On this episode of Bunjil's Fire, Keiran Stewart-Assheton gets on the line with lawyer Daniel Taylor to discuss the prosecution of Mark Regev, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Senior Advisor for Foreign Affairs & Communication. Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe and Daniel Taylor have charged Regev with Advocating Genocide of the Palestinian people, with the first hearing happening on October 9, 2024 during this episode. Head to the Crime Scene Australia website for more information.

Keiran Stewart Assheton gets on the line with Kaurna Narranga Ngarrindjeri and Nyoongar woman Natasha Wanganeen to discuss Aboriginal affairs on Kaurna Country, including updates on the Riverlea Housing development occuring on Aboriginal burial sites, South Australia's Voice to Parliament, as well as the State Government's attempts to prohibit Invasion Day events in 2025.Follow Natasha Wanganeen:FacebookInstagramTikTok

Bunjil's Fire guest host Keiran Stewart Assheton catches up with Turbuna man Jim Everett, a writer and activist who has recently been protesting the destruction of forestry in the Styx Valley of the Giants. During the podast, Keiran & Jim discuss Aboriginal sovereignty, the links between environmetal destruction and colonialism in so-called Australia, and more.

On this episode of Bunjil's Fire, Keiran Stewart-Assheton fills in for Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe. During the podcast, Keiran provides a historically informed critical analysis of Aboriginal affairs including: the Voice to Parliment referendum, decolonisation, the cultural appropriation of First Nations culture by colonial regimes, and activist organising in settler colonies.

On this episode of Bunjil's Fire, Black Peoples Union president Keiran Stewart-Assheton fills in for Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe, and is joined by the Renters and Housing Union General Secretary Harry Millward to discuss RAHU's squatting campaign, the Land Back movement, and more.

On this episode of Bunjil's Fire, Keiran Stewart-Assheton gets on the line with Arrente man Uncle Faron Peckham about the current campaign to against the Northern Territory government's arts precinct project on culturally significant site, Untyeye-artwilye (The Anzac Hill/Oval Precinct) in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Find the petition in support of the campaign here.

On this episode of Bunjil's Fire, Black Peoples Union president Keiran Stewart-Assheton fills in for Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe, providing a historically informed critical analysis on the Australian identity.

On this episode of Bunjil's Fire, Black Peoples Union president Keiran Stewart-Assheton fills in for Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe, discussing the current genocide in Kanaky and history of French colonialism with Scheherazade and Sarah from Free Kanaky Solidarity Naarm.

Black Peoples Union president Keiran Stewart-Assheton hosts Bunjil's Fire during the Disrupt Land Forces campaign, providing a critical analysis on the militarisation of so-called Australia. The show also includes the following interviews and excerpts:- Interview with Ngambri Ngunnawal woman Leah House, Executive Officer for the Black Peoples Union, on the recent Stolen Generations gathering in Garramilla (Darwin) and Aboriginal affairs in Canberra. (Begins at 00:13:26)- Interview with Kooma Murri man Uncle Wayne 'Coco' Wharton from Treaty Before Sports, about the Kanaky Solidarity campaign from Magandjin. (Begins at 00:40:42)- Excerpt from the Anak Bayan Peoples' Court outside the Melbourne Convention Centre. (Begins at 00:58:36)- Interview with Menang woman of the Noongar Nation, Aunty Megan Krakouer, reporting back from the Defend Land Forces protest on 11/09. (Begins at 01:16:37)- Interview with educator, researcher and organiser Nat Calleja about the Elbit Out of Victoria campaign. (Begins at 01:35:08)

Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe is joined by a group of climate activists from Philippines, Solomon Islands and the Kimberley who are participating in 2024 ‘Safe Climate, Equal Future’ climate speakers’ tour organised by Seed Mob & Oxfam.