Victor Steffensen outlines the process behind his latest book.

Reflecting on the legacy of composer and musical director, David Page, who helped laid the foundations of Bangarra Dance Theatre with his memorable songlines. His Brother Stephen Page joins us talk about the latest production called 'Sheltering' that features Davids music and uses existing works, to explore a multitude of Indigenous experiences.  Then later, Aunty Lowitja O'Donoghue is immortalised in a statue unveiled on the banks of Kaurna Country in Adelaide

Melissa Luckashenko details her creative process.

Highlighting conversations with Indigenous leaders who have shaped the way we think and have transformed the way we see the world.

From the streets of Redfern with Aunty Bronwyn Penrith, to Western NSW with Riverbank Frank, exploring how our Aunts and Uncles continue to be such big influences in our grassroots community.

Conversations with trailblazers in the creative industries who use their talents in theatre, visual arts and beyond, to tell stories of our people.

This week we feature Trailblazers in First Nations communities including writer Tony Birch, and former Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney.

This week Speaking Out continues to take look back on some of Larissa's favourite conversations with inspirational Indigenous Women.

We take a look back at the past decade in Indigenous Affairs.

Dr Chris Sarra shares his widely celebrated work on reforming the education system and making it more culturally appropriate for Indigenous students.