Shanaya Sheridan on JXSH MVIR: Forever I Live exhibition at Koorie Heritage Trust and Tamala Shelton on spoken word and event The Bogong at the Blak and Bright First Nations Literary Festival
Wiradjuri artist and poet Jazz Money discussed exhibition 'Joy' and Torres Strait Islander artist Kiwat Kennell spoke about on debut EP 'Project Kiwat'
Joining Banksia this week were Caleb Nichols-Mansell on Conduit to Country and Blackspace Creative + Jane Harrison on 2024 Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival running from 13-17 March
Vanessa Morris returns to Banksia for 2024 with guests Naomi Diane on single 'Chasing the Sun' and Maree Clarke and Kimba Thompson on exhibition 'Future River: When the past flows'.
Kiwat Kennell fills in on Banksia with guests Clay Holland and Fjorn Bastos from Blak Pearl Studio and Troy Benjamin from Deadly Events about the Blak Stage Summer Series
Nick Currie and Ellie Franks on new exhibition Fired Up: Stories Through Embers and Earth at Koorie Heritage trust and Tony Briggs on Typecast and Birrarangga
Dujuan Hoosan and Carol Turner on film and book 'In My Blood It Runs' and Kamarra Bel-Wykes double bill at Malthouse with 'Whose Gonna Love ‘Em? I am that I AM' and 'Chase'
Yhonnie Scarce on 'In Absence' reflections an upcoming live conversation hosted by RMIT Culture and Craft Victoria and Amelia Jean O’Leary on STAUNCH ASF performance at Fringe
Kerry Kennell on Kennell&Co Impact Consulting's Artist Assist program and Joel Bray on Brolga: A Queer Koori Wonderland as part of Fringe Festival and Homo Pentecostus performance at Malthouse
Kiri Tawhai disussed the Little Malop Street Redevelopment Project and Yookapa exhibition It Burn For Us and Michael Jalaru Torres spoke about Vessel series at the Ballarat International Foto Bienalle
Joining Banksia this week were Jada Weazel to discuss debut EP No Peace and photographer Colleen Raven Strangways on photo series 'UV Songlines: Illuminating ancestral roots' at Ballarat International Foto Biennale
Bangarra Artistic Director Frances Rings joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss Yuldea a current touring production at the Arts Centre from the 27 September to the 7 October.
Composer Leon Rodgers on sound for Bangarra's Yuldea and Dena Curtis on Rebel With A Cause documentary series which premiered at MIFF and available through MIFF Play from August 18
Wergaia and Wemba Wemba writer Susie Anderson discussed book and poetry collection The Body Country and Marda Marda researcher and writer Steve Kinanne discussed documentary The Coolbaroo Club at MIFF
Jenna Lee on Alt/Text exhibition at Incinerator Gallery until 24 September and Jason Tamiru on Yalinguth Live at Gertrude Street Projection Festival on 4 August
Joining Banksia were curator Stacie Piper on touring TarraWarra exhibition WILAM BIIK at Walker Street Gallery in Dandenong and Uncle John Brown on Fitzroy Through The Decades exhibition at Fitzroy Library
Proud Pitta Pitta woman, emerging artist, researcher and curator Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis discusses Yarn exhibition which features works from seven Indigenous makers at Craft Victoria until 16 September.
Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal, Zenadth Kes artist Kee'Ahn discusses latest single Sunsets and collab Take No More with Emma Donovan. Banksia celebrates 50 episodes of First Nations music, arts and culture.
Artist Dancingwater spoke about upcoming show 'My Sis' and their music practice, and Jaadwa song-man and composer James Howard discussed sound sculpture Subterranean Frequencies
Johnathon World Peace Bush on art practice and exhibition Everything That Came Before Makes The Present and Deborah Cheetham Fraillon AO discussed opera Parrwang Lifts The Sky
Joining Banksia were Kamilaroi man Corey Tutt on This Book Thinks Ya Deadly, and Wiradjuri woman, author and speaker Brenda Matthews spoke about documentary The Last Daughter.
Butchulla artists Birdz and Fred Leone on release 'Girra' launching at RISING; and Gunditjmara, Yorta Yorta artist Melissa Bell and Gunnai-Kurnai woman Bianca Baldwin on The Torch's exhibition Confined 14
