First Nations Views

In Episode 3 of First Nations Views, host Peter Harris sits down with Michael Mitchell - a Yamatji man of Nyamal and Malgana descent raised in Shark Bay and Carnarvon, Sandover Medallist, Claremont and Richmond great, and two decades in Aboriginal health and mental health. Uncle Michael talks about "the void" that opens up when elite sport stops, why plan A should be a life after footy, and designing Richmond FC's 2026 Dreamtime guernsey with his daughters Meghan and Sam. Recorded on Whadjuk Boodja.

In Episode 2 of First Nations Views, host Peter Harris sits down with Kobi Arthur Morrison (Koortal) - proud Minang, Bibbulmun, Whadjuk Nyoongar man, musician, linguist and teacher from Boorloo. Kobi talks about carrying Language and Culture forward through music, what it means to teach 120 kids Noongar language every week, and why he translates song after song so they exist long after he is gone. Recorded on Whadjuk Boodja.

TW: This episode contains discussions of missions, historical government policies, violence, racism and intergenerational trauma, and may discuss people who have passed away. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised some content may be distressing.

In the very first episode of First Nations Views, host Peter Harris sits down with the remarkable Liza Fraser-Gooda - Bidjara, Ghangulu and Iman woman, serial entrepreneur, community leader, and co-founder of SafeSpear and the Spear Foundation.

Recorded on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, Peter opens with a warm welcome to the woman he calls “effervescent” - and it’s easy to see why.