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.
Let's Talk Black Culture' - Yirrkala
Siena Stubbs, a Yolgnu woman and presenter of ‘Let’s Talk – Black Culture’ has recently returned from her home Yirrkala in Arnhem Land (NT) and describes what it is like to be back on country.
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Culture - Dennis Anderson
In this episode Tabatha Saunders (Producer – Let’s Talk) yarns with Bidjara Elder Uncle Dennis Anderson about reviving the Bidjara language with the production of a long-lost dictionary. They also discuss the outcome of a decades-long struggle to attain Native Title for Bidjara People.
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Culture - What is Culture?
Presenter Siena yarns with Tabatha Saunders delving into the meaning of culture.
Listen >>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 - Merrkiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs
In this episode presenter Siena Stubbs yarns with her mum Merrkiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs in Yirrkala, North-East Arnhem Land (NT). Merrkiyawuy is a proud Yolngu woman, a leader and Principal of Yirrkala School. Author of 6 books, her children’s books are in language and used in primary schools as “Walking Talking” texts. This incredible yarn shines a […]
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