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The Sunday Paper Podcast

The Sunday Paper Podcast
Colonialism
Indigenous Rights
Palestine
New Caledonia
Gaza
Decolonization
Kanaky
Slingshot Books
Nunarput
Inuit Sovereignty
France
Poetry
Palestinian Refugees
Denmark
Food Sovereignty
Gilboa Prison Break
University Of Melbourne
Husayn Muruwwah
Colonization
Anti-Zionism

Audio articles, interviews and conversations from The Sunday Paper thesundaypaperpodcast.substack.com

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This is the third episode in a series of on the ground reports from Kanaky brought to you by Sunday Paper reporter Mell Chun.

In this episode, Mell speaks to Muneiko Haocas, president of the National Sovereign Independence Movement, as well as their... more

This is the second episode in a series of on the ground reports from Kanaky brought to you by Sunday Paper reporter Mell Chun.

In this episode, Mell attends a picnic, and speaks to Oriane Trolue, a feminist with decolonial politics. She is also a m... more

In September 2025, reporter Mell Chun spent 10 days in Kanaky, reporting on the French state’s suppression of the Kanak people following the uprising of May 2024, as well as their continued resistance and Independence movement.

In this first episod... more

Before we launch into our new series on Kanaky, we wanted to replay this episode from November last year. It provides some important historical context for the coming series. This episode has been edited for brevity, but all references and statistics... more

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Recent Guests

Grand Chief Sinewami Tamumu Wakewe
King of Goreshaba Kingdom in the Negone Island in Kanaky, representative of 62 Kingdoms in Kanaky.
No specific affiliation mentioned
Episode: Kanaky: History and Context (Repeat)
Michael Bro
An Inuit and Two-Spirit LGBTQIA advocate, outspoken on rights of Inuit people
Episode: Episode 11: Season Two: Inuit Sovereignty in Nunarput
Stephen Swift Bird
Oglala Lakota artist, activist, and ethnobotanist
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Episode: Episode Eight, Season Two: Stephen Swift Bird
Rahaf Al Khatib
Jordanian-born Palestinian woman, culinary expert and activist
Falastini Food Truck
Episode: Episode Seven, Season Two: Beit Siti
Alissar Seyla
Founder of Rage Cafe, a community initiative exploring Swana arts and culture
Rage Cafe
Episode: Episode Four, Season Two: Rage Cafe
Tess Cullity
Founder of Slingshot Books, a radical publishing house
Slingshot Books
Episode: Episode 13: Slingshot Books
James Tylor
Multidisciplinary artist and writer of Kaurna, Māori, and European heritage
Episode: Episode 12: James Tylor
Lorna Munro
Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi woman, multidisciplinary artist, and radio and podcast host
Episode: Episode 11: Lorna Munro
Sara M Saleh
Award-winning writer, human rights lawyer, and organizer
Episode: Episode Eight: Poetry and Art

Host

Mell Chun
Host of The Sunday Paper Podcast efforts, with focus on indigenous rights and decolonization.

Reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Needed

    Principled people

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    SaltyPlumb
    Australiaa month ago
  • Very peculiar

    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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    Freedom Fight Club
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great podcast, they walk the walk and say no to z**nists on principle

    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

    Apple Podcasts
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    Stevey Devey
    Australia2 years ago

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Quality guest conversations that add depth to global issues
Thoughtful reporting with on-the-ground perspectives
Provocative takes that energize activist audiences
Insightful and principled analysis of colonial histories

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The Palestinian Feminist Collective and Third World Feminism
Q: Why is Palestine essential to feminism?
PFC argues that mainstream feminist narratives often ignore the intertwined nature of Palestinian struggles with feminism, claiming that separating these issues undermines the fight against imperialism and oppression, which are central to their feminist discourse.
The Palestinian Feminist Collective and Third World Feminism
Q: Could you talk a little bit about the Palestinian Feminist Collective? How did it start, the goals, and the purpose of the organization?
The Palestinian Feminist Collective (PFC) was formed in response to a call from Palestinian women to challenge liberal Zionism and spread the Palestinian narrative through a feminist lens, particularly after the murder of Isfah Faddeh. It started as a reading group among various organizers, academics, and artists.
Episode 11: Season Two: Inuit Sovereignty in Nunarput
Q: What does the end goal look like? What do you see as the best outcome for Inuit in Nunarput?
The final goal for me would be to unite with Inuit across the Arctic, to establish a connection, establish a collaboration, establish a state, to become part of that Inuit community, so we can become a whole again.
Episode Ten, Season Two: Occupy Sister Kate's
Q: Why do you think that taking back land as like a direct action is effective? Why is it important to physically occupy the space as a protest?
It's necessary because millions of dollars have disappeared, and the land has significant historical and cultural importance for the Aboriginal community.
Episode Ten, Season Two: Occupy Sister Kate's
Q: How common was it for the church to play a role in stealing children?
It was very common for the church to act as the guardian of Aboriginal children and send them to homes where they were made to work.

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