Let's Talk - Black Sports
Finish your week right with Let’s Talk Black Sports.
Let's Talk Black Sport - 'Sorry' Day, Orleigh Park, West End (QLD).
*** Warning to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mob. Triple A would like to warn listeners of today’s episode of ‘Let’s Talk’ may contain the names of the deceased. We apologise sincerely for any distress this may have caused. Discretion is advised *** Today is Friday the 23rd May which is the day we commemorate […]
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Sport - Sid Doyle
Today Lee yarns with Kabi Kabi, Goreng Goreng, South Sea Island and Miriam Mer man Sid Doyle. Sid was a teenager in another country when he began coaching in various sports. Those early skills have led Sid to achieve a ‘Bachelor of Science’ degree in ‘Indigenous Community Management & Development’ at Curtin University (WA), a […]
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Sport - 'Traditional Games & Play'
Today, Anthropologist Dr Lee Sheppard (Expert in ‘Sport for Development in Aboriginal Australia) discusses ‘Traditional Games & Play” and the origins and uses of Aboriginal traditional games which were games of ‘Good will & fitness’ unlike the western ideals of sport which are based in competition and elevation of status.
Listen >>Let's Talk Black Sport - Dr Lee Sheppard
Join Dr Lee Sheppard today for our new program ‘Let’s Talk – Black Sport’. Dr Lee, an Anthropologist, is an expert in ‘Sport for Development in Aboriginal Australia’. Please give Dr Lee a warm welcome as she yarns about the importance of health and fitness for our First Nations’ ANZACS.
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Let's Talk Black Knowledge - Angela Barney, Esther Anatolitis, Gaja Kerry Charlton, Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr Amy McGuire
Celebration Event: ‘Essays that Changed Australia – Meanjin, 1940 to today’, hosted by Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Carumba Institute at QUT Gardens Point Campus at Old Government House Moderated by Angela Barney we hear from the Editor of the ‘Meanjin Quarterly’, Honourable Associate Professor RMIT School of Arts Esther Anatolitis discussing a recently published collection […]
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