Let's Talk - Black Knowing
Start your week right with Let’s Talk Black Knowing, a show that honours the intellectual sovereignty of Blackfullas and amplifies the power of Black knowledge. From critically analysing media discourse, to reflecting on local events, interviewing intellectual icons, and pondering the politics of everyday life in the colony: Let’s Talk Black Knowing showcases the breadth and depts of Black knowledge on this continent.
Get your pens at the ready, and be prepared to laugh until you cry with your incredible hosts from QUT Carumba Institute: Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr. David Singh.
LT - Black Knowing - Nerds of the front line Part 2
Tune in for a special “Nerds on the Frontline Part 2” edition of Let’s Talk – Black Knowledge, as Chelsea & David keep the conversation rolling.
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LT - Black Knowing: Nerds on the Frontline w/ Dr. Han Reardon-Smith (part 1)
Tune in for a special “Nerds on the Frontline” edition of Let’s Talk – Black Knowledge, as Chelsea & David catch up with fellow radio-maker Han Reardon-Smith to talk book lists, writing as therapy, and the radical political possibility of intellectual work that is grounded in community, care, and collaboration. They talk through some of […]
Listen >>Ladies of Lets Talk NAIDOC Special LIVE at Musgrave Park
(Most) of the ladies of Let’s Talk get together for NAIDOC at Musgrave Park. Professor Chelsea Watego, Ruby Wharton and Elizabeth Walker talk fashion, fun and the upcoming NAIDOC ball.
Listen >>LT - Black Knowing LIVE with Chelsea & David
Catch up on this very special episode of Let’s Talk Black Knowing, as Chelsea & David talk live in the studio about the week that was: from the Woppaburra Native Title claim and the threat that Indigenous sovereignty never ceases to pose to settler governments, to another #LayoffLatrell segment from Chelsea, fresh from the NSW […]
Listen >>LT - Black Knowing with Charandev Singh
In this episode, Chelsea & David catch up with human rights advocate, educator and “street-trained” paralegal, Charandev Singh. Charandev has acted for families in inquests and the reform work that flows from deaths in custody; in family violence matters and inquests; in asylum seeker work; police accountability work; investigations; and the systemic reform work that […]
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