Kimberley Nerds - Ep1 - A Broome Radio Origin Story with Matty J - Long Version

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The very first guest on on the very first episode of Radio Goolarri's Kimberley Nerds, Broome local Matty J. This episode, we focus on the unique nerdy interest of indigenous radio. With close to 3 decades of seeing radio's impact on it's local community, what unique insights does this origin story have for us. Listen to discusions with host Brenton Hama about why start Ep1 with radio? What's Matty J's origin story? The reason why Broome radio is so interesting to him? With much more discussed in the longer version.

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