CBC Radio's The Next Chapter travels the country, conversing with authors and readers of all kinds. A new episode every Saturday.
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A show with a wide array of topics ranging from sports to video games and back to sports with some mass appeal.
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Are you ashamed to admit you're not across the big issues and events affecting Jews in Australia, Israel and around the Jewish world? In this new podcast from online publication The Jewish Independent, Your Third Cousin Tami Sussman and TJI's Dashiel Lawrence tackle the week's 'Chewiest and Jewiest' topics.
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A family oriented podcast centered around the eccentric and ever-busy Corda family. Follow along as Cousin Chris, Tyler, and PJ check in on their relatives from across the country in a fun filled, energetic and ever evolving series of segments designed to keep their family on their toes!
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Guest based podcast centered around the lives, experiences, and difficult traumas of real life individuals. If you have a unique story you'd like to share on We're All Insane, send a message to wereallinsanepodcast@gmail.com Please contact weareallinsane@outloudtalent.com for any business inquiries!
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Be someone who makes everyone feel like someone is the motto of the nostalgia themed podcast Under The Groove; presented by Lisa Pidge Founder of The Laugh Cellar, the wine country comedy club and her first cousin well-known San Francisco based tattoo and graffiti artist Flashryder. Get real in their conversations about their big family, and life’s excitements. New episode every Sunday.
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Tribal Research Specialist: The Podcast tackle real issues related to research by Tribal people in their communities. The show is hosted by Dr. Shandin Pete (Salish/Diné) and Aaron Brien (Apsáalooke). Dr. Pete is from the Flathead Indian Reservation in Arlee, Montana. He completed a M.S. in Geology and an Ed.D. in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Montana. Brien resides in Hardin, MT and the Crow Indian Reservation. He completed his M.A. in Anthropology at the University of Mo ...
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AWAYE! presents a diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia and the best from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.
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AWAYE! presents a diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia and the best from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.
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Addiction sucks, in the last 16 years the opioid crisis has cost the country $1 Trillion Dollars. It seems like everyone nowadays know someone or have a cousin who’s struggled. Earlier this year I got tired of this being the reality. Wanting to help I created Open Discussion O.D. Apparel, a company to shift the dialogue around addiction, reassess the problem, and provide aid to those in need. Each piece tells the story of someone who has been impacted by the epidemic. Ten percent of the proc ...
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I grew up straddling two cultures and this sparked my curiosity for more. In fact, I've spent the majority of my adult life living outside my passport country and loving it. I want to know the nuances of places and people, so that's why I'm having these recorded conversations with folks who live in different places about their experiences AND what has grounded them while adjusting to a new culture.
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Educator and curious human about people’s stories, Melissa faces the deep stuff and creates a space for all walks of life, who put their significant experienced adversities, and game changing moments right there on the table. These wonderful humans come in all shapes and sizes, professional athletes, Paralympians, lawyers, medical practitioners, advocates in wonderful organisations, Auntie Betty’s neighbour’s cousin, you name it, we have them! There are amazing interviews of hope after diver ...
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The Downton Abbey After Show recaps, reviews and discusses episodes of ITV's Downton Abbey. Show Summary: This British drama series follows the lives of the Crawley family and its servants in the family's classic Georgian country house. The series begins with the 1912 sinking of the Titanic, which leaves Downton Abbey's future in jeopardy, since the presumptive heirs of Robert, Earl of Grantham — his cousin James, and James' son, Patrick — die in the catastrophe, leaving the family without a ...
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Since as long as I can remember I have always been obsessed with fishing. Catching fish is just part of it. To me its more about learning new things, seeing new places, and meeting new people. It was for these reasons that I started The Fishing Podcast. My life goal is simple. I want to go as many places, catch as many fish, and meet as many people as possible all while helping others do the same! In this Podcast Series I hope to cover as many types of fishing as possible. From saltwater dee ...
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Movies aren't just for entertainment, they're for encountering another world.
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Classic storytelling can be found around many campfires and in any Disney film. In so many cases, the very best of stories from our personal lives are heard repeatedly over years without ever being recorded. Tim Larson and Liz Wylder knew that WROK radio’s 100th birthday in 2023 would be a great springboard for this project. Future sit downs would certainly rekindle old friendships and, undoubtedly, allow everyone to learn something about the people they thought they knew well. The lightbulb ...
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Danielle N. Gibeson is running for Senate in Virginia and is asking for a write-in on the ballot now through November 5th. #Senate
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This is the World of Swedish History and my name is Johan Romin. I am a Swedish journalist and writer with a great interest in history. I have written two history books and made around 40 history documentaries for the Swedish television. This is my Podcast, about Swedish and Nordic history. Here I will interview some of the greatest historians of Sweden as well as people who expercienced historical moments. It will be about vikings, the Kings of Sweden, the Swedish position during the World ...
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Two Friends breaking down life with comedy. We are a little dirty, a little raw and 100% honest. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jerry-hash/support
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A podcast in which Co-hosts Malik & Rachel shoot the breeze about a variety of topics, and interview some interesting people.
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Straight outta WEE Studios (Sync Points, Worst Episode Ever - A Simpsons Podcast), a podcast about everything 1990s, and maybe also everything before and after. @90sPercentile for more!
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Gayle Kennedy's Me, Antman & Fleabag recognised as a classic of First Nations writing
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Me, Antman & Fleabag follows three central characters as they pack up the car, crank some Slim Dusty and drink in the good things in life like family, laughing and travelling. The 22 short stories are big-hearted, colourful, and full of humour. In the nearly two decades since it was published, Gayle Kennedy wonders if Me, Antman and Fleabag ever re…
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My Cousin Frank tells the story of boxing champion Frank Roberts
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First Nations participation in the Olympic Games has come a long way in a relatively short time. Eleven Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander athletes competed across eight sports in Paris, and four Indigenous athletes will compete in the Paralympics later this month. But the first Aboriginal person to compete in the Olympics was Francis Roberts — …
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Me, Antman & Fleabag, and My Cousin Frank
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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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Christine Anu has been sharing some of her maternal grandfather’s language, Kala Kawa Ya. She's explained the significance of the 'waku' (a woven mat), and shared a word that means to roll out. This week, Christine shares a word that means to fold or roll up.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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S1 E 76 SAMANTHA HOCHMANN - Deep Inside the Tinker Swiss Cottage
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Tim Larson and Samantha Hochmann had known each other for a grand total of sixty seconds, but, as it turns out, their common ground stories stretched for centuries. Robert Tinker was a generous man to the city of Rockford, Illinois. Mary and Jessie followed suit in so many ways. Learn how and enjoy this historical conversation surrounding the mansi…
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Episode #13 Ashamed of Nothing with David Baddiel
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British David Baddiel is a rare breed: a comedian, author, screenwriter and songwriter with an unflinching commitment to telling the truth. In his latest books, My Family and The God Desire, Baddiel shares his strange and dysfunctional upbringing and his private yearnings for the existence of a god and 'cosmic justice'. He's in Australia for the Fe…
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Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that has taken countless lives, and today, Delaney opens up about how it tragically claimed her father's. She hopes that by sharing her experience, she can raise awareness and help others who are facing similar battles with addiction within their families.Delaney's Links:GRASP Link: http://grasphelp.org/m/Art…
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Sky Country, and Straight from the Strait
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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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Star maps and supernovas: How the stars continue to guide us
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have found truths in the sky since the beginning of time. But how does that knowledge work in tandem with studies like astrophysics and astronomy? Dr Krystal De Napoli and Peter Swanton are two of a growing number of First Nations people working in STEM, and helping to weave these knowledges together.…
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Christine Anu shares a Kala Kawa Ya word that means to roll out a woven mat.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Straight from the Strait with Aunty Ruth Ghee
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Straight from the Strait is a new Torres Strait Islander musical from Opera Queensland. It pays homage to a group of men and women who travelled from their island homes to work on the Mount Newman railway construction project. Cultural consultant, Aunty Ruth Ghee discusses the inspiration behind the show, and what it means to her to share the story…
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A powerful story collection on the Arab Canadian experience, Rajinderpal S. Pal’s debut novel about a Sikh wedding, three must-read books on healing and more.
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Toronto author Christine Estima celebrates the immigrant experience, Rajinderpal S. Pal on what inspired his book However Far Away, columnist Max Arambulo recommends books about personal growth — plus more on this episode of The Next Chapter: The Summer Edition with Christa Couture.
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S1 E75 KATHI KRESOL - Author of books and articles about Rockford, Illinois history
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Kathi Kresol is the author of Murder & Mayhem in Rockford, Illinois and Haunted Rockford. Tim Larson had only known Kathi for ten minutes and decided to record this episode on 815 Day (August 15, 2024) at the Edgebrook Shopping Center. Since Kathi is a thorough researcher and Tim is a Rockford native, everyone thought it was a safe bet that these t…
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Episode #12 The bad man's assassination with Kylie Moore-Gilbert
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In their second episode for Season 2, Tami asks esteemed academic, author and political scientist Kylie Moore-Gilbert to pretend to be her bat mitzvah teacher and explain Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination. “Like, who was the bad man and what’s going to happen now?” etc. Plus Dash learns how to pronounce Aussie-Jewish Olympian Noémie Fox’s name. TJI ar…
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My Cousin Killed Himself After Molesting Me
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Ashleigh shares her story of facing an unimaginable betrayal by someone she trusted—her own cousin. The events that unfolded not only left her scarred but also led to a tragic conclusion. Overcome by guilt and remorse, her cousin made the irreversible decision to take his own life. This video delves into the devastating impact of these events, high…
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Erum Shazia Hasan explores charitability, Johnnie Christmas on being banished to summer camp, and more.
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Erum Shazia Hasan speaks with Ali Hassan about the inherent complexities of doing good, Award-winning musician Royal Wood reveals the book that helps him channel his creativity; unplugging and reconnecting with reality in Gamerville; and Don Gillmor explores midlife malaise on this episode of The Next Chapter: The Summer Edition with Christa Coutur…
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Singer-songwriter Christine Anu shares the Kala Kawa Ya name for a woven mat: waku.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Celebrating the 2024 NATSIAA, and looking to Sky Country
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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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In Wajarri Yamaji Country, the CSIRO is building more than 130,000 antennae to unlock the secrets of the universe. Des Mongoo and Lockie Ronan explain how the CSIRO has worked with traditional owners to design and build major observatory Inyarrimanha Ilgari Bundara.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Noli Rictor's painting of Kamanti shimmers with 'mesmerising appeal'
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Established by the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory in 1984 the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards recognises and celebrates the diversity of Indigenous art throughout Australia. With a total cash prize of $190,000 – including $100,000 for the major prize – it’s arguably Australia’s richest art prize. …
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Episode #11 Jewish Olympic Gold, Looking forward (and back), and AS seagulls
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In their first episode of Season 2, Tami and Dash discuss their respective international trips and share audience highlights from Season 1. Plus Jewish-Australian Olympic success stories and some bidet appreciation. Articles referenced or adjacent to the topics discussed in this episode https://thejewishindependent.com.au/the-one-question-people-as…
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Natalie shares her journey of losing both of her parents to the devastating effects of dementia. Through heartfelt narration and intimate moments, she shares her experience of caring for her parents, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned along the way. This video is a tribute to the love, resilience, and strength that families find …
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M.G. Vassanji delves into religion and physics, Sarah Henstra writes a mystery around art and deception and more.
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On this episode of The Next Chapter: The Summer Edition with Christa Couture, M.G. Vassanji talks to Ali Hassan about his novel Everything There Is, Sarah Henstra talks to Christa Couture about her spellbinding mystery The Lost Tarot, and Vincent Lam answers the Proust questionnaire.
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What's dangerous about choreographer Vicki van Hout?
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Vicki van Hout is an independent artist with more than three decades of experience. A dancer, choreographer, writer and thinker, Vicki delights in finding the line between the pedestrian and the sublime. This month Vicki and her longtime collaborative partner Marian Abboud will invite people to take part in a "surrealist sojourn into mortal musings…
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Christine Anu is a prolific Australian music icon. This month she's sharing some of her mother's language Kala Kawa Ya from the north-west region of the Torres Strait. Her first word is a welcoming word: sew ngapa.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Steph Tisdell can't stop creating, and Vicki van Hout at FODI
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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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Steph Tisdell's debut novel proves she can't stop creating
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A self-confessed "sensitive people pleaser", Steph Tisdell says her first novel – The Skin I’m In – is probably the most vulnerable thing she’s ever done.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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#56 - Native Cousin Chronicles: "She's my Mom's, Dad's, Sister-in-Law's, Daughter's Grandson"
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Send us a Text Message. 0:00 Dream Guests on My Podcast 7:33 Musical Reflections on Seven Generations 26:05 Complexities of Kinship Rules 33:51 Crow Kinship Structure Clarified 42:03 Crow Kinship Structure and Roles 52:33 Navigating Crow Kinship and Social Rules 1:07:25 Preserving Salish Kinship and Language 1:11:38 Salish Social Organization and K…
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Abandoned in a Foreign Country by My Mother
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In this powerful and emotional video, we follow the incredible journey of Alexis, a young girl abandoned in a foreign country by her own mother. Facing immense challenges and adversities in an unfamiliar place, Alexis’s story is one of survival and strength, shedding light on the harsh realities of abandonment and addiction. Her journey is one of h…
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Sense and sensitivity: The real issue with sensitivity readers
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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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As the appetite for diverse stories grows, the publishing industry has been looking for ways to ensure those stories reflect our diverse world accurately. One solution: sensitivity readers. Rudi joins forces with two other sensitivity readers for RN's Big Weekend of Books to discuss what the job looks like in practice.…
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Joanna Goodman’s latest novel explores the consequences of life-altering wealth, Sarah Bernstein's Study for Obedience and more
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Joanna Goodman reflects on the ways money changes and challenges family dynamics in new novel The Inheritance, Sarah Bernstein discusses her critically acclaimed breakout book, author Kevin Major takes the Proust questionnaire and an inside look at the social media phenomenon BookTok on this episode of The Next Chapter: The Summer Edition with Chri…
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Scrupulosity is the pathological guilt and anxiety about moral issues. Although it can affect nonreligious people, it is usually related to religious beliefs. It is personally distressing, dysfunctional, and often accompanied by significant impairment in social functioning.Jasmin's Links:Insta: @jasminwest4 TikTok: @sirenstoriessIf you have a uniqu…
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Elfie Shiosaki's poetry collection Refugia grapples with survival and colonial violence
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As Western Australia approaches the bicentennial year of the colony, Noongar and Yawuru writer and researcher Elfie Shiosaki explores her Country's memories of colonial violence in her collection of poetry Refugia. She discuss the relationship between her research and her writing, and how she’s able to shape her ideas into themes.…
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Henry is a community broadcaster who lives and works on Nyul Nyul Country, in the Dampier Peninsula near Beagle Bay. Today, Henry is sharing a word in honour of his dad.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Dr Shellie Morris on Waralungku and returning to the National Indigenous Music Awards
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Dr Shellie Morris AO discusses the her latest album Waralungku; which carries forward a ten-year legacy of writing songs with “strong cultural women” of Borroloola. She also reflects on the National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) as she prepares to perform at the 2024 ceremony, and looks back at her Female Artist of the Year win from 2004.…
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Shellie Morris comes full circle at the NIMAs, and 'Refugia'
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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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Cousins Jillian and Mariko Tamaki's graphic novel Roaming, Anton Treuer on his debut YA novel and more
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Mariko and Jillian Tamaki explore New York City in their graphic novel, Anton Treuer on writing coming-of-age thriller Where Wolves Don’t Die, Riverdale actress Asha Bromfield talks about the real-life inspiration behind her novel Songs of Irie plus more on this episode of The Next Chapter: The Summer Edition with Christa Couture.…
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Have you ever woken up unable to move, feeling a presence in the room, or experiencing terrifying hallucinations? You're not alone. This phenomenon, known as sleep paralysis, affects millions of people worldwide.In this video, we delve deep into the unsettling world of sleep paralysis. Learn about the science behind these nightmarish experiences, c…
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Comedian Brent Butt talks about writing his first novel, Catherine Mack on her funny mystery series and more
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Brent Butt talks to Ali Hassan about his novel Huge, Catherine Mack talks to Christa Couture about her series Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies and Premee Mohamed talks to Ryan B. Patrick about her novel on We Speak Through the Mountain on this episode of The Next Chapter: The Summer Edition with Christa Couture.…
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Introducing National NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year: Uncle Kim Collard
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Each year, the National NAIDOC Awards honour a male Elder and a female Elder for their lifetime commitment and contribution to empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Uncle Kim Collard is a Balladong/Wadjuk Elder of the Noongar Nation, and the recipient of this year's award. He explains what the award means to him, and the responsi…
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Uncle Kim Collard named NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year, and WARRANGU: River Story
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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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Henry Augustine is a community broadcaster from Nyul Nyul Country, located on the Dampier Peninsula at Beagle Bay. Today, he shares the Nyul Nyul word for Country.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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DOBBY perfoms live in the RN studios, and talks through his latest album WARRANGU: River Story. He'll explain how the WARRANGU project has changed shape over the years, why fighting to protect the rivers is so close to his heart, and why he doesn’t consider himself to be an activist.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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