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Deadly Choices – Dennis Rogers, Preston Campbell, Deon Bird,
On this episode of Deadly Choices Radio, DC Host Lizzie Orley chats men’s health with three fella’s, who wear many hats, and are passionate about bettering quality of life for our mob. Tune in to hear rugby league legends Preston Campbell (Deadly Choices Ambassador and Deon Bird (MomenTIM Workforce Development Officer) and deadly community leader Dennis Rogers (IUIH Community Liaison Officer).
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Let’s Talk – Kevin Yow Yeh
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Kevin Yow Yeh who is Wakka Wakka on his father’s side and South Sea Islander on his mother’s side he openly and proudly gay, Kevin and his partner Bob (another black fella who grew up in Beudesert), have 2 children together. Kevin has a Bachelor of Social Work at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) from 2012-2015 and is now currently working at Youth Advocacy Centre (near Caxton Street) working as a Social Worker/Caseworker for the Bail and Order Support Services (BOSS) program.
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Blues with a Feeling – Shemekia Copelands
Join Shaun for another blues filled feast as he celebrates Shemekia Copelands birthday with tracks from her extensive recording career.
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Sports Talk
This week Dan Rennie is joined by guest co-host Dusty Fraser to discuss the NRL as well as an AFL yarn with Andrew Underwood of AFL Indigenous Broadcasting.
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Wild Black Women – Unwanted opinions
Today #WildBlackWomen yarned unwanted opinions i.e. Politicians & Israel Falou, and wanted i.e. shout out to WBW nominations Lorna Munro (Podcast) and Paola Balla (Article).
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Three Chords and the Truth – Jim Lauderdale
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play nothing but selections from the extensive catalog of Mr Americana himself, Jim Lauderdale. They also share a chat with the man himself.
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Drive Show – John Williamson
Drive hosts Lizzie and Elijah joined John Williamson on the line to yarn all things Winton Way Out West Fest and discuss “Jacaranda Flowers”, his latest song dedicated those affected by the shooting in New Zealand.
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Deadly Choices -Nathan Appo, Charlie Cameron, Allen Christensen, Steve Renouf & Cedric Cox
This week on DC Radio Nathan Appo is joined by Allen Christensen, Charlie Cameron, and Cedric Cox from the Brisbane Lions along with, Rugby league legend and Deadly Choices Ambassador, Steve Renouf.
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Let’s Talk – Professor Dorothy Kidd
On Let’s Talk This morning Boe speaks with Professor Dorothy Kidd from the University of San Francisco, we talk about Extra-activism: counter-mapping and data justice.
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Let’s Talk – Alwyn Doolan
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Alwyn Doolan First Nations man who has walk a total of 8 thousand kilometres from the tip of far north Qld in Bamaga to Hobart in Tasmania. We talk about his journey and the communities he has visited and the message they would like for him to take to Canberra to share with politicians.
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Blues with a Feeling – Mavis Staples
Mavis Staples feature – Join Shaun as he takes a journey through the music of the great Mavis Staples.
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Wild Black Women – Breaking News
Wild Black Women yarned breaking news, federal budget, gammon politicians, & comedy you should be listening to.
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The 989Fm Brekky Show – Jon Pardi
On the 989FM Brekky Show with Jamie and Clay this morning was the very talented Jon Pardi. He talks of his Australian tour in particular his performance at the Way Out West Fest, https://wintonswayoutwestfest.com.au/
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Paul Clement
Today on the Brekky show the boys are blown away by the virtuosity of Paul Clement.
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Best of the Week
The 989FM Brekky Show best of with Jamie Dunn and Clay Cassar-Daley.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Heaven & Hell
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs exploring the concepts of heaven and hell. Where are you headed?
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Let’s Talk – Alethea Beetson & Emma Healey
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Alethea Beetson founder and manager of Digi Youth Arts I also speak with Emma Healey, we talk about Digi Youth Arts latest theatre production titled “Wandering Stars” (as part of where we stand by Digi Youth Arts) which is on Saturday the 6th of April.
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Deadly Choices -Uncle Marshall Saunders, Dusty Fraser & Petero Civoniceva
This week, Karen Dorante yarns with IUIH’s Uncle Marshall Saunders, Dusty Fraser and Deadly Choices Ambassador Petero Civoniceva about programs and services for our elders as well as how to care for ourselves as we get older.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – John Elliott
This morning on the 989FM Brekky Show Jamie Yarns with John Elliott who is promoting the amazing Winton’s Way Out West Fest 2019, Check it out !
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Blues with a Feeling – Bex Marshall
Join Shaun as he puts the spotlight on some of the festival and touring artists appearing in Australia. And is joined in studio by Bex Marshall for a chat and a couple of songs.
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Let’s Talk – Karen and Sonya Coghill
On Lets Talk this morning Boe Speaks with sisters Karen and Sonya Coghill, on Friday Karen had a court appearance for her arrest at the Deebing creek mission site where Karen and other traditional owners have set up a protest camp to save the old mission site.
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Wild Black Women – Manic month of March
WildBlackWomen yarned about the manic month of March – One Nation, Broncos, NSW Election & Black Comedy.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Motherhood
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and guest host Emma Bosworth explore the theme of motherhood through song and play a selection of songs written, performed or inspired by great mums! They are also joined by mother/singer/songwriter Natalie Henry.
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Deadly Choices -Patrick Johnston, Izak Rankine & Sean Lemmens
Deadly Choices Radio comes live from Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast. Hosts Dan Rennie and Karen Dorante have a yarn to Deadly Choices Ambassadors, Olympic sprinter Patrick Johnston and Gold Coast Suns players Izak Rankine and Sean Lemmens.
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Let’s Talk – Debbie Kilroy
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Debbie Kilroy Founder and CEO of Sisters Inside who is one of Australia’s leading advocates for protecting the human rights of women and children through decarceration, we talk about the recent move by the Palaszcuk Government to Transfer Arthur Gorrie Correctional Centre and Southern Queensland Correctional Centre from private to public control.
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Let’s Talk -Tammy Solonec
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Nigena woman Tammy Solonec, Indigenous Rights Manager at Amnesty International. On the program we talk about the “Northern Territory Legislative Assembly’s introduction of the Youth Justice Amendment Bill 2019” which Amnesty International are saying They are taking the system back to the dark days of the old Don Dale, The Government has made a mistake.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Marty Rhone
Hey its Marty Rhone !!!! and its a long chat with Clay and Jamie on the 989fm Brekky Show.
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Blues with a Feeling – Jimmie Vaughan
Jimmie Vaughan Birthday Special – Join Shaun as he celebrates the birthday of the great Jimmie Vaughan with carefully selected tracks from the past two decades of his career.
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Morgan Wallen CMC Rocks 2019
Clive, Danny and Jess Odgers spoke to US County sensation Morgan Wallen from CMC Rocks 2019.
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Let’s Talk – Rhianna Patrick
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with to Rhianna Patrick Presenter on ABC Radio and a proud Torres Strait Islander Woman, Last Tuesday night was the Queensland Music Awards so Rhianna has decided to join us this morning to update us on some of the winners, Emily Wurramara was nominated in 5 categories and took home two awards, Tia Gostelow won an award and Uncle Seaman Dan was honored on the night as well.
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Best of the Week
The 989FM Brekky Show best of with Jamie Dunn and Clay Cassar-Daley.
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Wild Black Women – IWD Karaoke Comp
WildBlackWomen IWD Karaoke Comp. Live from the Queen St Mall.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Get back to Nature
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen explore the the theme of nature through song and play a selection of songs inspired by the great outdoors.
Get back to nature.
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Let’s Talk – Rachael Hocking
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe spoke to one of the host of NITV’s The Point & Walpiri woman Rachael Hocking, we talked about her passion for Aboriginal media and the importance of Aboriginal media in Australia. We also talked about the resent terror attacks in Christchurch and how NITV’s the Point has cover such an event.
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Deadly Choices -Brandon Wakeling
Karen Dorante catches up with Deadly Choices Ambassador, Olympic weightlifter Brandon Wakeling to chat about his quest to qualify for the 2020 Olympics in Japan and Dr Bobby Thomas from the dental team at Kambu Health has some do’s and don’ts for good oral health.
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CMC Rocks Intro
Dan Rennie and Dan the Man from Rockhampton kicked off our live broadcast from CMC Rocks 2019.
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Let’s Talk – Yarraka Bayles & Dr Maree Toombs
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with two First Nations women live in the 989fm studio is Yarraka Bayles and joining us from Toowoomba is Dr Maree Toombs, on the show we talked about Suicide in the Aboriginal community and the high number of young first nations people taking their own lives. Dr Maree Toombs runs training in Suicide Intervention.
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Let’s Talk – Nadia Saeed & Zeenia Gul
On Lets Talk this morning Boe speaks with two of the organisers of the community prayer service Nadia Saeed & Zeenia Gul, that was held on Sunday at the Islamic College of Brisbane in the wake of the mass shooting in Christchurch NZ last Friday by a white Australia man. The service brought in so many different people from the community in a show of solidarity to the families and victims of the shooting but also for the Muslim community.
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Blues with a Feeling – Touring tantalisers
Join Shaun as he takes a listen to some of the artists set to guest on the show in the near future with tracks from Cedric Burnside, Lachy Doley, Hat Fitz & Cara, Rick Vito and more.
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Lindsay Ell CMC Rocks 2019
Dan Rennie caught up with Lindsay Ell from CMC Rocks 2019
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Troy Cassar Daley CMC Rocks 2019
Dan Rennie caught up with Troy Cassar Daley from CMC Rocks 2019
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Amber Lawrence CMC Rocks 2019
Dan Rennie caught up with Amber Lawrence from CMC Rocks 2019
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Noah Schnacky CMC Rocks 2019
Dan Rennie caught up with Noah Schnacky from CMC Rocks 2019
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Danielle Bradbery CMC Rocks 2019
Dan Rennie caught up with Danielle Bradbery from CMC Rocks 2019
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Let’s Talk – Naseem Hussain
On Lets Talk this morning Boe speaks with comedian Naseem Hussain, about his recent national tour also having TV shows on different channels, but also about being one of a few Muslim comedians in Australia.
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Wild Black Women – Deadly Funny Special Part 2.
WBW’s Deadly Funny special Part 2. Hear all the contestants from the Brisbane heat and hilarious conversation with sista Steph Tisdell.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Leaving Songs 2
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs all about leaving. On this second visitation of the theme Jen and Paddy explore the very human experience of leaving people and places behind and are joined by Australian singer songwriter Gretta Ziller.
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Let’s Talk – Shellie Morris and Alethea Beetson.
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe spoke with two deadly First Nations women, Shellie Morris recording artist and Alethea Beetson found of Digi Youth Arts. We talk about the resent trip they had to Canada to be apart of the International Indigenous Music.
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Deadly Choices – Shene Clemments, Petero Civoniceva, Moses Sorovi & Duncan Paia’aua
This week on Deadly Choices Radio Dan Rennie speaks with Shene Clemments from the IUIH team on the success of the Because of Her campaign.
Petero Civoniceva, rugby league legend, reflecting on his past year as a Deadly Choices Ambassador. And the latest Deadly Choices Ambassadors, Moses Sorovi and Duncan Paia’aua from the Queensland Reds, discussing the upcoming Rugby Union season.
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Let’s Talk – Jack Latimore
On let’s Talk this morning Boe spoke with Biripai men and Goori journalist Jack Latimore who is the senior digital editor for online news at NITV & columnist for the Guardian. On the program we talk about Jacks latest article for NITV titled “ Once Were Waterways” he recently visited some of the communities in Far West NSW that have been experiencing for some decades now the threat of having no clean water to drink, no rivers to swim or fish in and most of all the continued connection that local mob have with the lower Murray Darling Basin.
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Let’s Talk – Ray Kelly
Karen Dorante speaks to Kamilaroi man, Ray Kelly, an exercise physiologist about the work he’s doing around Type 2 diabetes. With Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 3 times more likely to develop the disease Kelly says it’s imperative to teach people how to reverse it, rather than live with it.
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Blues with a Feeling – Blues Arcadia
Here’s the Blurb “Blues Arcadia – Join Shaun as he previews the new record Carnival of Fools and chats with the bands Chris Harvey”
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Twilight on the Trail – Jen Mize & Mark Sholtez
Twilight on the Trail – 98.9FM’s Feature Album
Jen Mize and Mark Sholtez
Twilight on the Trail is a beautifully rendered collection of iconic cowboy songs from
the golden era of American popular music.
This collaborative work from Jen Mize and Mark Sholtez takes a fresh look at the
music of the great cowboy crooners (Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Sons of
the Pioneers), and like the landscape that inspired these songs, the album is rich in
musical detail, yet remains wonderfully open and spacious.
On first listen, it’s clear that Mize and Sholtez are the real deal. Building on their
existing bodies of creative work, and drawing from their rich and diverse musical
backgrounds, they bring new life and new meaning to this timeless material. From the
playful to-and-fro of “Lights of Old Santa Fe”, and “My Rifle, My Pony, and Me”, to
the understated “Wand’rin’ Star”, and unapologetically heartbreaking “Black Hills of
Dakota”, Mize and Sholtez’s vocal performances are charming, honest, and personal,
highlighting both their commitment and connection to these songs. As a result,
Twilight on the Trail feels equally nostalgic, and unexpected.
In the true spirit of collaboration, this project also brings together some of Australia’s
finest country and jazz musicians, including Danny Widdicombe, Glen Hannah,
Brendan Radford, John Parker and James Sherlock.
About Jen:
This year is looking to be the most productive yet for Queensland based, Native
American, Jen Mize. Since the 2014 release of her stellar debut album Fear, Pride &
a Few Stubborn Angels, and her widely acclaimed 2016 sophomore release, Warnings
and Wisdom (lovingly produced by Shane Nicholson), Jen has been busy touring,
recording, and earning the accolades that come with the hard work of being an Alt
Country troubadour.
“Jen Mize is more than a great singer-songwriter… she’s a true artist” (John Walker,
Music City Roots). Mize possesses the rare ability to live in a wide range of musical
worlds with absolute authenticity. Her music can be both commanding and subtle, and
draws on a diverse range of influences from Sarah Vaughan and James Taylor, to
Bonnie Raitt and John Prine.
The celebrated songwriter and recording artist is also the co-host of exciting new
national radio program Three Chords and the Truth, and is now being recognized as
one of the foremost authorities on Americana and Alt-Country music, in Australia.
About Mark:
Sholtez first came to the public’s attention with his chart topping, Tommy LiPuma
(Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Miles Davis) produced debut Real Street
(Verve/Universal). The APRA Awarding winning, ARIA Award nominated album
may have seen him topping jazz charts, but Sholtez has always been first and
foremost a singer-songwriter.
Mark’s second album, The Distance Between Two Truths (Warner), featuring
production by Larry Klein (Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, Shawn Colvin), saw his
dedication to songwriting craft bought clearly into focus. Since then Sholtez’ music
has become increasingly hard to pin down to one genre, crossing musical borders to
take in elements of 70’s pop, jazz, modern day Americana, and Laurel Canyon folk,
making for a consistently intriguing listen.
Sholtez’ also maintains a strong commitment to collaboration, with work that has
included Troy Cassar- Daley, Wendy Mathews, The Veronicas, Harmony James, Rick
Price, Shane Nicholson, Bill Chambers, and Don Walker.
Let’s Talk – Dale Ruska
Is native title doing more harm than good in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities? Karen Dorante speaks to a traditional owner of Stradbroke Island, Dale Ruska about his concerns around native title and the way forward.
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Get Rhythm – Sharon Millman
Tariana spoke with CEO of the lymphoma foundation about upcoming events.
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Wild Black Women – Deadly Funny Special Part 1
WBW’s Deadly Funny special Part 1 with Kevin Kropinyeri and Maggie Walsh the winner of the Brisbane heat.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Mixbag 2
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs from the artists they just can’t get enough of. A real mix bag!
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Let’s Talk – Aunty Karen Coghill
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with a guest for an update on Deebing Creek Mission from Aunty Karen Coghill, on Wednesday morning About 60 tactical response police arrived on the site of the old mission to remove the Traditional owners and supporters who have been camping on the mission site since late January.
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Let’s Talk – Brendon Adams
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe Speaks with Brendon Adams Murri/Bumma from far North Qld who now lives in NSW in the Small Community of Wilcannia, Brendon works at Walcannia radio station but has recently got involved in campaign to return the Barka also known as the Murry – Darling Basen to what it use to be.
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Deadly Choices – Bo De La Cruz and Steve Renouf
This week Dan Rennie speaks to Bo De La Cruz and Steve Renouf about Tough Tiddas
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Let’s Talk – Dr Anne Poelina
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Dr Anne Poelina Nyikina Traditional Custodian from the Mardoowarra, Lower Fitzroy River in the West Kimberley region of Western Australia, I also speak with film Producers Stephanie King, we yarn about Undermined Tales of the Kimberley a film about the fight to protect for country in what is now known as the ” the future economic powerhouse of Australia”.
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Blues with a Feeling – New release spotlight
Join Shaun for an overdue look at some of the hottest new releases to hit his desk. Tracks from Hat Fitz & Cara, Tommy Castro, The Teskey Brothers, Blues Arcadia and plenty more.
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Let’s Talk – Lorena Allam
Karen Dorante speaks to The Guardian Australia’s Indigenous Affairs editor and journalist, Lorena Allam about their special investigation into Australia’s state-sanctioned massacres of Aboriginal people from 1788 to 1928. Their initial research has uncovered 270 documented massacres but there are more likely to be uncovered. The research was prompted by calls for a process of truth-telling in Australia to understand the dispossession and trauma inflicted on First Nations peoples since colonisation.
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Sports Talk
Sports Talk returns for 2019 with a bang, Dan Rennie speaks in depth with Rugby League Hall Of Fame legend Petero Civinoceva about the upcoming NRL season.
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Wild Black Women – Imojen with a J returns
Special correspondent Imojen with a J returns. Wild Black Women yarn with her about podcasting, along with weekly news, upcoming events.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Muscle Shoals 2nd Gen
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen explore the music coming out right now from the famous Muscle Shoals region of Alabama. Paddy and Jen also have a chat with Alabama local singer songwriter Hannah Aldridge.
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Let’s Talk – Aunty Sandra Delaney
Karen Dorante speaks to Aunty Sandra Delaney and Kado Muir who are in the process of awakening their languages on country.
Image by AIATSIS – Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies map of Indigenous Australia
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Deadly Choices – Elders and Heart Health
Deadly Choices Radio this week focuses on upcoming Senior Games and heart health. Host Karen Dorante yarns with Dusty Fraser who runs the DC Elders program, DC Ambassador Peter Civoniceva and Trent Lyon an exercise physiologist and cardiac rehabilitation expert with the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.
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Let’s Talk – Alistair Ferguson
Bourke in far northwest of NSW was once described by the Sydney Morning Herald in 2013 as the most dangerous place in the world because of high crime rates. Around the same time a community-led justice project started up to address the over-representation of Indigenous people in the legal system by targeting the underlying factors leading to offending behaviour. The project, Maranguka reversed crime rates and according to a KPMG study saved governments millions of dollars.We speak to the chief executive officer, Alistair Ferguson.
Image by Meepoohfotos at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
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Let’s Talk – Highlights from the Academy Awards.
Today on Let’s Talk a post-Oscar wrap as Karen Dorante yarns with the Wild Black Women Angelina Hurley and Chelsea Bond talking about the faux pas and highlights from the academy awards.
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Blues with a Feeling – Larkin Poes Rebecca Lovell Part 2.
Join Shaun for part 2 of his chat with Larkin Poes Rebecca Lovell and new releases from The Foreday Riders with Ray Beadle, Paul Oscher and Kirk Fletcher.
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Let’s Talk – Cameron Costello
Cameron Costello from the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) talks about the future prospects for traditional owners of Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island) as they work with locals, business and UQ to create a new economies and employment opportunities as sandmining winds up on the island. An agreement was signed last week between QYAC, the State Government and Sibelco to rehabilitate the mines on the island.
Image: (L to R) Cameron Costello, CEO of QYAC, Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and Sibelco chief executive Tom Cutbush at the agreement signing.
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The Brekky Show – Brook Chivell and Natalie Pearson
Jamie and Clay were very lucky to have the very talented Natalie Pearson and Brook Chivell, here with their new single “I Wonder What You Kiss Like”, which has shot straight to #2 on the iTunes Country Singles Chart and #31 on the All Genres Chart. They also treated us with unbelievable in studio live performance.
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Wild Black Women – Bryan & Tanya
WBW yarn Blak movies with Bryan & Tanya.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Friendship
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen explore the topic of friendship through song. They also have a chat with Australian singer songwriters Smith & Jones.
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Let’s Talk – Nicholas Wrathall and Albert Wiggan
Undermined – Tales from the Kimberley follows the stories of four traditional owners who share common concerns about the way politics and big business are squeezing them out of their land and economic opportunities for their people. Award-winning director Nicholas Wrathall and Bardi man, Albert Wiggan, who appears in the film say they don’t want to see the Murray Darling Basin fiasco repeated in the Kimberley.
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Let’s Talk – Nadine Hunt
Today on Let’s Talk we catch up with Nadine Hunt (pictured with Assoc Prof Ray Lovett), one of the community researchers involved in the Mayi Kuwayu Study of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing which is gathering information about the wellbeing of our people and connection to culture.
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Deadly Choices – Petero Civinoceva Steve Renouf Ally Anderson and Syl Johns
This week Dan Rennie yarns with NRL legends Petero Civinoceva and Steve Renouf along with Brisbane Lions Ally Anderson and Syl Johns
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Let’s Talk – Danny Teece-Johnson
Today on Let’s Talk we talk to Danny Teece-Johnson from NITV Radio about a broad range of issues from the Close the Gap report handed down last week in Canberra to the KAK affair.
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Blues with a Feeling – Larkin Poes Rebecca Lovell.
Join Shaun as he celebrates Buddy Guys 8th Grammy Award, plays tracks from 2018 International Blues Challenge winner Kevin Burt and chats with Larkin Poes Rebecca Lovell.
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Let’s Talk – Chris Graham
Today on Let’s Talk, Chris Graham from New Matilda discussing his Outback Tour from Brisbane to Broken Hill.
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Jem Cassar-Daley
Look out Clay! its your sister Jem in the studio for a live performance and an interview, Wow! she’s got some stories. thanks for the lovely performance and thanks for giving us the other side to all those Clay stories……HA!
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Three Chords and the Truth – B sides
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of the lesser celebrated B sides to some iconic 45s. They might even better of the two? They also have a chat with Australian singer songwriter Sam Newton.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Gem Cassar-Daley
Ahead of her 989fm live performance, Jamie and big Bro Clay ring Gem Cassar-Daley for an insightful interview. This is a laugh!!
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Dave Power
Hey! its Dave Power on the 989fm Brekky Show with his new single.
Cheers Dave !!
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Deadly Choices – Condy Canuto Caroline Harvey and Janice Blackman
This week on DC Radio Dan Rennie was joined by IUIH’s Condy Canuto abs Dr Caroline Harvey and DC ambassador Janice Blackman
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Blues with a Feeling – Women In Blues
Join Shaun for his first Women In Blues spotlight for 2019 with tracks from Fiona Boyes, Larkin Poe, Sue Foley, Barbara Blue, Whitney Shay and plenty more
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Wild Black Women – Leon (Afie) Filewood and Dr David Singh
A special Wild Black Women episode see Angelina and Chelsea joined by brothers Leon (Afie) Filewood and Dr David Singh to discuss a thought-provoking discussion between Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin as they tackle Black Love, Black Masculinity and the embodied consequences of racism upon the Black household. Plus a rocking soundtrack on point.
View the Giovanni-Baldwin interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZmBy7C9gHQ
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Interview – Dusty Fraser
Dan Rennie caught up with Dusty Fraser who we welcome back to the airwaves in 2019 as host of the Sunday Big Brekky.
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Best of the Week
The 989FM Brekky Show best of with Jamie Dunn and Clay Cassar-Daley.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Leanne Tennant
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of drinking songs and have a chat with Australian Singer /Songwriter Leanne Tennant live at the Woodford Folk Festival.
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Interview – Amber Pilley
Dan Rennie speaks with Amber Pilley from the Brisbane Broncos about the upcoming NRL Women’s competition as well as the Indigenous All Stars
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Morgan Wallen
HEY!! Do not miss this great interview with the one and only American super star Morgan Wallen.
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Deadly Choices- Kenny Hill,Peter Stoddardt and Amber Pilley
This week Deadly Choices Ambassador and NRLW Brisbane Broncos superstar, Amber Pilley, events team member Kenny Hill and SEQ manager, Peter Stoddardt, talk about upcoming events including the All Stars v NZ Maori All Stars match on February 15 and other key events throughout the year.
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Let’s Talk – Raymond Weatherall
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Raymond Weatherall from the Gamilaraay Nation in Northern NSW and Southern Qld. We talked about his involvement in the anti-Coal Seam Gas movement in NSW on his country.
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Let’s Talk – Aunty Karen Coghill
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Aunty Karen Coghill who is campaigning and camping out at Deebing Creek Mission to save the old site of the mission.
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Let’s Talk – Patricia Conlon and Jasmyn Sheppard
On Lets Talk this morning Boe speaks with Patricia Conlon and Jasmyn Sheppard about the campaign to save 37 homes of Aboriginal people in Toowoomba, Over 100 people are currently experiencing considerable distress from the risk of homelessness.
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Blues with a Feeling – Keb Mo
Join Shaun as he chats with Keb Mo and plays a selection of tracks from the albums he’s released over the years
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Wild Black Women – Clapbacks & Warngy News
What are #WildBlackWomen talking about this week? Black women’s clapbacks, warngy news & of course the WBW nominations for the week.
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Let’s Talk – Jonathon Saunders
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with writer/director also comic book artist and creator of Zero Point Jonathon Saunders, Zero Point is an Aboriginal super hero cartoon base in the new future that was released on NITV on the 26th of January.
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Deadly Choices – Preston Campbell, Steve Renouf, Peter Stoddart and Nathan Appo
This week on DC Radio Dan Rennie speaks with league legends Preston Campbell & Steve Renouf along with Peter Stoddart and Nathan Appo from the Deadly Choices.
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Let’s Talk – Kaleesha Morris
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Kaleesha Morris Gumbaynggirr & Kulkalgal woman who works in the fields of environment justice, Aboriginal governance & development, and Indigenous language resurgence. Early this month Kaleesha and Latoya Hohepa another first nations sister from Australia both visited Turtle Island (America) after being invited to attend the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington DC to speak of the many issues we face as Aboriginal people and make connection with Indigenous people from around the world.
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Let’s Talk – Belinda Duarte
This morning on Let’s Talk Boe speaks with CEO of Culture Is Life Belinda Duarte who was born and raised in Ballarat, Victoria, She is a descendant of the Wotjobaluk people. we talk about an article she wrote on the 17th of January titled “How can a child of ten feel such despair that she would end her life?”
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Blues with a Feeling – Chris Wilson
Chris Wilson – Join Shaun as he remembers the great Chris Wilson with tracks from the “Short Cool Ones” and “Live at the Continental”
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Wild Black Women – Survive In January
Sistas Chelsea & Angelina yarn 26 other shitty things we have to survive in January.
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Let’s Talk – Meriki Onus and Dtarneen Onus-Williams
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Meriki Onus and Dtarneen Onus-Williams both members of Warriors Of The Aboriginal Resistance and organizers of the Melbourne Invasion Day march coming up on the 26th of January.
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Deadly Choices – Steve Renouf and Milly Phillips
Deadly Choices Radio returns for 2019 with Karen Dorante hosting rugby league legend Steve Renouf and Milly Phillips, manager of IUIH Early Childhood Unit to discuss NY resolutions and getting kids ready for school.
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let’s Talk – Celeste Liddle
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with freelance writer and unionist Celeste Liddle, we talk about her new article titled ‘This Invasion Day, march for the future’ we also yarn about Invasion Day.
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Let’s Talk – Luke Pearson
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Luke Pearson founder and director of Indigenous originally a twitter account was launched on the 15th of March 2012. We talk about Luke’s new article titled “Why I no longer support change the date”.
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Blues with a Feeling – First show of 2019
First show of 2019 – After a couple of weeks away to recharge and download, join Shaun as he begins to peel back the layers on another year of great music on Blues With A Feeling. Featured artists included Hat Fitz & Cara, Kirk Fletcher, Eric Bibb, Larkin Poe and Paul Oscher
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Let’s Talk – Gary Foley
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with long time Aboriginal activist Gary Foley, for the first Let’s Talk of the year we talked about Invasion Day on the 26th of January and what is this day means to our people. We also spoke about “The Day Of Mourning” the first protest in Sydney against Australia Day in 1938 and the 150th celebration of Australia, we talked about the “1988 Bicentennial March” in Sydney which is seen as the largest gathering of Aboriginal people in one place in over 60 thousand years and lastly we spoke about the 2018 Invasion Day march in Melbourne which saw over 50 thousand people Aboriginal people and non-Aboriginal people marching together.
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Drive Show – Sasha Sarago
Lizzie Orley from Drive yarns with Sasha Sarago about her new documentary “Too Pretty To Be Aboriginal” which aims to challenge and unpack the backhanded compliment and start a national conversation.
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Drive Show – Australia’s new encryption laws
Dale Rieck jumped in the studio for Drive to give us insight into Australia’s new encryption laws and why we need to be concerned. Give it a listen to hear what’s happening and what you can do!
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The Original 100 “Always Was Always Will Be”
The Original 100; ‘Always Was Always Will Be’ is a playlist comprised of music that speak to the perspective of First Nations peoples history and experience. While many people throughout the country will remember those who have gone before us and may take to the streets to voice their solidarity for change, we will broadcast the songs and music that echo those same sentiments.
This playlist aims to ensure that on a day of more 100 countdowns than there appear to be radio stations, there is one that reflects First Nations perspectives. We also invite non–Indigenous people to tune in and listen to the music and songs that articulate our stories of struggle and triumphs. Be part of the conversation #ChangeTheStation.
The Original 100: ‘Always Was Always Will Be’ is being broadcast on Brisbane’s 98.9fm, but can be streamed via www.989fm.com.au or via the 989fm app.
Three Chords and the Truth – Americana/Alt Country Xmas tunes
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy get in the holiday spirit and play a selection of Americana/Alt Country Xmas tunes. Happy holidays!
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Let’s Talk – Uncle Glenn Skuthorpe, Patrick Mau (Mau Power), Emily Wurramara
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe played some deadly first nations music and interviews he done with artist such as Uncle Glenn Skuthorpe, Patrick Mau (Mau Power), Emily Wurramara. They all explained the importance of using music to tell our stories of struggle and triumph as First Nations people, Also on the show Boe spoke about the Original 100 ‘Always Was Always Will Be’ a playlist of First Nations artist that 98.9fm will play on the 26th of January. 2019 will be the second year we air the playlist.
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Let’s Talk – Neil Morris
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Neil Morris from Yorta Yorta country in Victoria, Neil is a recording Hip-Hop artist this year he released two tracks one called ‘Australia Does Not Exist’ and ‘Indigenous Land’. Neil is one of the many Aboriginal Artist in our Original 100 playlist who you can vote for, we yarn about his life growing up on Yorta Yorta country and also what shapes his song writing.
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Blues with a Feeling – Fiona Boyes
Join Shaun and special guest Fiona Boyes as they chat about her new record Voodoo In The Shadows and play some great tracks.
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Let’s Talk – Latoya Hohepa
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Latoya Hohepa sister of Wayne Fella Morrison who died in custody at Yatala prison South Australia in September 2016, for over two year the family has been fighting for justice for Wayne and for someone to be held accountable for his death.
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Three Chords and the Truth – What Songs Made Jen?
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy grills Jen on all the songs that influenced her upbringing, life and songwriting. What songs made Jen?
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Deadly Choices – Syl Johns, Shene Clemments, Presto and Randall ‘Roo’ Frazer – episode 13 Final
On the final show for the year Dan Rennie yarns with Syl Johns, Shene Clemments, Presto and Randall ‘Roo’ Frazer about the work Deadly Choices has done throughout the year and look forward to 2019 and beyond.
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Let’s Talk – Philip Marrii and Millie Telford
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Philip Marrii and Millie Telford both from SEED an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people’s group for climate justice with the Australian Youth Climate Coalition. We spoke about the Campaign they must protect the Northern Territory against Fracking, SEED have been working in the NT and training up young Aboriginal people to stand on country and fight against fracking.
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Blues with a Feeling – Favourite Interview Highlights Of The Year
Join Shaun For some of his favourite interview highlights of the year and plenty of great music. Guests included Robert Cray, Darren Watson, Dave Hole, Geoff Achison, Craig Madden and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.
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Let’s Talk – Emily Nicol
On Let’s Talk Boe speaks with Emily Nicol who has Birri Gubba and Murray island heritage who is a Producer/Presenter on Radio, Curator, DJ, Journalist. At the beginning of the month myself and 9 other lucky aspiring Aboriginal podcasters had spent a week in Sydney at the Spotify headquarters and Koori Radio learning about podcasting and meeting other Aboriginal Podcasters from Allan Clarke, The Bro-originals, Lorena Allam. And our facilitator was Emily Nicol who produces a great playlist on Spotify called Black Australia.
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Wild Black Women – brother Royston Sagigi-Baira and sista Samantha Wild
WBW end of year show live from Meanjin Markets with special guests brother Royston Sagigi-Baira and sista Samantha Wild.
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Three Chords & The Truth – What Songs Made Paddy
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen grills Paddy on all the songs that influenced his upbringing, life and songwriting. What songs made Paddy?
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Let’s Talk – Uncle Charles Jia
On Let’s Talk Boe speaks with Uncle Charles Jia from South Est Queensland Indigenous Chamber of Commerce. Uncle Charles has been involved in Indigenous business for over two decades he is the co-founder of CJ’s Pizza on Stradbroke Island, he is also involved in Meeanjin Markets which is happening from the 7-8th of December.
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Deadly Choices – Dusty Fraser and Petero Civinoceva Episode 12
This week Dan Rennie speaks to Dusty Fraser and Petero Civinoceva about the Senior’s games and their work as DC
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Let’s Talk – Dr Jason De Santolo
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Dr Jason De Santolo (Garrwa and Barunggam) who is a Senior Researcher at Jumbunna Inst for Indigenous Education & Research Core Member of SIC – Strengthening Indigenous Communities. We spoke about water contamination in his home community of Borroloola and the fight against mining interest.
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Let’s Talk – Dhapanbal Yunupingu
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Dhapanbal Yunupingu who is one of six daughters of the famous lead singer of Yothu Yindi, Dr Yunupingu. We played two of her songs Mari Wurrapa and Gurtha, after seeing an old interview of her father on TV she was inspired to write a song called Treaty Crying. Dhapanbal has been making waves with two NT Music Song of the Year awards over the past two years.
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Blues with a Feeling – Fundamental Of Human Emotions
Join Shaun as he features a bunch of tracks about that most fundamental of human emotions. Careful selected songs from Shemekia Copeland, Kara Grainger, Lindsay Beaver and Gina Sicilia
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Drive Show – Tia Gostelow
The Drive Show crew caught up with Tia Gostelow on where she’s been and where she’s going – and she threw in a couple of deadly tunes too! Listen here to check it out and keep up to date with what’s happening in Tia’s world.
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Drive Show – Anindilyakwa Arts Centre
The mob from Anindilyakwa Arts Centre yarned with Elijah and Lizzie about the centre, their “traditional meets modern” dyeing methods on silk fabrics and their collaboration with fashion label Racy and Lucky for Emily Wurramara’s dress she wore to the ARIA’s Awards. Listen here to get informed!
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Drive Show – Blake O’Connor
Catch the Drive Show’s chat here with up super friendly, talented and coming country muso Blake O’Connor, one of the top 10 Toyota Star Maker finalists! You’ll wanna keep your eye on this young fella!
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The 989fm Brekky Show- Brendan Radford
It was a special treat for Jamie and Clay this morning when they had the one and only Brendan Radford on Friday Live. Bloody LEGEND!
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Three Chords and the Truth – Support Act
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy talk everything Support Act an organisation helping musician in time of need. Jen and Paddy also play a selection of music from artists directly helped by Support Act or working to spread the news of the great work being done.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Troy and Laurel’s ARIA review.
Troy Cassar-Daley and Laurel Edwards Call Jamie and Clay for their review of the 2018 ARIA awards. Is there any anyone they didn’t meet on the red carpet? We think not!
A great interview!!
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Deadly Choices – Patrick Johnson, Brandon Wakeling and Steve Renouf Episode 11
This week, Dan Rennie catches up with former Olympic athlete Patrick Johnson, fellow Olympic competitor Brandon Wakeling and rugby league legend Steve Renouf to talk about some of the great events Deadly Choices have been involved with in 2018 and take a preview of the 2019 events
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Let’s Talk – Paddy Gibson
Boe Spearim speaks to Paddy Gibson, a Senior Researcher at the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research about new changes to New South Wales adoption laws which has sparked fears amongst Aboriginal families across the state of a new Stolen Generation. The new laws would see children being adopted without the consent of the parents.
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Interview – Anthony From Lime Green Scooters
Elijah and Lizzie catch up with Anthony from Lime Green Scooters, good yarns and fun rides!
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Let’s Talk – Belinda Lowe
Boe Spearim speaks to Indigenous rights campaigner Belinda Lowe from Amnesty International who has been lobbying Australian lawmakers to raise the age of criminal responsibility currently set at 10 years of age. Now raising the age is on the agenda after State and Territory Attorneys-General agreed to a review on the matter.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Russell Morris
This morning on the Brekky Show’s ‘Jamie’s Phone Roulette’ segment the boys called randomly phones the great Russell Morris.
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Blues with a Feeling – New release spotlight
Join Shaun for a look at some of his choice cuts from new releases from across the world. Featured artists include Buddy Knox, Fiona Boyes, Duke Robillard, Whitney Shay and Paul Oscher.
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Interview – Fred Leone
Fred Leone sits in on Drive talking about the Meeanjin Markets.
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Let’s Talk – Lisa Rapley
Boe Spearim speaks to Gumbayngirr woman, Lisa Rapley, a Canberra-based social entrepreneur who is passionate about systems thinking, democratising business models and empowering youth. Rapley is attending Oxfam’s Straight Talk 2018 National Summit in Canberra which bring together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women from all over the country to develop skills, build networks and increase access to politicians to address issues in their communities.
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Wild Black Women – Greg Kitson and James Saunders.
WBW yarn Ask a Brother and Brown Sugar special with Greg Kitson and James Saunders.
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Three Chords & The Truth – Take Me To Town
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy play a selection of songs from ‘Take Me To Town’ a new Australian Alt Country/Americana compilation. Paddy and Jen also chat with Australian Rocker Nick Barker
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Drive Show – Emily Wurramara
Lizzie and Elijah catch up with Emily Wurramara on her Canada trip, ARIA Award nomination for Best Blues & Roots Album of the year and what it means to be a young role model, with a bonus Drive Show exclusive never before performed track Cruisin’.
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Let’s Talk – Alwyn Doolan
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with the Message Stick Walker Alwyn Doolan who is walking to Canberra to meet and talk with politicians about the many issues with face as Aboriginal people, Alwyn started his walk 6 months ago in far North Qld Bamaga now he is in Brisbane to yarn with elders and traditional owners.
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Deadly Choices – Peter Stoddart and Sam Pierce Episode 10
This week on Deadly Choices Radio, Karen Dorante is joined by Peter Stoddart and Sam Pierce to preview Brisbane’s annual Deadly Choices Touch Carnival at Whites Hill Reserve in Camp Hill.
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Let’s Talk – Sisters Inside International Conference Pt2
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe plays Part two of Challenging the racist carceral system, A panel discussion Boe recorded while attending the 9th Sisters Inside International Conference called Imagining Abolition A World Without Prisons. Chairing the panel is Neta-Rie Mabo Youth Worker from Sisters Inside joining Neta-Rie is Latoya Hohepa, Julia Whaipooti, Professor Tracey McIntosh, Vickie Roach Amy McQuire.
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Let’s Talk – Sisters Inside International Conference
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe plays Part one of the Challenging the racist carceral system, A panel discussion Boe recorded while attending the 9th Sisters Inside International Conference called Imagining Abolition A World Without Prisons. Chairing the panel is Neta-Rie Mabo Youth Worker from Sisters Inside joining Neta-Rie is Latoya Hohepa, Julia Whaipooti, Professor Tracey McIntosh, Vickie Roach Amy McQuire.
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Blues with a Feeling – Living life on your own terms
Join Shaun as he plays a selection of tracks about living life on your own terms and seizing the day. Featured artists include Kirk Fletcher, Larkin Poe, Tinsley Ellis, Gina Sicilia and Marcia Ball
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Lyndon Davis
On the Brekky show today Jamie and Paul Yarn with Lyndon Davis. Thank you Lyndon for your always insightful knowledge.
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Let’s Talk – Sisters Inside International Conference
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe plays some audio that he recorded while attending the 9th Sisters Inside International Conference called Imagining Abolition A World Without Prisons. The panel is titled ‘Why abolition For First Nations Women? Chairing the panel is Goori Author Melissa Lucashenko joining her is Aunty June Oscar, Aunty Dr Jackie Huggins, Aunty Pat Turner, Dr Chelsea Watego and Jacqui Katona also joining them and doing a welcome to country is Aunty Debbie Sandy.
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Wild Black Woman – Meriki Onus
Because Of Her We Can. WBW yarn black women’s revolutions with special guest Meriki Onus.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – The Sugar Shakers
We all were blown away by the live performance by the Sugar Shakers this morning. Great sound guys !!!
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Three Chords and the Truth – Ben Leece
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy play a selection of newly released music, fresh off the presses! Each artist gets a double spin to give you a good idea of what to expect from the new material. Jen and Paddy also chat with Australian singer/songwriter Ben Leece
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Interview – Joanne McCarthy
Lizzie Orley yarns with Joanne McCarthy, the award-winning journalist who sparked the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Listen to her story here and her invaluable advice and experience.
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Let’s Talk – Melissa Lucashenko & Latoya Hohepa
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Melissa Lucashenko a Goori author from NSW who grew up in Brisbane Melissa is a long term member of Sisters Inside and has attended all 9 Conferences she Chair a panel titled Why Abolition for First Nations Women? Also on the show Boe spoke with Latoya Hohepa one of the many deadly speakers at the Sisters Inside Conference.
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Deadly Choices – Steve Renouf, Sue Carbone & Peter Stoddart Episode 9
This week, Dan Rennie speaks to Steve Renouf, Sue Carbone & Peter Stoddart about World Diabetes Day as well as Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
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Let’s Talk – Sisters Inside 9th International Conference Imagining Abolition
On Let’s Talk today Boe spoke with some of the people attending Sisters Inside 9th International Conference Imagining Abolition… A World Without Prisons. Boe talked with some of the mob from Melbourne a group of 30 Aboriginal and African people who first-hand experience police profiling and racial discrimination.
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Let’s Talk – Alwyn Doolan
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Alwyn Doolan the Message Stick Walk. He is walking from Bamaga in far north Queensland to Canberra ACT.
Travelling south across the New South Wales boarder to Victoria and across to Canberra. Alwyn aims to inspire the younger generations of raising awareness of reconciliation by engaging with as many communities heading towards Canberra. Alwyn will eventually be seeking audience with the Prime Minister and the Australian Governments cabinet to submit a notice upon Treaty Re-Negotiations with First Nations People.
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Blues with a Feeling – Role Sense Of Self and Identity
Join Shaun as he takes a look at the role sense of self and identity has played in the Blues, with tracks from Shemekia Copeland, Duke Robillard, Buddy Guy, Sue Foley, Lloyd Spiegel and Kara Grainger and plenty more
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Let’s Talk – Aunty Hazel & Paddy Gibson
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with a few people from NSW first up is Aunty Hazel Collins a Gamilaraay women who is a part of the Grandmothers Against Removal in New South Wales, the second part of the show Boe speaks with Paddy Gibson Senior Researcher, Jumbunna Inst for Indigenous Education & Research from the University of Technology Sydney. On the program we talk about the NSW Liberal Government looking at changing the Adoption laws in NSW some say it is going to create another wave of stolen Aboriginal Children just like the Stolen Generation.
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Remembrance Day – Uncle Bob Blair
We pause to acknowledge our fallen diggers. Including our aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women that fought in all facets of war, including frontier wars.
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Wild Black Women – Debut On NITV.
WBW yarn cultural appropriation, crazy news and celebrate their debut on NITV.
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989fm Brekky Show – Bek Thornton
So happy to have the one and only Bek Thornton having a great chat with Jamie and Clay.
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Three Chords & The Truth – Danny Widdicombe
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy explore the topic of the Moon through music. They also chat with Australian singer/songwriter Danny Widdicombe about chasing solar eclipses and his love of all things lunar.
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Let’s Talk – Uncle Rodney Dillon
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Uncle Rodney Dillon Indigenous Rights Campaigner from Amnesty International Uncle Rodney has been campaign to raise the age of criminal responsibility for you people Australia is one of a few country that continue to lock up children at the age of 10. We talked about the recent event that have seen parts of Don Dale Youth Detention Centre on fire in recent days, over the last few years Don Dale Youth Detention Centre has been in the media for the ill treatment of Youth people.
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Deadly Choices – Kenny Hill , Jessie Domic & Preston Campbell Episode 8
On Deadly Choices Radio this week, the Deadly Choices events team Kenny Hill and Jessie Domic and league legend Preston Campbell
talk up mental health for men, school camps, touch football and a new clinic opening.
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Let’s Talk – Allan Mogerema
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with youth leader and activist from PNG, Allan Mogerema about the documentary “The Opposition No One Is Above The Law” He has been seeking justice for his community for the illegal eviction and demolition of his community in downtown Port Moresby by two Australian companies.
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Let’s Talk – Ramone Close
On Let’s Talk Boe speaks with Ramone Close organiser of The Australian Indigenous Football Championships that beings this Thursday in Logan City. Bringing Men’s and Women’s teams from all over the country to compete for the title of the best Indigenous Football team.
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Blues with a Feeling – Baby Please Don’t Get
Join Shaun for a music heavy mix as he deconstructs the philosophy behind the Blues classic Baby Please Don’t Go.
Featuring Tony Joe White, Buddy Guy, Sue Foley, Deb Ryder, Buddy Knox, Duke Robillard and plenty more.
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Wild Black Women – Marlene Longbottom
Find out why Angelina hates Halloween, why Chelsea hates migaloo politicians, and what made them & special guest Dr Marlene Longbottom wild about funding cuts to First Nations peoples.
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Troy Cassar-Daley Anniversary
Having just called Laurel Edwards to wish her a Happy Anniversary, Jamie and Clay call Troy Cassar-Daley to wish him a Happy Anniversary.
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The 989FM Brekky Show – Laurel Edwards Anniversary
Jamie talks Clay into calling his mum at “work” to wish her a Happy Anniversary………a very funny call!
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Three Chords and the Truth – Magpie Johnston
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy explore the topic of farmers and farming through music. They also have a chat with Australian singer/songwriter/organiser Magpie Johnston about ‘Make it Ran’ an initiative of Dashville Skyline to raise funds for drought stricken farmers.
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Let’s Talk – Nadine Caron
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Nadine Caron who is a First Nations woman from Canada and is the first female Indigenous surgeon. Nadine is in Australia for the 2018 NACCHO Annual Members Conference held in Brisbane. We spoke about the similarities in health issues we face as Aboriginal people in both Australia and Canada, the importance of traditional medicine and healing on country.
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Deadly Choices – Nathan Appo and Sean Yorsten Episode 7
This week on the DC Radio Show, Dan Rennie speaks with Deadly Choices Nathan Appo and Sean Yorsten about the work they have been doing across the country to promote healthy lifestyles
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Drive Show – Kurbingui Elders
On the Drive show Boe spoke with some of the Northside elders from Kurbingui about the upcoming Northside Elders Dinner,Boe speaks with Aunty Chick and Uncle Alec.
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Drive Show – Patrick Mau
On The Drive Show Boe interviewed Torres Strait Islander Hip-Hop Artist Patrick (Mau Power) Mau about his upcoming performance at the Yarrabah Band Festival, We also spoke about his song with uncle Archie Roach titled Freedom.
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Let’s Talk – Aunty Ivy Trevallion & Ken Zulumovski
On Let’s Talk this morning Karen plays the second half of her interview with Aunty Ivy is the First Torres Strait Islands about the Queensland Labor promising to introduce new laws to recognise Torres Strait Islander families’ continued use of traditional adoption if re-elected. On the second half of the program Boe speaks with Ken Zulumovski CEO of Garmada Indigenous healing and Life Training, Ken attended the NACCHO Members Conference and Annual General Meeting.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Mollie McClymont
Jamie and Clay have a chat with Mollie McClymont about all things The McClymonts.
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Breakfast Show Movie Review – A Star Is Born
Jamie & Clay yarn with Dan Rennie about the new film A Star Is Born starring Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga on the Brekky Show.
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Let’s Talk – Aunty Ivy Trevallion & Jeffery Amatto
On Let’s Talk this morning Karen speaks with Aunty Ivy Trevallion from the Torres Strait Islands, Aunty Ivy is the First Torres Strait Islander social worker having graduated from Queensland University in 1986 and the current chair of the Kupai Omasjer Working Party. Karen and Aunty Ivy talk about the Queensland Labor promising to introduce new laws to recognise Torres Strait Islander families’ continued use of traditional adoption if re-elected. On the second half of the show Boe speaks with Wendy Brookman Senior Member Services Officer from NACCHO National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation about the NACCHO Members Conference and Annual General Meeting and the first NACCHO Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth Health Conference: Future leaders of Tomorrow, Boe also speaks with Jeffery Amatto from Brothers 4 Recovery.
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Blues with a Feeling – Tony Joe White
Join Shaun as he honours Tony Joe White with classic live tracks and carefully selected songs from his new record Bad Mouthin
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Wild Black Women – Royston Sagigi-Baira
“Black Talent Time” – The Wild Black Women yarn with the very talented Royston Sagigi-Baira about his show-stopping performance on All Together Now and we let him be the judge of some up and coming Black talent.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Gospel Music
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy are taking it to church, exploring all things heavenly with their Sunday gospel brunch episode. The show will explore how gospel music has influenced modern alt country and Americana music.
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 2&10
This week Let’s Talk showcases Decolonise Your Diet, a special series by mother and son, Kaiyu and Dilany Bayles exploring thoughts and ideas that will change the way you think about Aboriginal societies, lifestyles and wellbeing before and since colonisation. In this program we feature historian, Adjunct Professor and author, Bill Gammage and Mike and Gail Quarmby who have planted over 500 bushfoods.
Deadly Choices – Dusty Fraser and Petero Civinoceva Episode 6
This week Dan Rennie speaks with Dusty Fraser and Petero Civinoceva about their work with Deadly Choices and the Senior Games for our Elders
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 3&7
This week Let’s Talk showcases Decolonise Your Diet, a special series by mother and son, Kaiyu and Dilany Bayles exploring thoughts and ideas that will change the way you think about Aboriginal societies, lifestyles and wellbeing before and since colonisation. In this program, we feature Bruce Pascoe, researcher of Aboriginal agriculture and author of Dark Emu and Professor Kerin Odae, on traditional diets and lifestyles.
Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 4&5
This week Let’s Talk showcases Decolonise Your Diet, a special series by mother and son, Kaiyu and Dilany Bayles exploring thoughts and ideas that will change the way you think about Aboriginal societies, lifestyles and wellbeing before and since colonisation. In this program, we feature Aunty Thelma Landers, a well-known Quilpie local and her life-changing swap from western foods to bush tucker and medical anthropologist, Gregory Philips, provides a national snapshot of the health and wellbeing of First Nations people.
Blues with a Feeling – New Release Monday
Join Shaun as he plays the latest releases from Buddy Guy, Sue Foley, Kara Grainger, Shemekia Copeland Andy Baylor, Buddy Know and Fiona Boyes. In addition to that, a couple of fine artists will make heir debuts on the show, Sydneys Pat Powell and Larkin Poe
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Morning Tea and Greatest hits with Troy
This morning in the 989fm studios, the 21 listeners lucky enough to win the “Morning Tea and Greatest hits with Troy” competition were treated to 2 live songs by the one and only Troy Cassar-Daley. If you were not lucky enough to win we have a little podcast treat for you here. Enjoy!
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episodes 6&8
This week Let’s Talk showcases Decolonise Your Diet, a special series by mother and son, Kaiyu and Dilany Bayles exploring thoughts and ideas that will change the way you think about Aboriginal societies, lifestyles and wellbeing before and since colonisation. In this program, we feature Clint Bussy discussing traditional approaches to health and Damon Gameau , the Australian actor best known for his documentary, That Sugar Film
Wild Black Women – Scary Stories
Today we yarned scary news, scary stories & things that freak black fullas out.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Songs Related to Domestic Violence
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs related to the issue of domestic violence. They also chat with Craig Spann founder of the ‘not on’ movement organising musicians to make noise to end violence against women.
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Let’s Talk – Jyi Lawton
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Jyi Lawton Senior Manager, Industry Engagement and Rhea Stephenson from Indigenous Business Australia, we spoke about The Futures Forum event that will be held in five regional locations across the country from March – July 2019. Each event will be a three-day intensive forum, taking you on a journey of bringing cultural principles from the past into the future and establishing long-term innovative ideas around connecting culture, business, technology and futures in meaningful and sustainable ways.
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Deadly Choices – Brandon Wakeling Episode 5
This week on Deadly Choices Radio, Dan Rennie has a yarn with Deadly Choices Ambassador and Australian weightlifter Brandon Wakeling about his DC activities and preparation for the World Weightlifting Championships. Also with National Carers Week upon us, Dee Horton from the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health talks about their Home Support Team and how they can assist carers across south east Queensland.
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Let’s Talk – Roj Amedi
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Roj Amedi a Kurdish woman who first came to Australia as a humanitarian refugee in the 1990s. Roj Amedi is the Senior Human Rights and Racial Justice Campaigner at GetUp! She is leading Color Code, a movement and platform for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and migrant communities to advocate and campaign for racial justice. Boe asks Roj about the campaign she works on After helping stop the changes to 18c in the Racial Discrimination Act and the unfair changes to the citizenship in 2017, Color Code is organising and campaigning on issues such as deaths in custody, migrant rights, and about to launch their #NoRacismInPolitics campaign during the upcoming 2018 Victorian state election.
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Let’s Talk – Dean Parkin
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe and Kaava speak with Dean Parkin from Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity, Last year Dean was heavily involved in what is now known as The Statement From The Heart in Uluru which was attended by 250 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from around the country who all were involved in local discussion in their own communities. The gathering called for a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice which would be able to speak to Parliament, and the establishment of a Makarrata Commission which would lay the foundation for a Treaty between federal and state governments and the First Nations.
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Blues with a Feeling – Restless Spirit
Join Shaun as he explores the concept of the Restless Spirit with songs from Duke Robillard, Sue Foley, Jonny Tucker Kara Grainger Lyndsay Beaver, Geoff Achison and Buddy Guy.
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Let’s Talk – Uncle Col & Heather Burke
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Uncle Col and Heather Burke form Flinders University. We talked about the Native Mounted Police research, Heather is undertaking in QLD with the guidance of Uncle Col and other First Nations people.
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Wild Black Women – The Bachelor and Goat Yoga
Today we were joined by migaloo correspondent Imojen with J to yarn news, the Bachelor and Goat Yoga.
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The 989fm Brekky Show – Graham Moes
On the Brekky Show this morning looping extraordinaire Graham Moes plays the most impressive song, playing all tracks. A MUST LISTEN!!
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Three Chords and the Truth – Streets of New Orleans
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs from the streets of New Orleans.
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Let’s Talk – Australian Indigenous Football Championship
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Ramone Close, Jade North and Kirrily Phillips. Ramone Close is the founder of the Australian Indigenous Football Championship that is being held in Logan city next month from the 8th to the 10th of November, Jade North captained Brisbane Roar and played a key part in the 14/15 premiership and championship double. This is Kirrily Phillips is the Manager and Founder of Jinda Magic and play for AC Carina. All the guest spoke about the excitement of the upcoming Australian Indigenous Football Championship and the need for more Aboriginal involvement in the sport.
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Deadly Choices – Torita Blake, NDIS and Vision Services
With regular host Shene Clements resting up after the QMC and Koori Knockout, 98.9FM presenter, Karen Dorante, steps into the Deadly Choices Radio hot seat to yarn with Paralympian and Deadly Choices Ambassador, Torita Blake, the IUIH NDIS team and we shine a light on vision services provided at AMS clinics across south-east.
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Let’s Talk – Kira Knight
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Kira Knight young Yorta Yorta person who host and started a Facebook page called “Beautiful Talented and Deadly Plus Memes & Politics” that has a following of 6 thousand people, Kira talked about wanting to create a safe space for LGBTIQ Aboriginal people online.
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989FM Brekky Show- Tom Dunn
On the Brekky Show this morning Jamie Dunn and Clay Cassar-Daley yarn with the inspiring Tom Dunn. Tom will attempt a 4,825km self supported triathlon the length of Australia’s mainland (North to South: Cape York to Wilsons Promontory) to raise awareness and funds for MITS, the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School.
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Let’s Talk – Phil Mairu
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Phil Mairu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Organiser at the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) and he is also Queensland and NT organiser for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Unit. On the program this morning we talked about racism in the education sector and the sad reality of preparing our children for a life with racism.
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Blues with a Feeling – Otis Rush
Join Shaun as he pays tribute to the great Otis Rush. Tracks from his early years and a wonderful live show recorded at the San Francisco Blues Festival in 1985.
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Let’s Talk – Larissa Baldwin
Larissa Baldwin joins Boe Spearim to talk about her new role with Get Up and the campaigns she plans to push against mining.
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Wild Black Women – Gwenda Stanley
From sports to politics the Wild Black Women get wild this week and are joined in the studio with frontline warrior from FISTT sister Gwenda Stanley.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Chris Pickering
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth
Paddy and Jen play a selection of freshly released Americana and Alt country tracks from Australian artists and have a chat with songsmith Chris Pickering.
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Deadly Choices – Deadly Events Calendar Episode 4
Deadly Choices Radio tonight at 6pm! Tune in for our yarn tonight with Deadly Choices Program Development Officers Sam and Luke speak about the deadly events calendar.
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Let’s Talk – Luke Pearson
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Luke Pearson Founder and CEO of Indigenous X a Twitter profile with over 41 thousand followers and 400 host.
At Indigenous X they actively challenge stereotypes of the Indigenous community.
IndigenousX are utilising the opportunities of the emerging digital ecosystem, the hosts become publishers, distributors and creators of news and information.
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Let’s Talk – Emily Wells & Shontae Wright
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Alethea Beetson manager and founder of Digi Youth Arts I also speak with Emily Wells and Shontae Wright from DYA, both Emily and Shontae tell us how they got involved with Digi Youth Arts.
Also mentioned is the sign up day on the 13th of October for Digi Youth Arts if you know any mob aged from 8-25 head to Digi Youth Arts to find out more about the sign up day.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Topic Of Farmers
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen and Paddy explore the topic of farmers and farming through music. They also have a chat with Australian singer/songwriter/organiser Magpie Johnston about ‘Make it Ran’ an initiative of Dashville Skyline to raise funds for drought stricken farmers.
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Sports Talk
Its Grand final time! This week the boys preview every grand final taking place over the weekend, with the AFL GF to be played between Collingwood and West Coast Eagles.
The Women’s final to be played between The Broncos and The Roosters as well as the main match, Storm taking on the Roosters, this will be the storms chance to send Billy out as a winner. This game has massive implications for the Australian number 3 jersey with the old bull Will Chambers taking on the young buck Latrell Mitchell. Tune in!
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Wild Black Women – UQ NAIDOC Music Culture Art Festival
Wild Black Women emcee The UQ NAIDOC Music Culture Art Festival.
The event was held at UQ St Lucia Campus in Brisbane on the 2nd of August 2018.
This year’s theme; “Because of her, we can” was celebrated with talented Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performers, artists and dancers. Head line act Baker boy from the Yolungu tribe continues to gain many fans.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Discover The Genre Of Cowpunk
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs from the genre of Cowpunk. Where country music meets punk attitude and style!
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Let’s Talk – Karrina Nolan
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Karrina Nolan who is Yorta Yorta and the director of Original Power a small community-focused organisation that aims to build the power of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through collective action.
Over the past 15 years Karrina has been involved in supporting First Nations people in different parts of the country fight for the protection of their lands and water, in the Northern Territory against the dumping of used uranium and recently against the now lifted moratorium on Fracking in the NT she is also supporting traditional owner in Qld fight against mining giant Adani.
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Let’s Talk – Latoya Aroha Hohepa
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Latoya Aroha Hohepa who is a Wiradjuri and Māori Woman residing on stolen Kaurna country (Adelaide), the 26th of September marks two years since Latoya and her family lost older brother Wayne “Fella” Morrison in Prison Custody at Yatala Prison in South Australia.
Two years on and the family is still seeking justice and the people involved in Wayne’s death are held accountable, Latoya also spoke about how the family has dealt with this over the last two years.
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Deadly Choices – Grand Final Preview Episode 3
Catch up on Episode 2 of the Deadly Choices Radio Show.
On this weeks show, rugby league legend Steve Renouf and recent NRL Hall of Fame inductee Petero Civinoceva as well as AFLW star Ally Anderson from the Brisbane Lions, and of course our deadly host Shene discuss the upcoming AFL & NRL Grand Finals as well as the success of the AFLW and the WNRL competitions.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun for a collection of songs selected as an antidote to the lack of truth in politics. Featuring Buddy Guy, John Mayall, Kara Grainger, Deb Ryder, Elvin Bishop, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and plenty more.
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Let’s Talk – Tammy Solonec & Belinda Lowe
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Amnesty International Advocates – Tammy Solonec & Belinda Lowe about the need to raise the age of incarcerating young people in Australia, at the moment Australia is one of a few country around the world that still lock up young people at the age of 10.
Also on the discussion panel are Academics -Professor Chris Cunneen, Dr Janet Hammill & Uncle Randal Ross who runs Red Dust Healing.
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Wild Black Women -Lies, Tries And Whys Of News Week.
Wild Black Women yarn the lies, tries and whys of the news week.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Leading Ladies of Soul
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs from the leading ladies of soul. Soul mamas!
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Let’s Talk – Mayor Alf Lacey & Aunty Jenifer Ketchell
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe spoke with some mob from Palm Island Mayor Alf Lacey and Aunty Jennifer Ketchell about 100 years of Palm Island.
Both Mayor Lacey and Aunty Jennifer are down with a large group of people from Palm Island that include elders, young people and some traditional dancers who have an exhibition at the Queensland State Library opening on Saturday the 22nd of September. The exhibition showcases the transformation of Palm Island the people and polices that have shaped the Island.
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Deadly Choices – Brisbane Broncos NRLW players
The very first Deadly Choices Radio Show features host, Shené Clemments yarning up with Brisbane Broncos NRLW players, Tallisha Harden – a Deadly Choices Ambassador – and Amber Pilley, about women in league, Murri Carnival and role models.
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Let’s Talk – Marni Tuala
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Marni Tuala who is a proud Bundjalung and Wonnarua woman who grew up in Far Northern NSW.
Marni Tuala is a mother of five jarjums, Marni changed career paths from Law to Midwifery in 2013. Without looking back on her career change Marni has been appointed the New South Wales Director and Deputy President of (CATSINaM) Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives.
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Let’s Talk – Marbuck Speedy
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Marbuck Speedy – Duroux, Gavin Walker family members to the Bowraville children who was murdered in the 1990s and David Shoebridge Greens Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council, we talked about the New South Wales high court’s decision to reject the families bid to try man over the murder of the three Aboriginal children in the 1990s in Bowraville NSW.
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The Brekky Show – Knowledge up
On the Brekky Show this morning Jamie and Clay chat with Gubbi Gubbi man Lyndon Davis for part 1 of Knowledge Up. Lyndon informs the boys on the land, the language and a general insight into the Gubbi Gubbi people.
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Blues with a Feeling – Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Join Shaun as he chats with guest Kenny Wayne Shepherd about his new album Lay It On Down and his upcoming Australian gigs and plays a bunch of songs from Kenny’s back catalogue.
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The Brekky Show – The McClymonts
Oh Look who popped in to see Jamie and Clay this morning, its only THE MCCLYMONTS !!!!
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Wild Black Women – Get Advice From Aunty.
In the week that was WBW remember the children that were and also get advice from Aunty.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Americana/Alt Country Songs
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen are in the doghouse and play a selection of Americana/Alt country songs about dogs.
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Let’s Talk – Kagun Fogarty
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Kagun Fogarty about the work he does with school children.
We talk about education and how he adapts cultural learnings in to helping improve learning in schools. For some of the kids in the workshop Kagun mixes mathematics and science in his teachings and talks about how Aboriginal people have been practicing this for over 60 thousand years.
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The Brekky Show – No Standing For Anthem
Jamie and Clay discuss the controversy surrounding the young girl who chose not to stand for the Australian Anthem in a Brisbane school.
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Let’s Talk – Rhianna Patrick
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Rhianna Patrick a proud Torres Strait Islander woman who has over 20 years of experience in radio.
Rhianna started in radio at 989fm in 2008 while studying a Bachelor of the Arts with a double major in Journalism at the University of Queensland, Rhianna’s work has taken her all over the East Coast working in rural areas as well as cities hosting shows to news reader. Rhianna is now based in Brisbane hosting her own show on ABC every Sunday evening.
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The Brekky Show – Seleen McAlister
Listen to this!! Seleen McAlister yarning with Jamie and Clay on the Brekky Show.
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The Brekky Show – Caller Florian
A surprising story emerged this morning on the Brekky Show from caller Florian about his escape from communist Romania.
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Blues with a Feeling – New Releases
With Shaun overrun by new releases, join him as he throws them all into the Blues With A Feeling pot and serves up a tasty stew chock full of Buddy Guy, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Deb Ryder, Gina Sicilia, Josh Smith, Eric Lindell and plenty more
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Let’s Talk – Koori Radio
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with some of the mob from Koori Radio who were in Brisbane last week for Big Sound.
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The Brekky Show – Mark Riordan and Beau Keeble
Mark Riordan and Nunga man Beau Keeble dropped in this morning on the Brekky Show with Jamie and Clay to talk all things Poetry.
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Sports Talk
Big Sports Talk this evening, it’s Final’s Week! As we reach the pointy end of the season it’s do or die for some teams, so expecting fire works from all respective clashes. Also this week the boys are joined by Premier Guitarist and Aussie Singer-Songwriter Brad Butcher, Brad is a 989fm favorite and will have a huge announcement about his up-coming gig on the show, tune in!
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Interview – Deejay
Dan along with trainees Maddie and Alby speak with Deejay who sells The Big Issue in West End. He’s saving for his very holiday at the age of 28. Here’s the yarn with Deejay and his story.
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Wild Black Women – Tony Abbott
Wild Black Women yarn silly stories, news & Tony Abbott special envoy.
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The Brekky Show – Lyndon Davis – The Booin Gari Festival
On the Brekky show today Clay and Jamie Yarn with Lyndon Davis about the Booin Gari Festival, a celebration of Indigenous culture on the Sunshine Coast. The Festival includes cultural immersion in music, traditional art and craft, story telling, Festival workshops and performance.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018 | 9:30 AM to Tuesday, September 25 2018 | 3:00 PM Noosaville Lions Park.
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Three Chords and the Truth – Alt Country Bands
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of songs from Alt country bands
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Let’s Talk – Kaava Watson and Jacob McQuire
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe was joined by Kaava Watson and NIRS Journalist Jacob McQuire, We spoke about the Original 100 playlist 989fm launch at the start of the year, We also spoke about Channel 7 Sunrise segment early this year on the Stolen Generation breaching the ACMA code and Nike’s new ad endorsing Colin Kaepernick that has sparked outrage among white American’s.
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Let’s Talk – Indi Clarke
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Indi Clarke who is a proud Mutti Mutti & Lardil man with ties to Yorta Yorta, Wemba Wemba and Boon Wurrung he is the Executive Officer for the Koorie Youth Council in Victoria. We spoke about the Koorie Youth Councils new report that came out last week called NGAGA – DJI (Hear Me) captures the voices and experiences of Aboriginal children in Victoria’s youth justice system. This is the first time that these children will have their voices heard, giving Victoria the chance to understand how policy choices affect their lives and the future of our communities.
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Hot Country interview- Beccy Cole
Joshie’O & Kui had a chat with Beccy Cole about music career, her life and what’ still to come. Beccy in Joshie O’s opinion is a national treasure and her music is a gift that speaks truth and love. This is a great listen if you like Beccy or if your a musician trying to make it in the industry.
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Let’s Talk – Meg & Carly
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe spoke with two First Nations sisters from the new group called “No Gatton Women’s Prison” Meg Rodaughan and Carly Baque, No Gatton Women’s Prison is a newly formed group. Based in Brisbane working towards stopping the Queensland Government from expanding the prison industry and allowing Serco to run its first women’s prison in the world.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun for nothing but title tracks this week. with songs by The Paladins, The Nick Moss Band, Rory Block, Geoff Achison, Buddy Guy and many more
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Let’s Talk – Ramesh Fernandez
Today Boe Spearim speaks to Ramesh Fernandez , CEO and co-founder of RISE – an Australian welfare and advocacy group for and by refugees and ex-detainees – about the record of Australia’s new prime minister, Scott Morrison, on refugees and asylum seekers.
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Wild Black Women- Brother Bryan.
Wild Black Women recap the week that was with brother Bryan.
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Sports Talk
Big Sports Talk, as the boys are joined by Deadly Choices Ambassadors, Petero Civinoceiva and Talisha Harden, talking sport and the up-coming IUIH Activation at Suncorp Stadium!
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Three Chords and the Truth – Americana Movie Soundtracks
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen play a selection of Americana songs found in movie soundtracks.
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Let’s Talk – Yolande Brown
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with co-choreographer Yolande Brown and senior dancer Jasmin Sheppard from Bangarra’s Dark Emu who are on a national tour. The show is based on the deadly book by Uncle Bruce Pascoe “Dark Emu Black Seeds”. Yolande and Jasmin spoke about how excited both was about turning this great book in to a show and touring it around the country, also mentioning the importance of what farmers today can learn from Aboriginal history and how to farm sustainably.
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Decolonise Your Diet- Last Episode
Episode 10 “A Bushtucker Health Revolution” – Interview with Mike and Gayle Quarmby. Mike and Gail planted over 500,000 bushfood plants on Aboriginal communities
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Let’s Talk – Lorena Allam
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Lorena Allam Indigenous affairs Editor from The Guardian Australia, we spoke about the Deaths Inside Database herself and others from The Guardian worked on over a number of months. The Database details how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have died as a result of interactions with Police officers and Prison Guards over the last 10 years.
On the second half of Let’s Talk Boe is joined live in the studio by Karen and Kaava regular host of Let’s Talk we yarn about Kaava resent trip to Canberra and being at Parliament while the Libs Spill was well under way.
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Let’s Talk – Chris Graham Gaza Trip
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Chris Graham Editor of New Matilda, about Chris’s recent trip as a passenger on the Freedom Flotilla Coalition heading for the Gaza, while in International waters the Israeli military stopped and boarded the Freedom Flotilla Coalition arresting all passengers.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun for “Wild Women Get The Blues”. Inspired in no small part by Aretha Franklins passing, you’ll hear another of Shauns crack selection of songs by the likes of Shemekia Copeland, Sue Foley, Janiva Magness and many more
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Anthony Symes from Second Rodeo clothing speaking with 989fm from the Muster
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Dan & Josh caught up with Golden Guitar winner Brad Butcher at the 2018 Gympie Music Muster
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Drew McAlister catches up with Dan from the Muster
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Alt county troubadour Lachlan Bryan spent some time with us reminiscing about the good ol days
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Dan & Josh spoke to emerging country artist Imogen Clarke live at the Muster
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Dan & Josh spoke with Clay’s mum and Dad from the Muster
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Dan spoke to Funny man Pete Denahy from the Muster
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Tim Daley from CMC givse us some cooking tips from the 2018 Gympie Muster, ahead of his world famous fish taco dinner (he even makes his own tortillas).
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Dan & Josh caught up with Tassie boys The Wolfe Brothers backstage at the 2018 Gympie Music Muster.
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Interview- Gympie Music Muster
Dan & Josh spoke with Australian alt country singer songwriter Andrew Swift at the Gympie Muster
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Aboriginal women are Black women too
Chelsea Bond, co-host of 98.9MFs Wild Black Women reflects on ‘that’ interview with Trevor Noah over ‘that’ joke.
Check out Chelsea’s article written for NITV in the link below.
Aboriginal women are Black women too
If you missed the interview, you can catch up online here.
Wild Black Women – Trevor Noah
Today WBW Angelina Hurley and Chelsea Bond sit with Trevor Noah before his first show in Australia.
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Three Chords and the Truth – The Weather
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen explore the Americana/Alt Country songs all about the weather
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Let’s Talk – Healing Foundation CEO Richard Weston
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Richard Weston CEO of the Healing Foundation, We speak about A new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare that the Healing Foundation commissioned to highlight the need to change policies and services regarding the impact of intergenerational Trauma on the Stolen Generations in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia.
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 9
Question & Answers with Documentary makers Kaiyu Bayles and her son Tiga Bayles Jnr
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Let’s Talk – Millie Telford & Phil Marrii
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with the mob from SEED Millie Telford National Director and Phil Marrii SEED Community Organiser. We spoke about the NT campaign against Fracking, Phil First few days as a SEED Organiser and how SEED Organisers builds up community members to run campaigns.
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Let’s Talk – John Brady
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with John Brady, we talk about the Brisbane Blacks Murri football side he and others are entering in for the Queensland Murri Rugby League Carnival held this year in Townsville they are looking for support to help get the team up to the Carnival, we talk about the history of Murri Rugby League in Brisbane.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun for a tribute to the late great Aretha Franklin with a classic live performance from the Queen of Soul
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Let’s Talk – Emma-Kate Rose & Robert Pekin
Kaava Watson speaks to Emma-Kate Rose and Robert Pekin from Food Connect, an social enterprise transforming the local food system in Brisbane.
For the last decade Food Connect has sought to create a fair and ethical system where producers and consumers mutually benefit from healthy, fresh, ecologically grown food. This week they’re launching a new initiative inviting the public to purchases shares to pay for a new warehouse – Food Connect Shed.
For more info: https://www.foodconnectshed.com.au/
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Wild Black Women
‘Wild Black Women’ Chelsea Bond and Angelina Hurley talk about all the things that made them ‘wild’ this week.
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Three Chords and the Truth – New Zealand
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen explore the American /Alt Country music coming out of New Zealand.
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Let’s Talk – Tammy Solonec
On let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Amnesty International’s Indigenous Rights Manager Tammy Solonec about Western Australia must end solitary confinement of children. The report found the young people were ‘probably’ held in conditions that constituted solitary confinement under international law and, if so the Department of Justice was in breach of the UN Convention against Torture. Amnesty International welcomes the report’s five recommendations, addressing the main allegations raised by the organisation.
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 8
“That Sugar Film” – Interview with filmmaker Damon Gameau, Award winning Documentary Filmmaker.
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Blues with a Feeling
Shaun is joined in studio by Geoff Achison to chat about and listen to Geoff’s new album Sovereign Town
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Let’s Talk – Uncle Rodney Dillon and Belinda Lowe
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Indigenous Rights Campaigners from Amnesty International Australia Uncle Rodney Dillon and Belinda Lowe. We spoke about the action they held outside of Parliament house last week. They held a display of 150 teddy bears and soft toys in a prison cell outside Queensland Parliament House, representing the 150 Queensland childhoods lost each year by children aged 10-13 being locked in children’s prisons. The event marked International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples today, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day on Saturday.
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Wild Black Women
Wild Black Women – Black Bridezilla is ba-ack! And so too is WBW Book Club with a deadly review.
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Decolonise your Diet- Episode 7
Episode 7 “Professor Kerin Odae” – On this weeks episode of We yarn with Professor Kerin Odae.
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Lets Talk -Melissa Lucashenko
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Goorie writer Melissa Lucashenko, writer of adult literary fiction and literary non-fiction, who has also written novels for teenagers. We yarn about her new book “Too Much Lip”, we also speak about her early life growing up in Brisbane and how she got in to writing.
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Let’s Talk – Professor Lyndall Ryan
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Professor Lyndall Ryan from University of Newcastle and is a part of the University’s Centre for 21st Century Humanities and the Centre for the History of Violence. We spoke about Professor Lyndall Ryan’s work around creating a map of the Massacres that have taken place around Australia from 1788 till the 1960s. In stage two of her research they added 81 new Massacre sites around Australia. Northern Territory 19, South Australia 13, Queensland 28, New South Wales 17, Victoria 1, Tasmania 3.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun this week for a selection of songs that shine a light on our decision making processes and the results that we’re left with. Artists included Shemekia Copeland, Dave Hole, Geoff Achison, Sue Foley, Tommy Castro and more.
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Let’s Talk – Alan MacSporran
Kaava Watson is joined by Alan MacSporran QC who chairs the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) . They discuss the role of the CCC, its history and how it’s engaging and working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people communities across the state.
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Wild Black Women – Jungali Brady
Wild Black Women in the studio with Jungali (Troy) Brady LIVE!
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Three Chords and the Truth
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen explore the music from the genre of Folk Rock and speak with Australian singer songwriter Dan Parsons.”
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Tony Motson – Interview
Dan catches up with longtime station sponsor Tony Motson from Motson’s Automotive who is retiring.
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Let’s Talk – Maylene Slater-Burns
Maylene Slater-Burns from the Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC) talks about the importance of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day on 4th August. Sophia Marinos from Legs on the Wall and David Cole from Balanu Foundation talk about a new production Man with the Iron Neck written by and starring Ursula Yovich and social media personality Tibian Wyles (TIBS Vines).
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 6
Episode 6 “Traditional Approaches To Health” – Interview with Clint Bussy – We discuss Historical Diet transition/ Health transition, Food security and health benefits of traditional foods.
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Let’s Talk – Jeffery Amatto and Steve Morris
Brothers 4 Recovery is a raw and empowering school and community tour delivered by 2 men who share their life’s stories and how to overcome and prevent Drug and Alcohol addiction. Co-founders Jeffery Amatto and Steve Morris popped into 98.9fm for a yarn with Kaava Watson and Karen Dorante before heading off to Cherbourg.
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Let’s Talk – Murruwah Johnson and Uncle Walter
On Let’s Talk Boe speaks with Murruwah Johnson and Uncle Walter Echo Hawk First Nations men from America, Uncle Walter and Murruwah speak about the importance of protecting country making links with other indigenous people around the world.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun for a dance heavy, groove laden show this week. with tracks from Jon Cleary, Poppa Chubby, Janiva Magness and Blues Arcadia and plenty more
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Let’s Talk – Keenan Mundine
On Let’s Talk Boe speaks with Keenan Mundine Biripi and Wakka Wakka men from Sydney, Keenan speaks about his tough up bringing in Redfern being separated from his siblings at a young age hanging around the wrong crowd getting in to drugs and crime and a life of crime from the age of 14 till his late 20s Keenan was in and out of Prison. turning his life around after getting out of prison for the last time saw him turn his life around and use himself as an example that Prison and drugs isn’t a life worth living.
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Sports Talk
It’s World cup time and this week the boys are joined by Ramone Close from the Warrigals, to chat the game with the round ball, as well as breaking down this week’s Rugby League fixtures
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Wild Black Women
Wild Black Women yarn all things Trevor Noah with special guest brother Fred Havea Bulanyi Leone.
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Three Chords and the Truth
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy and Jen share some of their favourite tunes from the last few months. A mixbag!
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Let’s Talk – First Nation Curator Tina Baum
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks to First Nation Curator Tina Baum and First Nations Artist Judy Watson about “Defying Empire”, The exhibition features artworks of various media, from painting on canvas and bark, to weaving and sculpture, video, prints, photography, metalwork and glass work. Tina and Judy speak about the importance of making work that shakes the core of non-Indigenous people to get them to reflect of the history and treatment of First Nations people. The “Defying Empire is a free and runs until 11 November at UQ Art Museum University Dr, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 4072
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 5
Episode 5 Amazing Results Using Bushfoods” – We catch up with aunty Thelma ‘Bubsy’ Lander, who says trading a diet of western junk food and alcohol for the traditional Aboriginal cuisine of kangaroo tail and emu meat has helped her to lose 48 kilograms.
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Let’s Talk – Director Dean Gibson
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks to Dean Gibson Director of Wik vs Queensland the documentary tells the story of the Wik Peoples of Cape York and their native title claim in the High Court of Australia in 1996 we talked about the importance of this documentary to young Wik people today, Dean has been in the film industry for 14 years.
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Let’s Talk – Karlie Stewart
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Karlie Stewart who has worked extensively with young people and is part of the Healing Foundation Interim Youth Advisory Group, which serves an advisory role for the Healing Foundation, Joel Wenitong from Last and Michael Galluzzo also from the Healing Foundation. We spoke about the Our Healing Our Future a Youth Webinar that is on today (24/07/18) in Brisbane, The Healing Foundation has released new educational resources today which explain where Inter generational Trauma comes from and how it is impacting on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun as he explores that classic Blues theme “Night time is the right time” with tracks from Shemekia Copeland, Buddy Guy, Tom Hambridge, Deb Ryder and plenty more.
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Let’s Talk – Celeste Liddle
On Let’s Talk today, Celeste Liddle, Aboriginal feminist and commentator, shares her views on the so-called “African gang” crisis in Melbourne whipped up by mainstream media and politicians. She says these fear tactics allow for states to impose increased surveillance and police powers while not tackling real social issues.
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Joshie’O Show – Kasey Chambers Interview
I must say Kasey is one of the most kind hearted and beautiful people I have ever met. Her music speaks truth and shows emotion which is relatable. Nothing will ever top that experience. Part of me just wanted to jump on that tour bus just to be able to listen to her sing. I also stayed around after the interview for her campfire tour and I have never heard an artist have vocals as good or as better than as Kasey does. She’s an inspiration and I cannot wait to see what is to come. Also make sure you check out her campfire album. My favorites are the campfire song, Early Graves and Go on your way. I suggest trying to see her live if it’s not sold out near you because you won’t regret it
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Wild Black Women
Wild Black Women pay tribute at the Gathering NAIDOC special Queen Mall, Brisbane.
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Three Chords and the Truth
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy is joined by special guest co-host 8 Ball Aitken to explore the genre of Swamp Blues.
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Let’s Talk – Padraic Gibson
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Padraic Gibson Researcher at Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research at UTS and Paul Dungay a family member of David Dungay who lost his life in December 2015 in Long Bay jail in Sydney. The family of David are in Sydney for two weeks for the court hearing to find out who is responsible for the death of David.
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 4
DYD Episode 4 “A National Snapshot of the health and wellbeing of First Nation People” Deadly yarn with the deadly Gregory Phillips on Decolonise Your Diet.
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Let’s Talk – Tony Birch
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe speaks with Tony Birch who is the inaugural Bruce McGuinness professorial research fellow in the Moondani Balluk Academic Centre at Victoria University. We spoke about climate change also “Because Of Her We Can” the national NAIDOC theme this year his writing and academic life and growing up as a ‘Fitzroy Blak’ in the 1970s in Melbourne.
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Drive- Granger Smith interview
Eli racking up some international minutes speaking with Granger Smith direct from Las Veges- Granger said, we will be seeing him (even more) country alter-ego ‘Earl Dibbles Jnr. When he takes to the stage at Groundwater’.
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Drive – Bill Chambers interview
THE MAN> THE LEGEND. Bill Chambers call into yarn all things country music, with a particular focus on the Groundwater gig locked in for late July (27-29th).
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Drive -O’Shea interview
Elijah and Lizzie chat with Husband and Wife duo, Mark and Jay O’Shea about their up-coming performance at Groundwater Country music Festival, today the duo are based Nashville, working tirelessly on their craft. Delivering a punchy, unique brand of country music.
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Let’s Talk – CEO Debbie Kilroy
On Let’s talk this morning Boe and Kaava spoke with the CEO of Sisters Inside Debbie Kilroy. We yarn about the deadly work sister inside have been doing supporting women who are incarcerated, we also spoke about the new privatised women’s prison in Gatton run by Serco.
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Blues with a Feeling
Join Shaun as he takes a look at Newtons Third Theory via the music of Selwyn Birchwood, Marcia Ball, Tom Hambridge, JW Jones,Lloyd Spiegel and Oscar Wilson amongst others
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Wild Black Women
Wild Black Women reclaiming their time at Musgrave Park Family Fun Day NAIDOC #becauseofherwecan.
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Three Chords and the Truth
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Paddy flies solo and explores the Vietnam War through song. Paddy also has a chat with Australian artist John Flanagan.
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Let’s Talk – Leesa Watego
This morning on Let’s Talk Boe speaks with Leesa Watego and Mel from the Brisbane Deadly Runners & Walkers. We spoke about the importance of running and walking we also spoke about how they both got involved with the Deadly runners and we finished the show talking about NAIDOC week and the Theme “Because Of Her We Can”
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 3
Did you know that Aboriginal people were the first people in the world to make bread, 15,000 years in advance of the Egyptians? or that we have the manufacture in the world? These are important facts- we should all share our pride that this country was a leader in human development. join us for out 3rd episode of Decolonise Your Diet with uncle Bruce Pascoe, author of the winning book Dark Emu.
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Let’s Talk – Danny Teece-Johnson and Rhianna Patrick
To mark NAIDOC Week and this year’s theme “Because of Her, We Can”, Karen Dorante speaks to First Nations media personalities including Danny Teece-Johnson from NITV, Dan Rennie from 98.9FM and ABC Brisbane’s Rhianna Patrick.
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Wild Black Women
This week on Wild Black Women, Angelina is away but Imojen with a J steps in to explain why anti-racism is so white, and why white people ‘dance in the dark’. She also has an alternative theme song for WBW to test out!
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Let’s Talk – Uncle Rodney Dillon and Belinda Lowe
On Let’s Talk this morning Boe spoke with Uncle Rodney Dillon and Belinda Lowe both from Amnesty International and are Indigenous Rights Campaigners, we spoke about how Australia is one of a few nations that lock up young people as young as 10 years old in prison Amnesty International are campaigning to raise the age to 14 years old.
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Decolonise Your Diet – Episode 2
Decolonise your diet, a show that will make you change the way you think about hunting, gathering, and bush tucker in general, with hosts Dilany and Kaiyu Bayles.
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Let’s Talk – Kaleesha Morris Part 2
On Let’s Talk we we hear part two of Boe’s interview with Kaleesha Morris from the Gumbaynggirr nation, they continue a yarn about language Naidoc and young Aboriginal people.
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Let’s Talk – Kaleesha Morris Part 1
On Let’s Talk we hear part one of Boe’s interview with Kaleesha Morris from the Gumbaynggirr nation, they yarn about language Naidoc and young Aboriginal people.
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Blues with a Feeling
The devils in the detail this week. Join Shaun for a selection of songs from Tom Hambridge, Sue Foley, Buddy Guy, Selwyn Birchwood, Lloyd Spiegel, De