Listening to Canberra Voices

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Listening to Canberra Voices is a podcast series focused on the experiences and perspectives of Canberra’s diverse community. Armed with this broad brief, students set out to find and interview residents of Canberra across demographics, starting conversations and exploring the richness that diversity brings to the city.

  1. 09/16/2025

    Episode 37: The Art World

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  2. 09/09/2025

    Episode 36: ART in the ACT

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  3. 09/02/2025

    Episode 35: From Airwaves to Assembly

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  4. 08/26/2025

    Episode 34: Daniel’s Life in the Navy

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  5. 08/19/2025

    Episode 33: Hard Hats and High Hopes

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  6. 08/12/2025

    Episode 32: The Greatest Gift of All

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  7. 08/05/2025

    Episode 31: Trending in the Capital

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  8. 03/26/2025

    Episode 30: Crossroads of Culture in Canberra

    This episode follows the story of a person who lives in Canberra, and their experience through life socially as someone who was adopted into a Spanish family. Luca Prego-Sanchez describes the struggles he faced growing up in Canberra and how people treated him for his background, both in stereotyping and racist assumptions. Bio: Luca Prego-Sanchez is currently a student in the University of Canberra studying for a degree in Global Studies. He is a Korean man that was adopted by a Spanish family, living in Canberra. Creators: Connor King, Lachlan Smith, Lorelei Mahoney, William Gibbs Attribution: Chael – Sparks txirimiri - guitar-soundtrack.wav

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Listening to Canberra Voices is a podcast series focused on the experiences and perspectives of Canberra’s diverse community. Armed with this broad brief, students set out to find and interview residents of Canberra across demographics, starting conversations and exploring the richness that diversity brings to the city.

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