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Listening to First Nations Voices – episode 2

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The Listening to First Nations Voices podcast was developed to educate people on Indigenous ways of being, doing and knowing, and to inspire awareness and a deeper understanding and appreciation of the richness Aboriginal people bring to Australia. The idea for this series came from Associate Professor Samia Goudie who is passionate about Indigenous people and culture and is attempting to expand people’s knowledge on the subject and start a conversation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

In this episode we speak with Professor Peter Radoll who is the Dean of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership and Strategy at the University of Canberra. He talks about where he came from, his experiences as an Indigenous person, and his role at the University of Canberra.

Meet the producers of this episode:

Samantha Budakoski
I am a non-Indigenous student from Queanbeyan and I am in my third and final year of a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies at the University of Canberra. I chose to be a part of this podcast because I wanted to learn more about Indigenous people, history and culture as I have noticed that there is a lack of knowledge about this in Australia. I think this podcast could help to expand that knowledge.

Maddy Piggott
I am a non-indigenous student born in Perth and now living in Canberra on Ngunnawal land. I am in my fourth year of a double Bachelor of Film Production and Graphic Design. I wanted to be a part of this podcast because I had never worked on a podcast before and wanted to try the new medium. I also didn’t know a lot about Indigenous culture and wanted to use the opportunity to learn more.

Kitchan Pon
I am a non-Indigenous student born in Canberra, I am currently in my second last year of a Bachelor of Journalism at the University of Canberra. I decided to choose this podcast because I believe it’s a great way to learn about ingenious culture and history in a way which is available to people with busy lives. It gave me an opportunity to further improve my interviewing skills and interview interesting people.

Lex Roach
I am a non-Indigenous person studying at the University of Canberra, in my final year of a Bachelor of Graphic Design. I chose to be a part of this podcast as it would give me a chance to hone my audio editing skills while learning more about First Nations peoples experiences, culture and history.

Music: Sparks by Chael

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