Indigenous people are making contributions in almost every conceivable sphere of Australian life and society. And although the communication of these achievements is nothing new the Indigenous community is now spoilt for choice with the range of ways that it can learn about significant goings-on. Below we’ve put together a diverse list of six of the best Indigenous podcasts focussed on spreading diversity and knowledge in a range of areas from the arts and culture to science and business. Click the podcast title to learn and listen!
1. Word Up
Word Up gives listeners an insight into our languages, breaking words down and explaining their meanings. With so much humility, the podcast brings the significance of language to the forefront, gracing us with a thoughtful, accessible, educational platform delivered through well-crafted storytelling.
2. Indigipreneur
As the name suggests, this is all about showcasing the achievements of Indigenous entrepreneurs. Dean Foley, the show’s creator and presenter interviews different business people each week gathering tips, insights and the routes to prosperity different guests take.
3. Awaye!
Presented by ABC’s Daniel Browning Awaye! Is an eclectic look at the diverse and vibrant world of Aboriginal arts and culture, and its varying impacts across Australia.
4. The Art of Inclusion
Produced by Diversity Council Australia, The Art of Inclusion is a podcast series with enormous scope and a serious message. The show delves into the stories and circumstances of individuals from across Australian society raising and dissecting key themes such as gender, race, mental health and inclusivity for minority groups such as the LGBTQI+ and Indigenous communities.
5. SBS NITV
For those looking to stay up-to-the-minute with the latest goings-on in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities at a national level. Topics range from showcasing outstanding First Nations Artists, through to interviews and expert analysis from official bodies such as the Australian Indigenous Doctors Association.
6. Skyentists
Let Wiradjuri woman and University of New South Wales Physicist Kristen Banks take you on a voyage of discovery with her once-per-fortnight surge into the starts with a discussion of all thing’s astronomy.
Each of these six indigenous podcasts is playing an important part in increasing the self-awareness of the Indigenous community and the collective consciousness of its achievements. At First People Recruitment Solutions, working to play our part in this wider mission, we match Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander professionals with high-quality employment opportunities, helping them discover and fulfil their potential. Contact us today for more information on how our services could positively impact you, your career or your business.
