
Race Matters is an anti-racist show that explores the values and complexities of race, culture and identity. In-depth interviews and unique story telling and spanning arts, music, politics, global and local events, plus experimental audio and community takeovers.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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"I believe in the sweat of love and in the fire of truth..."
These poetic words by Black revolutionary Assata Shakur reverberate through the work of Munanjahli and South Sea Islander scholar, writer and truth-teller Dr. Chelsea Watego, in conversat... more
Non-linear sounds, improvising as spiritual catharsis, computer coding as companion.
Sehej Kaur & Alicia Zhao immerse into the sound worlds of naarm-based artist Nū. Utilising live coding, Ethiopian samples, gospel trills and reclaiming non-linear ... more
What does it mean that desire, even queer desire, is built on dead bodies? What happens when we realise that our desires, even our most intimate, erotic ones, may be rooted in specific, traceable violence and death?
Wiradjuri baddie and alleged ten... more
“Breath. Something we all have in common, yet most take for granted”
An invitation to listen in, attune to, hold breath and be in solidarity with those in our community living with Long Covid. In collaboration with Dr Poppy de Souza, we bring you ... more
"We are in a decolonial moment, we need the energy to keep going"
A conversation between Shareeka Helaluddin and astrologer, spirit worker for the liberation, Ra Life. Hear them on what it is to use their gifts in the toolkit for revolution, guidin... more
"... and in truth it is a story that is not mine nor hers; I am searching for the shape of what is ours."
Hear Sara and Joannie are in conversation with Palestinian writer and academic Micaela Sahhar. Together, they discuss Micaela’s gorgeous new ... more
How do we understand hope as something within ourselves, and not as a far off horizon?
A conversation with anti-oppressive therapist and educator Leah Manaema Avene on their expansive practice rooted in abolition, love, repair and the strategies to... more
"You have to speak the truth, even if your voice shakes"
What does it mean to commemorate Nakba, not as a singular historical act, but as a way to honour the resistance that has continued long before October 7th?
A conversation with Dana Kafina ... more
One of the best poddies in Australia right now!!!
As a half Asian half white person this show is absolutely deadly, informative and funny. Great guests, great discussions, sensitive yet a little cheeky comedy. I really appreciate this podcast so thank you for introducing me to musicians/artists/community leaders in your community that I hadn’t yet discovered 🙏🏾
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This show offers an engaging exploration of race, culture, and identity through a variety of narrative forms, including interviews, storytelling, and experimental audio. Covering diverse topics from arts and music to politics and social justice, it uniquely blends global and local perspectives, making the content both relevant and impactful. Each episode is crafted to provoke thought about anti-racism, community, and personal narratives, capturing the complexities surrounding these themes in meaningful ways. Noteworthy is the show's commitment to honoring and highlighting voices from marginalized communities, as well as its integration of creative audio projects and solidarity actions that span borders.
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Race Matters launched 7 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Race Matters include:
1. Dr. Chelsea Watego
2. David Soriano
3. Ra Life
4. Micaela Sahhar
5. Leah Manaema Avene
6. Feras Shaheen
7. Omar Sakr
8. Alicia Zhao
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