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Mundanara Bayles
Community Support
Cultural Identity
Mental Health
Education
Human Resources
First Nations Peoples
Njunga Nation
Migrant Experience
Diversity and Inclusion
Aboriginal Culture
Resilience
Billy Dib
Entrepreneurship
Indigenous Culture
Queensland
First Nations Culture
Intergenerational Trauma
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Youth Detention
Child Protection

Hosted by Mundanara Bayles who was born and raised in Redfern (Sydney) Australia and currently lives in Queensland. The Black Magic Woman Podcast is an uplifting conversational style program featuring mainly First Nations people from Australia and around the world sharing their stories about their journey to highlight the diversity amongst First Nations peoples and the resilience of her people. Sh... more

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In the newest Mental Fitness Conversations episode, produced in partnership with Black Magic Woman, host Mundanara Bayles yams with Dr Clinton Schultz, a proud Gamilaroi man, psychologist and Head of First Nations Strategy at Black Dog Institute.

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In this episode of the Black Magic Woman Podcast, I sit down with Ruby Heard, a proud descendant of the Jaru and Gija peoples and founder of Alinga Energy Consulting. Ruby shares her journey into electrical engineering and how a decision at sixteen t... more

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The fourth episode of the Mental Fitness Conversations podcast features a powerful yarn with Quaden Bayles, a 14-year-old First Nations actor, award-winning advocate and activist.

In this episode, Quaden speaks openly about how his life changed ove... more

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In this episode of the Black Magic Woman Podcast, I sit down with Uncle John Anderson, at the First Nations Clean Energy Network Summit on Kabi Kabi Country. Uncle John shares his journey from his saltwater connections on Palm Island and Innisfail to... more

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Recent Guests

Quaden Bayles
Young Aboriginal actor and advocate against bullying
Episode: Quaden Bayles on bullying, belonging and mental fitness
Steph Tisdell
Proud Yirindji woman, comedian, actress and writer.
Episode: Steph Tisdell | Comedian and Actor on Identity, Connection and Mental Fitness
Tommy Hicks
Head of Culture and Community at Indigenous Energy Australia
Indigenous Energy Australia
Episode: Building Community Through Clean Energy
Shantelle Thompson
Proud Barkindji woman and mental health advocate
Kililana Foundation
Episode: Mental Fitness Conversations: Episode 1 with Shantelle Thompson OAM
Elverina Johnson
Artist and collaborator in Indigenous fashion design
Taking Shape
Episode: Wearing Our Stories: A Yarn on Culture, Fashion, and Legacy
Gregory Egget
Known as Uncle Cheg, he is an elder and community leader involved in education and Indigenous rights advocacy.
Episode: Carrying the Load: Eldership, Obligation, and Hope for Our Future
Tjanara Goreng Goreng
Grandmother, mother, and leadership consultant from the Waka Waka Woolly Woolly Clans of Central Queensland.
Leadership Institute
Episode: We’ve Always Known How to Lead: Reclaiming Leadership on Aboriginal Terms
Angela Barney-Leitch
Woppaburra woman and advocate for Indigenous rights and education
Queensland University of Technology
Episode: How Education Fuels Our Liberation and the Power of Standing Strong in Our Identity
Larissa Baldwin-Roberts
Community organizer and activist focused on rights and justice for First Nations peoples.
Episode: Legacy, Resistance, and the Power of Community

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Mundanara Bayles
Host of engaging conversations that inspire and uplift, focusing on First Nations stories and cultural understanding.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 182 ratings
  • BlakCast🤩BlakOut

    🤩💫This podcast is a great resource for our mob especially with the different variety of individuals from the different sectors🖤💛❤️

    Love your vibe Mundanara your passionate drive to socially make that positive impact is ❤️‍🔥💥fire 🔥💥

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skeetaginerella
    Australia3 months ago
  • Good luck on the new season of your

    Oh I thought I would have it on the back of my phone but it wasn’t so good I didn’t even think it would have been good to

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    thubabuwv
    Australiaa year ago
  • Essential listening

    Great chats with deadly humans. A window into the oldest living culture in the world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mel CO87@
    Australia2 years ago
  • I love this!

    I think you fight for ALL peoples rights especially aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in a way for all ages and I am a child! 👦🏾🧑🏽‍🎨🧕🏻👳🏿‍♀️👧🏿

    I live on Woi•Wurrung country

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Uluṟu python
    Australia2 years ago
  • A good yarn

    Love listening on my morning walk! #dharawalcountry

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scibidoo
    Australia5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the diverse range of voices and stories shared, emphasizing the importance of understanding First Nations culture.
The discussions are often noted as insightful and educational, providing valuable perspectives on contemporary Indigenous issues.
Listeners feel that the podcast challenges societal norms while remaining approachable and relatable.
Many express gratitude for the uplifting and supportive tone, fostering a sense of community and connection.

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In the Driver’s Seat: Clean Energy and Community Power
Q: What are some of the successes so far that you've seen?
Being part of the conversation and seeing over 20 First Nations led clean energy projects is a significant success.
In the Driver’s Seat: Clean Energy and Community Power
Q: Can you share a little bit about maybe some of the work that you've done or you're doing at the moment?
I'm on the steering committee of the First Nations Clean Energy Network, which focuses on ensuring First Nations communities benefit from the renewable energy sector.
Quaden Bayles on bullying, belonging and mental fitness
Q: Do you think Gotcha4Life would have helped you in terms of dealing with some of the bullying?
Yeah, it helped a lot, you know. I think it would have, yeah, 100%.
Quaden Bayles on bullying, belonging and mental fitness
Q: What would you say to other young kids, young teenagers that are listening to this yarn?
Be brave and just have a say, you know. If someone ever says something to you, just have a say and fight against it.
Mental Fitness Conversations: Episode 1 with Shantelle Thompson OAM
Q: What do you want to share before we wrap up?
It's important to remind young people they are worth fighting for and that self-love is vital.

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Conversations often center around the experiences and cultural narratives of First Nations individuals, highlighting resilience, identity, and the importance of community. The themes cross various domains, from mental health and activism to fashion and leadership, showcasing a diverse array of voices and insights from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their allies. This uplifting conversational style aims to foster better understanding and appreciation of First Nations cultures and experiences, encouraging dialogue and connection between listeners and Indigenous narratives.

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Recent guests on Black Magic Woman include:

1. Quaden Bayles
2. Steph Tisdell
3. Tommy Hicks
4. Shantelle Thompson
5. Elverina Johnson
6. Gregory Egget
7. Tjanara Goreng Goreng
8. Angela Barney-Leitch

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