How can First Nations ways of thinking and doing shape the way the creative industries operates?
Theatre maker Wesley Enoch, poet Jeanine Leane, and curator Keith Munro discuss how they prioritise First Nations creative autonomy and some of the challenges they’re still navigating.
Plus for Word Up, Tamara Pearson takes you to Hope Vale where she’ll share a word that means ‘to reciprocate’.
Myths, icons, and a Blak literary canon
From stage to screen — who tells your story
Guwayu For All Times, and 'belonging' in Gundungurra
Stephen Page steps down from Bangarra, and hunting vampires in Coober Peddy
Paying tribute to David Gulpilil, and reawakening Kayardild language
Indigenous performance across generations
Music legends and classical composers
Role models and the Adnyamathanha word for 'rainbow'
Total Control and revisiting 'Kura Tungar-Songs from the River'
Introducing Baker Boy's album 'Gela' and Celebrating 10 Years of black&write!
Slowing down with Ellen van Neervan, and SJ Norman's haunting debut 'Permafrost'
One By One with Ancestress, and five years of Word Up
Celebrating with Ali Murphy-Oates, and 'Falling' with Bumpy
Podcasting for a Blak Nation, and 25 years of Marrugeku
Bob Weatherall's Restless Dream, and recovering from COVID
Deadly Science and even deadlier scientists
Dark as Last Night, and SFF First Nations Fellow Darlene Johnson
Moogai, hauntings and 'Lies Damned Lies'
Incarceration Nation, and The Word from Wilcannia
Honouring The Wave Hill Walk Off, and creating a community of Kullilli speakers
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