In this 60 minute podcast we head to Githabul country and arrive in Woodenbong a rural village in the Kyogle Shire of northern New South Wales just 6km’s from the Indigneous Community of Muli Muli where the majority of people involved in this project live.

Their song is titled Githabul Next Generation - Home

The podcast highlights the participants during the week long project and aims to offer those involved a platform on which to express themselves verbally, via the medium of community radio.

Music Josh Nicolas DPM Producer

Out back of the main stage lies a caravan of fruity sorts - The Pineapple Lounge plays host to Alysha Brilla as she joins us for a quick chat in the lead up to her first gig of the Australian tour!

One Vision Productions invited the kids from Cabbage Tree Island to the launch of their music track and video during an OVP open night in Byron Bay.

As played on Collaborations BayFM 99.9.

This episode was made with the assistance of the Community Broadcast Foundation - find out more at www.cbf.org.au

So ... are you ready... to go WALKABOUT?

This is the first in a series of podcasts recorded in remote communities and high schools across Australia during the making of a hip hop track and accompanying music video by a group of first nations youth. For the first time we have the opportunity to share the people and the stories that build the lyrical content behind the track.

By listening you are taking responsibility for and working towards building an inclusive Australian culture we can all be proud of.

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Music - Josh Nicolas DPM Producer

Photography - Renae Saxby

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

Podcast sampler - interview with lead singer Kaia from Maclean high school on the last day of a week long DPM youth hip hop project.

For Collaborations Show - Monday's 1-2pm

COMMUNITY HIP HOP -BayFM 99.9 bayfm.org

CBF.org.au

In depth discussion with Electro Girl Lainie Chait on living a symbiotic existence with epilepsy after half a lifetime in denial and searching for a 'cure'. Inspiring, daring, crazy and determined are but a few words that fittingly describe this lady's journey. Listen and learn.

Live from the Mullumbimby Farmers Market - Di Hart gathers petition signatures for STOP ADANI COAL MINE ... and shares a vocal moment with us.

SevGen is short for Seven Generations which is an Indigenous way of thinking that says we must consider that our actions and deliberations of today, will affect our people seven generations into the future, whilst drawing on the wisdom of seven generations past.

Paraplegic Pascale Honore escaped from Byron hospital to bask in the ambience of the farmers markets and share a word or two about her extraordinary passion for life.

A demo put together as part of a grant application in which I intend to interview a diverse cross section of women that are inspiring subjects and/or show a degree of ‘success’ in their lives. Whether it’s overcoming addiction, disability, sexism, racism, learning difficulties and other such obstacles. One woman per week will be interviewed, and offered the skills to record, produce, edit and podcast their own segment.