Murri Country
A one hour show dedicated to all issues relevant to First Nations people.
Episode 123
Join me Marshall the Million dollar voice and Nate the Plover Whisperer for the Truckinâ Hour! We couldnât wait to spoil you with your fave Truckinâ songs and our great banter, then we got you so hyped up that we had to calm you down the best we could with a âGarth Brooksâ Double Play. See ya on the road! #Total Insurance Agencies #Seats âRâ Us #Watego and Sons Transport...
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 112 Thelma Plum
Thelma Plum has made her return with a deadly new single, the powerful and reflective âBackseat Of My Mindâ. She chats to Letâs Talk about her new single, changing her life during COVID and how her community made her who she is today. The single marks Plumâs first new music since 2020, when she released the standalone single âThese Daysâ. âBackseat Of My Mindâ harbours a swoon-worthy effect in...
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Episode 166 â Bangers 4
On this episode of Three Chords & The Truth Jen & Paddy keep you entertained great banter and fine selected Bangers on their playlist. This podcasts gives you a chance to discover new favorite songs or even remind you of old song you forgot about.
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 111 Kris Flanders
Kris Flanders is Australiaâs most experienced Aboriginal sports journalist; he believes sport is the greatest metaphor for life. The Gumbaynggirr man has covered some of the biggest sporting events and interviewed some of the biggest stars in his distinguished 25 years and counting career. Kris joins Letâs Talk to chat about his love for sports journalism, disability rugby league and the long...
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Animal Yarns â Galah
Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 110 Dillan Walker
Yuin man Dillan Walker was born with mild Cerebral Palsy, but meeting him you wouldnât know it. His outlook on life is so bright, it casts a shadow of his disability. Dillan is also the son of legendary Rugby League and Union player, Andrew Walker and together the family has lived an extraordinary life in Australia and overseas. Dillan sits down with Letâs Talk and chats about his life...
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Danny Widdicombe
Local Brisbane musician Danny Widdicombe who plays James Burton in the new Elvis movie joins Jharal and Ranger Stacey...
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Episode 13 â Mr Angus Gill
The bandwagon is back again with another hour of all the best bluegrass tunes and conversations, this weeks guest is Mr Angus Gill. Itâs time to catch up with your favorite bluegrass tunes or discover new favorites right here on the Bluegrass bandwagon podcast.
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Uncle Joe Geia
Through Joe Geiaâs iconic songs significant events in Queenslandâs Black History will be revealed through music, projected visual backdrop for each of the 16 songs and storytelling from Joe Geia and special guest, Aboriginal Rights activist, writer & publisher Cheryl Buchanan. The songs that are showcased in this new undertaking are Geiaâs songs (with the exceptions of a song by Graham Brady from...
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 109 Ms Angela Barney â Leitch
In this episode of Letâs Talk- Danny Teece Johnson catches up with Ms Angela Barney â Leitch. Ms Angela Barney â Leitch is the QUT Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy) She is responsible for providing leadership in developing the strategic direction of the university regarding Indigenous matters, including institutional policy, strategy and advice in relation to all aspects of Indigenous...
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Sam McCaughey â The BlueShamrocks
Brisbane-based band theBlueShamrocks Country Music Band, have a traditional-sounding country music theme which combines elements of jive, waltz and line dance country music. Following on from their debut album, TTT-Tap Those Toes, now with 1million plus plays on Spotify, theBlueShamrocks new original series of singles are being released from an album, NTSH Nothing To See Here, within the songâs...
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Goanna
The iconic Australian band Goanna dropped by the studio for a yarn and some live songs. Forty years on, and with their messages of positive engagement in Indigenous rights and environmental protection more relevant than ever, GOANNA this week begin an extensive national tour to commemorate and celebrate 40 years of their acclaimed, multi-platinum debut album Spirit of Place and the albumâs truly...
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Episode 9 â Adam Brand
Tonight on Caffeinated Country, Tariana speaks to soulful country songsmith with more than two decades of industry experience, Adam Brand!
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 108 QUT Murri Netball Carnival
In this episode of Letâs Talk, Danny is doing Live interviews with various guest from the Nissen Arena QUT Murri Netball Carnival, this event runs for two days with todayâs focus on the Junior Netball Teams with Juniors (6-12 Years old) â Mixed Teams are playing their netball games and tomorrow the Womenâs Netball games will be held.
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Hunter Kaine
Hunter joins the Brekky Show to yarn about her new single âMind of its Ownâ. You may remember Hunter Kaine from her massively successful 2020 debut, âLong Way From Lonelyâ â a longing Country ballad that featured Australian music legend, Shane Nicholson. Or perhaps you remember Kaine from her stint as a lead vocalist in Melbourne Country Rock outfit, Deep Creek Road. After enduring one of the...
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Jen Mize & The Rough Nâ Tumble
Jen yarns to Jharal and Ranger Stacey about the new single âElevator Rideâ with her band Jen Mize & The Rough Nâ Tumble. That feeling when youâre a just-tall-enough kid waiting for your turn on that thrilling carnival ride. Or that buzz you got when you were 10, climbing those slippery steps at your local pool for your first dive off the highest platform, and it feels like every single person you...
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 107 Healing with Troy Jungaji Brady
BEMAC Live is honoured to present JUNGAJIâs Exhibition: Junumundungal â (As one, joining together). Jungaji is a modern day song man who is one of only a small group of Australian First Nations fluent Gu gu Yalanji speakers and song man left in the world today. Such sacred ancient law is an integral responsibility for Jungaji in terms of documenting his peoples stories through visual art...
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Episode 180 â Dancing in the Streets
On this weekâs episode Jen and Paddy play a mix of Americana and Alt Country tunes that reference dancing. Grab your partners! Tracklist Sly and the Family Stone â Dance to the Music The Rolling Stones â Dance Little Sister The Civil Wars â Dance Me To the End of Love The Mavericks â Dance the Night Away Shane Nicholson â I Donât Dance Jen Mize â Slow Dance Tom Petty &
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Troyâs Report Card
A discussion about Troy Cassar-Daley's year 8 report card and where he can improve in his music studies
Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 106 Arakwal Artist Nickolla Clark
Today on Letâs Talk we chat to Arakwal Artist Nickolla Clark on her upcoming exhibition. âArakwal Jagun. My grandmotherâs country from the Rainforest to the sea including the rivers, sacred sites, our creator and home Ironbark at Tallow Creek. This is âGabul Jagunâ, Carpet Snake Country.â This body of work showcases aspects of Arakwal country in the Byron Shire through the perspective of Nickolla...
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DC Radio â Episode 171
On Deadly Choices radio this week Shenâe was joined by Tracey Hill from IUIH training. Taliqua Clancy also gave DC an exclusive interview on her preparation a head of the Commonwealth Games. Dr Jonathan also provided this weeks COVID-19 update.
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Animal Yarns â Frogs
Ranger Staceyâs favourite animalâŚthe frog!
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Deadly Choices Indigenous Seniors Games Highlights
Some of the action live from the IUIH Indigenous Seniors Games with Danny and Nate the Plover Whisperer...
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 105 Deadly Choices Indigenous Seniors Games Gold Cup
The Deadly Choices Indigenous Senior Games are a sporting competition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander seniors who are 50 years and older. The games are run four days a week for ten weeks â one day each in Morayfield, Gladstone, Ipswich, and Goodna. The games give elders the opportunity to socialise, exercise outdoors, meet new people, and reconnect with people who they have not seen in...
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Episode 12 â Laura Coates from The Weeping Willows
The bandwagon is back again with another hour of all the best bluegrass tunes and conversations, this weeks guest is Laura Coates from The Weeping Willows Join us this week for all the bluegrass music you can turn up and dance too.
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 104 Murandoo Yanner
Whatâs going on with our Enviroment and how can we care for it better? Danny Teece Johnson continues to find answers to this vital conversation live from AIATSIS Summit.
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Episode 8 â Briannah Grace and Chloe Styler
Tonight on Caffeinated Country, Tariana speaks to emerging artists, Briannah Grace and Chloe Styler.
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Tjaka
Tjaka are from Brisbane, QLD. Proud descendants of the Djabera Djabera tribe in the WA Kimberley, the freshly formed Tjaka fuse modern technology and genres with ancient sounds to create a contemporary indigenous experience like no other...
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 103 Racism and the ABC- Rhianna Patrick
Racism in the national broadcasterâs newsrooms has been extensive and entrenched, employees of the ABC have stated. The public revelations follow the release of a damning internal report into workplace culture at the ABC, which found that First Nations employees felt undervalued, ignored and discriminated against. Former ABC Employee and Torres Strait warrior Rhianna Patrick worked for the...
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Paul McCartney turns 80!
Ian the Teabag
That time Ian was a teabagâŚ
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 102 Blak Douglas â Â 2022 Archibald Prize Winner
Acclaimed Dhungatti artist Blak Douglas â born Adam Douglas Hill â has won the 2022 Archibald prize, for his portrait of Wiradjuri artist Karla Dickens, titled Moby Dickens. Douglas collected the $100,000 prize on Friday, at the Art Gallery of NSW. Itâs the second time an Aboriginal artists has won the prize in 101 years, after Vincent Namatjira in 2020. Dickens, who is based on Bundjalung country...
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Episode 179 â Vampires, Werewolves & Monsters
On this weekâs episode Jen and Paddy play a mix of Americana and Alt Country tunes that reference vampires, werewolves and monsters⌠Oh and the odd Zombie too!
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Tom Curtain
Award winning singer-songwriter and countryman Tom Curtain Talks the newest single "Why We Live Out Here"
Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 101 Corey Tutt OAM
Corey Tutt OAM:The founder of the charity Deadly Science has been recognised with a Medal of the Order of Australia for service to Indigenous STEM â science, technology, engineering, and maths education. Yarning with Letâs Talk, The 29-year old says deciding to accept the honour was a tough decision because it felt âa bit like impostor syndromeâ. Corey said he hoped his acknowledgement would help...
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Maddieâs Champs
Ranger Staceyâs daughter Maddie has done it! The undeafeated chamions of their school volleyball team. She really is the Supercoach!!
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Rhonda Purcell â Whatâs a Deadly Choice?
Whatâs a Deadly Choice? This is one of the questions Nate the Plover Whisperer asked Rhonda Purcell- Champion natural bodybuilder who has won gold and silver medals in the International Natural Bodybuilding Association (INBA)/Professional Natural Bodybuilding Association (PNBA) Natural Olympia. If you got a spare 2 minutes to check out this podcast you can find out a little bit more about Rhonda...
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Letâs Talk 2022, Episode 100 Georgia Weir â Deadly Runners
Deadly Runners is literally changing lives, state of minds and creating healing in our communities all through the power of running. At the helm is Georgia Weir, a mum of four who started running at the end of 2012, determined to do something to help her anxiety and depression. Before she started running, she used to feel agitated and out-of-control. Sheâd have a cigarette to try to calm down. Sheâ...
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Mark OâShea
Five years on from the release of their acclaimed album â61-615â, Australian-born, Nashville-based country duo OâSHEA have officially announced the release of their fifth studio album âNEON SOULââ, an Australian tour and brand new single âNeon Soulâ. While it might be a coincidence that the chemical element âNeonâ is number 10 on the periodic table and that husband and wife duo Mark and Jay OâSHEA...
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Andrew McCullough #Macca300
The country boy from Dalby who defied the odds to become one of the NRLâs longest serving hookers is set to reach the momentous milestone of 300 NRL games on Thursday. McCullough made his debut as a fresh faced 18-year-old for the Brisbane Broncos in 2008, becoming the first player born in the 1990s to play in the top grade. It wasnât long until McCullough became a mainstay in the Brisbane side...
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