Radio Reversal
Anna, Natalie, Han, Lamisse, Aleea, Jonathan and Helen
Thursday
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Radio Reversal is a show that subjects aspects of everyday life to historico-political, theoretical, cheeky, irreverent, high brow, low brow, eye brow, warm-hearted analysis. Our aim is to see the world more clearly, think about what we'd like it to become, and how we can make that happen. We think that discussing these sorts of ideas is one way to lessen the alienation that affects many of us trying to make sense of a world that so often makes no sense of us. We also play loads of awesome music (sometimes thematic!) with great enthusiasm for requests and an emphasis on supporting local artists. It's fun!
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19 December, 2024
There is no queer liberation without collective liberation
Morning Zedphiles! On today's show, we're playing excerpts from "friction", a one-day event that took place on 9 Nov in the courtyard of Echo & Bounce, encompassing an art exhibition, panel discussion, music performances and food from the afternoon to the evening. friction centered the importance of collective liberation as an inherent aspect of queerness, centring First Nations peoples to these lands alongside people of colour displaced by settler-colonial systems. Grounded through visual art, discourse, music, and spoken word, friction delved into discomfort to nurture individual and collective growth.
The panel discussion we're playing on the show today features Quandamooka artist Megan Cope from proppaNOW Collective, poetry slam champion Huda the Goddess, Remah Naji of Justice for Palestine Magan-djin, and Barada, Yiman, Gangulu and Gureng Gureng linguist and author Gari Tudor-Smith. The panel is facilitated by Sam Quyên Huỳnh.