Ebony Wightman doesn’t like the term ‘trigger warning’ because it can stop people from talking about lived experience. This deeply insightful conversation uncovers a whole life’s worth of experiences from the dark depths of loneliness, poverty and attempting to take her life through to the joy of creativity, community and expressing yourself. Her work has been shown across Sydney from the Hawkesbury and Blacktown to the Biennale and Art Gallery of NSW, and her advocacy is driving real policy change. In short, she’s doing the work of changing our city’s culture, and I’ve always wanted to know more.