Yarning up Guula (Koala) Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Arlene Gili Mehan
Podcast Overview
<p>Join Arlene and guests as they yarn about Guula (Koala) conservation. We yarn about caring for Country and different approaches and arrive at one question</p> <p>"If Country has a message for humans about conservation, what do you think that message is?"</p> <p>This short yarns form a wider conversation about First Nations experiences and approaches to Caring for Country.</p>
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Publishing Since
2/14/2026
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February 14, 2026
Yarning up Guula (koala) conservation with Wayne Anderson
I had a yarn with Gawan (Uncle) Wayne Anderson, a Birrbay and Worimi man, to yarn about connection to Country. Uncle Wayne shares from lived experience learning through relationship with Country, and being with Country. In this episode, we yarn about what it means to be with place. And as part of this series, we ask: If Country had a message for us about conservation, what would it be? I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters, skies, and songlines from which this podcast is recorded and shared and pay deep respect to Elders, past and present, and to the old people whose voices continue to resonate through wind, river, fire. Wherever you are listening from, we invite you to pause and acknowledge the Country that sustains you. This podcast is offered in the spirit of relational listening, listening as kin, and in recognition that sovereignty was never ceded. Cultural content warning: This podcast may contain the voices, stories, and names, and perspectives of human and more-than- human kin who have passed.
February 14, 2026
Yarning up Guula Koala Conservation with Nancy Pattison
I'm honoured to yarn up with Nancy Pattison, a proud Dunghutti woman whose life and work are grounded in cultural strength, community care, and deep relationship with Country. Nancy carries extensive experience working across community initiatives, cultural advocacy, and conservation conversations. She has deep connections with South West Rocks and attends to her relationship with place daily. Nancy's work continues to strengthen intergenerational knowledge-sharing working with young women in connection and caring for Country in environmental and community spaces. In this episode, Nancy generously shares her connections and what it truly means to protect what protects us. As part of this series, we sit with one guiding question: If Country had a message for us humans about conservation and care, what would it be? I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters, skies, and songlines from which this podcast is recorded and shared and pay deep respect to Elders, past and present, and to the old people whose voices continue to resonate through wind, river, fire. Wherever you are listening from, we invite you to pause and acknowledge the Country that sustains you. This podcast is offered in the spirit of relational listening, listening as kin, and in recognition that sovereignty was never ceded. Cultural content warning: This podcast may contain the voices, stories, and names, and perspectives of human and more-than- human kin who have passed.
February 14, 2026
Yarning up Guula (koala) conservation with Dr Aunty Rhonda Radley
Dr Aunty Rhonda Radley is a Birpai and Dunghutti woman and has dedicated decades to community leadership in education, conservation, and wellbeing, working tirelessly to strengthen Aboriginal voices, cultural authority, and intergenerational wellbeing. Her work bridges grassroots community practice and high-level policy reform, always grounded in culture, kinship, and accountability to Country. In this episode, we yarn about relationships with Country, listening, and responsibility. As part of this series, we also hold one guiding question: If Country had a message for us humans about conservation and care, what would it be? I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters, skies, and songlines from which this podcast is recorded and shared and pay deep respect to Elders, past and present, and to the old people whose voices continue to resonate through wind, river, fire. Wherever you are listening from, we invite you to pause and acknowledge the Country that sustains you. This podcast is offered in the spirit of relational listening, listening as kin, and in recognition that sovereignty was never ceded. Cultural content warning: This podcast may contain the voices, stories, and names, and perspectives of human and more-than- human kin who have passed.
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- What is Yarning up Guula (Koala) Podcast?
<p>Join Arlene and guests as they yarn about Guula (Koala) conservation. We yarn about caring for Country and different approaches and arrive at one question</p> <p>"If Country has a message for humans about conservation, what do you think that message is?"</p> <p>This short yarns form a wider conversation about First Nations experiences and approaches to Caring for Country.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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