Growth 29:30 Battling Alcoholism: A Dark Chapter in Adi's Life 34:20 Hitting Rock Bottom: Time in Remand and a Life-Changing Wake-Up Call 38:45 The Reality of Substance Abuse in Fiji: A Growing Crisis 42:30 Writing as a Form of Healing and Advocacy 46:00 The Inspiration Behind Her Book ‘You Again’ on Drug Abuse 49:15 The Loss of Culture and Identity Among Young Fijians 52:40 The Message of Adi’s Short Film ‘Bubu Belo’ 56:30 Reviving Tradition in a Rapidly Modernizing World 1:00:15 What Needs to Change in National Leadership? 1:04:00 The Most Pressing Issues Facing Fiji Today: Drugs, Identity, and Leadership 1:08:25 Final Words of Advice for Leaders and the Youth 1:12:00 Closing Remarks and Conclusion