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Rudi Bremer

Australia
As seen in: AWAYE! - Full program podcast, AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast, MSN Australia, MSN Philippines, ABC News (Australia), ABC Radio National, All In The Mind, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Flipboard, Mogaznews En, InQueensland, Arts In 30 and
Reluctant adult. Romance novel addict. Audio nerd. Mildly rebellious daughter. Unreliable narrator. [-o-]
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Program: The complicated history of Bennelong

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By Rudi Bremer
| AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast
Muruwari playwright Jane Harrison, along with and actors Guy Simon and Googoorewon Knox explain how their new show Bennelong in London is reframing the enigmatic history of a Blak icon. Plus for Word Up, language legend Jade McHughes shares the Ngarrindjeri word for one of humanity's earliest inventions. Guy Simon and Googoorewon Knox both are starring in Jane Harrison's play 'Bennelong in London' set to open in July.
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Program: Word Up: Jade McHughes

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By Rudi Bremer
| AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast
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Program: "An ecosystem for song people": 25 years of Koori Radio

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By Kaylene Langford Verified, Ce Benedict, Rudi Bremer
| The Music Show
This episode features the names of people who have died. Guringai writer and creator Kaylene Langford is behind the mic for NAIDOC Week, with a celebration of Koori Radio for its 25th anniversary. "It's an ecosystem for song people" says Stiff Gins' Nardi Simpson, one of the acts championed by Sydney's Indigenous station. From beginnings in a Redfern terrace with a knocked-through wall to a cornerstone of Indigenous culture, it's a story of local connection and global solidarity.
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