Decolonise Your Diet on 98.9FM: Recent Episodes
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Decolonise your diet, a show that will make you change the way you think about hunting, gathering, and bush tucker in general, with hosts Dilany and Kaiyu Bayles.
Episode 10 “A Bushtucker Health Revolution” – Interview with Mike and Gayle Quarmby. Mike and Gail planted over 500,000 bushfood plants on Aboriginal communities...
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Question & Answers with Documentary makers Kaiyu Bayles and her son Tiga Bayles Jnr...
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“That Sugar Film” – Interview with filmmaker Damon Gameau, Award winning Documentary Filmmaker.
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Episode 7 “Professor Kerin Odae” – On this weeks episode of We yarn with Professor Kerin Odae.
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Episode 6 “Traditional Approaches To Health” – Interview with Clint Bussy – We discuss Historical Diet transition/ Health transition, Food security and health benefits of traditional foods.
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Episode 5 Amazing Results Using Bushfoods” – We catch up with aunty Thelma ‘Bubsy’ Lander, who says trading a diet of western junk food and alcohol for the traditional Aboriginal cuisine of kangaroo tail and emu meat has helped her to lose 48 kilograms.
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DYD Episode 4 “A National Snapshot of the health and wellbeing of First Nation People” Deadly yarn with the deadly Gregory Phillips on Decolonise Your Diet.
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Did you know that Aboriginal people were the first people in the world to make bread, 15,000 years in advance of the Egyptians? or that we have the manufacture in the world? These are important facts- we should all share our pride that this country was a leader in human development. join us for out 3rd episode of Decolonise Your Diet with uncle Bruce Pascoe, author of the winning book Dark Emu.
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Decolonise your diet, a show that will make you change the way you think about hunting, gathering, and bush tucker in general, with hosts Dilany and Kaiyu Bayles.
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Decolonise your diet, a show that will make you change the way you think about hunting, gathering, and bush tucker in general, with hosts Dilany and Kaiyu Bayles.
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