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#6 Reckoning with Racism with Teela Reid

Join Stan and Jack as they speak with Teela Reid, Wiradjuri and Wailwan woman, lawyer, essayist, and leading advocate for a First Nations Voice. They discuss how racism towards First Nations people is increasing, Teela’s recent experience being on country at the Warangesda Mission, the tension between reckoning and reform, and what it would take for a Voice – and the wider vision of the Uluru Statement – to mark a nation-building moment for Australia.

#5 Between Worlds with Dr Simon Longstaff AO

Join Stan and Jack as they speak with Dr Simon Longstaff AO, Executive Director of The Ethics Centre. They discuss Simon’s unique experience entering into and becoming part of an Aboriginal family, the relationship between the Dreaming and the Enlightenment, and the role of the public intellectual in the Voice debate.

#4 Navigating the Voice debate with Luke Pearson

Join Stan and Jack as they speak with Luke Pearson, the Founder and CEO of Indigenous X. They discuss the ideological fractures emerging in the political landscape around the Voice, Indigenous conceptions of sovereignty and nation-building, and whether Indigenous sovereignty can operate within a democratic framework.
*Luke Pearson's article on the Voice can be accessed, here: https://indigenousx.com.au/the-voice-things-i-am-worried-about-and-a-few-other-thoughts-along-the-way/ 
*Apologies for the audio quality on this podcast, we had some internet issues! But an important conversation, nonetheless.

#3 First Nations Sovereignty with Professor Dominic O’Sullivan

Join Stan and Jack as they discuss with Dominic O’Sullivan, Professor of Political Science at Charles Sturt University, the complex challenges facing First Nations peoples in exercising their sovereignty. How might the Voice affect sovereignty?  What should we keep in mind when thinking about treaties? These questions and more are explored in this conversation.

#2 Love and Democracy with Professor Anthony Maher

Join Stan and Jack as they speak with Professor Anthony Maher, Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, about God, Hope, and how faith traditions might help us address the wounds of history through forgiveness and love. 
 

#1 Saving Democracy with Professor Mark Evans

Join Stan Grant, Professor of Indigenous Belonging at Charles Sturt University, and Jack Jacobs, Yindyamarra Research Fellow, in their launch of the Yindyamarra Podcast. They discuss Saving Democracy with Professor Mark Evans, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at CSU.