Nakkiah and Miranda have conversations Australia is uncomfortable having—about sex, relationships, dating, power, and, most difficult of all, race.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
If you thought we’d disappeared, think again! Nakkiah and Miranda have a treat for you. Recently, at the Melbourne Writers Festival, they sat down with journalist, memoirist and comic book writer Ta-Nehisi Coates to talk about race in general, and sp... more
In this special live episode, presented and recorded at the Sydney Opera House as part of the All About Women festival, Nakkiah and Miranda are joined by actor and budding director Shari Sebbens to unpack the fall out from the Marvel blockbuster Blac... more
We decided to record a bonus episode because recently Australia’s prime minister Malcolm Turnbull landed a pretty big blow on Indigenous Australians. Last week, he rejected the Indigenous Voice to Parliament proposed in the Uluru Statement From The H... more
In a perfect world Miranda Tapsell would be the star of a wildly successful rom-com, or a franchised superhero film. The Frances Ha or Jessica James of Australia, or an Aboriginal Storm in the next edition of X-Men. But in order to be Australia’s fav... more
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This is a stand out podcast by two funny, talented and intelligent indigenous women who host incredible guests. As a white descendent of colonisers I learned a lot while being entertained along the way. I’m gutted to see there aren’t more recent episodes! Hard recommend.
Generous, insightful and confrontingly honest. I hope this podcast reaches the wide audience it deserves. Thanks for inviting us to tackle the race issue with you. Please keep it up. Australia will be all the better for it.
Listening to this podcast feels like being a fly on the wall at a very warm and insightful Sunday afternoon cuppa. I have listened to hundreds of hours of different podcasts in the past year and not many have been so intellectual, insightful and inspiring. My only complaint is I wish there was more episodes!
I’ve only just started listening but I’m already a massive fan! I think discussions regarding race are so important and are even more so this year with BLM and the effects it had in Australia. Having you guys speak on a platform like this is such a big step in making people realise the racism that still exists in Australia. Please continue the show!!!
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