Today's episode of I've got a mate podcast features Minda Murray, a mate of mine who I caught up with recently to chat about a range of things including Joint Management up in Yorta Yorta Country, Indigenous design, Indigenous data sovereignty and film making, navigating academia differently as an Indigenous academic, Criterium Cycling and what happens when you stack, horse riding, and a whole bunch of other stuff. 

This episode was recorded on Dja Dja Wurrung Country and my acknowledgement and deepest respect goes to Elders past and present. Also, my acknowledgement and respect goes to the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Community, on whose land I live and work.

All guests' opinions are their own and should not be considered representative of the organisations or groups they may be affiliated with.

Links 

Barmah National Park Joint Management Plan

 Yorta Yorta Native Title Determination Overview

Bunjil on the Bendigo Law Courts

Indigenous Architecture

Larnangurrak (Djaara’s Corporate and Community Centre)

What is Indigenous Data Sovereignty?

Criterium Cycling

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Today's episode of 'I've got a mate' features Leon Filewood, who generously spent time with me during the run of his show 'Whichway' at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Leon and I have a good yarn about his Country up on Thursday Island, whether there is such a thing as a 'nice' racist, his journey with comedy and using humour to approach tough conversations with kindness, whether the term 'ally' is useful or whether there might be a better alternative, and a whole range of other things.

This episode was recorded on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country and my deepest respect goes to Elders past and present, and I'm thankful for being able to feel welcome as part of this community, living and working on this land.

All guests' opinions are their own and should not be considered representative of the organisations or groups they may be affiliated with.

Links

Leon Filewood Comedy

Totemism in Aboriginal Societies

Deadly Funny

Nice Racists / Nice Racism

Ben Moodie Comedy

Four Corners – Yoorrook Justice Commission

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Today's episode of 'I've got a mate' features Dr Blaze Kwaymullina. Blaze was happy to chat and share his insights relating to a range of topics including Native Title and its relationship to community and Country, virtue signalling and how it is different from genuine cultural curiosity and respect, reconciliation, Indigenous economic development, human rights and equity, and about a thousand other micro-topics we tangentially traverse. 

This episode was recorded on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja (Country) and my acknowledgement and deepest respect goes to Elders past and present. Also, my acknowledgement and respect goes to the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Community, on whose land I live and work.

All guests' opinions are their own and should not be considered representative of the organisations or groups they may be affiliated with.

Links

Some great photos of Palyku Country

Everywhen and the Dreamtime

Tyson Yunkaporta – Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save The World

Yoorrook Justice Commission – Value of gold extracted in Victoria

The Dilan Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership

What is Cultural Safety?

What is a Brave Space?

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Today's episode of I've Got A Mate podcast features Murrie Kemp. Murrie and I chat about moieties and totems, the Indigenous vs non-Indigenous life experience and important differences, Aboriginal procurement and social return, and how to be a good ally.

This episode was recorded on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country and my deepest respect goes to Elders past and present, and I'm thankful for being able to feel welcome as part of this community, living and working on this land.

All guests' opinions are their own and should not be considered representative of the organisations or groups they may be affiliated with.

Links

Supply Nation Fact Sheets – Useful information about Supply Nation and the social return on investment of Aboriginal Businesses

Yoorrook Justice Commission – Soldier Settlement Scheme

Woorabinda Mission

What is Cultural Load?

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Today's episode of I've got a mate podcast features Arimaya Yates, a good friend of mine who was happy to chat about discovering her Aboriginality, her mob and her Country, how to be a good ally, the cultural load on Indigenous people, and how to ask dumb questions politely from a place of genuine curiosity.

This episode was recorded on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country and my deepest respect goes to Elders past and present, and I'm thankful for being able to feel welcome as part of this community, living and working on this land.

All guests' opinions are their own and should not be considered representative of the organisations or groups they may be affiliated with.

Links

Me and White Supremacy by Layla Saad

Yoorrook Justice Commission

Performative Allyship – Rona Glynn-McDonald has described it as being an ally “only for the visibility or clout that it gives you”. In short, performative allyship is when you are an ally for the social capital that it gives you, rather than doing it simply to be a good ally.

How to be a Genuine Ally

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