Nathan Sentance on faulty memories and cultural institutions
In what ways are memory institutions compromised? How do we make sure that galleries, libraries, archives and museums are truly inclusive in the stories they tell?
Nathan 'Mudyi' Sentance is a Wiradjuri man who grew up on Darkinjung country in New South Wales. He works to ensure that First Nations…
2 – Warrior Librarian
2 – Warrior Librarian This episode a new guest joins Travis as he begins to explore the Warriors of New Dreaming compound: Drew River the Warrior Librarian, who runs the group’s library and manages the oral history archives. Credits: Travis: Travis De Vries Drew River: Nathan Sentance ASIO Agent Of…
Word Up: Nathan Sentance
Nathan Sentance is Wiradjuri man working in libraries, archives, and museums — he’s been blogging for a while now about a critical, new, blak approach to museum practice that’s more inclusive.
Word Up: Nathan Sentance
Nathan Sentance is Wiradjuri man working in libraries, archives, and museums — he’s been blogging for a while now about a critical, new, blak approach to museum practice that’s more inclusive.
Digital repatriation, and 'pitjantja'
How do you repatriate digital material? And what kind of responsibilities do knowledge institutions have in this space?
Tasha James and Nathan Sentance have been thinking about these questions and today they’re sharing their insights.
Then for Word Up, Jay Minning shares a Pitjantjatjara word with …
Ultimo, Haymarket, Chinatown and Chippendale
UTS in the suburb of Ultimo, and its neighbours are Haymarket, Chinatown and Chippendale.
What was this neighbourhood like in colonial times?
How did local suburbs and streets get their names?
What do Chinese Australian students think of Sydney's Chinatown in Haymarket?
Host and former UTS student…
UTS : From eyesore to icon
The stories and history behind the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
How did the UTS Tower become a Sydney landmark?
What UTS buildings are listed as the World's Weirdest Buildings? (Yes, UTS has multiple entries!)
Why did the first UTS students take classes in a department store basement?
Wha…
Introducing... Welcome to the Neighbourhood UTS
The stories and history behind the University of Technology Sydney and the neighbourhood around it.
If you study or work at UTS, this podcast to make you feel more at home there, knowing the stories and histories of the places you visit every day.
This podcast has two episodes, best played in ord…
BONUS | Fishing for Answers
This special episode from our archives speaks to this year’s NAIDOC Week themes of strength, vision and legacy.
Fishing for Answers explores the sophistication of the fishing practices of Eora women in Sydney Harbour, and asks, How can we hear from the women themselves and find out what their world…
53 | The Right of Reply
An archival decolonist walks into a colonial institution, and dreams up a whole new paradigm for cultural heritage.
Today on Archive Fever, Wiradjuri librarian and museum educator Nathan Sentance illuminates the challenges and possibilities of bringing Indigenous epistemologies and voices into t…
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