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'232: The Last Day of Freedom 2020 is the second annual special broadcast of 232 minutes representing 232 years of our survival in the colonial project.

Special Thanks to all the contributors, Rodney Kelly, Shannon Foster, Fiona Foley, Ancestress, Jenny Munro, Kaiya Aboagye, Romaine Moreton, Joel Sherwood Spring, Raymond Parnell, Uncle Robbie Thorpe, Gwenda Stanley, Enok Malangi, Joel Davidson, BLAK RHYMES POETRY, Evelyn Araluen and Jaz Money, Baker Boy, Miiesha, Tasman Keith, Birdz, B2M, Bobby McLeod, No Fixed Address, Bart Wiloughby, Kobie Dee and Thelma Plum.

232 + extended 64 minutes of First Nations voices, research, poetry and music.
Hosted, produced and curated by Lorna Munro and artwork by Joel Sherwood Spring featuring the original artwork of Chloe Quale.

Originally broadcasted on the 25th of January 2020 on The Last Day of Freedom on Radio Skid Row 88.9FM.'

(Source : Soundcloud)

Put together in 2019 by Lorna Munro, 231: The Last Day of Freedom 2019 is a collection of music, poetry and interviews with various Indigenous people about politics, history and culture. With one minute of broadcasting for each year of the colonial project referred to as “australia”, This special podcast project helps us to understand the history and perspectives of First Nations people, as well as their social, economic and cultural positioning today.

The following year, Lorna created another iteration of this unique and captivating project. 232: The Last Day of Freedom 2020 follows a similar layout of expressions of Indigenous Sovereignty, resistance, persistence through stories of the Land Rights movement, music and poetry and discussions about the continuing cultural and societal effects of the ongoing colonial project.

'Hosted & produced by Lorna Munro. 
Special thanks to all the contributors: DRMNGNOW, Eric Avery, Lyall Munro, Ancestress, Elaine Crombie, Tiddas, Marlene Cummins, The Medics, Lonely Boys, No Fixed Address, Emily Wurramurra, Bow & Arrow, Coloured Stone, Warumpi Band, Us Mob, Mac Silver & Black Lace and Kev Carmondy.
Artwork by Joel Sherwood-Spring. 
Originally broadcast on Radio Skid Row 88.9fm on 25.01.19'

(Source : Soundcloud) 

A 10 part radio series on the redevelopment of Redfern/Waterloo. Hosted by two young Indigenous broadcasters Lorna Munro and Joel Sherwood-Spring.
Survival Guide centres Indigenous voices amongst multicultural Waterloo residents to critique colonisation and gentrification showing there is a Blak History to your flat white.

(Source - Radio Skid Row)

'Interview with the Swans player by some deadly students from Alexandria Park High School.' (Source: Indij Readers website)