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Addressing Aboriginal incarceration rates, pop culture and films chat plus Mulalo’s new single & guest mix

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Areej is joined by Wamba Wamba First Nations person and Centre Manager of the Indigenous Law Centre UNSW, Eddie Synot who discussed the university’s open letter that called for urgent action to address the over-incarceration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Plus Ayan Shirwa returns to talk about all things pop culture, tv films including Michaela Cole’s I May Destroy You as well as a brief retrospective about the passing of Chadwick Boseman and the film Black Panther.

Lastly, Melbourne based musician and DJ, Mulalo hops on the line to chat about their new single 30, an ode to Melbourne’s western suburbs, as well as dropping a guest mix.

Read the Open Letter here

I May Destroy You - Official Trailer | YouTube

Listen to Mulalo - 30 | SoundCloud

Listen to Mulalo's Guest Mix | SoundCloud

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