In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim attended the Pre-Orientation Program (POP Week) hosted by The Oodgeroo Unit at QUT; POP Week is designed to familiarise commencing Aboriginal & Torres Strait Island students with University life. On the program, I yarn with Kat Dorante, Aunty Kerry Charlton and Ella Budge.

To hear information about QUT Students head to Let’s Talk – QUT Pre-Orientation Program Week Podcast.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

QUT Pre-Orientation Program (POP week) hosted by The Oodgeroo Unit at Queensland University of Technology Interviews.

2020-02-11 Boe interviews Uncle Cheg (Elder)

2020-02-11 Boe interviews Tristian Mc Coy (QUT Student)

2020-02-11 Boe interviews Tuscany Abala (QUT Student)

2020-02-11 Lizzie interviews Hayden Bartlett (QUT Student Ambassador)

2020-02-11 Lizzie interviews Katalin Csatlos (QUT Projects and Events Support Officer)

2020-02-11 Lizzie interviews Leilani Munns (QUT Student Ambassador)

2020-02-11 Lizzie interviews Jed Fraser (QUT Masters Student)

 

 

 

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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim and Alice Currie talk about Pre-Orientation Program (POP week) hosted by The Oodgeroo Unit at Queensland University of Technology. Also on the program, Boe plays interviews he and Lizzie Orley recorded last year from the QUT Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Pre-Graduation Ceremony Dinner for Indigenous students graduating.

 

QUT Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Pre-Graduation Ceremony Interviews

04/12/2019 Alice Currie (QUT Graduate) and Tina Currie (Mother)

04/12/2019 Lizzie interviews Kathryn Dorante (QUT Student)

04/12/2019 Lizzie interviews Laura Christie (QUT Graduate)

04/12/2019 Boe interviews Jed Fraser (QUT Student)

04/12/2019 Boe and Lizzie interview Kein Blackman (QUT Graduate)

04/12/2019 Boe interviews Julie Cook (Director of Oodgeroo Unit at QUT)

04/12/2019 Lizzie interviews Seth Willie (Learning Support Officer at Ooderoo Unit, QUT)

04/12/2019 Boe and Lizzie interviews Bianca Hunt (Indigenous Engagement and Partnerships Coordinator at SBS)

 

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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim and Lizzie Orley chat about The Original 100 they play some of the top 10 and chat about some of the meanings behind The Original 100 playlist, they also remind the listeners that The Original 100 is now up on the 989fm Spotify account.

We hope you enjoy The Original 100 2020 playlist.
Please note not all 100 songs are available on this Spotify as they have not been uploaded to the platform by the said artist.

Click here to listen on our Spotify playlist and much much more.

 

If you would like to know more about The Original 100 head to The Original 100 Always Was Always Will Be article.

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All the way from Inala to West End the Wild Black Women yarn today everything from Sport, Welcome to Country, Blak Humour and Blak Conferencing. Check it out, people!

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At 989FM we’ve always known of the importance of First Nations voices to be heard on radio, that’s why at the end of 2017 we decided to create The Original 100 a playlist to be played on the 26^th of January the playlist encompasses a 100 song from Aboriginal & Torres Striate Islander people from around the continent that speaks of our struggles and triumphs.

 

 

 

 

Interviews on the day

Jack Latimore: Dan speaks with NITV’s Jack Latimore around Invasion Day.

Chris Crebbin: Dan caught up with Chris Crebbin who was a part of the Sunrise Ceremony for NITV.

Kelly Kemp: Kelly Kemp from My Murri Kitchen stopped by with Dan & Clay during the Original 100 broadcast to talk about the upcoming My Murri Kitchen radio show.

Jhindu Lawrie: Jhindu Lawrie kicked off with Dan & Clay for the Original 100 with a deadly yarn around Invasion Day and a live song.

If you would like to know more about The Original 100 head to the following stories:

Let’s Talk – Boe and Lizzie chat about the Top 10 songs from The Original 100 Countdown

The Original 100 “Always Was Always Will Be” 2020

Let’s Talk – Dan Rennie, Clay Cassar-Daley & Lizzie Orley

We hope you enjoy The Original 100 2020 playlist.
Please note not all 100 songs are available on this Spotify as they have not been uploaded to the platform by the said artist.

Click here to listen on our Spotify playlist and much much more.

Full list of songs that made it to 2020 – Original 100

#	Song title	Artist
1	Treaty	Yothu Yindi
2	My Island Home	Warumpi Band
3	Anthem	Tiddas
4	Coz I’m Free	Christine Anu
5	Took The Children Away	Archie Roach
6	Black Boy	Coloured Stone
7	Better in Blak	Thelma Plum
8	Blackfella Whitefella	Warumpi Band
9	Sunshine on A Rainy Day	Christine Anu
10	January 26th	A.B. Original ft Dan Sultan
11	Native Tongue	Mojo Juju
12	From little things big things grow	Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody
13	Black Smoke	Emily Wurramara
14	Freedom Ride	Troy Cassar-Daley ft Paul Kelly
15	Fight	Loren Ryan
16	Dumb Things	A.B Original ft Paul Kelly
17	Homecoming Queen	Thelma Plum
18	My Sister	Tiddas
19	Koori Rose	Roger Knox
20	Inanay	Tiddas
21	The Children Came Back	Briggs, Gurrumul Yunupingu and Dewayne Everettsmith
22	Blak Woman	Mauiral Spearim
23	Tribal Voice	Yothu Yindi
24	Charcoal Lane	Archie Roach
25	Dream Out Loud	Troy Cassar-Daley
26	How Much Does Your Love Cost?	Thelma Plum
27	Beautiful Child	Archie Roach
28	Shadows on the Hill	Troy Cassar-Daley
29	Down City Streets	Archie Roach
30	Black Woman	Emma Donovan & The Putbacks
31	Djapana	Yothu Yindi
32	Hey Love	Emily Wurramara
33	Dancing In The Moonlight	Coloured Stone
34	Brisbane Blacks	Mop & the Dropouts
35	Yorta Yorta Man	Jimmy Little
36	Black Magic –	Baker Boy ft. Dallas Woods
37	Natural Woman	Kaiit
38	Thou Shalt Not Steal	Kev Carmody
39	The Language Song	Troy Cassar-Daley
40	Brown Skin Baby (They Take Him Away)	Bob Randall
41	OG Luv Kush p.2	Kaiit
42	We Have Survived	No Fixed Address
43	Tiddas	Tiddas
44	Going Home	Stiff Gins
45	Ngurra (Rain Song)	Kardajala Kirridarra
46	Gurrumul History (I Was Born Blind)	Gurrumul Yunupingu
47	Drowning	Miiesha
48	Kimberley Calling	Dan Sultan
49	World Turning	Yothu Yindi
50	Bapa	Gurrumul Yunupingu
51	I Feel Better But I Don’t Feel Good	Alice Skye
52	Charcoal Pieces	Maggie Walsh
53	Koori Woman	Marlene Cummins
54	Drover	Dan Sultan
55	Proud	Jason Owen & Christine Anu
56	Cannot Buy My Soul	Kev Carmody
57	Friends with Feelings	Alice Skye
58	Diamonds On The Water	Stiff Gins
59	Murri Man	Roger Knox
60	River Song	Stiff Gins
61	Stompin Ground	Warumpi Band
62	ICU	A. B. Original ft Thelma Plum
63	From The Bush	Warumpi Band
64	You Are The Mountains	Alice Skye
65	Mission Ration Blues	Archie Roach
66	Blackfellas	Local Knowledge
67	Mabo	Yothu Yindi
68	Bran Nue Dae	Kuckles
69	Identity	Rochelle Pitt
70	My Country	Katrina Connelly
71	Streets Of Tamworth	Roger Knox
72	By Your Side	Tiddas
73	John Pat	Archie Roach & Paul Kelly
74	Gurtha (Fire)	Dhapanbal Yunupingu ft Shellie Morris
75	In Control	Baker Boy
76	No More Boomerang	Les Collins
77	Stolen Children	Kerrianne Cox
78	Paint this Land	Busby Marou
79	Swept Away	Shellie Morris
80	Rosyln	Dan Sultan
81	Lover Evermore	Sue Ray
82	All Alone	Shellie Morris
83	Walanbaa	Mitch Tambo
84	Maralitja	Dhapanbal Yunupingu
85	Aboriginal Woman	Mixed Relations and Bart Willoughby
86	Me and My Guitar	Bronwyn Stuart
87	Breadline	Warumpi Band
88	Please Don’t Forget Your Culture	Melanie Singleton
89	Struggle	Black Rock Band
90	When Will I Be Paid?	Marlene Cummins
91	Changing Times	Tiddas
92	Our Home Our Land	Black Arm Band
93	Yil Lul	Joe Geia
94	Yandool	Stiff Gins
95	Gurindji Blues	Galarrwuy Yunupingu
96	Hold it Together	Dan Sultan
97	Ointment	Shellie Morris
98	Warrior In Chains	Roger Knox
99	State of The Art	Tia Gostelow
100	Indigenous Land	DRMNGNOW

 

In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim speaks with Madi Chan from FERN Collective and Bindimu Currie from Red Belly. And we yarn about Radical Love an event they are both collaborating on to create a safe space from Aboriginal & Torres Staite Islander People, People of colour and the LGBQTI community. There will be live music art exhibition and a panel discussion on Saturday the 8th of February 2020.

 

Event details: RedBelly X FERN Collective Presents: Radical Love

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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim speaks with Adam Evens from NIRS & Douglas Smith from NITV we yarn about Invasion Day and what stories are making headlines in First Nations media.

Caption for the photo: Dougals Smith from NITV, Boe Spearim and Adam Evens from NIRS

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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim speaks with Priya Kunjan PhD candidate of political science from the University of Melbourne, Priya’s PhD looks at the use of policing at and circulation of media and political narratives around Aboriginal peoples’ public protest actions focusing on the issue of sovereignty.

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Never fear #wildblackwomen are here! Blacker & wilder than ever. Check out Angelina & Chelsea’s 1st Ep of 2020 with sista Karen.

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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Boe Spearim speaks with Amy Thunig host of a new First Nations podcast called Blacademia a podcast of conversations with First People academics, Amy was also one of the main organisers for the Invasion Day 2020 rally in Newcastle.

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