AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

Meyne Wyatt's debut play is a deeply personal work - it’s not always clear where character ends and creator begins.

He was the first Aboriginal person to be awarded a PhD but Worimi man and geographer Bill Jonas was destined for a life in public service.

We learn the Darkinyung words for water, child and possum - and why they're particularly meaningful to our guest.

Vic Chapman has been honoured for his life's work as an educator, visual artist and mentor - a long journey that began at Currawillinghi station in 1932.

Birdz is mixing his past and the future into his new EP.

There's no word for caterpillar in the Yuwibara language - the closest is dhabal, the word for grub.

For the past few years Deb and Philip have been on a quest to compile a word list of Yuwibara language from multiple sources.

Her research-led practice is driven by the cataclysmic events that shaped her life and her exile from her maternal country in north-east Tasmania.

Take a look back with past guests John Graham, Kylie Bracknell, and David Prosser to see why language is such an important part of their lives.

Clarence Walden is the boss of his own story and in this gripping oral history the Gangalidda man tells it straight to his old friend Alexis Wright.