Them Yarns

Them Yarns

By Carly WallaceSociety & Culture
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Them Yarns episodes

  • Protests, Politics & the Halftime Show
    This week on Them Yarns, we unpack Bad Bunny’s (Carly's man) political halftime moment, the controversy surrounding the Israeli PM’s visit to Australia. Plus, we launch our brand new rating segment 'Deadly or Doogie', kicking it off by rating heated rivalry!
    51 min
  • Invasion Day 2026 & the Racism Hangover
    After a tough Invasion Day in 2026 and a wave of racism, tension, and violence against mob in Australia right now, we unpack what it’s felt like as blackfullas this past week. Carly shares why this year’s protest in Brisbane felt different, and we talk about the emotional hangover our communities are carrying right now. It’s raw, reflective, and real- it's about grief, anger, resilience, and what it means to keep showing up as mob when we’re exhausted but still standing [-O-]
    1 hr 3 min
  • New Year, Who me, Welcome to 2026
    New Year, who me… Welcome to the first episode of Them Yarns for 2026. This week we're back and we yarned our predictions and horoscopes for the year ahead, along with the lead up to Invasion day.
    44 min
  • Last Them Yarns Episode for 2025
    Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our deadly Them Yarns listeners. This is our last episode for 2025, we'll be back in 2026 with a brand new season of Them Yarns. Thanks again to all of you who listened, liked, subscribed and shared our little black ass podcast. Have a safe and Happy New year,
    Carly and Aaron and our executive assistant producer Courage
    1 hr 3 min
  • Bondi Shooting
    We send our deepest condolences and respects to the jewish community and all who lost their lives and were affected by the recent Bondi mass shooting. Sending love and peace <3
    WARNING: This episode contains heavy content about racism, extreeme violence, and death. If this episode brings up anything for you, you can reach out to 13YARN for support (call 13 92 76).
    37 min
  • Wiradjuri Neo Nazi (someone come get their cousin)
    Ever seen or heard of an Aboriginal Neo Nazi? Neither had any of us until this week!!!
    A alleged far right neo nazi activist has been stood down from his job pending an investigation into his involvement in an anti-jewish neo nazi rally outside of a NSW Parliament building, but what's more shocking is that he's been identified in pictures this week across Facebook as someone who identifies as a Wiradjuri Aboriginal man and has even played in the Koori knockouts in the past.. Someone come get their cousin.
    57 min
  • Immigration Nation
    This week on Them Yarns, we dive into the heat around immigration- from far right Nazis getting deported to the old wounds of the Cronulla riots. We unpack how racism still shapes who Australia thinks “belongs,” here and why immigration becomes the easy target.
    51 min
  • Toxic Family!!!
    Who needs enemies when you have Blak family members? This week on Them Yarns, we’re talking toxic family members in our blackfulla families- the relatives we love but sometimes need to block for our own peace. We yarn about breaking cycles, setting boundaries, and choosing your wellbeing over old patterns of toxic Intergenerational behaviours.
    If you’ve ever had to distance yourself from mob to stay healthy, this episode is for you.
    WARNING: This episode contains heavy content about domestic and family violence, and intergenerational trauma. If this episode brings up anything for you, you can reach out to 13YARN for support (call 13 92 76).
    49 min
  • When heritage gets mixed, what stays Blak?
    This week we dive into how mob are identifying today, especially when heritage gets mixed. From mob 'declaring' their white sides in Blak spaces to how slang and lingo are being used across states, we unpack what’s changing and what still keeps us connected as Blackfullas. It’s a real talk about identity, belonging, and how we hold onto what makes each mob unique.
    53 min

About Them Yarns

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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.