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Petroglyph
by Awesome Black
PETROGLYPH is a podcast and video series where host Travis De Vries explores the creative journeys of musicians, artists and cultural leaders through slow, thoughtful conversations that uncover layers of storytelling and artistic expression.PETROGLYPH creates a space for slow, meaningful dialogue, allowing guests to share their experiences in their own time. With a focus on authenticity, depth, and cultural significance, PETROGLYPH invites audiences to connect with the heart of creative life.
Episodes
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Madeleine Madden — Trusting the Process
Madeleine Madden has played many roles across her acting career, but a character she never falls out of is advocate. A tireless backer of First Nations charities, cheerleader for her peers, and keen listener to the wisdom of others, Madeleine's energy spreads through her work. You might have seen...
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Kiz — The Hunger to Create
KIZ is a proud Palawa artist from Lutruwita/Trouwerner whose music is grounded in raw storytelling, vulnerability and the experiences that have shaped him. In this episode of STAUNCH., KIZ joins Travis De Vries to talk about writing, where his words come from, and the process of turning lived...
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Dobby — Inner Child
Dobby is a Filipino and Murrawarri rapper, drummer, composer and producer whose work moves between hip hop, classical composition, protest, storytelling and his unmistakable style of “drapping”. Following the ARIA-winning WARRANGU: River Story, Dobby returns to STAUNCH. to talk about his new…
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Shaun Daniel Allen — The Shape of Country
Shal is a Bundjalung multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, photography, music, and tattooing. His distinctive visual language has seen him exhibit across Australia and internationally, with work that is deeply informed by Country, observation, and lived experience. In this…
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trials — Staying in the Room
trials is one of the defining figures in Australian hip-hop. As a producer, rapper, multi-instrumentalist and one half of A.B. Original, his work has shaped the sound of the genre for more than two decades. With the release of hendle, his first solo album, he turns that attention inward for the...
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Rudi Bremer — On Stories
Rudi Bremer is a Gamilaraay broadcaster, journalist, and the host and producer of AWAYE! on ABC Radio National, where she has spent years championing First Nations arts, culture, literature, music, and language. After beginning her career in community radio, Rudi developed a rare perspective on...
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Tristan Field — Searching for Tone
Tristan Field is a Sri Lankan and First Nations musician, producer, and creative leader whose life has been shaped by an enduring commitment to craft. A descendant of the Walbunga people of the South Coast of New South Wales and the Bidjigal/Dharrawal people of La Perouse, Tristan has spent years...
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Earl Weir — Poetry in the Grit
Earl Weir is a Boon Wurrung / Wurundjeri singer-songwriter, community builder, and frontman of alternative indie-rock outfit Krystal Rivvers. In this episode, Earl reflects on the roads that have shaped him to finding his place within Sydney’s music scene. Known for blending poetic grit with an...
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Mat Fink — Beneath the Skin
Mat Fink is a Gomeroi tattoo artist, cultural practitioner, and founder of Something Original, whose work has helped reshape conversations around identity, ceremony, and contemporary Indigenous design. In this episode Mat reflects on the culture of tattooing, the challenges of building spaces and...
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Alethea Beetson — Surpassing Expectations
Dr Alethea Beetson is a Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi and Wiradjuri storyteller, writer, director and cultural force whose work has reshaped the possibilities of contemporary First Nations creativity. In this episode of STAUNCH., Alethea reflects on building bold platforms for story, celebration, and...
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Kaylene Langford — Back Yourself
Kaylene Langford is a proud queer Guringai woman, founder of StartUp Creative, and a coach, educator, and speaker known for her direct, grounded approach to business and creativity. Kaylene reflects on the realities of building a sustainable creative practice; cutting through with clarity…
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Loki Liddle — From The Kimberley to Abbey Road
Loki Liddle is a proud Jabirr Jabirr man, poet, musician, and multi-platform artist, best known as the lead singer of Selve. With a practice that moves between music, writing, and community work, Loki brings a distinct voice shaped by culture, collaboration and performance. With Selve, Loki has...
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Kobie Dee — Articulating Moments
Kobie Dee is a Gomeroi artist from Maroubra in South Sydney, on Bidjigal Land, and one of the most compelling voices emerging in Australian hip hop today. Known for his sharp storytelling and deeply personal lyrics, Kobie’s music reflects life growing up in South Sydney, the responsibilities of...
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Dobby - On Identity and Change
Dobby is the genre-defying artist whose unique blend of sounds and storytelling transcends traditional music boundaries. Known for his evocative lyrics and innovative production, Dobby draws on his rich cultural heritage and personal experiences to create a sonic landscape that resonates deeply...
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Jake Duczynski – Studio Gilay
As a proud Gamilaroi man, Jake Duczynski has made a name for himself by pushing boundaries in animation and creative direction, with Studio Gilay being a space for telling powerful First Nations stories through innovative visual art and design. From working with Indigenous communities to...
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Miss Kaninna – Reclaiming Black Pop
Miss Kaninna is a proud Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung, Kalkadoon and Yirendali woman who received 3 ARIA nominations for her debut EP, KANINNA. Her work defies expectations by reclaiming ‘Black pop’ to connect with a global identity, while showing that First Nations music can empower and uplift...
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Alister Hill – In all its Forms
Alister Hill is an artist and producer who has carved a unique path through Sydney’s music scene. In this episode, Alister reflects on his journey as a musician, discussing his work with bands Worlds Only, Lortica and Saint Leon, each offering a different side of his creative expression. Alister...
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Emily Wurramara – NARA
Emily Wurramara opens up about the creation of her album, NARA, a project born from the highs and devastating lows of recent years. She reflects on the whirlwind of emotions she experienced while traveling the world with her music, giving birth to her daughter, losing her home in a fire,and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
PETROGLYPH is a podcast and video series where host Travis De Vries explores the creative journeys of musicians, artists and cultural leaders through slow, thoughtful conversations that uncover layers of storytelling and artistic expression.PETROGLYPH creates a space for slow, meaningful dialogue, allowing guests to share their experiences in their own time. With a focus on authenticity, depth, and cultural significance, PETROGLYPH invites audiences to connect with the heart of creative life.
HOSTED BY
Awesome Black
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PETROGLYPH is a podcast and video series where host Travis De Vries explores the creative journeys of musicians, artists and cultural leaders through slow, thoughtful conversations that uncover layers of storytelling and artistic expression.PETROGLYPH creates a space for slow, meaningful dialogue,...
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Petroglyph is created and hosted by Awesome Black.
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