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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Morning Zedifyers, Han in the studio with you today! On this show we're returning to our long-running series of discussions on copaganda, with Anna chatting with Gunggari scholar Dr Raylene Nixon -- mother of Steven Lee Nixon-McKellar, who died in police custody at the age of 27 in Toowoomba in 2021 -- and non-Indigenous legal scholar Dr Helena Kajlich. Together, they speak through the process, limitations, and outright copaganda of colonial inquests, drawing on Dr Raylene's own horrific experience. As you might expect, the conversation is pretty heavy -- listen with care.