Richard Walley's guest appearances

Richard Walley

6PR Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague

Bryn Edwards at The WA Real

STAGES with Peter Eyers

Inspiring Stories Podcast

Inspiring Sport Stories

Conversations at Government House

Ros Worthington

Kim Hughes

Brad Hogg

Fleur McDonald

Michael Loney

Graeme Wood

Damian Martin

Peter Newman

Mark Taylor

James Young

Bourby Webster

Julie Bishop

Shaun Nannup

James McMahon

Keith Robinson

OwlTail

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Everyone's Got a Story | Dr Richard Walley

Dr. Richard Walley is an artist of many disciplines - a musician, dancer, painter, writer, indigenous activist and educator. He has spent over 40 years educating Australia and the world on Nyoongar culture and identity through the arts.A role model for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people alike, Richard continues to push boundaries, continually developing personally whilst always focussed on the bigger 'community' picture of the Arts, Culture and Environment.In 1978, Richard formed the Middar Aboriginal Theatre which subsequently has taken Nyoongar culture to 32 countries, celebrating and affirming indigenous culture and narrative.A former Australia Council Board member, he was named a State Living Treasure in 2015 for his lifetime contribution to arts and culture in Western Australia.Richard became involved with Aboriginal politics at an early age, having active involvement in the formation and operation of the Aboriginal Housing Board, the Aboriginal Medical Service, Legal Service and the New Era Aboriginal Fellowship. Through his involvement, Richard first became aware of the potential of Aboriginal culture to give the Nyoongar people a sense of pride and identity. This awareness grew throughout the years, as Richard 'learned' about his own culture, moving into the world of Theatre and the Arts.It was a privilege to sit down with Richard as he shared his proud Nyoongar heritage and the power of arts to transform and teach and extend our humanity.The Stages podcast is available from iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Dr. Richard Walley is an artist of many disciplines - a musician, dancer, painter, writer, indigenous activist and educator. He has spent over 40 years educating Australia and the world on Nyoongar culture and identity through the arts. A role model for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people alike, Richard continues to push boundaries, continually developing personally whilst always focussed on the bigger 'community' picture of the Arts, Culture and Environment. In 1978, Richard formed the Middar Aboriginal Theatre which subsequently has taken Nyoongar culture to 32 countries, celebrating and affirming indigenous culture and narrative. A former Australia Council Board member, he was named a State Living Treasure in 2015 for his lifetime contribution to arts and culture in Western Australia. Richard became involved with Aboriginal politics at an early age, having active involvement in the formation and operation of the Aboriginal Housing Board, the Aboriginal Medical Service, Legal Service and the New Era Aboriginal Fellowship. Through his involvement, Richard first became aware of the potential of Aboriginal culture to give the Nyoongar people a sense of pride and identity. This awareness grew throughout the years, as Richard 'learned' about his own culture, moving into the world of Theatre and the Arts. It was a privilege to sit down with Richard as he shared his proud Nyoongar heritage and the power of arts to transform and teach and extend our humanity. The Stages podcast is available from iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Aboriginal Artist and Activist - Dr Richard Walley

Bryn has a wonderful conversation with Dr Richard Walley OAM, a Nyoongar man and one of Australia's leading Aboriginal performers, musicians and writers, who has been a campaigner for the Aboriginal cause. Richard talks about how elders around him identified and cultivated his individual strengths and talents and how he continues this on in the numerous boards and committees he’s been asked to preside over. He also talks about decision making and not only considering everyone ‘around the watering hole’ but also recognising that we make the best decision at a point in time and following your intuition. There are also many other beautiful insights into a different view point and culture that provides much food for thought. For more on Richard - www.aboriginalproductions.com.au/richard-walley/

Bryn has a wonderful conversation with Dr Richard Walley OAM, a Nyoongar man and one of Australia's leading Aboriginal performers, musicians and writers, who has been a campaigner for the Aboriginal cause. Richard talks about how elders around him identified and cultivated his individual strengths and talents and how he continues this on in the numerous boards and committees he’s been asked to preside over. He also talks about decision making and not only considering everyone ‘around the watering hole’ but also recognising that we make the best decision at a point in time and following your intuition. There are also many other beautiful insights into a different view point and culture that provides much food for thought. For more on Richard - <a href="http://www.aboriginalproductions.com.au/richard-walley/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.aboriginalproductions.com.au/richard-walley/</a>

#45 Dr. Richard Walley OAM – Consider everyone around the waterhole

Indigenous musician, writer, campaigner and Fremantle Dockers number one ticket holder Richard Walley joins Tim McMillan to discuss his life and career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Indigenous musician, writer, campaigner and Fremantle Dockers number one ticket holder Richard Walley joins Tim McMillan to discuss his life and career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>