Carly gets a new pram for her dog marlow proving pet parents are cracked! We follow up on a listeners question of 'Is the Koala anyone's cultural totem? And 'The Rizz', do you have it?

In this weeks ep, we do a wrap up of NAIDOC Week and what we got up to and discuss the mushroom cook case. #DontCancelBeefWellington

Salty plums, kup murray, shake a leg and marches, HAPPY NAIDOC Week our people our people. Wherever you're spending you're NAIDOC, have a deadly week you mob.

Bonus episode as promised, meet Carly's mission dogs Stevie Nicks and Marlow aka @thebrindlebabesaustralia on instagram LOL

In this episode, Carly and Aaron yarn about sobriety and why Carly has chosen to go 11yrs without alcohol. And on the culture killers segment, office life, do we love it or hate it and are we cancelling it?

Seems like everyone has a blak business these days but are they legitimate if the business owner has only just identified as a blakfulla recently?In this episode we discuss the rise of Blak Business, and we do a check on how we're coping with the world right now.

Black love is deadly when it works. But it can be filled with complexities. In this episode, we explore what black love is, Carly opens up to why she made the choice to date outside the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and we play a game of 'What hill are you willing to die on'.

This week we unpack Welcome to country, why we do them, how they should be, if profit is taking away the true meaning of welcome to country and if Australians even deserve the cultural generosity of mob doing welcome to countries for them anymore. And on culture killers, we check in on the United states to see how they're fairing with trump 6 months on.

This week we discuss National Reconciliation week 2025 and if the week still holds the same sentiment it once did or is it becoming another tick a box activity for corporates and businesses? And we yarn to the winner of Channel 9's Season 1 of the Floor Australia, Patrick Neasey

The Floor credit: Channel 9

Acknowledgement from the hosts: Them Yarns would like to pay our respects to the brother in the NT who lost his life this week in custody during Reconciliation week. This episode was recorded before his death was announced and we'd like to send our deepest condolences to his family, wider kin and communities.

Carly reflects on her time as a contestant on this years hit new game show 'The Floor' on channel 9.and discuss why representation on television matters for mob.

Credit: The Floor promo, Channel 9