Plantation Studios

Liquidelic is a live performance art project spawned from the collaboration of three highly-skilled artists from different disciplines: Music, Visual Art and Dance. Liquidelic showcases the vibrant spark that occurs when these three complimentary mediums collide. A visually stunning analogue liquid light projection show cascades over choreographed dance pieces, with a soundtrack of hybrid live/produced original music. The result is a finely rehearsed multi-media performance in which three elements become a single piece.

School Strike 4 Climate is an International movement of school students who skip Friday classes to participate in demonstrations to demand action from political leaders to prevent climate change, and for the fossil fuel industry to transition to renewable energy.

Hear live recordings from youth attending the Byron march as well as interviews with Byron highschool event coordinators and fledging new radio recruits! This project was made possible with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation CBF.org.

School Strike for climate Action March 2021 recordings from the streets of Byron.

Mia Lelani from Rainbow Youth at Diversity Walk Tweed Heads.

Mia Lelani introduces Rainbow youth segment and interviews Riley.

Youth in Action in conversation with Joyality Youth Climate Leadership Resilience Program 2020

In this 45 minute podcast we head to Weyabul country, Baryulgil, a small Koori (Goori) community located in Bundjalung Country, about 75 km north west of Grafton, in far northern New South Wales to meet the fresh water people who, at the time of our visit, had grave concerns for their rapidly disappearing river.

Due to bushfires there weren't enough young people to make a music track and video so we yarned with the strong women left in this resilient tiny community and together created a short film Garrama (Respect).

Water and the loss of their river were at the heart of every yarn. They want you to hear what they have to say.

Desert Pea Media - https://www.desertpeamedia.com/about

Music - Josh Nicolas DPM Producer

Photography - Renae Saxby

This project was made possible with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation CBF.org

This 60 minute podcast is dedicated to Elders in all Communities who pass down knowledge and experience so that we may grow to be better humans.

Lenore Parker, Elizabeth Smith and Ron Herron are three respected Yaegl knowledge holders who's contributions helped create the lyrics of the song "Calling into the Deep" by the 380 crew at Maclean Highschool.

I 'took time to make time' to hear their stories and share their precious words.

Desert Pea Media - https://www.desertpeamedia.com/about

Music by Josh Nicolas DPM Producer

Photography by Renae Saxby

This project was made possible with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation CBF.org.

In this 60 minute edition we head to Yaegl country and arrive in Maclean, a town in the Clarence Valley situated on the river in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales.

The intention of the podcast is to tell the story behind the lyrics of the song "Calling into the Deep" by the 380 Crew from Maclean Highschool and Desert Pea Media. It offers a deeper understanding and respect for Australian Hip Hop as an outlet for sharing First Nations Culture.

Desert Pea Media - https://www.desertpeamedia.com/about

Music by Josh Nicolas - DPM Producer

Photography - Renae Saxby

This project was made possible with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation CBF.org.

Yaegl Elder Lenore Parker played an important and inspiring role in the creation of the hip hop track "Calling into the Deep". This song was a collaboration between Maclean High School, the Yaegl Community and DPM.

Lenore and her sister Elizabeth speak about the project that each year sees their young people rise to the challenge of creating a song that represents their culture and community.

Photograph - Renae Saxby https://www.renaesaxby.com.au/

Desert Pea Media - https://www.desertpeamedia.com/about

This project was made possible with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation.