Read The Play
Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr David SinghJoin your favourite “nerds on the frontline” Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr. David Singh as they embark on an ambitious new podcast to showcase the power and possibility of Indigenous critical race theory.
Over 13 jam-packed episodes, Chelsea & David examine key concepts and ideas in Indigenous critical race theory to help listeners learn to “read the play” in the ongoing war on race. They dig in... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||
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This week, Chelsea & David dive into the relationship between Indigenous critical race theory and the long and proud tradition of Aboriginal community-led organising, activism and grassroots struggle on this continent. They kick off with an older int... more
This week, we move beyond the university to engage with the diverse ways that communities are organising themselves in response to the persistent violence of racism, colonialism, and capitalism in this moment. Through a series of short excerpts from ... more
This week on Read the Play, Chelsea and David consider what it takes to stand your ground in the face of relentless colonial violence. They share an interview recorded with Professor Eddie Cubillo when he was in the depths of a prolonged fight agains... more
In this episode, Chelsea & David ask: what can we learn from paying attention to the work that Blackfullas are doing across diverse frontlines in the war on race? From racial complaints processes, to suing the racists; working to redistribute their r... more
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A dynamic exploration of Indigenous critical race theory is at the core of discussions, where the hosts engage with pressing social issues, particularly focusing on anti-racism, Indigenous rights, and community activism. Episodes frequently feature esteemed guests from various backgrounds who share their insights and experiences related to grassroots organizing, decolonization efforts, and the interconnectedness of different struggles against oppression. Listeners can expect a blend of serious and poignant dialogue interspersed with moments of humor, creating a balanced and engaging examination of race-related topics and the importance of acknowledging Indigenous voices in these conversations.
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Read The Play launched 2 months ago and published 8 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 Read The Play include:
1. Larissa Baldwin
2. Roj Amedi
3. Tasnim Samak
4. Uncle Coco Wharton
5. Professor Gracelyn Smallwood
6. Uncle Dale Ruska
7. Senator Lidia Thorpe
8. Dr. Amy McQuire
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