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Race Matters

Race Matters is an anti-racistshow that explores the values and complexities of race, culture and identity. In-depth interviews and unique story telling and spanning arts, music, politics, global and local events, plus experimental audio and community takeovers. Listen back to all our episodes on fbi.radio including radio exclusives, and stay up to date on ourinstagram Listen to our Solidarity Syndicate series - sharing across airwaves and borders and ourLiquid Homelands series - an experimental,

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35:19

Liquid Homelands: Holding Space by Aaliyah-Jade Bradbury

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

"Space is scared. We often think that space is related to the physical and the tangible but also the metaphysical. To hold space for someone is a great gift. In today's world, we all have these pockets of existence, but we rarely and genuinely hold space for others that is more than just superficial. To hold space for another is to exist with them at that moment - to share breath and existence. If we want to build the bridges between ignorance and discrimination, we must share breath. australian

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22:12

Liquid Homelands: Pasifikafuturism by Sione Teumohenga

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

an audio vignette exploring the past and future of pasifika music and what it means to make forward-thinking music as a pasifika artist. narrated by conversations with experimental producer ripley kavara (lakatoi, kandere) and aus hip-hop pioneer hau lātūkefu (koolism) @lonelyspeck / Sione Teumohenga is a Tongan-Australian artist, producer and musician based on Kaurna land, best known for producing experimental pop music as Lonelyspeck. Drawing from diverse sounds and styles, their work emphasises

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23:55

Liquid Homelands: Crown Shyness by Darren Lesaguis

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

"⁠An experimental and (non)fictional invitation to see myths and mythmaking as a form of queer storytelling. Home dwells in the languages we keep." Darren Lesaguis is of Bisaya and Tagalog descent, a former co-host of Race Matters, and community radio worker. 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭Kitchie Nadal - ‘Huwag na Huwag Mong Sasabihin’Kulintang Ensemble - Kulintang Mamayog Akun Background Free Download No CopyrightField recordings from freesound[dot]com 𝐅𝐮𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫+ “Ambot sa Essay Kwoah: From Swardspeak to

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34:17

Liquid Homelands: Ten-Headed Kinsman by R. Talitha...

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

"⁠A journey through time, and gender- exploring Dalit womanhood and Dravidian masculinity through an anti-caste and trans lens. Bounded and centred by an all-Dalit & Tamil Greek chorus consisting of photographer Jaisingh Nageshwaran, scholar Dr. Roja Singh, community oragniser Grace Banu and wise young woman Ritu Elizabeth Samuel, soundtracked by rapper nasbandi - and me." R.Talitha Samuel is a cultural producer based in New Delhi. Featuring only guest experts from caste-oppressed communities,

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34:06

Liquid Homelands: Adaptation by Tori Hobbs

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

"⁠How do you find your place in a world that was never built to accommodate you? An intimate memoir, unravelling the shifts in a body and the world around them in a world before and during the global pandemic." Tori Hobbs is a disabled healthcare worker, writer and co-founder of Disability Justice Network. a grassroots organisation run for and by multiply marginalised disabled people in so called australia. Alongside their daily work as a nurse they have been a tireless advocate for disability

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25:34

Liquid Homelands: Beiti Beitak by Kal Jazeera

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

"⁠What is it that you call home? For a queer Palestinian in diaspora the answer can be complicated. From Beiti to Beitak, Chicago to Naarm, I try to find out. Featuring interviews with Nourah of Salon Kawakib and Mirna of Aywa Syndicate." Kal Jazeera is a queer Palestinian creative currently based in naarm by way of potawatomi land Chicago. They orbit many fields across performance but the heart of their work is grounded in community. Their sense of joy, depth and love was distilled in all our

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44:01

#148 The Revolution Starts at Home (with Families for...

Race Matters ·

2024/03/11

Broadcasting from the 24/7 sit-in at the PM's office, we hear from two core organisers from Families for Palestine - Sarah Shaweesh and Zuzia. We chatted about the collective power of staking a picket and how communal acts of care are an expression of resistance. ⁠Please support the work of Families for Palestine, sign up for a sit in shift by sending them a message, or learn about other ways you can support their effrots and call for a permanent and unconditional ceasefire. This episode was

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39:46

#147 Poetic & Material Alchemy (with Moor Mother &...

Race Matters ·

2024/02/13

A sprawling, expansive chat with two artists who embody a DIY ethos interconnected with spirituality and poetry.Two chats with musician, sculptor Lonnie Holley and poet Moor Mother (Camae Awaye) chatting through their practices, converging across their innovative use of materials, unique ways of collaborating and principled resistance. A conversation to sink deep into, with both Lonnie and Camae reminding us that beauty is in our toolkit for the revolution. You can catch them both live, alongside

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19:31

Summer Retreat: Samantha Haran and LJ Phoenix Singh...

Race Matters ·

2023/12/22

Conversations at the intersection of healing, justice and anti-racism happening this summer. "We are watching genocide, a lot of us come from lines of attempted genocide. we can't 'self care' our way out of that but what we can do is hold each other ... we don't have a choice" our final episode for the year is helmed with Samantha Haran in conversation with Quandamooka and Wiradjuri woman, and First Nations Healing Practitioner LJ Phoenix Singh. LJ works from an anti-oppressive, abolitionist and

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24:49

Summer Retreat: Toobs & Salma Yassien on...

Race Matters ·

2023/12/18

Conversations at the intersection of healing, justice and anti-racism happening this summer. Hear Toobs and community herbalist Salma Yassien speaking through community practices of collective care, herbalism and spirituality that proved vital in the wake of hyper-policing and medical racism in and outside the global pandemic. A sprawling chat grounded in spirit, hope and the wisdom of daily, ancestral remedies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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20:26

Summer Retreat: Tanya Shukla & Sekneh Hammoud-Beckett...

Race Matters ·

2023/12/11

Conversations at the intersection of healing, justice and anti-racism happening this summer. Hear Tanya Shukla in conversation with narrative therapist Sekneh-Hammoud Beckett. In an intimate and reciprical dialogue they explore the intersectional race politics in our deepest desires and connections; unravelling into a vulnerable offering of how we can move through and transform sites of trauma into practices of love and resistance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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119:40

Community Conversations: From Gadigal to Gaza...

Race Matters ·

2023/12/05

We are honored to offer this bonus episode with gratitude and soldiarity with The Red Rattler Theatre, Autonomous Collective Against Racism (ACAR) & Blak Caucus. This is as much a talk as it is a compelling call to action, listen to their words. "Palestinian activists and the Blak Caucus invite you to this plenary on unceded Gadigal land. Our siblings in Palestine face a genocide, their existence at risk of total wipeout. On this colony, another Black death in custody rips through First

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15:57

Book Club with Amplify Bookstore: Palestine Edition

Race Matters ·

2023/11/28

Xuan and Marina from Amplify Bookstore are back for another episode of anti racist book club! Hear their recommendations of Palestinian authors across all genres of books. This is by no means a comprehensive list, but we hope it offers a starting point for engaging with Palestinian literature in the spirit of solidarity, empathy and dissent. Hear them chat through A Woman is No Man by Etaf Rum, Minor Detail by Adania Shibli, Power Born of Dreams by Mohammad Saba'aneh; and Songs for the Dead and the

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34:33

#146 Poetic Cartographies (with Stephanie Niu)

Race Matters ·

2023/11/27

Alicia Zhao and Toobs Anwar chat to poet and Fulbright scholar Stephanie Niu, about her expansive research on Christmas Island with the local community, weaving together poetry, stories and community mapping and archiving. Plus, Stephanie shares a reading of her poem "Vision for America" Find out more about Stephanie’s work here. Her forthcoming collection "Survived By" will be available for preorder with Host Publications starting in JanuarySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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50:14

#145 Thank You Tanya Ali ♡

Race Matters ·

2023/11/13

Where would Race Matters be without Tanya Ali? Honestly, we probably wouldn't exist. As well as being one of the founding co-hosts of the show, Tanya was a luminous compass for the show’s vision and growth in her time as executive producer and continues to nurture what we do. Somewhere in the haze of post-lockdown she graciously stepped out of her volunteer role as Executive Producer and never got a final show. SO this morning we are going to honor her her years of work and the real labour it took

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41:42

#144 Meet (some of) the new team!

Race Matters ·

2023/11/06

We take some reprieve amid the heaviness of the world to bring you some of the new(ish) voices of Race Matters. Over the last six months, every week, our new volunteers have been coming together to help bring Race Matters to life. Today we hear from Tim Worton, Alicia Zhao, Toobs Anwar with Executive Producer Shareeka Helaluddin talking about what brought them here, consciousness-raising texts (spoiler: Chicken Run is about workers rights), and their everyday acts of resistance. Lots of love to Aish

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39:10

Radical Pedagogies: Dismantle the System

Race Matters ·

2023/11/06

Meet some of our newest co-hosts and producers Samantha Haran and Alicia Zhao. They’ve been working together on this new series to reimagine and explore the possibilities of what ‘education’ can be and alternative ways in which we learn, gesturing towards modes that are transformative and healing. They begin by looking critically at the ways in which current models of education are failing people and enacting violence; hearing from some listener voice messages that were both vulnerable and

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56:24

Migrant Sex Workers of Colour: We Are Here To Take Space

Race Matters ·

2023/10/23

We are very excited and honored to bring forward the first episode of Migrant S3x Workers of Colour, a series of intimate dialogues produced by Jasmine Raat Ki Raani "The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this audio series are by migrant sex workers of color who speak for themselves and not for the entire community. We do not take responsibility for how the audience perceives us or our stories because we are not here to please. We are a work in progress and our thoughts, views and opinions

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65:36

#143 Shared Resistance: Blak & Palestinian Solidarities

Race Matters ·

2023/10/16

On today’s show we seek to continue to uplift the ongoing resistance and interconnectedness of displaced peoples on these lands, in Palestine and occupied territories. Tracing settler colonial roots in so-called Australia, this moment a day after the referendum and links to Palestine. Content note: some of this episode contains mention of graphic acts of genocide, dispossession and state-sanctioned violence. Hear from Darumbal and South Sea Islander journalist and co-organiser with ICRR Amy

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32:25

Community Chats: Black Peoples Union

Race Matters ·

2023/09/25

As the noise continues and racist rhetoric unfolds across the continent, Race Matters will be deferring our platform entirely to First Nations activist and community groups to amplify nuances beyond the yes/no rhetoric of The Voice and to centre complex and healing dialogues. This week, we hear from Kieran and Dan from Black People's Union: a revolutionary organisation that aims to empower Indigenous people in Australia through the pursuit of full self-determination and sovereignty. They chatted

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