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#33 Mike Salbro 'Big Mike' | Growing Up Aboriginal In Sweden From The Stolen Generation

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Visit The Website Where This Is Published🎙️: https://atlasgeographica.com/mike-salbro-aboriginal-in-sweden/Big Mike Salbro is one of the last people forcibly taken from their mother’s arms as a member of the stolen generation.Mike’s story is full of twists, turns, tragedies and inspiration. He was adopted at just a few months old from a lovely Swedish woman and shortly after moved to Stockholm. Mike, alongside his brother (also Aboriginal and adopted in Brisbane) then grew up in Sweden coming through Swedish schools and the entire Swedish system.Mike has now returned to Australia. Brisbane specifically and now works as a social worker after going through his journey in the social system supporting young indigenous people of Australia.This chat meant a lot to me. Big Mike is a legend. I hope you enjoy it the same. Spread it far and wide and leave positive reviews.Jump In On My Newsletter 📋 🔑 - https://atlasgeographica.com/subscribe-----00:00 – Introduction01:35 – Mike’s Speaking Swedish04:40 – Mike’s Journey Begins07:59 – Mike’s Birth – The Last Of The Stolen Generation15:05 – Mike Being Taken From His Mother25:59 – Adoption & Life In The Foster Home29:54 – Mike’s Swedish Mother37:35 – Mike’s Swedish Childhood41:55 – Horrible Anecdote About Macquarie46:35 – On Being The Only Black Boy Around53:00 – When Big Mike Found Out He Was Aboriginal1:01:35 – Mike’s Troubles With Alcohol & The Law1:06:35 – Mike Returning To Australia1:16:35 – On Mike Meeting His Birth Mother1:19:35 – Mike Returning To Sherberg1:29:35 – Mike Ask’s Me What I Am Doing In Sweden1:32:55 – What Big Mike Is Up To Now1:48:15 – What Do You Miss Most From Sweden?1:50:15 – What Is Something Sweden Can Use From Australia & Vice Versa?-----LEAVE YOUR ENERGY IN THE ALGORITHM - 5 STARS & SUBSCRIBE!Are you into Nassim Taleb? I run a Nassim Taleb podcast covering all the wonderful ideas found in the 5 part Incerto series.View here - https://theincertonassimtalebpodcast.buzzsprout.com/The Geopolitics & Power Podcast - This is my brand new podcast where we will cover everything from giant infrastructure projects, to natural resources, to other interesting stuff!Check it out - https://geopoloticsandpowerpodcast.buzzsprout.com/Also - I am writing a lot online, so visit the website and let me know what you think! - https://atlasgeographica.com/​

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