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Indigenuity

RRR - Triple R

A weekly conversation with Indigenous knowledge holders, showcasing all forms of Indigenous ingenuity. The intro and outro theme is Soft Illusion and was generously provided by Andras.https://andras.bandcamp.com/track/soft-illusion

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Episodios

115 episodios

  1. Malik Churnside of the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation on the wewly discovered underwater sites off WA's Burrup Peninsula 10:36
  2. Artist Brenton McKenna on becoming Australia's first published indigenous graphic novelist, and Wali Studios' Joel Davison on creating their debut game. 36:52
  3. Gumbaynggirr artist Aretha Brown on her new exhibition BORN ROMANTIC 16:04
  4. Dane Simpson's Always Was, Alway Will Be...Funny 19:05
  5. Aunty Michelle Jacquelin-Furr on the volcanic history of Australia found within Boandik oral traditions 21:40
  6. Wesley Enoch on the living library of landscape and First Nations memory 19:36
  7. Maya Hodge on her curated exhibition My Blood Sings Old Songs 18:07
  8. Artist Zena Cumpston on her new exhibition 'Watch These Hands', currently showing at Heide Museum of Modern Art 15:51
  9. Dr Debra Dank on her new book Ankami 22:40
  10. Artist Georgia Boseley on building community through weaving workshops 13:29
  11. Karra Kinchela from the Lock the Gate Alliance on their fight against Santos' Narrabri gas project 15:08
  12. Artist Tahlia Palmer on the audiovisual installation 'occupation studies: ngayanhurra bayarral Birrarung (they tried to tame Birrarung)' 21:59
  13. John Morrissey's Bird Deity 13:48
  14. Jeanine Leane and Susie Anderson on First Nations Oral Storytelling 41:28
  15. Aunty Gail Kunwarra Dawson on Bunurong language revitalisation 28:26
  16. Samantha Martin's Bush Tukka Guide For Kids, 24:42
  17. Jack Pascoe on a new Indigenous research collection 14:05
  18. Yurlu Country & Deadly Science 28:27
  19. Evelyn Araluen on her new poetry collection The Rot, and Jeanine Leane on the in conversation event Blak Ink: Unbroken Resistance 46:10
  20. Jacqui Wandin on the life and legacy of William Barak & Katarina De Napoli on bodybuilding 39:27
  21. The Torch's Future Dreaming 15:41
  22. Emmy Webbers on the children's book, Aunty's House 20:41
  23. Andrea James of The ILBIJERRI Theatre Company & Josie from The Bush Nursery 27:44
  24. Ben Bowen on Indigenous Literacy Day 14:03
  25. Museums Victoria's Justice Nelson on the new exhibition 'Stronger Families, Stronger Communities: Healing the Past for the Future.' 29:02
  26. Anita Heiss on her First Nations' Romance novel Red Dust Running 31:00
  27. Robbie Thorpe on his decades of political resistance and Dr. Kat Nelligan on the legacy of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter 39:35
  28. Clare Jaque Vasquez's Skyland 16:02
  29. Shanysa McConville on 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art and Iluka Sax-Williams on possum skin pyrography 27:10
  30. Filmmaker Karla Hart discusses Our Medicine 16:05
  31. Aunty Togiab McRose Elu on the climate crissi in the Torres Strait and Drew Paten of Talwali Coffee Roasters 29:42
  32. Stacie Nicholson-Piper on banj ba walert for Yirramboi Festival 18:30
  33. First Nations Mathematics 27:43
  34. Author Martin Flanagan on Trouwerner 15:39
  35. Brooke Wandin on the restorative and regenerative power of language 17:47
  36. Aunty Janty Blair on her standup show 6 Deadly Decades with Aunty Janty and Dr Lilly Brown of Magabala Books 23:41
  37. A Journey Through Sky Country 22:55
  38. The Planetary Parade with Krystal De Napoli 20:29
  39. Corey Tutt discusses his new children's book 'Caution! This Book Contains Deadly Reptiles' 32:44
  40. Rosie Lang 33:21
  41. Odee Welsh on the Gamilaraay online course Maran Giirr 26:22
  42. Sissy Austin Takes Back the Track 18:57
  43. Zena Cumpston on the development of the educational course, Growing on Country 24:48
  44. Bebe Oliver on exploring identity, loss, love, and Aboriginal and gay existence through the poetry collection 'if this is the end' 38:04
  45. Thomas Mayo on his award winning children’s book Our Flag, Our Story: The Torres Strait Islander Flag 24:18
  46. Wadawurrung artist Kait James on her exhibition ‘Red Flags’ and creating ‘Aboriginalia’, a unique visual language based on the reappropriation of racialised products 23:41
  47. Director Jon Bell on using the horror genre to examine Indigenous trauma with The Moogai 16:52
  48. Ben Armstrong discusses Indigenous participation in the gaming industry 28:49
  49. Shelley Ware reflects on the first anniversary of the Voice referendum and Harley Mann discusses the latest show by First Nations troupe Na Djinang Circus 28:48
  50. Andrew Krakouer discusses his book My Dad’s Gone Away, and GUCK's Elijah McDonald & Phoebe Watson on their game Blaktasia 36:25