Outback Outloud

In this Episode we hear stories and interviews from people in Warren NSW, Wayilwan Country - Part 1. Featuring a gathering at the Beemunnel, Grant & Geoff, John & Susan, Jen & Lily, Danielle and stories about Cotton Chipping.

In this Episode we hear stories and interviews from more people in Warren NSW, Wayilwan Country Part 2. Featuring Fleur, Tony, Susan, Patti, Pat, Frere, Kelly, a group of young Jackaroos and some Rabbiting stories.

In this Episode we hear stories and interviews from more people in Coonamble NSW, Wailwan Country. Includes chats with Nathan and Kaily, John, Rainly, Pam and stories about the main street.

In this Episode we hear stories and interviews from more people in Coonamble NSW, Wailwan Country. Featuring Coonamble Public School, Jamie-Lea, Sooty, Brian and the folk down at the Coonamble bowling club.

In this Episode we hear stories and interviews from more people in Coonamble NSW, Wailwan Country Part 1. In this episode we catch up with sisters Flo, Jenny and Vivian, the kids from St Brigid's School, Brian, Deanne and Min, Wayne, Val and the gang at Koonambil Village.

People and stories from Nyngan NSW Part 3. In this episode we head to the Nyngan Show, hear a poem from Louise, grab a cuppa at the Nyngan Local Aboriginal Land Council and talk to Geoff and Wendy.

People and Stories from Nyngan NSW Part 2. In this Episode we head to the Nyngan Show and chat with Glad, Betty, Judy, Ron, Skye and the crew down at the Nyngan Bowling Club on a Friday night.

People and stories from Nyngan NSW Part 1. Feature interviews with Angie, Will, Leonie and Troy as well as the kids at Nyngan Public school.

In this Episode we hear more stories and interviews from people in Cobar NSW. Cobar is known as a mining town, a region with stunning Aboriginal rock art, culture and heritage..and a big community spirit!

In this Episode we hear more stories and interviews from people in Brewarrina NSW. Brewarrina is located in the Outback of NSW between Bourke, Walgett and Lightning Ridge. Brewarrina is where the Barwon River flows through the oldest man-made structure on earth, the “Ngunnhu” (fish traps).