About

Hi, I’m Indio. I listen for a living.

Journalist by training, interviewer by temperament. I run a one-person storytelling practice from Bangkok.

Indio Myles smiling, wearing a green blazer, in a garden in Bangkok

The story

How I came to this work

  1. Far North QueenslandWhere I grew up
  2. Griffith UniversityJournalism and business, 2019–2023
  3. Chulalongkorn University, BangkokPostgraduate research, 2023–2024
  4. BangkokThe practice, since 2025
The Bangkok skyline at night

I grew up in Far North Queensland and studied journalism and business at Griffith University.

In 2019 I joined Impact Boom, Australia’s social innovation podcast, and I’ve been its Lead Publisher and Lead Interviewer since. More than 200 interviews with changemakers have taught me why some missions earn trust and others get scrolled past.

In 2022 I was named a New Colombo Plan Scholar, which took me to Thailand. From 2023 to 2024 I did postgraduate research through Chulalongkorn University and Griffith University, comparing how the media covered the Rohingya refugee crisis. I then spent six months writing for The Thaiger, a news outlet in Thailand.

Since 2025 I’ve worked one-to-one with purpose-led founders. The skills are the same ones: careful interviews, close reading and plain writing.

Indio Myles presenting in front of a projector screen

Indio Myles sitting beside a campfire at night

What I believe

I don’t sell content. I help founders earn the trust that turns into loyal customers.

Credentials

The work behind the practice

Roles

  • Lead Publisher & Lead Interviewer, Impact Boom2019–now
  • Learning Designer, University of Southern Queensland2025–26
  • Content Writing, SEO & News Intern, The Thaiger, Thailand2024

Scholarships and programs

  • New Colombo Plan Scholar, one of 100 (DFAT)2022
  • Australian ASEAN Emerging Leaders Program, one of five Australians (DFAT)2023–24
  • Millennium Fellow2022
  • Sir Samuel Griffith ScholarshipGriffith University

Study and research

  • Class 1 Distinction research on media coverage of the Rohingya refugee crisisChulalongkorn / Griffith
  • Communications & Journalism and Business, both with Dean’s DistinctionGriffith University

During this time, Indio has been a really valued member of the Impact Boom team. Indio has great communication skills, passion and a strong desire to create positive impact.

Tom AllenFounder, Impact Boom & Business for Good Network

Let’s find your throughline.

It starts with ninety minutes and a recorder. You talk; I listen for the story your customers are missing.