Let's Talk - Black Arts
Tune in on Thursdays from 9am as Will Pawa-Oui keeps you up to date with all things Black in the arts. Bringing together a diverse range of First Nations artists, writers, poets, musicians, performers and other creatives to talk about their work, lives, and dreams, Let’s Talk – Black Arts showcases the power and possibility of art by and for Blackfullas.
Let's Talk Black Arts - Rachael Sarra
This is the show that Rachael announces she is stepping down as host/presenter/broadcaster of almost 3 years for ‘Let’s Talk – Black Arts‘ Triple A Murri Country 98.9Fm radio. Our deadly Sis Rachael is breaking glass ceilings one room at a time. Some of her numerous artistic achievements include striking, yet ethereal art adorning Brisbane […]
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Let's Talk Black Arts - Will & Rachael
Today the deadly duo Rachael Sarra and Will Pawa-Oui discuss political fatigue and ensuring self-care offering practical solutions to minimise harm and maintain cultural identity. They also explore how politics and creative expression for First Nations’ artists are often deeply embedded within the artistic space. They also discuss the legacy of ‘Let’s Talk’ which celebrated […]
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Arts - Rachael and Will
Rachael Sarra and Will Pawa-Oui discuss Rachael’s new artistic collaboration with sales giant K-Mart with her range of affordable homewares. They also discuss the importance of building relationships and partnerships with First Nations’ artists enabling self-determination.
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Arts - Gunya Meta 'Closing the Gap' Careers Day
Will from ‘Let’s Talk – Black Arts’, Clay from ‘The Drive Show’ and media student Ruby held a special broadcast from the Logan Entertainment Centre for a special First Nations Career Summit. They yarned with Gunya Meta Chief Operations Officer Janzell Bartlett, keen Triple A listener Damon from Sedgman Pty Ltd and Woodridge State High […]
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Arts - Andrew Gurruwiwi
Andrew Gurruwiwi Band is a high-energy, 8-piece funk/metal band who have honed their chops on the beach at Birrtjimi and in the soils of Yirrkala, a remote NT community in N.E. Arnhem Land. Rachael and Will yarn with Uncle Andrew on Let’s Talk and we discover much more about Andrew, his band and sound.
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