Canadian lawyer and community organiser Jamil Jivani visits Areej to discuss his new book, Why Young Men: Rage, Race and the Crisis of Identity. Why is it, he wonders, that it’s almost…

Canadian lawyer and community organiser Jamil Jivani visits Areej to discuss his new book, Why Young Men: Rage, Race and the Crisis of Identity. Why is it, he wonders, that it’s almost…

Singer, songwriter and producer Nasty Mars, and five of his closest friends (backing band The Martians) join The Rap’s Areej Nur to talk about their new EP Heaven Gotta Groove. The former…

Areej chats with proud Gamilaraay songwriter Thelma Plum about her breakthrough debut LP Better in Blak and how, through her music, she’s been able to reclaim her heritage and remove toxicity from her…

We’re sad that Kelsey Lu has missed birthdays back home in the States, but we are not sad that she got time to join ­­­Areei Nur on The Rap and perform live at…

Hailing from Wyndham in the East Kimberley, hip hop artist Dallas Woods (‘9 Times Out of 10’, ‘Chapter One’) tells Areej Nur about his musical journey. Beginning his career as a teenage dancer…

Hawaiian musician and performer Kaumakaiwa Kanaka’ole, in town for Yiramboi Festival, joined Areej Nur on The Rap with plenty of humour to talk about their artistry, as well as a commitment to continuing…

The Rap’s Areej speaks to Luke Pearson, founder and CEO of IndegenousX, a rotating Twitter account that gives voice and perspective from a constantly shifting Indigenous cast of users. Luke discusses how…

Quick! Close your eyes and think of Africa. What comes to mind? Starving children? Gun-toting warlords? Tin-pot dictators wearing aviator shades? Kholisile Dhliwayo, architect and head curator for the Afro Urban Collective, wants…

Areej Nur chats to the activist and writer Nayuka Gorrie about a range of subjects, from their shared delight in the new Solange album to her work writing for Black Comedy to her…