Headlines Pekapeka-tou-roa (long-tailed bat) wins Bird of the Year 2021 in AotearoaMelbourne cupClimate SummitSudan’s anti-coup protesters back on Khartoum’s streets Professor Eleanor Bourke, a Wergaia/Wamba Wamba Elder and is Chair of the Yoorrook Justice Commission spoke to her niece, singer songwriter Alice Skye, about her life, Indigenous culture and community.  Dr Anubha Sarkar, lecturer of Cultural and Creative Industries at Monash University talks to Kannagi about Bollywood, India's far right and soft power. Read her article here.  Caitlin McGrane from Gender Equity Victoria speaks with Phuong about gendered cyberhate and the ongoing challenges regarding online safety for women. Dr Meredith Burgmann, former President of the New South Wales Legislative Council and founder of the Ernie Awards for Sexism, talks to us about this year's winning remarks. SongsWHAT MORE - Swindle & Greentea PengSad Girlz Luv Money - Amaarae, Moliy & Kali Uchis Modern Girl - Sleater-Kinney

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Radio Reimagined, Bollywood and India's Far Right, Gendered Cyberhate, Ernies Awards for Sexist Remarks 2021

Headlines: //Sudan PM Hamdok arrested, military leader dissolves government //Schools tested as high case numbers lead to hundreds of closures //Age verification will be mandatory for social media under government tech crackdown // Jacinta Ruru on the Climate Action Show: We hear from Professor Jacinta Ruru, Co-Director of Aotearoa's Maori Centre of Research Excellence, talk about the rights to nature and public space, Maori Indigenous sovereignty, power sharing and constitutional change. // Cin on Women on the Line: We hear from social work student Cin share their motivations for entering social work, experiences of studying social work as students from marginalised backgrounds, critiques of the discipline, and hopes for transformation. Kate Wheller, Executive Officer of Community Information & Support Victoria (CISVic), joins us to talk about the launch of the Origami House Installation which is part of their ongoing campaign, 'A Home for Everyone'. // Elise West, Executive Officer of Medical Association for the Prevention of War (MAPW), joins us for this week's Disarmament Week special. She speaks about the increased presence of weapons companies on school curriculum and how they are influencing young people's attitudes to war and weaponry. Read MAPW's report on this issue: Minors and Missiles. // Songs: //Bruxelles je t'aime - Angèle //Flick - Pookie //

Maori Sovereignty and Climate Action, Reflections on Social Work and Colonisation, 'A Home for Everyone' Campaign, Minors and Missiles - Weapons Companies in Schools

 Headlines // Australia being urged to donate vaccines //Aus signs UN statement to stop invasive surgeries on intersex children //COVID spreads to refugees in hotels //Women escaping domestic violence to get access to $5,000 payments from this week //Picturing Footscray entries open until 25 Oct! //Clinical psychologist Laura joined Thursday Breakfast to talk about the impacts of Covid-19 on eating disorders and services. CONTENT WARNING: discussions around disordered eating and body image. Listeners can contact Butterfly Foundation: 1800 33 4673. // Queer youth worker Randall Egan from Youth Support + Advocacy Service talks to Phuong about an LGBTQI+ pop-up clinic 19-22 October at 100 Drummond St. This clinic has been established by cohealth, Transgender Victoria, Drummond Street Services and Youth Support + Advocacy Service. // Anya Saravanan from It’s Not A Compliment talks to Kannagi about their new campaign called Our Public Spaces, highlighting people’s right to move freely through public spaces. // Hana Assafiri who runs the Moroccan Soup Bar in Fitzroy talks to Gen about Sistahub, a campaign to tackle faith-based misinformation and boost immunisation rates in the community. Follow them on Instagram: @moroccan_soup_bar // Songs //Passion - PinkPantheress //Done - Gen Bello //Dancing Water - White Noise //  

Covid-19 and Eating Disorders, Rainbow Vaccination Week #FabJab, Our Public Spaces, Sistahub and Moroccan Soup Bar

Rose Barrowcliffe, Butchulla woman, researcher and doctoral candidate at the University of the Sunshine Coast, spoke to Phuong about reclaiming K'gari as the official name for the UNESCO World Heritage Site, formerly known as Fraser Island. This interview was inspired by Rose's recent article for the Conversation, Celebrating K’gari: why the renaming of Fraser Island is about so much more than a name. // Jyotsna Siddharth is an actor, self taught artist, intersectional queer activist and writer. They spoke with Genevieve about their practice, which spreads across intersections of social- art, activism, theatre, development in anti- caste, feminist and queer spaces. They were on the show to talk about their play, 'Clay', and also a fundraiser set up to support the play. // Dhakshayini Sooriyakumaran is the Tech Policy Director at Reset Australia. Reset Aus works to raise awareness and advocate for better policy to address digital threats to Australian democracy. Leading up to the federal election in 2022, Reset Aus is calling for the government to mandate platforms to publish an election “live list” of the most viral misinformation that has the potential to have a serious societal impact. //  Jennine Khalik is a Palestinian content creator currently on Darug Country in Sydney. She is a former newsroom journalist for 9 years across News Corp, ABC, Crikey and has been published in the Guardian, VICE and the Sydney Morning Herald. She spoke with Evie to discuss John Lyon's new book, 'Dateline Jerusalem: Journalism’s Toughest Assignment', as well as the silencing of Palestinian voices in the media. // News headlines: //Gender affirming surgery should be covered by Medicare //Death of Charlene Warrior // (Contact Lifeline on 13 11 14)Peregrine falcons on Collins street // Songs: //Diaspora by Thando ft. Ruva //This Enchanted by Hatchie //

Reclaiming K'gari, 'Clay' - a play on caste and body, Reset Australia on misinformation, & Palestine in the news

Headlines Religious schools can't sack LGBTQI+ staffAfghani women's footy team flees to PakistanConstruction workers clash at CFMEU headquartersPhuong speaks with Wynetta Dewis, Co-Chair of the National Family Violence Prevention and Legal Services Forum, about the recent National Women's Summit and the need for a dedicated National Safety Plan FOR and BY Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.  Gen speaks with women's health researcher Dr Julie Hennegan about menstrual health. Kannagi speaks with Kate Robinson and Maria Birch-Morunga from the new podcast Being Biracial, which is all about navigating the world as a biracial person. Evie speaks with Sally Goldner of the fabulous Out of the Pan about the Stand Bi Us conference and its importance during Bisexuality Awareness Week.  Songs9-5 – Dolly Parton One by One – Ancestress feat Dr Lou Bennett AMThat's What I Want - Lil Naz X

National Safety Plan for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women with Wynetta Dewis, menstrual health with Julie Hennegan, Being Biracial Podcast with Kate and Maria, Stand Bi Us and Bi+ visibility with Sally Goldner

 HeadlinesWestern Bulldogs in the Grand FinalTaliban promises to Afghan womenJoel Fitzgibbon to quit federal politicsWally the WalrusWe replay an interview Phuong did with Fiona from the Housing for the Aged Action Group a couple of weeks ago about older women facing homelessness in light of the At Risk Forum 2021: Older women facing homelessness in Australia: from awareness to action coming up on 17 September. Kannagi speaks with barrister and Footscray local Gemma Cafarella about what the Western Bulldogs being in the grand final means to the Western suburbs community. Phuong speaks with Alex from the Community Union Defence League (CUDL) about how the organisation has been supporting the community during this current lockdown and recent events where Victoria Police and the Melbourne City Council have tried to shut down the kitchen at the State Library.  We revisit an interview that Alice from Wednesday Breakfast had with Diana Sayed, CEO of the Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Humans Rights, about the Afghan diaspora following the devastating take over of the Taliban in Afghanistan and the outlook for women.  We listen to an except from Fidget Kids where 3/4 Reggio at Collingwood College worked on interviews with inspiring people when they visited 3CR studios pre-lockdown.  Songs23 - Cleo SolTuesday - PookiePoint and Kill - Lil SimzNo Caller ID - 1300 

Western Bulldogs and the Footscray community, homelessness in older women, CUDL supporting community in lockdown,

HeadlinesDomestic Violence in police (VIC and NSW)Women's Safety Summit (ScoMo's hot take)Phuong speaks with teachers and students from Sacred Heart Primary School located around the corner from 3CR in Fitzroy. They spoke to me about their project with Storyscape where they wrote and produced two songs and accompanying video clips. The students spoke about the importance of their cultural identity and what it means to share this with others in the community. To view the music video, visit https://vimeo.com/565154488  Genevieve speaks with Renuga Inpakumar, a spokesperson and activist for the Tamil Refugee council. Renuga spoke to us about the current threat of deportation that thousands of Tamil refugees currently face in Australia and the struggles that many face in light of the COVID pandemic.Go to https://tamilrefugeecouncil.org.au/ to read more Also, please consider donating to https://www.gofundme.com/f/funeral-for-koneshwaran to support the Krishnapillai family We speak with Brianna and Brendon from Stop the Robert Menzies Institute at UniMelb, which is due to open in November. It is sponsored by right-wing and explicitly partisan think tanks and has been met with little consultation with students and staff. Please go to https://stopmenziesinstitute.wordpress.com/ to sign the Open Letter. Here's the Facebook page and Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/NoMenziesInstitutehttps://twitter.com/StopMenzies And here's the event page for that debate against the Young Liberals:https://fb.me/e/2pcm2yyMf Kannagi Speaks with Julie Kun the CEO of WIRE. WIRE along with other community orgs is urgently urging for action at the 2021 Women’s Safety Summit, which launched yesterday and goes till today, 7/9. Please visit https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-06/national-summit-virtual-domestic-violence-brittany-higgins/100435930 to read more  Evie speaks with Lucie Krahulcova, the Executive Director of Digital Rights Watch - Australia's premier digital rights and freedoms advocacy group. At the end of August the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2020 was passed by both houses without any significant changes after both an extended period of public comment. Go to https://digitalrightswatch.org.au/ to find out more SongsLet It Grow - Grades 5/6 from SLCFlourish (Sacred Heart Primary School)Double Double Culture - Grades 5/6 from SLCHope (Sacred Heart Primary School)Believe - Cher

Sacred Heart Primary School, Renuga Inpakumar and Tamil Refugee Council, Stop the Robert Menzies Institute, Julie Kun the CEO of WIRE and Lucie Krahulcova of Digital Rights Watch

HeadlinesAboriginal town of Wilcannia COVID outbreakFederal government was warned about potential outbreak in Wilcannia 18 months agoIncarceration Nation NITVWe listen to Jacob from Monday Breakfast speak with Sharyn Davies, the Director of Herb Feith Indonesia Engagement Centre at the Monash University School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures, and Linguistics about lockdowns, about the current state of affairs in Indonesia, and why we should continue doing our part to keep each other safe. Kannagi speaks with Dacia Abela, lawyer and program manager at WEstjustice, about her report into the project Restoring Financial Safety: The Transforming Financial Security Project addressing economic abuse experienced by victim-survivors of family violence.  Phuong talks to Fiona from Housing for the Aged Action Group and the University of Melbourne about homelessness in older women and what is needed to improve their housing outcomes today and in the future. Gen interviews Gab from the Indigenous Party of Australia about the importance of Indigenous voices in politics, the party's policies and their efforts to try to make an impact in Victoria.Please consider signing up as a member so they can hit their 1500 goal here, or donate here  SongsTilly Tjala Thomas - Ngana NyunyiI know - Maya Hirasedo

Lawyer Dacia Abela Restoring Financial Safety report, Fiona from Housing for the Aged Action Group and Gab from the Indigenous Party of Australia

Tuesday 24th August 2021 News HeadlinesDeath of Tamil refugee // Funeral for Koneshwaran - GoFundMe FundraiserTaliban’s new rules impacting womenCovid outbreak in Wilcannia // Far West NSW Fresh Fruit & Veggie Covid-19 - GoFundMe FundraiserCapybaras take over gated community Phuong spoke with Dr Jyhene Kebsi and Macquarie University students Hannah, Talia, Jade, Prashana, Alana and Sophie about their upcoming online conference, Decolonising Identity. Students shared their personal reflections from the unit, challenging negative stereotypes of marginalised communities portrayed in the media. They also shared their ideas on how to turn theory into community action. Decolonising Identity event details // We heard from Jacqui True (Monash University Professor of International Relations and Director of the Gender, Peace and Security Centre) who spoke with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn about what the Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan will mean for its people, especially for women and girls. // Evie spoke to Cam from 3CR’s Yeah Nah Pasaran about the latest reports on the National Socialist Network. You can listen to Yeah Nah Pasaran every Thursday from 4:30pm to 5:00pm. // We heard from Annie from Solidarity Breakfast who spoke with Sally Thompson about the community campaign that successfully forced the Maribyrnong Council to overturn their no vote to repurpose an unused international student residence into social housing during COVID. Catch Solidarity Breakfast every Friday from 7:30am - 9:00am. // SongsClassic by Lady DonliB the one by Becca HatchDemons by Ms Thandi

Decolonising Identity: Challenging Negative Media Stereotypes, Women in Afghanistan Under Taliban Regime, Exposing the National Socialist Network, A Win for Social Housing

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