Urban Dreaming

22 Mar 2018

Kent Morris from The Torch program

Arts, Indigenous, Music, Visual Arts

Sir Rummy and Gracie are joined in the studio by Kent Morris, Barkindji man and CEO of The Torch Program, an Indigenous Arts in Prisons & Community program. Kent discusses the history of the program, its development and the positive effect on the artists and their families. Ray Trapplin is a Kuku Yalanji man currently living in Melbourne and exhibiting in the Dhumbadha Munga exhibition at St Kilda.

Music this week includes: We Have Survived (No Fixed Address); Stiff Gins with Pnau; Black Thoughts (Ziggy Ramo); and Dreambox (Luke Daniel Peacock) .

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1 Dec 2018

Mojo Juju, Kian, Electric Fields and others

Indigenous, Music

This episode of Urban Dreaming features the deadliest of the deadliest of Australian Indigenous music including: Waiting (Kian), Strangers (Tia ...

17 Nov 2018

Elaine Crombie talks about Astroman

Indigenous

Elaine Crombie, singer/song-writer and actor discusses her career and her current role in Astroman, Described as "the ultimate love letter ...

18 Oct 2018

Steven Rhall talks about his exhibition, Defunctionalised Autonomous Objects

Arts, Indigenous

Steven Rhall joined Suri in the studio to talk about his exhibition at The Substation in Newport - Defunctionalised Autonomous ...