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Let’s Talk
WEEKDAYS 9 – 10am
National Indigenous talk show focusing on current affairs and issues of importance to Indigenous people. This program is Murri Country’s flagship program and is listened to by a large Indigenous audience in Brisbane and around the country via the National Indigenous Radio Service.
Program sponsor: The Community Broadcasting Foundation
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Leah Purcell
Karen Dorante spoke with Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts (ACPA) director, Leah Purcell. File Download (40:07 min / 27.6 MB) https://triplea-oldsite.o.thrivex.io/wp-content/uploads/98fm-podcast-2008-11-25-82140.mp3 28922943 audio/mpeg a:1:{s:8:”duration”;s:7:”0:40:07″;}
Listen >>Tony Fitzgerald
Tiga Bayles spoke with Anti-Discrimination Commissioner in the Northern Territory (NT), Tony Fitzgerald. They speak about the Indigenous issues in the Northern Territory and the Northern Territory Intervention. File Download (47:04 min / 32.4 MB) https://triplea-oldsite.o.thrivex.io/wp-content/uploads/98fm-podcast-2008-11-19-79961.mp3 33935005 audio/mpeg a:1:{s:8:”duration”;s:7:”0:47:04″;}
Listen >>Merilyn Haines & Dr. Andrew Harms
Tiga Bayles spoke with representatives from Queenslanders For Safe Water (Air & Food) Inc. Merilyn Haines, spokesperson for QAWF (Queenslanders Against Water Fluoridation) and Dentist Dr. Andrew Harms from Adelaide. They talk about their concernes about the effects of fluoridated water will have on Indigenous people. Dentist Dr Andrew Harms from Adelaide will also be […]
Listen >>Jason Mifsud, Jason McCartney & Nathan Bower
Tiga Bayles spoke with Manager of the National Indigenous Program AFL, Jason Mifsud, former AFL player and Jason McCartney and former AFL player Nathan Bower. File Download (48:12 min / 33.1 MB) https://triplea-oldsite.o.thrivex.io/wp-content/uploads/98fm-podcast-2008-11-12-70197.mp3 34749398 audio/mpeg a:1:{s:8:”duration”;s:7:”0:48:12″;}
Listen >>Maggie Brady
Tiga Bayles spoke with Maggie Brady author of First Taste. First Taste is a ‘six pack' of booklets, designed for students, health workers, addiction workers, teachers, and any person wanting to learn more about the history of what happened when Indigenous Australians encountered alcoholic drinks. The books have lots of great illustrations, both historical and […]
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