Travel to Mparntwe/Alice Springs with Rhoda Roberts, Aunty Patricia Ansell Dodds, Troy Cassar-Daley, and Molly Hunt for for the 10th Parrtjima – A Festival in Light.

Together they show how the ancient and the modern combine to create a stunning festival that lights up the desert night.

Then for Word Up Natalie Davey shares the Walmajarri name for a diamond dove.

Gumbaynggirr and Wiradjuri woman Dalara Williams is preparing to launch her joyous play, Big Girls Don’t Cry.

And Natalie Davey, a Bunuba and Walmajarri woman from Fitzroy Crossing, joins Word Up.

Go behind the scenes of documentary filmmaking with Palawa director and cinematographer Anna-Marie Harding, as she shares her insights from the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC).

Then for Word Up Uncle Gary Williams tells us a Gumbaynngirr word that connects language and family.

Artist Blak Douglas brings "The Halfway Line" to Penrith Regional Gallery, opening 15 March and running until 20 July 2025. 

Joyous duo Charlie Needs Braces perform live in the studio, sharing their distinctive blend of loop station artistry, brass, percussion, and harmonious vocals. 

Plus Uncle Gary Williams introduces you to a special bird from Gumbaynngirr Country for Word Up.

Explore the intersection of First Nations storytelling, technology, and digital futures.

In honour of International Women's Day, Aunty Millie Ingram gives an oral history of her life and discusses the ways in which she's been building a better world for herself and her mob.

Plus, for Word Up Uncle Gary Williams shares a Gumbaynggirr word that means a "protected place".

From first breath to final journey, hear two stories that reaffirm the way Country holds us, heals us, and connects us across time.

A collection of remarkable midwives from Waminda South Coast Women's Health and Wellbeing Aboriginal Corporation invite you to Yuin country where a birthing on Country centre is about to break ground.

And Mel Armstrong shares her baagii's memories, as she takes you through a lived experience of dementia from an Aboriginal perspective.

Plus for Word Up, you'll hear from Uncle Gary Williams — a living legend when it comes to Gumbaynggirr language.

Dive into the mysterious world of Washpool, where award-winning  Wuilli Wuilli woman and author Lisa Fuller weaves a spellbinding tale of two sisters thrust into a realm beyond our own. 

Then join editor Jasmin McGaughey as she unveils Words to Sing the World Alive, a groundbreaking anthology that celebrates the power and poetry of First Languages. 

Meet Mervyn Street, the seasoned stockman in his mid-70s, unveiling his very first solo exhibition at the Perth Festival, who's painting straight from the heart.

Then creative powerhouse and poet Kirli Saunders pops by to share a sneak peak of her latest whirlwind creations

Plus for Word Up Chanice Daulbin-Satrick, picks up the language baton from her nanna -- Pinikurra Elder, Susanne Hay-Hughes.

Meet Kitty Obsidian -- a Wiradjuri/Gamilaroi non-binary performer mixing political activism with sequins, offering a fresh perspective on Black burlesque in Australia.

Plus, follow activists and musicians Ray Dimakarri Dixon and Stuart Joel Nuggett as they sing their protest against the fracking impacting their homes in the Beetaloo basin of the Northern Territory.