Language, Song and Legacy with Grayson Rotumah

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that this episode contains the names of people who have passed away.In this episode, host Jaylon Newchurch sits down with Bundjalung man and co-director of the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM), Grayson Rotumah, to explore the powerful connection between language, music, and culture.Grayson reflects on his journey from CASM student to Indigenous leader, sharing how the program supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander musicians through education, mentorship, and community.The episode looks at language revival through music, including projects such as the Kaurna Songbook and Indigenous Health Songbook.Looking to the future, Grayson shares insights into new CASM initiatives that strengthen cultural identity, create opportunities for community, and ensure Aboriginal stories continue to be heard.Find more information about CASM here.Follow@MobileLanguageTeam:InstagramFacebookYouTubeTikTok CREDITSHost: Jaylon NewchurchGuest: Grayson RotumahEditor: Cody TonkinProducers: Jaylon Newchurch and Cody TonkinSupported by Indigenous Languages and Arts