First Language

A first person narrative piece that tells the true story of an experience had by the host, James Milsom, while working as a criminal lawyer with an Aboriginal legal service in Australia's central desert. 'First Language' was awarded the second prize in the Audiocraft short feature competition in 2016 and was first aired on ABC's Radio National (in Australia). The story was written by James Milsom. Musical score and production also by James Milsom. The Rule Book website Twitter Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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