A conversation with artists Daniel Laird and Teagan (aka Tye C) on Future Dreaming, an annual exhibition featuring 235 artworks by First Nations artists incarcerated in 2025, which is currently showing at…

Uncle Charles Pakana is joined by Laura Thompson, the co-founder of First Nations politcal merch brand Clothing The Gaps. Laura Thompson says she believes all fashion is political, and talks about how she…

Emmy Webbers, a Gunai/Kurnai author and the founder of Wurruck Yambo, an Indigenous art business aimed at creating safe and inclusive spaces for understanding Indigenous culture, joins the show to celebrate the release…

Today’s show features two interview, the first being a conversation with Aboriginal political activist Uncle Robbie Thorpe, who has been active in the fight for Indigenous sovereignty since the 1970s and whose new…

AROHA is a dynamic producer and DJ originally from New Zealand, now based in Melbourne, celebrated for her electrifying performances and genre-blurring sets. Fusing house and techno with breakbeat, electro, footwork, and UK…

Walmatjarri elder, teacher, and singer-songwriter Kankawa Nagarra joins Daniel James on The Mission to discuss her music journey, as well as winning the Australian Music Prize for her album Wirlmarni.

YESNA is a Boorloo-based Yawuru and Karajarri DJ who blends high-energy grooves and percussion sounds across techno, breaks and global bass genres. They've supported artists such as Lady Shaka, IN2STELLAR, Skin On Skin…

From bringing her London-based party, Pulotu Underworld, back to Aotearoa for Boiler Room in late 2024, Lady Shaka is at the forefront of electronic music scene for her distinct sound, representing not only…

A conversation with Rosie Armstrong Lang, who is a Gamilaroi cultural woman and the CEO/Founder of the Culturally Informed Practices Institute. Rosie uses cultural practices to enable people to heal from trauma and…

Daniel James yarns with members of The Deans, a local soul band, then speaks to the Racial Profiling Data Monitoring Project's Professor Tamar Hopkins about ongoing racial profiling by Victoria Police.