Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling

Australian Film Television and Radio School

An AFTRS Indigenous Podcast

We live in a country that holds the oldest living culture with an unbroken connection: our First Nations People. How does Australia in 2019 understand this? A famous expression, ‘White Australia has a Black History’ seems to capture it perfectly. Join in the conversation between AFTRS Head of Indigenous Kyas Sherriff and novelist, historian, farmer and respected Elder Uncle Bruce Pascoe, as they share deep understandings on language, identity and connection to country.

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No. of episodes: 5

Latest episode: 2019-07-14

Society & Culture History

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How many episodes are there of Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling?

There are 5 episodes avaiable of Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling.

What is Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling about?

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Society & Culture
History

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When did Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling start?

The first episode of Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling that we have available was released 14 July 2019.

Who creates the podcast Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling?

Talk Talk: Indigenous Languages and Storytelling is produced and created by Australian Film Television and Radio School.