
Audio articles, interviews and conversations from The Sunday Paper thesundaypaperpodcast.substack.com
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 28 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | NewsNews CommentarySociety & Culture | ||||

As the Zionist regime continues to wage its genocidal war on Palestine, there is a sense in the international community that opinion is shifting. Western nations have begun to talk about recognising Palestine and institutions are reassessing the bene... more
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James Tylor is a multidisciplinary artist and writer of Kaurna, Māori and European heritage. He writes about environment, culture and history. You might... more
After a long hiatus we’re finally bringing you season three.
We’re kicking off the season talking to Seran, a member of Solidarity for Eelam Tamils, a group focussed on education and awareness around the struggle of Eelam Tamils in so-called-Sri-La... more
*This episode includes mentions of gendered medical abuse*.
Last episode, we discussed the history of Sister Kate's children's home and the policy of forced removal of Aboriginal children from their families, which officially ended in the 70’s and 8... more
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Everyone in this podcast is living hand to mouth from government money but also have created personalities entirely out of a penchant for uncompromisingly calling for others to smash the government.
I think a psychologist or psychiatrist in years to come will have a lot ot material here to work with, and i very much look forward to that podcast.
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It’s a cool podcast! I learned a lot about resistance, anti-imperialism and what you can do as an ally to help. Founder and coordinator Matt Chun is an absolute legend. He unknowingly took government grant money from the State Library of Victoria for years, you can see it on their annual reports, without knowing it was z*onist-funded!! And now he’s pledged to give every dollar of that money to Palestinian causes - that’s tens of thousands of dollars for Palestine! It shows that these people real... more
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Content often addresses the struggles for Indigenous rights and environmental issues, highlighting the experiences and perspectives of various activists and advocates. Episodes dive into historical and contemporary matters, such as colonialism, food sovereignty, cultural heritage, and community activism. Unique to this offering is the blend of personal narratives with political discourse, engaging a diverse array of voices that focus on the intersecting themes of identity, resistance, and solidarity among marginalized communities. This makes it particularly appealing to listeners interested in social justice, Indigenous rights, and cultural preservation.
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2. Stephen Swift Bird
3. Rahaf Al Khatib
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