ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Gamilaroi poet Luke Patterson debuts an explosive new poetry collection titled: A Savage Turn.
Awaye remembers the life and legacy of Uncle Noel Tovey, an incredible man who has had a profound impact on Blak dance and theatre.
Plus for Word Up, Neenah Gray shares more of the Darumbal language.
Warning: This episode of Awaye! includes references to childhood sexual assault, racist language, and suicide. Listener discretion is advised.
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Australia
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