Australian Dance Theatre's Daniel Riley weaves together dance, music and text to bring to life the remarkable story of his great-great uncle, and Deline Briscoe discusses Blaktivism.

Choreographer Joel Bray explains how working in close collaboration with Wiradjuri Elders, including his own father, helped bring Wiradjuri country to Naarm.

For Word Up Stephanie Skinner shares the traditional name of the land where Geelong now sits on Wadawurrung Country.

Plus, musician Clint Bracknell and linguist Myf Turpin continue to track the Song With No Boss.

Three of the Elders discuss their contributions to Dr Anita Heiss' new anthology Growing Up Wiradjuri.

And in the third episode of Song With No Boss, musician Clint Bracknell and linguist Myf Turpin continue to track the much-loved corroboree song that travelled thousands of kilometres, largely intact, for at least 160 years.

Kodie Bedford is a Jaru screenwriter who grew up in Geraldton, Western Australia.

She discusses how the landscape of Australian television has changed since she started a little over a decade ago.

Song With No Boss returns for the second of five episodes about a much-loved corroboree song that travelled thousands of kilometres, largely intact, for at least 160 years.

In the first instalment of Song With No Boss Noongar musician and language revivalist Clint Bracknell, and linguist Myf Turpin begin unravelling a musical mystery.

Franchesca Cubillo explains why Australia Council brought together Elders, emerging leaders, artists, arts workers, performers and thought leaders for Purrumpa.

And for Word Up Elaine Magias shares some Kaurna language.

Mykaela Saunders wins the David Unaipon award in 2022 and Rona Glynn-McDonald speaks about and Common Ground, and their new series of Bedtime Stories

Considered one of Australia’s foremost Indigenous female blues writers and performers, Marlene Cummins talks the blues from an Aboriginal woman’s perspective.

And, Vince Copley AM's daughter Kara McEwan discusses her father's posthumously published autobiography. 

Dr Alethea Beetson, Fred Leone and Vincent Namatjira discuss how being awarded Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships will impact their lives and develop their art practices.

Plus, John Harding discusses adapting his promenade play The Dirty Mile for the radio.

Ronald Briggs talks about the 50th anniversary of the Koori Knockout, and Jem Cassar-Daley introduces her debut EP I Don't Know Who to Call.