by Evan Wallace
Imagining Australia is a podcast that takes key questions facing the country and explores how they might play out over the next ten years. This is a podcast that looks beyond day-to-debate and instead focuses on what sort of community Australians would like to live in. Producer/Presenter/Editing: Evan Wallace Music: DeliBass and mango_bone
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4/22/2021
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August 5, 2021
<p>When I started this podcast there was one overarching question that I was really keen to explore on Imagining Australia, ‘what type of country do Australians want to call home in 2031? For the last episode of this series, I pitched the conversation back in my own community of Melbourne and finished with that big question. Hear the perspectives of Melburnians at the Queen Victorian Market as they look ahead to 2031 and peep beyond COVID-19.</p> <p>Host/Producer/Editing: Evan Wallace. Featuring: Melburnians. Music: deliBass and mango_bone.</p> <p><br></p>
July 7, 2021
<p>We continue our exploration of how disability might be defined in 2031. In part two of this episode we learn about our guests' experience of disability in Central Australia and the challenges facing people with disability and their families in remote communities. Against this backdrop, my guests outline their hopes and concerns for how Australia could respond to disability over the next ten years.</p> <p>Across some confronting stories, there's a real call for communities to be empowered, people's sense of home to be respected and for basic needs to be met. There's some harsh realities out there and a clear need to better understand insidious discrimination and the depth of challenge if we're to become a more inclusive community. </p> <p>Featuring Sandy Robinson and Jacinta Cordner (Alice Springs Access Advisory Committee) Wanatjura Lewis, Rene Kulitja and Nyunmiti Burton and Yuminiya Ken (NPY Women's Council). Interpreter: Beth Sometimes. Music: deliBass and mango_bone.</p>
June 29, 2021
<p>About 1 in 6 Australians are living with a disability and in recent times, we’ve become a lot better as a community in how we understand, respond to and define it.</p> <p>On this edition of the show, we’re looking at how disability will be defined in 2031 in Australia. Over two separate parts, you’ll hear from people who have made it their day to day work to challenge expectations and realities for people with disability.</p> <p>First up it's Kim McRae, Manager of the NPY Women's Council Tjungu Program. She offers a very different perspective of how disability is understood, some of the key contrasts that exist in Central Australia and the persisting connection between disability and poverty.</p> <p>Featuring: Kim McRae. Host/Producer/Editing: Evan Wallace. Music: deliBass and mango_bone.</p>
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Imagining Australia is a podcast that takes key questions facing the country and explores how they might play out over the next ten years.
This is a podcast that looks beyond day-to-debate and instead focuses on what sort of community Australians would like to live in.
Producer/Presenter/Editing: Evan Wallace Music: DeliBass and mango_bone
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