
Blacademia: Indigenous experiences of the academy, here in so-called Australia. Hosted by Dr Amy Thunig-McGregor. S2: Dec, 2025. S1: Dec, 2019.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Adam Fletcher is a proud Gringai Wonnarua man who is a member of the Lester Family. The family have Traditional Ownership connections to the Allyn River near Barrington as well as the former St Clair Mission in Mount Olive near Singleton. He is incre... more
Dr Gemma Sentance, Wiradjuri woman and legal eagle extraordinaire recently completed her PhD which investigated the experiences of First Nations law graduates in colonial legal institutions. In our yarn we discuss, gifts, and how academia can be a sp... more
Luke Pearson is a Gamilaraay man, who founded IndigenousX in 2012. IndigenousX is a 100% Indigenous owned and operated media, consultancy, and training organisation IndigenousX believes in the principles of self-determination and works to effect chan... more
A Pairrebenne Trawlwoolway woman from Tebrakunna Country in northeast Trouwerner (Tasmania), Dr Lauren Tynan’s research areas encompass human geography and Indigenous studies, developing original methodological approaches, and contending with ethics,... more
From hairdresser’s apprentice, to primary school teacher of over 15 years, Kahlia Saunders is a Gunditjmara and Boandik woman who now leads in the language revitalisation space as a Language and Culture Officer across NSW. Relevant Links from this ep... more
In this episode I yarn with Wonnarua woman and fierce medical advocate - Dr Leila Usher Obstetrician & Gynaecologist; FRANZCOG, MBBS; HNELHD - JHH, NMH. Please note that this episode includes discussion of Women’s Business, systemic violence, birth a... more
This is the final episode for season 1 of Blacademia. This week's guest is Dr Lorraine Muller.
My guest for Season 1, Episode 7 is the remarkable DR MARLENE LONGBOTTOM. In this episode we yarn up about: The value fo connection, mentorship, and uplifting/supporting mob in the academy and community What does being a 'post-doc' mean? Working in H... more
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Focusing on Indigenous experiences in academia, the content often highlights the personal journeys of Indigenous scholars navigating the unique challenges of higher education in Australia. Key themes include the importance of representation, the complexities of cultural identity, and the necessity of integrating Indigenous methodologies. The discussions often feature personal anecdotes, offering listeners insights into the experiences of First Nations individuals and the systemic issues they encounter in educational settings. Episodes uniquely emphasize community engagement and the role of support systems in fostering success amongst Indigenous students, setting a strong tone for advocacy and celebration of Indigenous voices within academia... more
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Recent guests on Blacademia include:
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2. Luke Pearson
3. Dr. Lauren Tynan
4. Kahlia Saunders
5. Dr. Leila Usher
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