AWAYE! - Full program podcast

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AWAYE! presents a diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia and the best from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.

há 6 dias

Deborah Mailman enters the Logies Hall of Fame

Acclaimed actor Deborah Mailman reflects on becoming the first Indigenous inductee to the Logies Hall of Fame. Then Rachel Perkins discusses the value of the local screen industry, and key finding from Screen Currency 2026. And translator and interpreter Lavinia Napaltjarri Heffernan shares more of her language, Pintupi-Luritja.
8 de ago.

How 2026 NATSIAA winners paint our past and future

Head to the 43rd National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards, where exceptional artists gather together in celebration of their work from across the country.
1 de ago.

How art shares the stories of those loved and lost

This week Noognar songwoman Gina Williams and writers Tasma Walton discuss how they've used their creative practice to celebrate loved ones lost
25 de jul.

Billy Bain traverses a river of cultural resurgence

Trace the flow of connection between freshwater and sea countries with Dharug artist Billy Bain as he reflects on his solo exhibition By the River at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Then Bradley Chatfield provides the inside scoop on this year's Clancestry programming. And for Word Up Jade McHughes looks to the night sky as she shares her final Ngarrindjeri word.
18 de jul.

Sherry Lee Watson revisits her love of theatre

Heartbreak High and Thou Shalt Not Steal star Sherry Lee Watson discusses how she's preparing for her stage debut in the play 'Break of Day'. Cultural advisor Shanice Hamilton offers advice on dealing with cultural load and unpaid work demands. And for Word Up, Jade McHughes shares the Ngarrindjeri word for a beloved bird.
11 de jul.

The complicated history of Bennelong

Jane Harrison, Guy Simon and Googoorewon Knox explain how they're reframing the enigmatic history of a Blak icon.
4 de jul.

Recognising two lifetimes of artistic excellence

This NAIDOC Week, Awaye celebrates the contribution of two artistic trailblazers: Bronwyn Bancroft and Djambawa Marawili. Plus for Word Up, Jade McHughes shares the Ngarrindjeri word for a remarkable marine creature.
27 de jun.

Beau Dean Riley Smith receives a 'rare' opportunity

Choreographer Beau Dean Riley Smith discusses receiving a new and rare fellowship that gives him three years and $300,000 to produce a major new work. Then for Awaye's 50 Years of Deadly NAIDOC Series, visual artist Carmen Glynn-Braun shares the importance of valuing Blak Resilience and her latest work. Plus for Word Up, Lloyd Mudgedell and Marie Mudgedell share a some more words in Ngardi language.

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great program!

11/05/2008

incognito82

As an American, I really don't have the realistic grasp or understanding of indegenous culture and social conditons in Australia. It isn't exactly equivalent to the balck or native Indian cultures we have here in US. I learn a lot from listening to stories. It is educational and personal. I really enjoy the program.

AWAYE! presents a diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia and the best from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.