This is a special extra to episode 80 with award-winning filmmaker, Nicol Ragland. We hear more of Nicol’s personal journey from childhood and artist, through to formative experiences with Indigenous cultures around the world. We explore this in parallel to the growing movement in solutions journalism and regenerative media, and where it all could take us. Particularly if married with the sort of education model she’s witnessed right here in Australia, with Terry McCosker and his team at RCS.

Title slide: In Australia with RCS Australia (pic: Nicol Ragland).

Music:
The Great Unwind, by William Tyler off his album Modern Country.

Find more:
You can hear the rest of our conversation in the main episode, ‘Regenerative Media: What if it’s not about solving but maintaining a connection?’

You’ll find a selection of Nicol’s spectacular photos on that episode web page too.

And if you want to hear the episode with Terry McCosker, you can find it here.

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