Indigenous Podcast (ABC RN)
ABC (Australia)
Awaye! (Listen Up!) is where you'll find the latest news of Indigenous arts and culture. Music, storytelling, writing, drama, dance, visual arts, as well as commentary and discussion. Awaye! tackles topics concerning Aboriginal Australians but you'll also find Indigenous culture being discussed in many other programs and subject areas, such as education, history, health, environment, community and society and the arts.
Location:
Sydney, NSW
Networks:
ABC (Australia)
Description:
Awaye! (Listen Up!) is where you'll find the latest news of Indigenous arts and culture. Music, storytelling, writing, drama, dance, visual arts, as well as commentary and discussion. Awaye! tackles topics concerning Aboriginal Australians but you'll also find Indigenous culture being discussed in many other programs and subject areas, such as education, history, health, environment, community and society and the arts.
Language:
English
From Broome to Rio
Duración:00:10:20
Hubris is the enemy of politicians
Duración:00:17:17
"They left me standing alone": Stephen Page on loss and empowerment
Duración:00:21:53
Boo! Aboriginal Scary Matter
Duración:00:29:24
Serious Whitefella Stuff
Duración:00:17:21
Pop-up cinema brings community together and blushing brides a flower favourite
Duración:00:25:29
Flagging social justice and equality
Duración:00:10:43
Close to You: the documentary photography of Lisa Bellear
Duración:00:13:45
Australian identity and indigenous recognition
Duración:01:16:03
New shoots: poems inspired by plants
Duración:00:29:01
Can we teach culture?
Duración:00:12:05
Keeping them safe: Djugun songlines
Duración:00:15:06
Steve's diary
Duración:00:15:04
Stories for NAIDOC
Duración:00:29:10
Climate change - An Aboriginal perspective
Duración:00:14:38
Linda Burney on One Nation and Indigenous recognition
Duración:00:08:39
The Elders Book Project:"Our Way Stories"
Duración:00:19:57
Kuyang: the Lake Bolac Eel Festival
Duración:00:13:25
Kuyang: the Lake Bolac Eel Festival
Duración:00:12:48
Vanessa Russ: the first Aboriginal head of the Berndt Museum
Duración:00:12:48