
AWAYE! presents a diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia and the best from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 374 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

From the wharves of Woolloomooloo to the cattle station of Wave Hill and the cotton fields of Wee Waa trade unions have played a significant role in the advancement of Indigenous civil rights.
Unionist Thomas Mayo, art warrior Richard Frankland and ... more
This week, Awaye pays tribute to the immense contribution of Widjabul Wieybal woman of the Bundjalung Nation: Rhoda Roberts.
Friends and colleagues share her irreplaceable legacy and reflect on how she championed contemporary Indigenous arts over he... more
Artists Glenda Nicholls and Lorraine Connelly-Northey share their site-responsive artmaking in the exhibition Sky, Earth, Water.
Then Angelica Lockyer discusses their starring role in Yokai, a digital short series about queer love.
Plus for Word Up... more
Flora is the first ever full length collaboration between Barranga Dance Theatre and the Australian Ballet, and follows Bangarra's winning of a Golden Lion Award.
Then, singer-songwriter and playwright Toni Janke holds a mirror up to life through he... more
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Would highly recommend as essential listening for people of this nation and beyond.
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
Another favourite RN podcast. I love the stories. Love learning more about Aboriginal culture, experience and knowledge. Wish there were more programmes like this.
Love love love this show. Essential listening.
Awaye is a great program that is always interesting. It keeps you learning about Australia's Indigenous peoples and is always entertaining.
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The show centers on Aboriginal arts, culture, and Indigenous storytelling, featuring conversations with artists, language advocates, curators, and community leaders. Episodes cover creative processes, language revitalization, political activism, and cultural heritage, often weaving personal anecdotes with broader social issues. Guests span poets, musicians, visual artists, and organizers, creating a rich landscape of contemporary Indigenous expression and heritage preservation that appeals to listeners interested in culture, community, and social issues. A standout attribute is its commitment to diverse Indigenous voices, cross-disciplinary art forms, and discussions about language, land, and identity in Australia and beyond.
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Recent guests on AWAYE! include:
1. Daniel Browning
2. Ursula Raymond
3. Heather Mitjangba Burarrwanga
4. Lydia Miller
5. Lorena Allam
6. Dr. Jackie Huggins
7. Lily Shearer
8. Frances Rings
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