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ABC
Indigenous Languages
Language Revitalization
Sensitivity Readers
Indigenous Arts
Growing Up Torres Strait Islander In Australia
Community Engagement
Torres Strait Islander Culture
Stolen Generations
Elders
Identity
Rising Festival
Eclipse
Ziggy Ramo
Colonization
Ellen Van Neervan
Aunty Dulcie Flower
Diverse Stories
Publishing Industry
Creativity
Digital Repatriation

AWAYE! presents a diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia and the best from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.

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Latest Episodes

On January 16, 1988, Rudi's cousin Mark Haines, a young Gomeroi man, was found dead on railway tracks outside Tamworth—the day after Rudi was born.

Thirty-seven years later, Mark's siblings Lorna and Ron Boy continue to attend coronial inquest hear... more

Yurlu | Country's director Yaara Bou Melhem and Banjima Traditional Owner Janelle Parker, share how they made a film about environmental devastation that's ultimately about love, resilience, and hope.

Then head to the waterways of the Royal National... more

You know the headlines—the million-dollar paintings, the forgeries that made him the most faked Aboriginal artist in the world. But who was Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, really?

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Uluru Handback with Anangu Elders and artists including Alison Caroll and Rene Kulitja.

Then meet singer-songwriter Sue Ray, whose deep, captivating voice and authentic storytelling has earned her three Queensl... more

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Recent Guests

John Keane
Writer and curator of Indigenous arts, friend of Clifford Possum.
Episode: Finding Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri on canvas and Country
Ned Jumpajimpa Hargraves
Language legend, community advocate and translator.
Episode: Finding Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri on canvas and Country
Yhonnie Scarce
Artist known for her glass installations with cultural significance
Episode: Celebrating ten years of Tarnanthi
Carol Puruntatameri
Tiwi artist sharing her ancestral art stories
Wunnappi Art Centre
Episode: Celebrating ten years of Tarnanthi
Dominique Chen
Gamilaroi artist involved with the Black Laundry project
Episode: Celebrating ten years of Tarnanthi
Libby Harward
Quandamooka artist involved with the Black Laundry project
Episode: Celebrating ten years of Tarnanthi
Gari Tudor-Smith
Language advocate sharing Gungulu words
Episode: Celebrating ten years of Tarnanthi
Dakota Feirer
Bundjalung and Gumbangiriman poet and author of 'Arsenic Flower'
Hachette Australia
Episode: Arsenic Flower is a love letter to people and Country
Travis de Vries
Founder and executive director of Awesome Black
Awesome Black
Episode: Arsenic Flower is a love letter to people and Country

Host

Rudy Bremer
Rudy Bremer is a host known for exploring Indigenous stories and culture through discussions with various guests. He provides valuable insights into the arts, community, and cultural representation within Australia.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 71 ratings
  • Great podcast

    Would highly recommend as essential listening for people of this nation and beyond.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nicjj85
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Australian culture

    Thanks so much for enriching our culture as Australians with more knowledge and appreciation of the culture of our first people. Mabo’s story was so moving. Thank you to all you people making our country a better place in all your diversity of ways

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HoDown
    Australia5 years ago
  • Left me wanting more

    Another favourite RN podcast. I love the stories. Love learning more about Aboriginal culture, experience and knowledge. Wish there were more programmes like this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IvyAda
    Australia7 years ago
  • This is the best

    Love love love this show. Essential listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    who put salt in my coffee
    Australia8 years ago
  • Listen!

    Awaye is a great program that is always interesting. It keeps you learning about Australia's Indigenous peoples and is always entertaining.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    _Dianne
    Australia8 years ago

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Audience members appreciate the blend of historical context with contemporary issues, noting the program's relevance and humanity.
Many find the storytelling engaging and impactful, wishing for more content like this.
The program is praised for enriching Australian culture with diverse Indigenous stories and knowledge.
Listeners express high regard for the show's ability to educate and enlighten audiences about Aboriginal culture.
Feedback highlights the importance of representation and the positive portrayal of Indigenous experiences.

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How healing Country can heal us all
Q: What are the receptions that you've noticed?
The film has been emotive and powerful, resonating with many viewers who see reflections of their own families.
How healing Country can heal us all
Q: How did you approach the relationship in a way that allowed people to see in without compromising on really private moments for him and his family?
They decided to cut scenes from the film as they were filming and show them to Maitland and his family to give them agency over the project.
Arsenic Flower is a love letter to people and Country
Q: Why was poetry the form you wanted to use to do that work and to have that thinking?
For me, metaphor is such a powerful language in itself.
Arsenic Flower is a love letter to people and Country
Q: How does it feel to have [Arsenic Flower] out in the world?
It's still a very fresh experience that I'm piecing together each day that comes.
Singing Our Futures turns up the volume
Q: How do you think your feelings about your identity and artistry have shifted?
I've learned it's okay to embrace both my acting and hip-hop persona, which allows me to be multifaceted in my artistry.

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The content showcases a range of Indigenous voices, stories, and cultural expressions spanning arts, music, literature, and social issues. Key discussions often center on significant themes such as First Nations storytelling, resilience, and cultural representation, highlighting the importance of understanding and appreciating the complexities of Aboriginal culture. Notably, the podcast features diverse guests including artists, authors, musicians, and activists, all contributing personal narratives and professional insights that resonate with contemporary Indigenous experiences and history. This rich tapestry of content is particularly unique for its informative approach and community focus, aiming to educate listeners while celebrating cu... more

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Recent guests on AWAYE! include:

1. John Keane
2. Ned Jumpajimpa Hargraves
3. Yhonnie Scarce
4. Carol Puruntatameri
5. Dominique Chen
6. Libby Harward
7. Gari Tudor-Smith
8. Dakota Feirer

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