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Deadly Dangerous Voices
by Dr Grant Leigh Saunders
What it's all about...I was inspired to create this podcast by the current Australian government’s push for a referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament (The Indigenous Voice). This show is about exposing the many Deadly Indigenous voices (plural) that exist between the Yes23 campaigners and the racist No voters and through conversations with a diverse range of everyday Indigenous Australians, political activists, politicians, lawyers, comedians, musicians etc we will learn why many Indigenous peoples are saying No (a progressive No) and offer alternatives to what many deem a symbolic and ultimately powerless voice to parliament. Of course after the referendum the show must go on and will continue to hear these deadly voices speaking truth to power and offer some important but not so popular views on Indigenous society, culture and politics in Australia. A bit about me...I am a 1971 model Biripi man from the mid-north co
Episodes
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Out of Mourning- post The Voice Referendum with Sam Cook
In this epilogue on the Voice series I have a deadly dangerous yarn with Aboriginal muso, activist, US -based International Creative Director, Miss Samantha Cook. We discuss the overwhelming No vote in the recent referendum on enshrining a voice to parliament and its impact on both the Yes23...
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How will you feel the next day whether YES or NO? with Gnarla Kunoth-Monks
On the eve of the 2023 Australian Referendum, in the very last episode of this first series on The Voice (First Nations Voice to Parliament), I discuss with the daughter of the late great film star and social justice advocate, Dr Rosalie Kunoth- Munks OAM (Jedda, 1955) why she would have voted No...
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The Waters are still Muddy- I don't know how to vote
In this episode we have a yarn with two Australian women who are still not sure how they will vote in the upcoming referendum on an enshrined First Nations Voice to Parliament. One is a non-Indigenous woman Karyn Meaker, living on Biripi country, who worked for Community and Justice for over…
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Keiran Stewart - Assheton on Yes23 Disinformation and progressive/regressive politics
In this episode we have the president of the Black Peoples Union (BPU) talking about the history of black communism, the false impression of extensive consultation with First Nations peoples in the lead up to the writing of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, the mass walkout of staunch radical...
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Why would Aboriginal people say no to this?
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the 30th of August 2023, that the Referendum to Vote YES or NO on an enshrined Indigenous Voice to parliament in Australia's constitution is now set for 14th October 2023 and his party and supporters will be desperately campaigning to win the...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
What it's all about...I was inspired to create this podcast by the current Australian government’s push for a referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament (The Indigenous Voice). This show is about exposing the many Deadly Indigenous voices (plural) that exist between the Yes23 campaigners and the racist No voters and through conversations with a diverse range of everyday Indigenous Australians, political activists, politicians, lawyers, comedians, musicians etc we will learn why many Indigenous peoples are saying No (a progressive No) and offer alternatives to what many deem a symbolic and ultimately powerless voice to parliament. Of course after the referendum the show must go on and will continue to hear these deadly voices speaking truth to power and offer some important but not so popular views on Indigenous society, culture and politics in Australia.
A bit about me...I am a 1971 model Biripi man from the mid-north co
HOSTED BY
Dr Grant Leigh Saunders
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What it's all about...I was inspired to create this podcast by the current Australian government’s push for a referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament (The Indigenous Voice). This show is about exposing the many Deadly Indigenous voices (plural) that exist between the Yes23 campaigners and...
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