Them Yarns

From paint up to dancing, to dot painting and the knockouts, this week on Them Yarns, Carly and Aaron discuss 'What's modernised Aboriginal culture and what's just gammin'.

Anyone else noticing more and more flag poles out the front of peoples houses with Australian flags flying? Brother ew. This week we discuss the boring Australian flag, and on 'Hill we're willing to die on' segment, Carly actually agrees with Nagas for once (shock horror).

This week on Them Yarns, we unpack whether our Aboriginal Community Controlled orgs and health services have changed. Dropping in to our local ACCOS and ACCHOS felt easy once upon a time, now you can barely get in for an appointment or see a doctor. We yarn the difference from then and now with our services and ask, what should or needs to change?

Them Yarns is a podcast with murri mob Carly Wallace and Aaron Nagas spinning yarns from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community every week.

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Them Yarns is created and produced by Carly Wallace in Meeanjin (Brisbane)

Theme Music credit: Courage Kahananui

Podcast artwork credit: Courage Kahananui

This week we unpack the rise of conservative male vloggers, especially Aboriginal men with social media platforms falling down the rabbit hole of one nation and right wing views. How would it be if a black woman did the same thing? How dangerous are these vloggers to the state of our community and the far right surge? Nagas and Carly yarn all that and more on this week's episode of Them Yarns

Pauline, Ed Sheerun, Prince Harry, what do they all have in common? These red heads all caused headlines this week and we discuss all their mayhem in one big culture killa segment on this ep.

Whats it like to go viral on social media? We went viral twice this week and Carly has some thoughts. And Aaron has been stirring up the racist far right again

Are you community budoo? Is that the next question to be added to the next cencus in 2031? And this week, Carly and our audience have some new dating icks!

Do they still care about us? That's the question we ask this week on Them Yarns as we discuss the recent comments from politicians and Indigenous leaders at Garma Festival 3 years old from the Voice Referendum. And we get deep on the segment Culture Killers where we yarn about 'When do you know its time to move on?

What's the #1 thing you gotta hide from your mob when they come for a visit? It's not what you think....