Uncle James Ingram chats with Luke Wighton and relates a life of changing circumstances and cultural revival, working as an employment facilitator, organiser and ambassador in Wagga Wagga and the surrounding area. He talks of the fight for services, the need for more, and the effects of Colonisation; how language is lost and reclaimed, better understandings of Marrambidya, important sites and boundary markers. He encounters racism and friendship, enjoys Roger Knox and has hope for the future.

Complete episode transcripts can be found at https://museumriverina.com.au/explore/podcasts/resettlement

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