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Nana Owusu is joined on Baseline by Darumbal and South Sea Islander journalist, writer and academic Dr Amy McQuire, and Yuin lawyer and advocate Martin Hodgson, to discuss the ongoing crisis of the…
Nana sits down with award-winning dancer, storyteller, mentor and trailblazer Chantal Bala, who has graced the stage with artists like Jessica Mauboy, Neyo and Baker Boy and Snoop Dogg.
Chantal explains the history…
Nana is joined on Baseline by Kenya‑based Pan‑African feminist Crystal Simeoni, Executive Director of The Nawi Afrifem Collective (Nawi Collective), an African feminist political economy collective.
Crystal breaks down what it means…
Nana is joined by London-based writer and comedian Sophie Duker during her run at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Sophie traces her comedy journey, from performing in an improv troupe at Oxford University…
Together, they dig into the roots of Tourmaline’s recent exhibition at ACCA, Transcendent, her research into queer histories and legacies and her recently published biography on the life of the revolutionary LGBTQIA+…
Linguistics, cognitive science and sociology content creator Zay Dupree joins Nana on Baseline to unpack the Black American roots of so-called Gen Z slang, 'blaccents,' and the richness of African American Vernacular English…
Naarm-based, Zimbabwe-born musician, songwriter and spoken word artist NIASHA joins Nana on Baseline to discuss the creative process behind her latest singles, Kendenga and Sizojabula, from writing in a language she doesn't…
Nana is joined on Baseline by R‑Coo Tran, leader of 44 Flats United (44FU), a grassroots collective including residents of Naarm's 44 high-rise Housing Commission flats, former public housing residents…
The powerhouse sister duo behind Collective Closets, Laurinda and Fatuma Ndenzako, join Nana in-studio on Baseline for a deep dive into slow fashion, Naarm's fashion scene and building Collective Closets, their slow…
Nana is joined in-studio on Baseline by Chad Camp, a Naarm-based entrepreneur, event curator and model with South African roots. Chad’s hospitality background and his passion for celebrating the art, culture and music…