The Wiluna Elders:

Our podcast are free to download, but they are not free to produce. If you can, please consider subscribing, for we are determined to continue.~Michael Gray GriffithWhen we were leaving Wiluna we saw some indigenous women just off the road next to a big fire. One of them was waving at us, so we stopped, reversed, and went and said hello. What happened next was a true highlight.If You Would like to support Café Locked OutMichael hit the road to see if there was any resistance in the country towns, initially he was hoping to spread the hope and joy of Camp Epic, but across the land, conquered by fear, he discovered that the seeds of Epic were being replanted and nurtured by a defiant Tribe, and each determined shoot held the promise of becoming a garden of hope. And as some failed to flourish, for whatever reason, others were quickly planted, proving that the Australian Spirit is far from dead. But it is under threat. The ear of ‘she’ll be right’ is over.Now as the founder of Café Locked Out, he uses his heavily shadow banned platform as a modest defence of something that everyone associated with CLO believes is essential, Free Speech. And the only way to truly defend Free Speech is to exercise it.With well over 1000 interviews, he intends to keep going until people stop talking and watching.Cafe Locked Out relies solely on its donations .https://cafelockedout.com/donate for one off donationsHere to become a subscriber https://www.patreon.com/cafelockedoutAnd or you can purchase some merch herehttps://cafelockedout.comPodcasts now on spotify This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cafelockeddown.substack.com/subscribe