Best Danielle Langford Podcasts (2025)

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Voice and Vessel: Uncle Roger Knox 48:22

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Known as the 'Koori King of Country', Uncle Roger has spent over three decades weaving cultural memory into song, carrying the weight of his people's stories through music that's both deeply personal and universally powerful. As Uncle Roger his powerful new album Buluunarbi and The Old North Star he visits the Radio National studios to perform from…

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Word Up: Joan Ashburton and Sandra Haigh 2:26

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Head to the Pilbara for Word Up to hear from Gurrama Elders Joan Ashburton and Sandra Haigh, they’ll share the traditional name for a special place on their Country.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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“Protect Your Heart” 27:02

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She’s Baaack!!! A brand new Episode for your listenership. Episode 51- how do we protect our hearts from attack? Listen in.By Danielle G.

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Dr Daniel Hunt is NAIDOC 2025 Person of the Year 25:10

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A long-standing advocate for improving Aboriginal health outcomes and delivering culturally responsive care across rural and remote Western Australia, Dr Daniel Hunt’s dual expertise, deep cultural knowledge, and commitment to community make him an exceptional role model and leader. Fresh from claiming NAIDOC Person of the Year, Daniel joined me to…

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big hART's Punkaliyarra project is connecting saltwater women 13:48

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big hART's Punkaliyarra project is connecting saltwater women from the Ngarluma and Yindjibaarndi communities in Roebourne, in Western Australia’s Pilbara region, and women from the Yuin nation on the NSW far south coast.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Word Up: Joan Ashburton 1:49

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Kurrama Elder Joan Ashburton shares the word for 'feeling good’.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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S2:E13 | Ariana Boyd: From Rockdale to UGA – A Future Scientist on Purpose-Driven Leadership 1:09:01

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In this episode of the Keystone Instruction Podcast, we’re joined by Ariana Boyd, a recent graduate of Rockdale County High School and the Magnet School for Science and Technology. Ariana is preparing to begin her studies in Cellular Biology at the University of Georgia, and she’s already making waves as a student leader with a heart for service an…

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Word Up: Joan Ashburton 2:24

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Kurrama Elder Joan Ashburton from Western Australia's Pilbara region shares the word ‘hello’ in her father's language.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Unravelling a 19th century maritime mystery 29:16

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The Australian National Maritime museum has acquired a rare 19th-century ship's figurehead depicting a First Nations woman. Using forensic analysis, Matthew Poll and his team are seeking to identify the exact ship this decorative piece of colonial art belonged to, potentially rewriting Australia's maritime history.…

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Kaylene Langford is helping build better futures 18:55

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Kaylene Langford, a proud queer Guringai woman, has built StartUp Creative into a global platform supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs. Kaylene has mentored over 500 people and exemplifies the next generation of Indigenous leaders transforming creative dreams into thriving businesses.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Healing- Your Choice. 32:48

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This Episode focuses on dealing with the CHOICE to heal.By Danielle G.

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Word Up: Stuart Joel Nuggett 2:34

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Musician and language legend Stuart Joel Nuggett shares the Jingili word for ‘old man' and explains the importance of respecting Elders.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Pay Attention at the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 22:22

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Bruce Johnson McLean shares why Cairns Indigenous Art Fair’s return to the Tanks Arts Centre feels like a cultural homecoming, and how the bold work of artist Tony Albert has shaped his curatorial vision. You can find more information on the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair here.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Juanita Page is redefining Indigenous menswear 21:20

25d ago21:20

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Juanita Page is breaking new ground in Australian menswear as the visionary behind fashion label Joseph and James. Juanita explains how she’s navigating an industry that rarely makes space for voices like hers — drawing strength from community and culture.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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S2 E12: Passion, Purpose & Public Service: The Journey of Aubrey Jordan-Yarbrough 54:14

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🎙️ Coach D Wants to Know – Class of 2025 Super Senior Series Passion, Purpose & Public Service: The Journey of Aubrey Jordan-Yarbrough In this inspiring episode of the Coach D Wants to Know podcast, we spotlight Aubrey Jordan-Yarbrough, an accomplished graduate of DeKalb School of the Arts. A visual artist, violinist, and dynamic student leader, Au…

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Word Up: Stuart Joel Nuggett 2:09

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Musician Stuart Joel Nuggett shares the Jingili word for 'little boy'.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Melanie Mununggurr Brings Fire to Tubowgule Stage 29:04

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When Melanie Mununggurr resets her creative rhythm, Melanie is advocating for greater support for artist-parents from festivals and institutions. This year, she returns to the stage as a featured artist in the Sydney Opera House’s First Nations showcase, Music on Tubowgule.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Braden Hill takes Indigenous education to TikTok 15:25

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Prof. Bredan Hill, motivated by a strong commitment to education, extends his influence beyond academia by using TikTok to challenge racism and dispel myths surrounding Indigenous issues. With close to 50,000 followers, his powerful message continues to engage and educate a broad and expanding audience.…

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“What’s Love Got To Do With It?” 36:44

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This is a re-release of the very 1st Episode of Enlightenment 101. New & Day one Enlightenment 101 listeners; let’s talk about LOVE. This episode of “What’s Love Got To Do With It?” Is all about LOVE. 4 Types of Love; Eros, Storge, Philia, and Agape, and the characteristics of LOVE. Listen in and be enlightened. https://enlightenment101.transistor.…

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S2E11: The Super Senior Series – Featuring Destiny Sutton 1:06:15

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🎙️ Coach D Wants to Know: The Super Senior Series – Featuring Destiny Sutton In this powerful episode of Coach D Wants to Know, meet Destiny Sutton, a creative force and recent graduate who is headed to Spelman College to major in Documentary Filmmaking, with plans to minor in Entrepreneurial Innovation. Destiny is a singer, songwriter, dancer, poe…

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Kieran Mpetyane Satour is reclaiming story through film 15:57

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Kieran Mpetyane Satour is the co-founder of the First-Nations led production company GARUWA, and the co-founder of Indigitek. Today, in honour of this year's NAIDOC theme "The Next Generation" Kieran reflects what drives him to tell "our stories, our way".By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Word Up Stuart Joel Nuggett 3:14

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Stuart Joel Nuggett is a musician, with a passion for his language.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Chasing Ghosts's new album is raw and riff heavy 32:19

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Known for blending raw emotion with fierce honesty, Chasing Ghosts are known for blending raw honesty, with heavy riffs.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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S2E10: The Super Senior Series – Featuring Tylek Jones 1:17:43

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🎙️ Coach D Wants to Know: The Super Senior Series – Featuring Tylek Jones In this inspiring episode of Coach D Wants to Know, we sit down with Tylek Jones, a recent graduate of Lithonia High School and a proud incoming freshman at Savannah State University, where he will major in Music Education. Tylek opens up about his journey through high school…

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Word Up: Stuart Joel Nuggett 3:00

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For Word Up this week, musician Stuart Joel Nugget is sharing the word for 'home' in Jingili language.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Martuwarra is a sacred lifeline through Country 40:17

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ABC's docuseries The Kimberley provides unique insight into the crucial waterway for the West Kimberley — Martuwarra (Fitzroy River). Live at the Australian Museum, Mark Coles Smith, Professor Anne Poelina, and Nick Robinson discuss how the series came together and what its like to direct Country on film. You can watch the docuseries on ABC iview h…

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Celebration Episode #50 27:01

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Come CELEBRATE Episode 50 with Enlightenment 101; we’re gonna share some of your favorite episode, music, and your comments! Listen in!!By Danielle G.

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S2E9: Mindset, Money, and Mission: Nyanna Langford’s Youth Biz Blueprint 34:19

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Nyanna Langford—Educator, Author, Speaker, and Founder of Business Owners of Tomorrow. With a mission to equip youth ages 9–18 with the tools to launch and run successful businesses, Nyanna shares the mindset shifts, money habits, and purpose-driven principles she teaches the next generation of entrepreneu…

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Illume: Bangarra’s dazzling fusion of light, art, and motion 42:35

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Darrell Sibosado and Bangarra Dance Theatre's artistic director Frances Rings share a deep creative kinship rooted in precision, line, and innovation. Together, they are now bridging visual and performative arts — Darrell’s structured forms meet Frances’s fluid choreography, blending technical rigour with unexpected softness.…

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Word Up: Brooke Wandin 3:15

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Our language legend this month has been Brooke Wandin an artist who ties language into her art.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Word Up: Brooke Wandin 4:57

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Brooke Wandin shares the Woiwurrung word for an "unmarried man." In this episode, Brooke explains how Woiwurrung words are specific because it is important to identify the words from people or country.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Bridging now to next for National Reconciliation Week 49:26

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On 28th May 2000, an estimated 250,000 people marched across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to support reconciliation. It was the largest demonstration in Australia’s history in an age before social media, before it was possible to put a call out to thousands of people with the click of a button. But how did it come together? Journalist Rhianna Patrick …

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Lessons…. 38:37

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Lessons; let’s learn a few… Listen in, Subscribe, Share, and Rate 5 Stars.By Danielle G.

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Do you wanna meet Beddy Rays? 19:16

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Jackson Van Issum and Lewis McKenna from indie coastal punk quartet Beddy Rays head into the Awaye studio for a special live performance from their new album Do What Ya Wanna.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Word Up: Brooke Wandin 3:16

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Artist, educator, and language researcher, Brooke Wandin transports you to share a special word connected to her great-grandfather and a link to her mob and family.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Tishiko King is fighting for her Malu Lag 28:49

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36-year-old Kulkalaig woman Tishiko King, a marine biologist and climate justice defender from the Torres Strait, shares her deep connection to Malu Lag (sea country) and her experiences advocating for Traditional Owners in Zenadth Kes at global forums, including the UN Climate Conference in Dubai. Tishiko's story is captured in a new documentary "…

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Word Up Brooke Wandin 2:31

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For Word Up this week Brooke Wandin is sharing the name of a suburb you’ll find just north of Melbourne which also happens to be the Woiwurrung word for possum "Walert'.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Wurrung dhumbunganjinu (we speak language) 16:29

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Wurundjeri artist Brooke Wandin, whose sound installation Wurrung dhumbunganjinu (We speak language) along the banks of the Birrarung (Yarra River) in Melbourne is returning Woiwurrung languageBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Music is a family affair for Bunna Lawrie 30:25

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Mirning Elder Bunna Lawrie, founder and frontman of the influential rock band Coloured Stone will soon be sharing the Sydney Opera House stage with his children, continuing a musical legacy that spans generations.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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“High Value Man” 50:39

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What is a “High Value Man?” Let’s talks about it. Tune in- and SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, and offer 5 STARS.By Danielle G.

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Healing Begins with Belief | Shift Your Mindset with Jerecia Lee 1:18:05

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In this powerful episode of Coach D Wants to Know, we sit down with licensed mental health advocate Jerecia Lee to explore the deep connection between belief, mindset, and healing. Jerecia shares personal insights and professional wisdom on how transforming our inner dialogue can unlock the path to true mental wellness. Whether you're on a healing …

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Helping Teens Find Their Path: Advice for Parents + Empowering Peer Support After High School 1:07:58

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Are you a parent unsure of how to guide your high schooler through the next steps? Or maybe you're a student wondering how to encourage your friends to explore their future? In this episode, we sit down with Lindsey Hutchins, Head Counselor at the College and Career Academy, to unpack: ✅ What parents should be asking their teens ✅ How to support st…

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Word Up: Brooke Wandin 2:50

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Brooke Wandin is a Wurundjeri woman from Victoria whose art is deeply intertwined with her culture and heritage.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Futures past with Yirramboi Festival 46:36

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For ten years Yirramboi has hosted a range of First Nations art and cultural practice, from visual art to theatre to talks and dance. This year's festival led by Sherene Stewart and J-Maine Beezley, platforms culture, identity and truth through bold experimentation. Challenging traditional views of Indigenous art, YIRRAMBOI places First Nations voi…

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Colleen Sam reveals 'The Unbroken Spirit of the Kalkadoons' 28:19

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Through her exhibition, "The Unbroken Spirit of the Kalkadoons", Colleen Sam documents her family's carefully preserved oral histories of resistance during one of Queensland's darkest colonial periods.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Lost & Found: The Remarkable Story of Charlie Runga

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The forgotten voice of Private Raymond Charles Runga, an Aboriginal soldier from WWI, emerges through three delicately embroidered postcards discovered at a Victorian country flea market. These rare artefacts, preserved in the soldier's own handwriting, reveal how Indigenous servicemen maintained precious connections with family while serving a cou…

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Word Up: Natalie Davey 2:35

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This is our last week with Natalie Davey, who's a Bunuba/Walmajarri woman and radio broadcaster from Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Red flags, Green Flags 30:38

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This Episode focuses on Red Flags(when to stop), when to go, and when to pause. Listen in; please share, subscribe, and leave a 5 star rating.By Danielle G.

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Raising Self-Efficacy and Making Education Relatable with Ian Barrett 1:21:05

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In this episode of Coach D Wants to Know, Coach D is joined by Ian Barrett, Program Manager at College AIM, Inc., to explore the importance of empowering students through self-efficacy, leadership, and making education relatable. Ian shares how his work with AmeriCorps members is helping students in 9th to 11th grade explore postsecondary pathways …