Rank #1: Episode 53: Top of the List
Full list of the media plugged in this ep: On My Block (Netflix) / @amandabb (Youtube) / Small Doses by Amanda Seales (Booktopia) / Spa Night (SBS On Demand) / HEAVN by Jamila Woods (Spotify) / Priya Krishna (Instagram) / Homebound (To be released; on Instagram @homeboundmovie) / The Family Law (SBS On Demand; Google Play) / Dragon Prince (Netflix) / Man Like Mobeen (Netflix) / Dear White People (Netflix).
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Apr 13 2020
25mins
Rank #2: Episode 46: Invasion Day
// Invasion Day rallies are happening all over the country on Sunday January 26 - we'll see you at the Warrang leg, starting in Hyde Park at 11am.
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Jan 20 2020
28mins
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Rank #3: Bonus: A 2019 Retrospective
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Dec 23 2019
30mins
Rank #4: Episode 45: Just Us (with Nessa Turnbull-Roberts)
On a recent Friday morning, Bundjalung woman Nessa Turnbull-Roberts submitted her Honours thesis, and a few hours later won the Young People's Human Rights Medal. We spoke to her about how she deals with the colonial oppression of universities, her thoughts on Reconciliation Week, and how she practices self-care after protests.
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Dec 16 2019
46mins
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Rank #5: Episode 37: Cancelled
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Oct 21 2019
19mins
Rank #6: Episode 36: Wiradjuri Movement (with Joel Bray and Vicki Van Hout)
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Oct 14 2019
26mins
Rank #7: Episode 35: Halal Gurls (with Aanisa Vylet)
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Sep 30 2019
23mins
Rank #8: Episode 31: We Are Golden (with Candy Bowers)
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Sep 02 2019
28mins
Rank #9: Episode 30: Come As You Are (with Damian Griffis)
Plus – at the beginning of the show, Sara spoke about the crisis in Victoria at the moment, on the lands of the Djab Wurrung people. The sacred birthing trees of their lands are about to be knocked down to build a new highway by Victoria Roads. For directions to the protest and numbers to call if you can't physically make it there, head to dwembassy.com/.
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Aug 26 2019
28mins
Rank #10: Episode 27: Shine Bright (with Min Jin Lee)
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Aug 05 2019
30mins
Rank #11: Episode 26: Creating Your Own (with Gerii Pleitez)
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Jul 29 2019
24mins
Rank #12: Episode 24: Why is My Curriculum White? (with Dixie Crawford and Omid Tofighian)
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Jul 15 2019
28mins
Rank #13: Episode 16: How to Write an Autobiographical Novel (with Alexander Chee)
Intergenerational language, first times in drag and... Spider-Man fan fiction? Korean-American writer and essayist Alexander Chee talks to Darren about his best-seller How to Write an Autobiographical Novel and so, so much more.
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May 13 2019
23mins
Rank #14: Bonus: A Conversation with Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
Bestselling author of Friday Black, Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, on home, his experience as a young Black male writer, and his passionate take on the latest season of Game of Thrones (spoiler alert for Season 8 Episode 3 from 29:30 – consider yourself warned!).
This episode features tunes from ScHoolboy Q ft. Kendrick Lamar, Janelle Monae, Solange and Ramin Djawadi.
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May 11 2019
34mins
Rank #15: Episode 15: Coming to Voice (with Winnie Siulolovao Dunn and Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah)
Sweatshop Western Sydney manager Winnie Siulolovao Dunn and author Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah examine the power of writing from the margins.
Grab your copy of Sweatshop Women: Volume One here.
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May 06 2019
29mins
Rank #16: Episode 13: The Archival Decolonist (with Nathan Sentance)
Have you ever considered who gets to decide what's put in a museum? Nathan Sentance, First Nations project officer at the Australian Museum, joins Darren and Sara to speak about the importance of Indigenous ownership over the histories and stories told by cultural institutions about First Nations peoples.
Read more of Nathan's work at Archival Decolonist, and follow him on Twitter.
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Apr 15 2019
26mins
Rank #17: Episode 10: Cosas Antes y Después (with Nadia Hernández)
In this episode of Race Matters, Georgia and Rhyan speak to multidisciplinary artist Nadia Hernández about her practice, homeland, and experience as a diasporic Venezuelan woman living in Sydney.
An extended version of this conversation with Nadia will be released later this week - to make sure you get it first, subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or keep your eye on our Spotify and website feeds.
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Mar 25 2019
29mins
Rank #18: Bonus: A Conversation with Fariha Róisín
It's not every day that Fariha Róisín is in town. Now based in Brooklyn, the Australian-Canadian writer, editor, podcaster and delightful human was Sydneyside for a panel titled WoC Solidarity: Beyond Performative Allyship. You heard part of our interview with her on Episode 8 of Race Matters, but we felt so energised (and, tbh, smitten!) after our sprawling conversation with her that we wanted to make it available to you in full.
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Keep up to date with Fariha on Twitter, Instagram and at her website.
This episode features tunes from Tommy Genesis, Gonjasufi, Swet Shop Boys and M.I.A.
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Mar 15 2019
53mins
Rank #19: Episode 8: Woke Brownie Points (with Fariha Róisín)
Today on Race Matters with Georgia Mokak, we hear from Brooklyn-based Australian-Canadian writer, editor and podcaster Fariha Róisín. She speaks with Rhyan Clapham and Tanya Ali about growing up in Australia, diasporic experience and the importance of meaningful allyship. Later this week, we'll be releasing an extended cut of Rhyan and Tanya's conversation with Fariha – so keep an eye out on iTunes, Spotify and our podcast page.
Right at the end of today's show, we mention a really valuable resource – Aamer Rahman's video about reverse racism. Watch it here.
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Mar 11 2019
32mins
Rank #20: Bonus: International Women's Day (with Kween G)
In a special edition of Race Matters live-to-air on International Women's Day, Sara and Georgia catch up with Kween G for an in-depth chat about culture, gender and hip hop in Sydney.
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Mar 08 2019
42mins