The Signal Creative Podcast: Recent Episodes
The Signal Creative Podcast
Signal Creative is a not-for-profit organisation that works with Women from all over Australia to create original music, sound and visual art. This podcast documents Signal’s work and contains chats from Emma Hoy and Caroline Wallace about their experiences on the road with Signal Creative as well as interviews, music and sound art from the inspiring women they meet.
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Krystal Hurst is a Worimi woman who designs handmade jewellery using materials from nature, and specialises in contemporary Aboriginal artworks on canvas, murals and running workshops.
In this episode we interview local women who have worked in the Dickson shopping precinct in Canberra for many years, we talk about the community and their lives.
Petrina Milas (Treen) grew up in Galston NSW and toured South-east Asia as a model before coming home and pioneering a career in Make-up artistry.
Listen to her amazing story here!
Welcome to Season 2! In this very special episode we talk in-depth to Yuin artist Natalie Bateman, we also feature poetry readings from the incredible Sassi Miribi-Nuyum. Recorded at Jigamy Farm NSW. Featured artwork by Natalie Bateman follow her @nats_artwork.
Cheryl Penrith shares her experience of losing her husband 7 years ago and talks about her grief and how she has moved forward in her life. Don't miss this incredible interview with the courageous fashionista Cheryl Penrith. #wiradjuri #waggawagga #wiradjuriwoman
In Part 2 of our NAIDOC week series from Wagga Wagga we talk to Aunty Joyce and Aunty Lorraine from the Hands On Weavers. Learn about the amazing public art they have created for their community and how weaving is taking them into the future! #wiradjuri #waggawagga #weaving
Signal Creative travelled to Wagga Wagga this NAIDOC week and recorded a series of amazing interviews, here's the first with the fabulous Rose Quartz! Picture credit; Warwick Jones https://wajones.press #waggawagga #drag #missfirstnations #naidoc2019 #dragrace
We travelled to Eden with the ANU School of Art and Design on the Bundian Way Artist Exchange - this episode features some of the talk from Yuin artist Natalie Bateman, hear about some of her inspiration from her country to family and food! #nats_artwork #anuartdesign #bundianway #signalroadtrip
We talk to Maria and Bernard at Pilliga Pottery about their experiences meeting the Pilliga Princess. Some locals still believe they have spotted her on the Newell Highway! Picture of Maria by Marnie Vaughn #pilligaprincess #ghoststories #coonabarabran #signalroadtrip #pilligapottery
The Signal Creative podcast Episode 2: River Stories from Walgett
Signal Creative is a not-for-profit organisation organisation that works with Women from all over Australia to create original music, sound and visual art. This podcast documents Signal’s work and contains chats from Emma Hoy and Caroline Wallace about their experiences on the road with Signal Creative as well as interviews, music and sound art from the inspiring women they meet.
Signal Creative travel to Walgett on the regular working for Outback Arts, this episode features sound art stories from the young women in the Sista Speak class as well as a feature interview with Patty Walford… Careful of that River Dog!!
Thank you to Outback Arts A Signal Creative production
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Signal Creative is a charity organisation that works with Women from all over Australia to create original music, sound and visual art. This podcast documents Signal’s work and contains chats from Emma Hoy and Caroline Wallace about their experiences on the road with Signal Creative as well as interviews, music and sound art from the inspiring women they meet.
In this episode, Signal Creative take you to Wydham in Western Australia, Emma and Caroline chat about their experiences in this incredible town, the feature interview is with Roxanne Williams who talks about her life and family, recorded in a campervan on the mud flats just out of town.