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S4 Ep3: Louth
Recorded on Ngemba Country
In this episode, we journey to Louth, NSW — a small, welcoming town perched on the banks of the Darling River, where history, resilience and camaraderie flow as strongly as the water itself.
We meet locals who share memories of life on the river, the origins of the races, and the magic that keeps people coming back — even when the horses don’t run. From campfire yarns to yabbie auctions, this episode captures the humour, heart and history that make Louth a true outback treasure.
🐎 Episode Highlights
Taming the wild west
We speak to graziers running multi-generational farms in this challenging environment.
Voices of Louth
Residents reflect on what makes this small riverside town so special — the strength of friendships, the generosity of spirit, and the pride in welcoming visitors year after year.
Louth Public School
Hear from the youngest community members about life in this remote community.
🌾 Discover More about Louth
In this episode, we journey to Louth, NSW — a small, welcoming town perched on the banks of the Darling River, where history, resilience and camaraderie flow as strongly as the water itself.
We meet locals who share memories of life on the river, the origins of the races, and the magic that keeps people coming back — even when the horses don’t run. From campfire yarns to yabbie auctions, this episode captures the humour, heart and history that make Louth a true outback treasure.
🐎 Episode Highlights
Taming the wild west
We speak to graziers running multi-generational farms in this challenging environment.
Voices of Louth
Residents reflect on what makes this small riverside town so special — the strength of friendships, the generosity of spirit, and the pride in welcoming visitors year after year.
Louth Public School
Hear from the youngest community members about life in this remote community.
🌾 Discover More about Louth
📚 Special Thanks
Enormous thanks to the Louth Turf Club, local storytellers, and community members who shared their memories and laughter, and to Dr Mary Anne Jebb for her historical insights into the region’s deep cultural heritage.
🎧 Production Credits
Outback Outloud is created by Emma Hoy in collaboration with Outback Arts.
Special guest contributors in 2025: Dr Mary Anne Jebb, Andrew Hull, and Marnie Vaughn.
Funded by the Regional Arts Fund and Outback Arts.
Enormous thanks to the Louth Turf Club, local storytellers, and community members who shared their memories and laughter, and to Dr Mary Anne Jebb for her historical insights into the region’s deep cultural heritage.
🎧 Production Credits
Outback Outloud is created by Emma Hoy in collaboration with Outback Arts.
Special guest contributors in 2025: Dr Mary Anne Jebb, Andrew Hull, and Marnie Vaughn.
Funded by the Regional Arts Fund and Outback Arts.
- Podcast Audio Production, Music & Sound Design: Emma Hoy
Follow us at outbackarts.com.au
Like, subscribe, rate & review!
The views and opinions expressed in Outback Outloud are those of the individual participants and do not necessarily represent those of Outback Arts (2025).
Like, subscribe, rate & review!
The views and opinions expressed in Outback Outloud are those of the individual participants and do not necessarily represent those of Outback Arts (2025).
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By Outback OutloudRecorded on Ngemba Country
In this episode, we journey to Louth, NSW — a small, welcoming town perched on the banks of the Darling River, where history, resilience and camaraderie flow as strongly as the water itself.
We meet locals who share memories of life on the river, the origins of the races, and the magic that keeps people coming back — even when the horses don’t run. From campfire yarns to yabbie auctions, this episode captures the humour, heart and history that make Louth a true outback treasure.
🐎 Episode Highlights
Taming the wild west
We speak to graziers running multi-generational farms in this challenging environment.
Voices of Louth
Residents reflect on what makes this small riverside town so special — the strength of friendships, the generosity of spirit, and the pride in welcoming visitors year after year.
Louth Public School
Hear from the youngest community members about life in this remote community.
🌾 Discover More about Louth
In this episode, we journey to Louth, NSW — a small, welcoming town perched on the banks of the Darling River, where history, resilience and camaraderie flow as strongly as the water itself.
We meet locals who share memories of life on the river, the origins of the races, and the magic that keeps people coming back — even when the horses don’t run. From campfire yarns to yabbie auctions, this episode captures the humour, heart and history that make Louth a true outback treasure.
🐎 Episode Highlights
Taming the wild west
We speak to graziers running multi-generational farms in this challenging environment.
Voices of Louth
Residents reflect on what makes this small riverside town so special — the strength of friendships, the generosity of spirit, and the pride in welcoming visitors year after year.
Louth Public School
Hear from the youngest community members about life in this remote community.
🌾 Discover More about Louth
📚 Special Thanks
Enormous thanks to the Louth Turf Club, local storytellers, and community members who shared their memories and laughter, and to Dr Mary Anne Jebb for her historical insights into the region’s deep cultural heritage.
🎧 Production Credits
Outback Outloud is created by Emma Hoy in collaboration with Outback Arts.
Special guest contributors in 2025: Dr Mary Anne Jebb, Andrew Hull, and Marnie Vaughn.
Funded by the Regional Arts Fund and Outback Arts.
Enormous thanks to the Louth Turf Club, local storytellers, and community members who shared their memories and laughter, and to Dr Mary Anne Jebb for her historical insights into the region’s deep cultural heritage.
🎧 Production Credits
Outback Outloud is created by Emma Hoy in collaboration with Outback Arts.
Special guest contributors in 2025: Dr Mary Anne Jebb, Andrew Hull, and Marnie Vaughn.
Funded by the Regional Arts Fund and Outback Arts.
- Podcast Audio Production, Music & Sound Design: Emma Hoy
Follow us at outbackarts.com.au
Like, subscribe, rate & review!
The views and opinions expressed in Outback Outloud are those of the individual participants and do not necessarily represent those of Outback Arts (2025).
Like, subscribe, rate & review!
The views and opinions expressed in Outback Outloud are those of the individual participants and do not necessarily represent those of Outback Arts (2025).