Chooks SA 3rd birthday
here we have chief chook Moira Were (pictured) talking about why she set up Chooks, what it stands for and how you can help celebrate the upcoming 3rd birthday. What a success story!
Author: Sue Gilbey
Indigenous Knowledge
We respect and acknowledge the Kaurna peoples’ custodianship of this land. This 2 part recording was done at Christie Walk some years ago. Elder Uncle Lewis O’Brien gives a fascinating insight into ‘the old ways’ of knowing and understanding about the importance of fire, the land and waterways. There is some annoying shuffling sounds in the beginning as people make themselves comfortable but what he says is gold.
Truth, Economics and a new way
This interview took place on Kaurna land, we acknowledge, sovereignty never ceded. A fascinating talk with Gabie Bond from Getup and Steven Hail, an economist from Adelaide University. There are so many nuances here you really have to listen.
ARID, there’s job opportunities everywhere
Part one Andrew of Andrew Rogers Industrial Design (ARID) outlines his company’s creativity and capacity to adapt to quickly produce what is so desperately needed all around the world, PPE. He is demonstrating the Ned’s head shield in the photo. Part two Andrew talks about some of the things Australia could do to become more self sufficient and to encourage innovation
more on anxiety and what connects us
part 2 of a series of interviews with Dr Nick Potts, all about rational and irrational anxiety and connections and what disconnects us
Citizen’s assembly with Sonia Randhawa
Dr Sonia Randhawa is a founder of the Coalition of Everyone, an organisation with the vision of disrupting the politics of despair and building a politics of hope through participatory, deliberative democratic initiatives. Within the Coalition, she focuses on Citizens’ Assemblies, building capacity for deepening democracy through working with local councils, schools and other organisations to increase awareness of Citizens’ Assemblies. She now spends her time talking with local groups,…
Anti Poverty Network
One woman’s story of relentless struggle,told at an Anti Poverty Network meeting.
Reflections from Psychiatrist Dr Nick Potts about the real life scenario provided
Dr Nick Potts specialises in anxiety disorders
Reflections from an Emergency Department Physician during the Covid19 crisis
Dr Ken gives us some fascinating insights into his work and his keen interest in viruses and the cruise ship catastrophe. In part two, Dr Ken outlines the many “forgotten lessons” from previous virus outbreaks, how ill-prepared most countries were, even though many predicted this could happen and the many lessons that will be learned from this.
The importance of Language. A very good news story for 2020 and beyond
One of the most heartwarming stories I have ever published. This is wonderful. A podcast and a film of the launch Please be advised that Sue Gilbey has permission to post the Ku Ku Yalanji language launch video produced by the First Peoples First Cultural Foundation. For any further information please contact. John Hartley First Peoples First Cultural Foundation Secretary. E: karranjal@hotmail.com https://vimeo.com/310043964