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92 & 93 Excerpt. Us mob got the stories, that museum mob got the Toyotas
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This is an excerpt from episodes 92 and 93, parts 1 and 2 of Songlines: Combining the most powerful knowledge systems ever known. We pick up the conversation with Lynne Kelly, as she shares some of the incredible stories of how schools and universities have been embedding her work (think law and medicine degrees with students memorising 88 constellations!). Then she runs us through how it works, how this has transformed her understanding of Indigenous cultures and Country, and how this is just scratching the surface of Songlines, and what it could mean for all of us right now.
In the back half of this excerpt, we pick up with Margo Neale sharing some of the transformative decade-long journey bringing the Songlines exhibition to life. We go on to talk about some of the nature of Songlines, where everything has a place, and why the elders are trying to help all people feel they are part of this story. As Margo puts it, no one can live anywhere if you only know your stories of the last 250 years.
Title slide: cover of the pictorial companion to the exhibition, by Margo Neale.
Music:
By Jeremiah Johnson.
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You can hear the rest of our conversations in the main episodes, ‘Songlines: Combining the most powerful knowledge systems ever known’ – Part 1 and Part 2 wherever you get your podcasts (you’ll see some photos on those episode websites too).
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