Let's Talk - Black Culture
Tune in each Wednesday for Let’s Talk – Black Culture with your host, Yolŋu woman Siena Mayutu Wurmarri Stubbs. Whilst sharing her stories of Yolŋu life, kinship and land, Siena shares her own connection to Black Culture, enabling her to reflect on the guidance that she has recieved growing up. Each week, Siena seeks to share and learn; respectively, from others, on Black Culture, no matter what Country her guests are sharing their knowledge from.
Nunakal, Ngugi, and Goenpul (Quandamooka) woman Elizabeth Walker. Each week, Elizabeth will be shining a light on the work that mob around the continent are doing to protect, reclaim, rebuild & respect Black Culture. In keeping with the extraordinary legacy of Let’s Talk, this show sets an ambitious goal of covering all things Black Culture: from pre-colonial Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and lore, to caring for country, language revival practices, and Black pop culture. And across it all, each and every week, Elizabeth brings us back to country and community, and to the power and importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture in the present moment.
Let's Talk - Black Culture - The Yolngu Fish Trap Songline
Presenter Siena Stubbs gives us an insight into one of the ancient Fish Trap Songlines of the Yolngu People from Arnhem Land and how this practice of maintaining the fish traps ensures sustainability for their people, lands and seas.
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Culture - Siena Stubbs
Meet Black Culture presenter Siena Stubbs as she discusses culture and life as a Yolgnu woman living in Meanjin.
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LT_ BLACK CULTURE - The Year That Was
The host of ‘Let’s Talk – Black Culture’ Elizabeth Walker wraps up the year that was. Listen to this amazing yarn about conservation of country through proper fire management practices.
Listen >>LT_BLACK CULTURE - OLIVER COSTELLO
Today’s yarns are with Bundjalung Man Oliver Costello who is a cultural steward and practitioner and founder of the ‘Firesticks Foundation’.
Listen >>LT_BLACK CULTURE - Dr ANITA HEISS
Elizabeth yarns with Dr Anita Heiss a Wiradjuri woman, about her country, family and new historical novel ‘Dirrayawadha’ about the Frontier Wars.
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