Best Ellen Van Neerven Podcasts (2024)

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Me, Antman & Fleabag, and My Cousin Frank 54:09

1h ago54:09

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Gayle Kennedy and Jared Thomas reflect of the legacy of Me, Antman & Fleabag, and discuss how the book could find a new audience now that it’s been included in UQP’s First Nations Classics series. Plus, Kirk Page is working with Rhoda Roberts to turn the story of the first Aboriginal Olympian into a play. And for Word Up, Christine Anu shares a lit…

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Sky Country, and Straight from the Strait 58:53

1h ago58:53

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have always found guidance, connection and answers in the stars. In honour Science Week -- which this week ask us to look to the night sky -- Dr Krystal De Napoli and Peter Swanton discuss some of the astrophysical events witnessed by our ancestors. Then, Aunty Ruth Ghee is helping translate an incredibl…

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Celebrating the 2024 NATSIAA, and looking to Sky Country 54:08

4d ago54:08

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Celebrate some of the best Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art from emerging and established artists with the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards. Then on Wajarri Yamaji Country, scientists are looking to the night sky to unlock the secrets of the universe. Discover how the CSIRO has worked with traditional owners to des…

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Steph Tisdell can't stop creating, and Vicki van Hout at FODI 54:04

11d ago54:04

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Having taken on stand-up comedy and acting, Steph Tisdell is adding a new string to her bow: fiction writing. She explains how her debut novel The Skin I'm In explores the nuances of representation, and brings diversity to diversity. Then choreographer Vicki van Hout discusses her upcoming surrealist sojourn into mortal musings set to take place at…

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Sense and sensitivity: The real issue with sensitivity readers 54:06

18d ago54:06

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As writers embrace the need to accurately reflect real-world diversity on the pages of their books how do they make sure they’re walking in someone else’s shoes in a way that’s thoughtful, careful and sensitive? Author, academic and publishing all-rounder Melanie Saward joins Awesome Blak’s Executive Director Travis De Vries to discuss the role of …

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Shellie Morris comes full circle at the NIMAs, and 'Refugia' 54:04

1M ago54:04

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Dr Shellie Morris is returning to the National Indigenous Music Awards, this time, to perform with strong cultural women from Borroloola. Then, Noongar and Yawuru writer and academic Elfie Shiosaki has created a poetry collection that draws on the long memory of her Country. Plus, for Word Up, community broadcaster Henry Augustine takes you to Nyul…

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Uncle Kim Collard named NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year, and WARRANGU: River Story 54:37

1M ago54:37

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Uncle Kim Collard talks Eldership and celebrates his National NAIDOC Award win. Then, DOBBY discusses his album WARRANGU; River Story. Plus, for Word Up, you’ll head to Nyul Nyul Country with Henry Augustine to learn a word for home.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Celebrating Aunty Dulcie Flower, and Ellen van Neerven's swim 54:04

1M ago54:04

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As Aunty Dulcie Flower prepares to accept this year’s National NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award, she reflects her career as a nurse, activist, and advocate. Then, Ellen van Neerven discusses their newest writing venture, swim. Plus for Word Up community broadcaster Henry Augustine shares some Nyul Nyul.…

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Revitalisating Indigenous languages, and 'yanu' 53:57

2M ago53:57

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Three language workers explain how they’re securing bright futures for their languages. Plus for Word Up, head to the Sydney area a final time to learn Dharug with Carina Norman and Jasmine Seymour.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Bangarra's Horizon, and the National Indigenous Art Fair 54:06

2M ago54:06

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Bangarra Dance Theatre’s latest work Horizon includes a stunning coss-cultural collaboration between Deborah Brown and Moss Te Ururangi Patterson. Then, the National Indigenous Art Fair is right around the corner, and in addition to the sale of artwork, there are many ways the fair is benefiting art centres across the country. Plus, for Word Up Car…

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Ziggy Ramo on the weight of a lie, and 'ngaa' 56:37

2M ago56:37

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Ziggy Ramo discusses the project that spans across a book, album and art exhibition: 'Human? A lie that's been killing us since 1788' Even though the mediums he’s chosen are expansive, the idea they centre is singular. Ziggy wants you to see us. Plus, for Word Up, Carina Norman and Jasmine Seymour share a Dharug word which means ‘to look’.…

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Episode 228: Brandi Mitchell, Emma Hayes

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Episode 228 of Women’s World Football Show podcast features founder of San Diego Soccer Women Brandi Mitchell; And soundbites from USWNT Head Coach Emma Hayes https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/60333310/download.mp3 On Episode 228 of Women’s World Football Show, we sit down with Brandi Mitchell, the inspiring founder of San Diego Soccer Women. Br…

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Episode 228: Brandi Mitchell, Emma Hayes 1:05:38

2M ago1:05:38

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Episode 228 of Women's World Football Show, we sit down with Brandi Mitchell, the inspiring founder of San Diego Soccer Women. Brandi shares her journey of promoting soccer for women aged 30 to 80+, discussing the incredible impact of sport on physical and mental well-being. Discover how Brandi's initiative is building a vibrant community and offer…

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Stolen returns, and Eric Avery's artistic journey 54:04

3M ago54:04

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Stolen follows the story of five members of the Stolen Generations, each navigating a world that has sought to erase their cultural identity. Director Wilman Noongar, actress Kartanya Maynard and playwright Jane Harrison, explain why the play is as vitally relevant as it was 26 years ago when it premiered. Then violinist Eric Avery performs live in…

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Electric Fields' energy, and 'The Other Side of Me' 54:07

3M ago54:07

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AWAYE! first met Electric Fields in 2016 – right when the duo was setting out. Now, eight years on, Michael Ross reflects on the energy Electric Fields creates with their music. Then, NT Dance Company’s Gary Lang talks through his latest work, The Other Side of Me. For Word Up, Karina Norman and Jasmine Seymour share a Dharug word. Plus, take a mom…

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Who Gets to be Bad, and 'ngurrampaa' 54:06

3M ago54:06

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Recorded live at the Sydney Opera House for All About Women 2024, Steph Tisdell and Barkaa discuss who gets to be bad?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Eclipse at Rising Festival 2024, and 'Ngkalkaa' 53:57

3M ago53:57

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Drag artists Cerulean and Stone Motherless Cold discuss their show ECLIPSE. Then, Elena Macdonald takes you to Trowunna/ lutruwita to correct the record. Plus for Word Up, Phil Sullivan shares a Ngemba word he uses to address multiple people at once.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Episode 227: Ellen van Neerven

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On Episode 228 of Women’s World Football Show, we sit down with award-winning author Ellen van Neerven to discuss their fascinating book, “Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity.” https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/59991289/download.mp3 Ellen takes us on a captivating journey through the intersection of sport, culture, and identity, offering un…

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Episode 227: Ellen van Neerven 34:39

3M ago34:39

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On Episode 228 of Women's World Football Show, we sit down with award-winning author Ellen van Neerven to discuss their fascinating book, "Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity." Ellen takes us on a captivating journey through the intersection of sport, culture, and identity, offering unique insights into the role of women in football and the br…

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Growing Up Torres Strait Islander in Australia, and 'yaamma' 54:06

4M ago54:06

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Growing up Torres Strait Islander in Australia is a new anthology exploring the distinct experiences of Torres Strait Islanders. The stories collected by editor Samantha Faulkner demonstrate that we never stop growing up. Editor Samantha Faulkner along with writers Leonora Thacker, Thomas Mayo and Donisha Duff discuss their common threads. Plus for…

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Yirinda performs live, and Garrmalang's 2024 program 54:06

4M ago54:06

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Yirinda's Fred Leone and Sam Pankhurst join you today to play live in the RN studio, and explain why they decided scrap a finished album and start again from scratch. Then, Garrmalang creative director Ben Graetz joins you to talk through this year’s festival program. Even though it boasts some big national names, Darwin music arts and culture are …

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Digital repatriation, and 'pitjantja' 54:06

4M ago54:06

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How do you repatriate digital material? And what kind of responsibilities do knowledge institutions have in this space? Tasha James and Nathan Sentance have been thinking about these questions and today they’re sharing their insights. Then for Word Up, Jay Minning shares a Pitjantjatjara word with a dual meaning.…

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First Nations futurism with Mykaela Saunders, and Songbird 54:06

4M ago54:06

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Mykaela Saunders talks Indigenous futurism and speculative fiction. Their book Always Will Be is an exciting collection of stories imagining futures where Indigenous sovereignty is fully reasserted. Then, playwright Shakara Walley revisits her debut show Songbird for Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company. And for Word Up, Jay Minning shares a Pitjantjatjara…

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Elaine Crombie can do it all, and the Indigenous Literacy Foundation 54:09

4M ago54:09

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Already an accomplished actor, singer, songwriter and writer, Elaine Crombie has added another string to her bow: stand-up comedy with the Aboriginal Comedy Allstars. Celebrate an incredible win for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation with its CEO Ben Bowen. Then, Head of First Nations Programming at the Sydney Opera House Michael Hutchings explains…

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Alone Australia returns, and meet the Desert Stars 54:07

5M ago54:07

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The newest season of Alone Australia has launched and this time they’ve sent their ten survivalist contestants to the South Island of Aotearoa/New Zealand. The show’s executive producer Riima Daher talks through some of the big changes on Alone this season, while contestant Jason Allwood shares he's rethinking the notion of community. Then Australi…

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The growing business of native foods, and 'yamberrang' 54:06

5M ago54:06

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Native ingredients are good for our land, bodies and minds, but why is so little of the native food market is Aboriginal owned? Education consultant Priscilla Reid-Loynes, chef Mark Olive, and IndigiEarth founder Sharon Winsor discuss how ideas of First Nations food has changed over the years. Then for Word Up, Che Kelly shares the Miriwoong word f…

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Episode 226: Matt Peek

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https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/59149869/download.mp3 On Episode 226 of Women’s World Football Show, we feature an exclusive interview with Matt Peek, co-founder of Parkside Trading Cards, as he shares the inspiring story behind the NWSL trading cards. Discover how these cards are empowering players and captivating fans young and old. (15′) Tu…

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Episode 226: Matt Peek 53:59

5M ago53:59

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On Episode 226 of Women's World Football Show, we feature an exclusive interview with Matt Peek, co-founder of Parkside Trading Cards, as he shares the inspiring story behind the NWSL trading cards. Discover how these cards are empowering players and captivating fans young and old. (15') Tune in to learn: The journey of Parkside Trading Cards and t…

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